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Dunsdale Mill (Woollen) |
Dunsdale Mill (Woollen) |
John Brown Esqr.
James Turnbull
John Turnbull |
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A large Mill on Dunsdale Haugh in which Woollen fabrics are Manufactured. It is the property of Mr W. R. Haldane of Galashiels and Rented by William Waddell & Richard Turnbull. |
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Shawburn T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Shawburn T. P. [Turn Pike] |
Name Board
Janet Grieve Collector
Peter Rodger Esqr Town Clerk |
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A Toll Bar at the spot where the road to Galashiels crosses the Shawburn about 3/4ths of a mile from Selkirk. |
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Boro [Burgh] of Selkirk
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Mill Haugh |
Mill Haugh |
Mr. Hall
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Frazer |
012 |
A flat of waste ground along the River side, the property of the Corporation |
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Waulk Mill (Woollen) |
Waulk Mill |
Mr Crossly Proprietor
Mr Johnstone
Mr Brown |
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A Small Woollen Mill, formerly a waulk or Fulling mill stood here hence the name |
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Engine Works |
Engine Works |
Mr Crossly
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A block of buildings in which Engines of various descriptions are constructed, Situated a short distance north of the Railway Station. |
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Wellwood Park |
Wellwood Park |
George Roberts Esqr Provost
Henry Brown Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr Town Clerk |
012 |
A handsome mew Villa, pleasantly Situated & Overlooking the Ettrick. It is the property & residence of G. Roberts Esqr Provost of Selkirk. |
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Bridgepark |
Bridgepark |
Mrs Roberts Proprietor
Mr Brown
Mr Johnston |
012 |
A fine dwelling house with garden & a small plot of Ornamental ground attached |
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Green Bank |
Green Bank |
William Brown Esqr
Henry Brown Esqr
John Currie Postman |
012 |
A good commodious dwelling house facing Ettrick Terrace |
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Dunsdale Haugh |
Dunsdale Haugh |
James Turnbull
John Turnbull
Inscription on Houses |
012 |
A piece of ground extending from Ettrick Mill to Shawburn between the Road & River, on which a number of Cottages are built for the workers in Dunsdale & Ettrick Mills who chiefly occupy them. |
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Sloethorn Bank |
Sloethorn Bank |
Mr Peter Rodger
Mr Lang W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Name on Cottages |
012 |
A row of Small houses on the road from Selkirk to Galashiels & about ½ a mile from the former town, it is inhabited by the workmen Employed at the Dunsdale & Ettrick Mills |
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Dunsdale Cottages |
Dunsdale Cottages |
John Brown Esqr
Henry Brown Esqr
Inscription thereon |
012 |
A row of Cottages opposite to Ettrick Mill & chiefly occupied by the Mill workers. |
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Ettrick Mill (Woollen) |
Ettrick Mill (Woollen) |
John Brown Esqr
Henry Brown Esqr
Name on front of Building |
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A large andEextensive woollen Mill driven by water power only. The property of J.H. Brown & Coy [Company]. |
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Pinegrove |
Pinegrove |
Mr Brown
Mr Roberts
Mr Johnston |
012 |
Two Cottages lying immediately East of Dunsdale Cottages. |
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Elm Park |
Elm Park |
George Roberts Esqr Provost
D. C. Alexander Advocate
Peter Rodger Esqr Town Clerk |
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A pretty & commodious Villa residence, with neat terraces & lawn in front. The residence of P. Rodger Esqr. |
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Hawthorn Bank |
Hawthorn Bank |
Richard Turnbull Esqr
William Scott Collector
P. Rodger Esqr Town Clerk. |
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A commodious dwelling house Situated a little to the N. [North] of Scott's Place, with garden attached the property of John Anderson Esqr Catpair Galawater |
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Knowe Park |
Knowe Park |
Mr Peter Rodger
Mr Lang
Mr Chisholm |
012 |
A plain Substantial Dwelling house on the north side of the road leading from Selkirk to Galashiels & about ¼ mile from the former place. It is the residence of Mr Somerville Sheriff substitute for Selkirk. |
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Railway Hotel |
Railway Hotel |
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn
Mr Frazer |
012 |
A neat building with Stabling attached, the Property of the Tenant Mr Hogg. |
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Corn Mill |
Mill (Corn & Flour) |
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn
Mr Frazer |
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A large Corn & Flour Mill the property of the Corporation. A short distance South are the Gas Works for the supply of light to the town. |
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Gas Works |
Gas Works |
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn
Mr Frazer |
012 |
A short distance South are the Gas Works for the supply of light to the town. |
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Mill Street |
Mill Street |
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn
Mr Frazer
Corner Ticket |
012 |
This name applies to that portion of the Statute labour Road leading from Greenmeadow Tan Works as for North as the Corn & Flour Mill |
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Station |
Selkirk Station |
W.H. Wooley Station Master
George Roberts Esqr Provost
John Currie Postman |
012 |
The terminus of the Selkirk & Galashiels Railway, the property of that company. The line of Rails is only 6 miles long and is worked by the North British Railway Company |
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Bridgehaugh Mill (Woollen) |
Bridgehaugh Mill (Woollen) |
Mr Dobie Proprietor
Mr Roberts
Mr Rodger Town Clerk |
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A large Woollen Mill Situated near the Railway Terminus, the property of Mr Dobie |
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Forest Mill (Woollen) |
Forest Mill (Woollen) |
Mr Rodgers
Mr Roberts
Mr Johnston Provost |
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A block of large buildings appropriated as a Woollen Mill for the manufacture of Tweed Cloth, property of Mr Roberts. |
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Greenmeadow Tan Works |
Greenmeadow Tan Works |
Mr Mark Proprietor
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
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A Tolerably sized Skin & Tan Works at the south end of Mill Street, the property of Mr Mark |
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Comely Bank |
Comely Bank |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Mr Rodger |
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A fine Cottage with Garden & a small Portion of Ornamental Ground attached. |
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Ettrick Terrace |
Ettrick Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A Street or Road from the Market Place and terminating a little beyond Comely Bank |
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Hallidays Park |
Halliday's Park |
Corner Ticket
Mr Rodger
Mr Johnston |
012 |
A short street branching off Ettrick Terrace & terminating at Chapel Street. |
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Buccleuch Road |
Buccleuch Road |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Mr Leech Heatherlieburn |
012 |
A Road Recently constructed extending from near the Ry [Railway] Station as far S.W [SouthWest] as the T.P. [Turn Pike] near the Bridge |
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U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
UP. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
The Revd [Reverend] Mr Dickie
Mr Rodger
Mr Johnston |
012 |
A fine cottage with garden, and a Small plot of Ornamental ground attached. at the former Exn [Examination] this house was known by the name of Ettrickbrae. |
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Raebank |
Raebank |
The Revd [Reverend] Mr Dickie
Mr Rodger
Mr Johnston
James Brown Esqr
William Brown Esqr
John Currie Postman |
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A fine Cottage with garden and a Small plot of Ornamental ground attached. |
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Chapel Street |
Chapel Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr Johnstone
Mr Rodger |
012 |
A narrow Street leading from Ettrick Terrace and terminating near the End of High Street |
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Gaol |
Gaol |
Mr Johnston
Mr Rodger
Mr Roberts |
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A Small Castellated building appropriated as the County and Burgh Prison or Gaol. It has Eleven Cells & capable of containing 24 Prisoners. |
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Police Station |
Police Station |
Mr Frazer
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn |
012 |
A Strong Stone building Situated at the Corner of Chapel Street and Ettrick Terrace, the Property of the Police Commissioners. |
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Church |
Church |
Mr Johnstone
Mr Rodger
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A large and handsome Edifice being the Parish Church. Its interior is well fitted up with pews & galleries sufficiently commodious to accomodate 1200 sitters. |
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Charity School |
Charity School |
Mr Johnston
Mr Rodger
Mr Brown Ettrick Terrace |
012 |
A Small plain built Edifice occupied as a Charity School, & supported by voluntary subscriptions. |
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School |
School |
Mr Johnston
Mr Rodger
Mr Brown |
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A plain Edifice being the Parish School in which the Ordinary branches of an English Education are taught with Latin and French. |
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Scott's Close |
Scott's Close |
Cover Tickets
Mr Johnston
Mr Rodger |
012 |
A narrow lane leading from Chapel Street and terminating at High Street. |
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County Hotel |
County Hotel |
Mr Dryden
Mr Johnston
Sign Board |
012 |
A fine Hotel and Inn with Stabling attached, the Property of Mr Dryden. |
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Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland |
Union Bank (Branch of) |
Mr Roberts Agent
Mr Johnston
Mr Brown |
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A Small Plain building occupied as a branch office of the Union Bank of Scotland - the Property of the Union Banking Company. |
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Chapel |
Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Nicol
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A Small but neat Edifice of the Gothic Style at present occupied as an Independent Chapel. It was built by Sir John Murray as an Episcopal Chapel, Attached to this Chapel is a fine dwelling with some Ornamental grounds designated the "Parsonage". |
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Parsonage |
Parsonage |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Nicol
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
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A Small but neat Edifice of the Gothic Style at present occupied as an Independent Chapel. It was built by Sir John Murray as an Episcopal Chapel, Attached to this Chapel is a fine dwelling with some Ornamental grounds designated the "Parsonage". |
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F.C. [Free Church] Manse |
F. C. [Free Church] Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Farquerson
Mr William Donaldson
Dr [Doctor] Burd |
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A good dwelling house with Garden attached, Occupied by the Free Church Minister. |
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Heatherlie |
Heatherlie |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
John Murray Esqr Philiphaugh
Name Board |
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A few Working mens cottages with gardens attached. The name is derived from an old farm so called & although no farm Steading now exists, the name belongs to the whole extent of the old Farm rather than to that portion on which the houses are built. |
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Maple Cottage |
Maple Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Nicol
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
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A fine Cottage with Garden and a small portion of Ornamental ground attached. |
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Heatherlie Cottage |
Heatherlie Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Nicol
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
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A fine Cottage with garden and a small plot of Ornamental ground attached. |
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Upland Cottage |
Upland Cottage |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Revd [Reverend] Mr Young |
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A fine Cottage with garden and a small plot of Ornamental ground attached. |
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Heatherlieburn |
Heatherlieburn |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Young |
012 |
A fine Cottage with garden and some Ornamental ground attached. |
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The Green |
The Green |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Simeon Bathgate Esqr
Inscription on Name Board |
012 |
A few Working mens Cottages with gardens attached. The occupiers are chiefly Employed in the Factories. |
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Crosskeys Inn |
Crosskeys Inn |
Sign Board |
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An old Inn of the 3rd class |
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Fleece Inn |
Fleece Inn |
Mr Mills Occupier
Mr Johnston
Sign Board |
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A commodious Inn of the 2nd Class with Stabling attached the property of Mr Mills |
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Branch of the British Linen Company's Bank of Scotland |
British Linen Compys [Companys] Bank (Branch of) |
Mr Mills
Mr Johnston
Sign Board |
012 |
A fine building occupied as a branch office of the British Linen Company Bank of Scotland & the property of the same |
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Queen's Head |
Queen's Head (P.H.) [Public House] |
Sign Board
Peter Rodger Esqr
John Currie Postman |
012 |
An old Inn of the 3rd class, Situated at the Corner of "West Port" and "The Valley". |
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Sir Walter Scott's Monument |
Sir Walter Scotts Monument |
George Roberts Esqr Provost
Peter Rodger Esqr Town Clerk |
012 |
A colossal Statue mounted on a granite Pedestal & Protected by a Strong Metal Railing, & is almost the only ornament in the Town, except Perhaps the Town Hall Spire. It bears the following inscription.
"WAVERLY"
"Erected in August 1839
In proud & affectionate remembrance
Sir Walter Scott Baronet
Sheriff of this County
From 1800 to 1832. |
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West U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
West U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell Minister
Mr Lang W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
James Chisholm Dean of Guild |
012 |
A Place of worship belonging to the United Presbyterian Synod. It is distinguished from Another in the town of the same Pursuasion by having West affixed to it. And affords accomodation for 700 Sitters. |
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Manse |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Farquharson
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr |
012 |
A good dwelling house with garden & Ornamental ground attached. The residence of the Parish Minister. |
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Chapel Place |
Chapel Place |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Young
Mr Johnstone
Mr Roberts |
012 |
An irregular Street leading from the End of "The Valley" to Ettrick Terrace. at the former Examination it was known by the name of Backsides. |
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The Valley |
The Valley |
Corner Tickets
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A short lane leading from West Port & terminating at the End of Chapel Place. |
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Bogies Close |
Bogies Close |
Corner Tickets
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A narrow lane or close leading from West Port & terminating at Chapel Place |
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West Port |
West Port |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Corner Tickets |
012 |
A street leading from the Market Place to the Westward & terminating at The Green |
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Kirk Wynd |
Kirk Wynd |
Corner Ticket
Mr Johnstone Provost |
012 |
A street leading from the Market Place and terminating at the North End of Castle Street. |
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Church (In Ruins) |
Church (In Ruins) |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Farquharson
Mr Johnstone
Mr Brown |
012 |
A Church (built in 1748) now in Ruins which was till Recently used as the Parish Church, Situated within a large burial ground. Still used as the place of interment for the town and Parish. |
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Black Bull |
Black Bull (P.H.) [Public House] |
Sign Board |
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A good inn of the 3rd class. |
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Market Place |
Market Place |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
012 |
A small triangular space in which stands Sir Walter Scott's monument and a Radiated Pavement to mark the site where the Town Cross formerly stood also a weighing Machine and Public Well. |
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Robertson's Close |
Robertson's Close |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
012 |
A narrow lane leading from the Market Place |
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Humes Close |
Humes Close |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
012 |
A narrow lane leading from the Kirk Wynd |
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Long Close |
Long Close |
Corner Tickets
Mr Johnstone Provost |
012 |
A long narrow lane leading from the West Port & terminating at Castle Street. |
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Town Hall |
Town Hall |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Mr Mills |
012 |
A Small Public building surmounted by a Spire 110ft in height. Its interior is fitted up with a large hall for Public meetings, And the Courts of Justice. The property of the Town. |
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Flesh Market Street |
Flesh Market Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
012 |
A Short Street branching Easterly from the Market Place & terminating at a nameless Alley or Close. |
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First U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
1st U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dickie
Mr Johnston |
012 |
A Plain built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with Pews & Galleries Sufficiently commodious for about 750 Sitters. |
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Post Office |
Post Office |
Mr Hall
Mr Frazer
Mr Dunn |
012 |
A house used for this Purpose and other business, Situated in the Market Place, the Property of the tenant Mr Turnbull. |
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Thornyhall Nursery |
Thornyhall Nursery |
Mr Laing
Mr Rodger
Mr Brown |
012 |
An Extensive Nursery Situated immediately north of Dovecot Park the Property of Mr Laing |
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Chapel Street |
Chapel Street |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
012 |
A narrow Street Extending from Ettrick Terrace to the east end of High Street |
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High Street |
High Street |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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This is the Principal Street in the Town extending from the Market Place NorthEastwards to Scott's Place. |
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Viewfield |
Viewfield |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
John Lang Esqr Advocate. |
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A large Self contained Villa with well laid out Woods around it with a large garden attached the residence of J. Lang Esqr Advocate. |
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Scott's Place |
Scott's Place |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
012 |
A row of 6 or 7 Dwelling houses Situated at the east end of High Street |
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Selkirk T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Selkirk T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Mr Hall
Mr Dunn
Mr Frazer |
012 |
A Toll Bar at the East End of High Street immediately on the Outskirts of the town |
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Dovecot Park |
Dovecot Park |
P. Rodger Esqr
J. Lang Esqr
J. Chisholm Esqr |
012 |
A Row of Cottages with gardens attached Situated at the Eastern extremity of the Town. The ground on which they are built was originally called by this name. |
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R.C. [Roman Catholic] School |
R.C. [Roman Catholic] School |
Mr Johnston Provost
Mr Rodger
Mr Brown |
012 |
A Small edifice being the Roman Catholic School, in which are taught the ordinary branches of an English Education |
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Hermitage |
Hermitage |
Mr Hall
Mr Frazer
Mr Dunn |
012 |
A good dwelling house with garden and Ornamental ground attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Clarkson |
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Mungo Park's Monument |
Park's Monument |
Mr Johnston
Mr Rodger
Mr Brown |
012 |
A Statue of Mungo Park placed upon a Square Pedestal & Enclosed by a Stone Wall. It has the following inscription - "Mungo Park born at Foulshiels Selkirkshire 10th Septr [September] 1771" |
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Back Row |
Back Row |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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An Old Street Running from the East End of High Street to the N. [North] End of the South Port. |
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Pine Bank |
Pine Bank |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lawson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell
John Currie Postman |
012 |
A good dwelling house with garden & small Plot of Ornamental ground Attached, occupied by the Revd [Reverend] Mr Lawson & the property of his mother. |
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Free Church |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sorley
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lawson |
012 |
A Plain built Edifice the Property of the Free Church Denomination, Seated for 800. |
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Bythorne |
Bythorne |
Mr Peter Rodger
Mr Peter Lang
Mr James Chisholm |
012 |
A good Dwelling house with garden & Ornamental ground attached. |
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Springbank |
Springbank |
Mr Rodger
Mr Lang
Mr Chisholm |
012 |
A neat plain Cottage with a good garden attached. |
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Ochre Hall |
Ochre Hall |
Mr Lang W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr Chisholm
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell |
012 |
A Small Cottage with Garden attached the Residence of James Inglis |
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Rose Mount |
Rose Mount |
Mr Lang
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell
Mr James Chisholm |
012 |
A Neat Plain Cottage with garden attached the Residence of George Inglis. |
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West U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Russell
Mr Lang
Mr James Chisholm |
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A good dwelling house with garden attached the Residence of the officiating Minister of the West U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. |
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Tower Street |
Tower Street |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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A Street leading from the High Street across Back Row to the Free Church. |
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Meeting House Close |
Meeting House Close |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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A narrow winding lane leading from Tower Street to the Kirk Wynd. |
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Inglis Close |
Inglis Close |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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A narrow lane leading from the Back Row to the head of Fleshmarket Street. |
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Burgh School |
Burgh School |
Mr Johnston
Mr Brown
Mr Roberts |
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A neat building in course of Erection, to be appropriated as the Burgh School and Endowed by the Burgh. |
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South Port |
South Port |
G. Roberts Esqr
P. Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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A short street extending from the head of Kirk Wynd to the Outskirts of the Town. |
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Castle Street |
Castle Street |
George Roberts Esqr
Peter Rodger Esqr
Name Board |
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An Old Street Running westwards from the head of Kirk Wynd to the Haining Gate. |
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Bog Cottage |
Bog Cottage |
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts
Mr Brown |
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A Small Cottage with a garden attached. |
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Sentry Knowe |
Sentry Knowe |
Peter Rodger Esqr
James Chisholm Esqr
Mr Lang |
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A well Known Elevated Ridge on the South Side of the Town of Selkirk commanding an extensive view of the Surrounding Country. It is Supposed to have received this name from it having been a Practice to Post a Sentinel here to give alarm on the approach of an Enemy during the Border feuds. |
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Rosebank |
Rosebank |
Mr Brown
Mr Johnston
Mr Roberts |
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A few Small Cottages with garden attached the Property of Mr Paton |
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Selkirk |
Selkirk
Selkirk
Selkirk
Selkirk
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Old Stat [Statistical] Account
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Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Directory
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac |
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The burgh of Selkirk Reports the Commissioners on Municipal Corporations is said to be of Ancient foundation, but the oldest Charter Preserved is one granted by King James V dated 4th March 1535, which with Subsequent Charters granted in 1540 were Ratified by the Scottish Parliament in an act in favour of the burgh dated 28th June 1633.
On a Petition from the Magistrates and Town Council the Sheriff of Selkirk after investigation Pronounced a deliverance dated 29th June 1863, delineating the boundaries of the Burgh under the "General Police and Improvement Scotland Act 1862". It is governed by a Provost & 15 Councillors. |
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[Stamped] Ordnance Survey M. S. Store Southampton 29 MAR 1897
NAME BOOK
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TOWN OF SELKIRK
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Index
Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Bridgepark -- 12 -- 21 -- 4
Bridgehaugh Mill -- 12 -- 31 -- 10
Buccleuch Road -- 12 -- 31 -- 12
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland -- 12 -- 31 -- 15
Branch of the British Linen Company's Bank of Scotland -- 12 -- 31 -- 19
Bogies Close -- 12 -- 31 -- 22
Burial Ground -- 12 -- 31 -- 23
Black Bull (P.H. [Public House]) -- 12 -- 31 -- 23
Black Row -- 12 -- 32 -- 30
Bythorne -- 12 -- 32 -- 30
Burgh School -- 12 -- 32 -- 32
Bog Cottage -- 12 -- 32 -- 33
Corn Mill -- 12 -- 31 -- 9
Comely Bank -- 12 -- 31 -- 11
Chapel Street -- 12 -- 31 -- 13
Church -- 12 -- 31 -- 14
Charity School -- 12 -- 31 -- 14
County Hotel -- 12 -- 31 -- 15
Chapel -- 12 -- 31 -- 16
Crosskeys Inn -- 12 -- 31 -- 19
Chapel Place -- 12 -- 31 -- 21
Church (In Ruins) -- 12 -- 31 -- 23
Castle Street -- 12 -- 32 -- 33
Dunsdale Mill -- 12 -- 12 -- 1
Dunsdale Haugh -- 12 -- 22 -- 5
Dunsdale Cottage -- 12 -- 22 -- 5
Dovecot Park -- 12 -- 32 -- 28
Engine Works -- 12 -- 21 -- 3
Ettrick Mill -- 12 -- 22 -- 6
Elm Park -- 12 -- 22 -- 6
Ettrick Terrace -- 12 -- 31 -- 11
Forest Mill -- 12 -- 31 -- 10
F.C. [Free Church] Manse -- 12 -- 31 -- 16
Flesh Market Street -- 12 -- 31 -- 25
Fleece Inn -- 12 -- 31 -- 19
First U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 12 -- 31 --19
Free Church -- 12 -- 32 -- 30
Green Bank -- 12 -- 21 -- 4
Gas Works -- 12 -- 31 -- 9
Greenmeadow Tan Works -- 12 -- 31 -- 11
Gaol -- 12 -- 31 -- 13
Hawthorn Bank -- 12 -- 22 -- 7
Halliday's Park -- 12 -- 31 -- 12
Heatherlie -- 12 -- 31 -- 17
Heatherlie Cottage -- 12 -- 31 -- 17
Heatherlieburn -- 12 -- 31 -- 18
Hues Close -- 12 -- 31 -- 24
High Street -- 12 -- 32 -- 27
Hermitage -- 12 -- 32 -- 29
Inglis Close -- 12 -- 32 -- 32
Knowe Park -- 12 -- 22 -- 7
Kirk Wynd -- 12 -- 31 -- 23
Long Close -- 12 -- 31 -- 24
Mill Haugh -- 12 -- 21 -- 3
Mill Street -- 12 -- 31 -- 9
Maple Cottage -- 12 -- 31 -- 17
Manse -- 12 -- 31 -- 21
Market Place -- 12 -- 31 -- 24
Mungo Park's Monument -- 12 -- 32 -- 29
Meeting House Close -- 12 -- 32 -- 32
Ochre Hall -- 12 -- 32 -- 31
Pinegrove -- 12 -- 22 -- 6
Police Station -- 12 -- 31 -- 13
Parsonage -- 12 -- 31 -- 16
Post Office -- 12 -- 31 -- 25
Pine Bank -- 12 -- 32 -- 30
Queen's Head (P.H. [Public House]) -- 12 -- 31 -- 20
Railway Hotel -- 12 -- 31 -- 9
Raebank -- 12 -- 31 -- 12
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
R.C. [Roman Catholic] School -- 12 -- 32 -- 29
Rose Mount -- 12 -- 32 -- 31
Rosebank -- 12 -- 42 -- 35
Shawburn T.P [Turnpike] -- 12 -- 12 -- 1
Sloethorn Bank -- 12 -- 22 -- 5
Station -- 12 -- 31 -- 10
School -- 12 -- 31 -- 14
Scott's Close -- 12 -- 31 -- 15
Sir Walter Scott's Monument -- 12 -- 31 -- 20
Selkirk -- 12 -- 31 -- 36
Scott's Place -- 12 -- 32 -- 28
Selkirk T.P. [Turnpike] -- 12 -- 32 -- 28
Springbank -- 12 -- 32 -- 31
South Port -- 12 -- 32 -- 32
Sentry Knowe 12 -- 32 -- 33
Selkirk -- 12 -- 32 -- 36
The Green -- 12 -- 31 -- 18
The Valley -- 12 -- 31 -- 22
Town Hall -- 12 -- 31 -- 25
Thornyhall Nursery -- 12 -- 31 -- 27
Tower Sheet -- 12 -- 32 -- 32
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 12 -- 31 -- 18
Upland Cottage -- 12 -- 31 -- 18
Viewfield -- 12 -- 32 -- 28
Waulk Mill -- 12 -- 21 -- 3
Wellwood Park -- 12 -- 21 -- 4
West U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 12 -- 31 -- 21
West Port -- 12 -- 31 -- 22
West U.P. [United Prebyterian] Manse -- 12 -- 32 -- 31 |
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