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CATHCART |
Cathcart Ph
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Cathcart Ph
[Parish]
Cathcart Ph
[Parish]
Cathcart Ph
[Parish]
Cathcart Ph
[Parish]
Cathcart Ph
[Parish] |
Sheriff's List.
Chalmers' Caledonia
New Statistical Acct [Account]
Old Statistical Account
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
County Map |
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This parish derives its name from the British Caeth-cart, which signifies the strait, or confined part of the Cart.
The parish is bounded on the north by the parish of Govan, on the N. [North] and E. [East] by Rutherglen, on the E. [East] and South by Carmunnock, on the south east by East Kilbride, on the south by Mearns, and on the west by Eastwood.
It is partly in the counties of Renfrew and Lanark, the larger portion in the former county.
Its extreme length, from N. [North] to S. [South], is about 3 miles, extreme breadth from E. [East] to W. [West], about 2 __
The antiquities of the parish are interesting. In this parish was fought the memorable battle of Langside. The last fought by Queen Mary __
There is a detached portion of this parish in on the N. [North] W. [West] side of East Kilbride, bounded on the N. [North] by Mearns, on the N. [North] E, E. [East] and S.[South] E. [East] by E. [East] Kilbride, and on the south & W. [West] by Eaglesham.
John Giles. O.S. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Barrhead Section) |
Caledonian Railway (Barrhead Section) |
The time tabels
The Station master Glasgow
The goods manager |
013.06 |
Constructed in 1840 for Passenger and Mineral trafic and runs between Glasgow & Crofthead. about 15 chains of it passing through the Ph [Parish] of Cathcart. The Electric Telegraphic Co. [Company] have a line of wires on it. |
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CAMPHILL |
Camphill |
The Estate Map
N Thompson Esq Proprietor
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor |
013.06 |
A splendid mansion house situated a little to the South west of and old "British Encampment" of the Same name, The house & grounds adjoining are the property of Neale Thomson Esq |
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SPRINGHILL HOUSE |
Springhill House |
The Estate Map
N Thompson Esq Proprietor
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor |
013.06 |
Situated at Crossmyloof and is the property of Mr Murphy |
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CROSSMYLOOF BAKERY |
Crossmyloof Bakery |
The Estate map
N Thompson Esq Proprietor
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor |
013.06 |
Probably one of the largest Bakerys in her Majestys dominions it was Established in 1847 by Mr Thomson of Camphill for the purpose of supplying the inhabitants of Glasgow with bread similar to that made in London - The usual number of Bakers employed are about 60. |
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LANGSIDE VALLEY |
Langside Valley
Langside Valley
Langside Valley |
N Thomson Esq Camphill
Mr James Smellie Proprietor
Mr Dalgetty Crossmyloof |
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A dwelling house and small portion of land attached Situated at Crossmyloof the property of Mr James Smellie. |
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GOVANVIEW COTTAGE |
Govan View Cottage
Govan View Cottage
Govan View Cottage |
Painted on gate peir
Mr Finlay Path-head
Mr Watson Burnstyle |
013.06 |
A newly Erected villa Situated at a short distance from the Road leading to Busby Cathcart etc |
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CAMPVALE |
Camp Vale |
Mr Jeffery occupier
Mr Dalgetty Crossmyloof
N Thomson Camphill |
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A house situated at Crossmyloof & occupied by Mr Jeffery |
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MOSSIDE |
Mossside |
Mr Jeffery occupier
Mr Dalgetty Crossmyloof
N Thomson Camphill |
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Immediately adjoining the Parish Boy [Boundary] at the south end of Crossmyloof - the property of Mr Stewart |
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CART COTTAGE |
Cart Cottage |
Mr Jeffery occupier
Mr Dalgetty Crossmyloof
N Thomson Camphill |
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Situated West from Langside house - the property of Mr Philips. |
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CROSSMYLOOF |
Crossmyloof
Crossmyloof
Crossmyloof |
N Thomson of Camphill
Mr William Kyle
The voters List |
013.06 |
A finely situated little village Situated on the road leading from Glasgow to Pollokshaws about 2 miles from the City.
McDonald in his "Rambles round Glasgow" gives the following story respecting the derivation of the name - "The singular name of "Crossmyloof" is accounted for by a popular myth which is yet current in the surrounding County. It is said that, immediately before the battle of Langside, the forces of Queen Mary were drawn up on the site of the Village. A Council of war was meanwhile held at which it was debated whether they should, under the circumstances in which they were placed risk a collision with the troops of the Regent. The Queen always impetuous, was urgent that an attack should at once be made, from this rosolution several of her adherents attempted to dissuade her, Tired at lack of their importunities and eager to decide her fate, the Queen pulled an ebony crucifix from her breast, and laid it on her snowy palm, saying at the same time. As surely as that cross lies on my loof. I will this day fight the Regent" |
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MACQUISTEN BRIDGE |
Macquisten Bridge |
Mr P Robertson
Mr James Sil[lar ]
Printed on Bride |
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For description See Name Book of Eastwood Ph [Parish] Page 24. |
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CROSSMYLOOF BUILDINGS |
Crossmyloof Buildings |
Painted on corner of Buildings
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq |
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2 rows of dwelling houses recently built and chiefly occupied by the operatives in Mr Thomsons Bakery |
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CATHCART PLACE [Crossmyloof] |
Cathcart Place |
Painted on corner of Buildings
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq |
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The name applies to a row of Buildings in Crossmyloof |
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WEST PARKPLACE |
West Park Place |
Painted on corner of Buildings
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq |
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The above remark, applies to those houses_ |
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CAMP [Camp Hill] |
Camp |
N Thomson
Mr Kyle
Rev Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Smith |
013.06 |
A circular enclosure planted with trees, said by some authorities to be a "Roman Camp" and by others to be a "British". It is situated nearly on the eminence of a hill which derives the name from the Camp_ and is a well Known locality in the neighbourhood of Glasgow from its proximity to the Battlefield of Langside |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Cathcart
"In a direct South east line from this hill," (a hill near
Overlee) without any intervening eminence, and at the distance
of about two miles, there are still very distinct traces of a
Small Roman encampment at the summit of a hill,
the name of which, from the circumstances, is Camp Hill.
It must have been the station of some small divisions of
the Roman army placed there, at once to keep the natives
in check, and to perform the duty of sentinels". "The camp
is circular, with a diameter of about 100 yards. The vallum,
which is still very perfect, is 7 feet high on the outside,
and 4 feet wide on the top. There seems to have been three
entrances to the camp, nearly trisecting the encircling
the rampart, but of these the approach from the N.W. [north west] was the principal, leading
directly to the pretorium or generals tent, the position of which is still marked
by a slight elevation of the ground on which it was pitched. About 30 years ago,
a Roman Vase, of elegant form and exquisite workmanship, was found by the
late minister of the parish, in preparing for the foundation of an addition
to the house on his property at Woodend, and is now in the possession of the
Hunterian Museum of Glasgow. New Statistical Account. pages 502 & 3. |
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CAMP HILL |
Camp Hill
Camp Hill
Camp Hill
Camp Hill |
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Land Surveyor
Mr W Finlay Pathhead
Old Statistical Acct [Account] |
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A considerable eminence lying to the South West of Glasgow, adjoining the Battle field of Langside. It takes its name from the remains of an old camp which is Situated nearly on the Summit of the hill |
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Site of the BATTLE OF LANGSIDE |
Battle Field of Langside
Battle Field of Langside |
N. Thomson Esq Camphill
Mr Finlay Pathhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart |
013.06 |
The field on which the claim of Queen Mary to the Scottish Crown was decided on the 13th May 1568 A detailed account of which is given in Sir Walter Scott's Novel of the abbot According to the most popular account of it Quen Marys Troops were on their march from Hamilton to Dumbarton, And the Regent Murry learning that Circumstance, marched from Glasgow to meet her drawing up a detachment of his Horse about the place where the farm house of Pathhead now stands Interupting the further progress of the Queens troops. When the Battle ensued the result of which is well Known by all readers of Scottish history |
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"To the S.W. [South.West.] of the eminence on which the remains of the Roman encampment are to be seen, and nearly on the ridge of the same long hill, whose other elevated extremity is crowned by Langside House, stands the village of Langside, rendered ever memorable in Scottish history, by the fatal day when the lovely but ill starred Mary appeared for the last time as a queen & a free woman. A sufficiently accurate detail, to which tradition can add nothing, of the battle fought on that eventful day, the 13th of May 1568, fraught with so many real blessings to Scotland:- yet even now contemplated with mixed feelings of pleasure & pain by every leal hearted Scotsman, is given by every writer of Scotch history, and the minute discrepancies which appear in their several naratives would not probably have existed, had they been better acquainted with the localities of the scene of action.
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
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CAMP HILL |
Camp Hill |
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
013.06 |
An eminence on which are traceable.
The vestige of an Ancient British Camp occupying the crown of a hill to the South east of the Village of Crossmyloof, The Vallum or wall is quite distinct in many places and sufficiently shews the original extent of the Camp, but as it is quite close to the hedge which surrounds the Camp it wont as much of shewing on the plan. It is now planted with trees, and from its elevated position a delightful and wide-spreading prospect of the surrounding Country is obtained_ |
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LANGSIDE HOUSE |
Langside House |
N Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
013.06 |
A spacious and delightfully Situated mansion house the property of Neale Thomson Esq.
It crowns the summit of a ridge of gently rising ground ½ a mile to the South East of Camphill, and about ¼ of a mile South of the village of Langside - whence its name |
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LANGSIDE COTTAGE |
Langside Cottage
Langside Cottage
Langside Cottage |
N Thompson Esq Camphill
William Kyle Esq Glasgow
Mr Watson Burnstyle |
013.06 |
An elegant mansion house the property of Mr Thomson of Camphill, situated at the village of Langside_ |
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QUEEN MARY'S COTTAGE |
Queen Marys Cottage |
N Thompson Esq Camphill
William Kyle Esq Glasgow
Mr Watson Burnstyle |
013.06 |
A beautifully situated Cottage quite Close to the village of Langside. Also the property of Mr Thomson & occupied by Mr William Kyle_ |
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CAMPSIDE |
Campside |
N Thompson Esq Camphill
William Kyle Esq Glasgow
Mr Watson Burnstyle |
013.06 |
A dwelling house adjoining or rather forming part of the Village of Langside- Its external appearance bares a strong resemblance to the old fashioned W.P. making houses |
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BURNSTYLE |
Burnstyle |
N Thompson Esq Camphill
William Kyle Esq Glasgow
Mr Watson Burnstyle |
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A farm house the property of Mr R Watson by whom it is occupied it is quite close to the village |
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PROSPECTBANK |
Prospect Bank
Prospect Bank
Prospect Bank |
Mr R. Watson Burnstyles
Mr William Finlay Pathhead
Mr N Thomson
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
013.06 |
Two newly erected houses situated at Clincart Brae near the road leading from Glasgow to Cathcart |
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CLINCART HILL |
Clincart Hill
Clincart Hill |
Mr R. Watson Burnstyles
Mr William Finlay Pathhead
Mr N Thomson
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
013.06 |
A gently rising hillock about a ¼ of a mile to the South East of the village of Langside & a little to the north of the Bush & Aik lane, which is said to be the line of Route pursued by Queen Marys troops at the on their advance to the battle of Langside. N Thompson accounts for the derivation of the word, by stating that there were two bushes grown in it at the time, a Thorn & an oak, or (Aik) |
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BUSH AND AIK LANE |
Bush & Aik lane
Bushy-Aik Lane. |
Mr R. Watson Burnstyles
Mr William Finlay Pathhead
Mr N Thomson Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
013.06 |
A gently rising hillock about a ¼ of a mile to the South East of the village of Langside & a little to the north of the Bush & Aik lane, which is said to be the line of Route pursued by Queen Marys troops at the on their advance to the battle of Langside. N Thompson accounts for the derivation of the word, by stating that there were two bushes grown in it at the time, a Thorn & an oak, or (Aik) |
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The description remarks for Clincart Hill and Bush and Aik Lane appear to refer to both names as there is no clear separation between both places names, therefore the same remarks have been transcribed on both tables. |
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LANGSIDE |
Langside
Langside
Langside |
Neale Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
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An insignificant little clachan composed of about a score of [houses] principally one-storied & thatched but rendered ever memorable [in] historry by the decisive skir[mish] which occured adjacent to it on 13th May 1568 between the [troops] of the Regent Murray and of Queen Mary. The [battle] ground as pointed out to Messrs Thomson & Finlay lies [at] the N. [North] East of the village and mid way between it and the house of Pathhead. |
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PATHEAD |
Pathhead |
Neale Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
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A farm house the land [attached] to which has been recently pu[rchased] by the Corporation of Glasgow. a South side Park. |
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OVERDALE |
Overdale |
Neale Thomson Esq
William Kyle Esq Land Surveyor
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart |
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Two newly erected houses adjoining the village of Langside |
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Re Patthead - as above, some words on right side of page cannot be determined. |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Dr [Doctor] Smith of Cathcart
Mr Finlay Pathhead
Mr Thomson |
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Situated about a ¼ of a mile to the east of Pathhead it is now the property of Mr. S. Dixon Esq Ironmaster but was originally built by the Countess of Orkney as a present to the celebrated George Whitefield, contemporary of Wesley |
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DEVON VILLA |
Devon Villa |
Mr Allan Proprietor
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr R Williamson |
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A fine new house situated on the West side of the road leading from Glasgow to Cathcart. The property of Mr Allan |
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DERWENT COTTAGE |
Derwent Cottage |
Mr Allan Proprietor
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr R Williamson |
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Situated a little to the west of Devon Villa, the property of Mr R. Williamson |
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CLINCART |
Clincart |
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
N Thompson Esq Camphill |
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A farm house situated on the East side leading from Glasgow to Cathcart, occupied by Mr James Lambie & the property of John Gordon Esq of Aikenhead |
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CLINCART BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Clincart Brick & [and] Tile Works |
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Dr Smith Cathcart
N Thompson Esq Camphill |
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Situated at the Parish Rd and the farm of Clincart and leased by Messrs Allan & Mann |
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MOUNT FLORIDA |
Mt. Florida (in Ruins)
Mount Floridon |
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
N Thompson Esq Camphill
New Statistical account |
013.07 |
A farm house now in ruins (having been burned about a year ago) situated on the Crown of a Hill of the same name & said to be on the route pursued by the Troops of Queen Mary when advancing to the Battle of Langside. It is the property of Mr James Bunten |
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PROSPECTHILL |
Prospecthill |
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
N Thompson Esq Camphill
New Statistical account |
013.07 |
A good dwelling house situated to the East of Mt [Mount] Florida, the property of W.S Dixon Esq |
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BELLEVIEW HOUSE |
Belleview House
Belleview House
Belleview House |
Mr Allan Devon Villa
Mr Stevenson
Dr [Doctor] Smith |
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A dwelling house situated N. E [North East] of Prospecthill, the property of Mr Stevenson |
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HANGINSHAW COTTAGE |
Hanginshaw Cottage
Hanginshaw Cottage
Hanginshaw Cottage
Hagginshaw |
Mr Thomson Camphill
Mr Allan Devon Villa
Mr John Gordon Aikenhead
Old Statistical account |
013.07 |
A cottage situated near the ph [parish] Bdy [Boundary] on the old parish road leading from Rutherglen to Cathcart |
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BROOMVALE |
Broom Vale
Broom Vale
Broom Vale |
Miss Young proprietor
Mr Allan Devon Villa
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith |
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A dwelling house situated a little NE [North East] of Hangingshaw Cottage, & the property of Miss Young |
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POLMADIE COAL MINE |
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The Shaft & principal buildings are situated in Govan Parish |
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CROSSHILL COTTAGE |
Crosshill Cottage |
Miss Young proprietor
Mr Allan Devon Villa
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith |
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A cottage situated on the road side leading from Glasgow to Cathcart.
The property of W.S Dixon Esq |
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NEWLANDSFIELD BLEACHWORKS |
Newlandsfield Bleach Works
Newlandsfields Bleach Works |
Messrs Fleming Proprietors
N Thomson Camphill
Mr Stewart Pollokshaws |
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Extensive Bleach works at Pollokshaws on the Cathcart side of the River White Cart. There are also two dwelling houses adjoining which go under the same name and are all occupied by the Messrs Fleming the proprietors of the works _ |
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MAINS OF NEWLANDS |
Mains of Newlands
Mains of Newlands |
Messrs Fleming Proprietors
N Thomson Camphill
Mr Stewart Pollokshaws
Sir John Maxwells Estate Map
Mr William Collidge Factor |
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A good farm steading occupied by Mr Robert Deans & property of Sir John Maxwell. |
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DOVEHILL T.P. |
Dovehill Toll |
Messrs Fleming Proprietors
N Thomson Camphill
Mr Stewart Pollokshaws
Sir John Maxwells Estate Map
Mr William Collidge Factor |
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A Toll house situated on the road leading from Glasgow to Kilmarnock adjoining Mains of Newlands & is the property of the Renfrewshire Road Trustees _ |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands |
Messrs Fleming Proprietors
N Thomson Camphill
Mr Stewart Pollokshaws
Sir John Maxwells Estate Map
Mr William Collidge Factor |
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Formerly a farm steading but now used as cot houses It was here that the foreign Silver coin mentioned in the New Statistical acc [account] was discovered. Mr Finlay of Pathhead having found some few pieces about 50 years ago. |
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CATHCART CARPET FACTORY AND DYE WORKS |
Cathcart Carpet Factory & Dye Works |
Mr John Geddis
Printed on works
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart |
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An extensive Carpet Factory & Dye work situated at the Cathcart (new) Bridge The property of Messrs John Geddis & Sons _ |
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CATHCART NEW BRIDGE |
Cathcart Bridge (new) |
Mr Geddis
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr Thomson Holm |
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A stone bridge of one arch crossing the Cart at Cathcart Dye Works. The bridge was built (as shewn by the Keystone) by one John Allison in 1799. It is Kept in repair by the County _ |
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HOLM |
Holm |
Mr Geddis
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr Thomson Holm |
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A farmsteading Situated in a Holm (hence its name) a little to the north east of the Carpet Factory. It is occupied by Mr Robert Thompson and is the property of Mr Woodrop |
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MANSE [nr Cathcart New Bridge] |
Manse |
Mr Geddes
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr Thomson Holm |
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Situated on the north bank of the Cart a little to the east of the new Bridge, and occupied by the Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith , Minister of the Established Church The house was built in 1818 _ |
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MERRYLEE WOOD |
Merrylee Wood |
The Estate Map of Sir J Maxwell
Mr William Collidge Factor
Mr Thomas Hill |
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A wood situated on both sides of the road leading from Glasgow to Kilmarnock & near the Ph [Parish] Bdry [Boundary]. The property of Mr Thomas Hill |
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MERRYLEE [2 entries] |
Merrylee
Merrylee |
The Estate Map of Sir J Maxwell
Mr William Collidge Factor
Mr Thomas Hill |
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An excellent mansion house situated in the wood above named, the property of Mr Thomas Hill. There is also a farm of the same name the property of Sir J Maxwell. |
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MUIREND COTTAGE |
Muirend Cottage |
Mr Wilkie proprietor Herald Newspaper Mr Hill Murrylee |
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A dwelling house adjoining Woodend occupied by Mr Thomas Smith. It is said that the Lions which surmounted the old gate piers of the City of Glasgow are doing a similar duty at Muirend- They are of cut Freestone _ |
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WOODBURN COTTAGE |
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage |
Painted on corner of house
Mr Collidge
M Hill Merrylee |
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A Cottage situated at the corner of Merrylee Wood, the property of Mr Watson. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr Wilkie proprietor
Herald Newspaper
Mr Hill Murrylee |
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An excellent mansion house the property of Mrs Wilkie. It was at this place that the Roman vase mentioned in the New Statistical a/c [account] was discovered by the late minister of Cathcart |
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BAIRD'S BRIDGE |
Baird's Bridge
Baird's Bridge
Baird's Bridge
Baird's Bridge
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Mr Stewart Town Clerk Pollokshaws
Mr Hector, Fiscal Pollokshaws
Mr Brown Pollokshaws |
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A stone Bridge of one Arch built over the River White Cart at Pollokshaws and is Kept in repair by the Renfrewshire Road Trustees
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Holmhead House
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Holmhead House |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
Mr James Bunten Cathcart
Mr John Geddis |
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A dwelling house situated on the east bank of the Cart to the north of the old Bridge of Cathcart- the property of Mr J. Bunten |
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HOLMHEAD COTTAGE |
Holmhead Cottage |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
Mr James Bunten Cathcart
Mr John Geddis |
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A dwelling house, also the property of Mr Bunten. |
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NEW CATHCART |
New Cathcart |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
Mr James Bunten Cathcart
Mr John Geddis |
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A quiet little village situated on both sides of the road leading from Glasgow to Busby and about ¼ of a mile to the east of the old village of Cathcart. The post office Kept by the Insp [Inspector] of Poor is situated in the New village. |
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BRAEHEAD HOUSE |
Braehead House |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
Mr James Bunten Cathcart
Mr John Geddis |
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A newly erected and handsome dwelling house the property of Mr James Bunten |
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THORNBANK |
Thornbank |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
Mr James Bunten Cathcart
Mr John Geddis |
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A fine new house on the north side of the road between the new bridge & the New village. The property of Mr John Geddis _ |
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CATHCART [village] |
Cathcart
Cathcart
Cathcart |
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Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr H Macdonald |
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A small village situated on [both] sides of the Cart, of late years there has been some very fine villas erected in the vicinity, but originally it has consisted of about a score or so of thatched - one - stored houses, [there] is but one place of worship & one [school] in the village both being parochial |
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CARTBANK |
Cartbank
Cartbank
Cartbank |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis
Mr James Buntin |
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A dwelling house situated on the South bank of the Cart - hence its [name] It is the property of the Earl of [Cathcart] |
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PASTEBOARD AND SNUFF MILLS [Cathcart] |
Cathcart Paste board & Snuff Mills |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis
Mr James Buntin |
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Situated at the old Bridge in the village of Cathcart |
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OLD BRIDGE [Cathcart] |
Cathcart Bridge (old) |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis
Mr James Buntin |
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A stone bridge of one arch crossing the Cart on the Pasteboard & Snuff [Mill] It is Kept in repair by the Road [Trustees] |
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BRAEHEAD COTTAGE |
Braehead Cottage |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis
Mr James Buntin |
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Two newly erected cottages and [ ] roof in the village |
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MARTYRS' GRAVE [Cathcart churchyard] |
Martyrs Grave
Martyrs Grave
Martyrs Grave |
McDonalds Rambles Round Glasgow
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith Cathcart
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead |
013.11 |
A flat tombstone in the grave yard at Cathcart bearing the following inscription_
This is the Stone tomb of "Robert Thom, Thomas Cook,and John Urie, Martyrs for owning the Covenanted work of Reformation the 11th May 1685_
"The bloody murderers of these men
Were Major Balfour and Captain Maitland
With them others were not frie
Caused them to search in Polmodie
As soon as they had them out found
They murthered them with shots of guns
Scarce time to them did they allow
Before their Maker their Knees to bow
Many like in this land have been
Whose blood for wingeance cries to Heaven
This Cruel wickedness yow see
Was done in loan of Polmadie
This shall a standing witness be
Twixt Presbtrie & Prelacie.
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CHURCH [Cathcart] |
Church |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
N Thomson Camphill
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead |
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The Parish Church is An elegant building in the modern Gothic style of Architecture was erected in 1831 and is seated for 950 - In the burial ground there is also a chaste little Gothic structure recently erected by John Gordon Esq of Aikenhead as a family burying place. Mr Gordon is patron of the Church and is one of the principal proprietors in the parish |
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SCHOOL [Cathcart] |
School |
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The Parochial School situated in the immediate vicinity of the Church is attended by about 70 or 80 scholars |
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MAL'S MIRE |
Mals Mire
Mal's Mire |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
N Thomson Camphill
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
013.11 |
Said to be the road taken by Queen Mary after the battle of Langside branches of the turnpike road in an easterly direction from opposite the Church _ And in wet weather, its sanitary condition seems very little improved since the time Queen Mary's horse almost stuck in its mud _ |
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"She, (the Queen) with her attendants, galloped off by a lane which joins the road to Rutherglen at Hagginshaw, and which, from the difficulty she experienced in bringing her horse through its muddy avenue, is still Known by the name of Mal's Mire."
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KNOWE |
Knowe
Knowe
Knowe |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq
Camphill |
013.11 |
A farm house at the end of the village and in the vicinity of the Church - the property of Sir John Maxwell & occupied by Mr James Gray |
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KIRKWELL (Ruin) |
Kirkwell (in ruins) |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq Camphill |
013.11 |
A farm steading now in ruins the property of John Gordon of Aikenhead Esq |
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CASTLE MAINS |
Castlemains |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J. Gordon Esq ] Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq Camphill |
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A farm steading with land attached the property of the Earl of Cathcart and occupied by J & G Russell. |
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BELVIDERE WOOD |
Belvidere Wood |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq Camphill |
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A Wood situated on the East side of the road leading from Cathcart to Carmunnock the property of John Gordon Esq of Aikenhead. |
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COURT HILL |
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq Camphill |
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Situated a little to the North East of the Castle and said to be the place occupied by Queen Mary during the time of the Battle of Langside in 1568. An old thorn tree formerly marked the spot where she stood, and Dr [Doctor] Smith informs me the said tree was uprooted at the time of the French Revolution in the expectation of finding some hidden treasure under it - However in its place is a stone pillar. with the letters M.R surmounted by a cross and underneath 1568-, The stone was erected by the late Sir George Cathcart who fell at the Battle of Inkerman _ |
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Pillar |
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Pillar -
marking the spot where
Queen Mary viewed the
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CATHCART HOUSE |
Cathcart House |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J Gordon Esq Aikenhead
N Thomson Esq Camphill |
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The mansion house belonging to the Cathcart family and situated a little to the West of the Castle. |
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"The infantry pursued their way with impetuosity
by the common road already described, while
the queen with her personal staff proceeded along the
road to Ayr to an elevated position, long noted by a
thorn, now marked by a clump of trees, near the Castle
of Cathcart", "When the unhappy Queen, from
her Station on the Court Hill of Cathcart, which
Commanded a view of the whole scene of action,
saw the tide of battle irretrievably turned against
her gallant defenders, she, with her attendants,
galloped off by a lane which joins the road to
Rutherglen at Higginshaw",
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CATHCART CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Cathcart castle (in Ruins) |
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
J Gordon Esq
N Thomson Esq |
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The remains of the Castle Consists of four outer walls forming A 5 square massy structure, erected in a steep bank which rises on the north side of the Cart according to "McDonalds Rambles Round Glasgow" [The] barony & Castle of Cathcart were in the possession of one Alan [de] Cathcart in the days of Wallace [and] Bruce, About the middle of the [16th] Century it was sold by the then [possessor] to the Lord of Sempil. whose family it was transferred [to] the Blairs of Boghen- and [in] 1801 it was purchased by the [late] Earl of Cathcart, whose son [the] present Earl is now its [proprietor]
It must at one period have possessed great [ ] as the walls in some places are about 10 feet in thickness_ |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Cathcart
North west of Eaglesham, and upon
the bank of Cart, lies the barony of Cathcart, where,
upon an eminence, stands the castle of Cathcart, the
principal messwage of a fair lordship of the same
denomination; whose ancestors (without doubt)
have taken surname & Designation from their hereditary
lands, when fixed Surname came to be used; for in
the reign of King William, and about the year 1179,
Rainaldus de Cathcart is witness to the Donation
of the Church of Cathcart, by Allan the son of Walter,
Dapifer Regis Scotiz, to the Monks of Pasley.
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MUIREND |
Muirend
Muirend
Muirend |
Mr John Muir occupier
Mr Bogle Papr Mill
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith |
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A farm house in the vicinity of Woodend the property of Mr Woodrop & occupied by John Weir |
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BOGTON |
Bogton
Bogton
Bogton |
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis |
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A farm house about ¼ of a mile south of new Cathcart the property of John Gordon Esq Aikenhead |
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BOGTON HOUSE |
Bogton House |
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis |
013.14 |
A mansion house also the property of Mr Gordon |
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LINN HOUSE |
Linn House |
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis |
013.14 |
A splendid mansion house beautifully situated on the south side of the Cart there is Waterfall of about 20 feet, on the river, about 10 chains distant from the house from where it takes the name (Linn) it is also the property of John Gordon Esq |
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SUNNYSIDE |
Sunnyside |
J. Gordon Esq Aikenhead
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Geddis |
013.14 |
A new house of the Millholm paper Mill, the property of Mr R Couper |
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WILLIAMWOOD |
Williamwood
Williamwood
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The Estate Map
H Methven Esq Factor
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The mansion house on the Estate of the same name the property of Mr Stewart and occupied by Mr Orr |
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NETHERLEE |
Netherlee |
The Estate Map
H Methven Esq Factor
Mr Orr |
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A farm steading situated on the East side of the road leading between Cathcart & Busby. The property of Mr Stewart |
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NETHERLEE PRINT AND DYEWORKS |
Netherlee (Print & Dye Works) |
The Estate Map
H Methven Esq Factor
Mr Orr |
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A Printing & Dyeing establishment on the Cart at Netherlee the property of P McCallum & Co [Company]
The workers houses adjoining the works also a few on the East side of the public road go under the name of Netherlee |
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MILLHOLM MILL (Paper) |
MillHolm Paper Mill |
Mr R Couper
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr John Gordon |
013.15 |
An Extensive paper Mill situated to the West of Cathcart House on the banks of the Cart the property of Messrs R & J Couper |
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HAGTONHILL |
Hagtonhill |
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Mr Gordon
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A substantial farmsteading the property of John Gordon Esq of Aikenhead and occupied by Mr James Strang |
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SYMSHILL |
Symshill
Symshill
Symshill |
J Gordon Esq
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
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A farm house the property of the Earl of Cathcart and occupied by Mr George Russell |
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CLARKSTON |
Clarkston
Clarkston
Clarkston |
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Mr Arthur Watson Overlee
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A Tiny little Village situated at the crossing of the Glasgow & Mearns, Busby & Thornliebank roads and distant 4 miles from Glasgow. There was formerly a well conducted School in the place but it has been given up of late. |
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T.P. [Clarkston] |
Clarkston Toll |
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Mr Arthur Watson Overlee
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DRUMBY |
Drumby |
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Mr Methven Factor
Mr Thomas Clark occupier |
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A good farm house on the north side of the road leading from Thornliebank to Busby. It is the property of Mr Stewart & occupied by Mr Thomas Clark |
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WHITE CART WATER |
River White Cart
White Cart Water
See adjoining parishes J.C.G. |
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Mr Thomas Clark occupier
County Map. |
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Enters Cathcart at the Spinning Mill of James Crum Esq at Busby & runs through the parish in a Southerly direction until its entrance into Eastwood at Pollokshaws. Its appearance through some places of Cathcart has been beautifully described by the Poets "Graham & Campbell |
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OVERLEE |
Overlee
Overlee
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Mr A Watson Proprietor
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Smith
Mr Finlay Pathhead |
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An excellent farm house with offices & land attached situated in the S. [South] West angle of the Parish _ the property of Mr Arthur Watson the farm house now stands in the place where the suberennean houses mentioned in the New Statistical a/c [account] were discovered _ About 2 years ago Mr Watson found some small earthen pots in a sand pit (now filled up) to the North of the house
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Names--Sheet--Plan--Page
Braehead Cottage--13--10--26
Burnstyle--13--6--10
Bush and Aik Lane--13--6--11
Belleveiw House--13--7--18
Bromvale--13--7--18
Broomvale--13--7--18
Beechwood--13--10--20
Bairds Bridge--13--10--23
Braehead House--13--10--25
Belvidere Wood--13--11--30
Bogton--13--14--33
Bogton House--13--14--33
Caledonian Railway (Barrhead Sections)--13--6--10
Camphill--13--6--10
Crossmyloof Bakery--13--6--10
Campvale--13--6--2
Cart Cottage--13--6--2
Crossmyloof--13--6--3
Crossmyloof Buildings--13--6--4
Cathcart Place--13--6--4
Camp--13--6--5
Camp Hill--13--6--5
Campside--13--6--10
Clincart Hill--13--6--11
Crosshill--13--6--13
Clincart--13--7--17
Clincart Brick and Tileworks--13--6--17
Crosshill Cotttage--13--7--18
Cathcart Carpet Factory & Dyke Works--13--10--21
Cathcart New Bridge--13--10--21
Cathcart--13--10--26
Cartbank--13--10--26
Church--13--11--29
Castle Mains--13--11--30
Court Hill--13--11--31
Cathcart House--13--11--31
Cathcart Castle (In Ruins)--13--11--32
Clarkston--17--2--37
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Devan Villa--13--7--15
Derwent Cottage--13--7--15
Dovehill TP--13--10--19
Drumby--17--2--37
Govanview Cottage--13--6--2
Haginshaw Cottage--13--7--18
Holm--13--10--21
Holmhead House--13--10--25
Holmhead Cottage--13--10--25
Hagtonhill--13--15--35
Knowe--13--11--30
Kirkwell (Ruin)--13--11--30
Langside Valley--13--6--2
Langside House--13--6--9
Langside Cottage--13--6--10
Langside--13--6--12
Linn House--13--14--33
Mosside--13--6--2
Mount Florida--13--7--17
Mains of Newlands--13--10--19
Millbrae Mill (Corn)--13--10--20
Millbrae House--13--10--20
Millbrae Bridge--13--10--20
Manse--13--10--21
Merrlyee Wood--13--10--22
Merrylee--13--10--22
Merrylee--13--10--22
Muirend Cottage--13--10--22
Martyrs Grave (Thom Cook and Urie)--13--11--27
Mal's Mire--13--11--29
Muirend--13--14--33
Millholm Mill (Paper)--13--15--35
Newlandsfield Bleachworks--13--10--19
Newlands--13--10--19
New Cathcart--13--10--20
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Netherlee Print and Dyeworks--13--14--34
Overdale--13--6--12
Old Bridge--13--10--26
Overlee--17--2--39
Prospectbank--13--6--11
Pathead--13--6--12
Prospecthill--13--7--17
Papermill--13--10--20
Pasteboard and Snuff Mills--13--10--26
Pillar--13--11--31
Queen Mary's Cottage--13--6--10
Springhill House--13--6--1
Site of the Battle of Langside (13th May 1568) --13--6--7
School--13--11--29
Sunnyside--13--14--33
Symshill--13--15--35
Stamperland--17--2--38
TP--17--2--37
Thornbank--13--10--25
West Parkplace--13--6--4
Woodburn Cottage--13--10--22
Woodend--13--10--22
Williamwood--13--14--34
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