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Baldernock Parish |
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The name Baldernock is obviously of Celtic Origin and is supposed to be a corruption of Baldruinick, signifying Druid's-town, a supposition which some Druidical remains in the parish render highly probable. When the name Baldernock was given is uncertain, but the original boundaries were very small, till the year 1649, when the eastern half of the parish, disjoined from Campsie, was annexed quoad Sacra to Baldernock. The greatest length of the parish is about 4 miles & breadth 3 miles. It is bounded on the west by the parishes of New Kilpatrick & Strathblane; on the South by the rivers Allander & Kelvin, which, here running in different directions, the former east, the latter west, meet & blend on the lower part of the Southern border of the parish, separating it from Cadder. On the side fronting north & east, it is bounded by the parish of Campsie.
Glasgow, the nearest market town is 7 or 8 miles
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[Alongside description, referring to Druidical remains:]
Where?
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Baldernock Parish |
Baldernock Parish
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[Continuation from Page 1] distant, from and to which, there is neither coach, post nor carrier, A line of Turnpike Road traverses the south side of the parish from east to West, between the Toll of Allander & Torrance passing through the villages of Balmore & Milngavie." New Stat. [Statistical] Account.
Besides the Parish Church there is a Free Church in the parish. The parish School is the only one in the parish.
Coal & limestone have been wrought in the North-east of the Parish for a long time, but is now almost Exhausted.
There is no portion of this Parish detached in any other parish, nor is there any portion of any other parish contained within the bounds of this Parish |
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Craigmaddie Loch |
Craigmaddie Loch |
See N.S. [Name Sheets] of Strathblane Ph [Parish] |
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See Name Sheets of Strathblane Parish. |
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Craigmaddie House |
Craigmaddie House
Craigmaddie House
Craigmaddie House |
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Valuation Roll
County Map |
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A large mansion with offices, garden and ornamental grounds attached. It is the property, & occupied by, James S Black Esq. of Craigmaddie. |
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Craigmaddie Plantation |
Craigmaddie Plantation
Craigmaddie Plantation
Craigmaddie Plantation |
R. Donald L. [Low] Blochearn
James McOrnie, Craigmaddie Muir |
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An extensive Plantation partly of a mixed character - from the middle to the southern bounds, and having the northern portion, adjoining Strathblane, composed wholly of firtrees.
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Craigmaddie Plantation (Continued) |
Craigmaddie Plantation (Continued) |
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An Ancient Castle stands on a rock near the south-western bounds of this Plantation. It belongs to the estate of Dougalston (the Mansion Ho. [House] of which is in the New Kilpatrick Ph. [Parish]) the property of J. Gordon Glassford |
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Craigash |
Craigash
Craigash
Craigash
Craigash |
Valuation Roll
J. Johnstone Bankell
Walter Lyon, Occupier
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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A good Farm steading belonging to the estate of Dougalston, the property of J Gordon Glassford. |
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Bankend |
Bankend
Bankend |
Valuation Roll
J. Johnstone Bankell
Walter Lyon, Occupier
Johnston's County Map |
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A neat Cottage belonging to Dougalston Estate. This Name is also applicable to a feuar's house on the west side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road in the adjoining Parish of Strathblane, Name Sheet of which see. |
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Castle |
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle |
New Statistical Account
Fullartons Gazetteer
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison recently in Ph. [Parish]
J. Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster 5 yrs [years] |
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"Upon the high grounds in a Commanding situation at the north-west corner of the Parish, stands an old ruinous Tower, being all that now remains of the Mansion House of the Galbraiths of Bathernock, which appears to have been a large building surrounded with a ditch. Its antiquity must be very considerable, even tradition does not venture to determine."
Old Statistical Account.
The "Castle" stands in Craigmaddie Plantation, near the mansion House of that Name from which there is, in the plantation, a much neglected foot path leading to it, having Stone steps here placed by Mr Glassford when living in the House previous to Mr Ds occupation just below the ruins to ascend the rock on which
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"On the heights of the parish, and towards the north-west, the ruins of
a tower of unknown size and antiquity, and once the mansion house
of the Galbraiths of Bathernock lie behind Craigmaddie." (New Stat Act [Statistical Account])
"In the north west corner of the parish on an elevated piece of ground, stands
an old ruined tower, being all that now remains of the mansion house
of the Galbraiths of Baldernock. (Ful Gaz. [Fullarton's Gazetteer])
"Upon the high ground in the north west corner of the parish, stands an
old tower, the only remains of the mansion of the Galbraiths of Bal-
dernock. It appears to have been at one time surrounded by a ditch."
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it stands. The walls are from 7 to 10 links thicK, solid at the bottom or near the foundation, and average from 12 to 20 feet in height above the ground. The north-west side is the most perfect part remaining. The upper parts of the other sides are shattered, particularly the south-west corner where there appears to be the remains of a turret or tower. The Castle is upon the Estate of Dougalston, the property of J. Gordon Glassford Esq. No remains of a ditch exist on the east or north sides. The west & south west is a steep rock. |
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Craigmaddie Muir |
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir |
Valuation Roll
New Statistical Account
J. Mann Parish Schoolmaster
James McOrnie
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison F.C. [Free Church] Minister |
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"Tradition says that in this place called Craigmaddie Muir, a battle was fought with the Danes." Old Statl [Statistical] Account. There is nothing but tradition for the above Account of the Muir, which intelligent Authorities have read in works &c. of the Parish. The present extent to which the Name applies is small, but there is, upon the authorities quoted, no doubt that the Name formerly Comprehended the Plantation of Craigmaddie as well as "Blairskaith Muir" - the eastern & western bounds. On the north it is bounded by the Parishes of Campsie & Strathblane, & on the south by the arable ground adjoining. The Name is widely known particularly in Connexion with the Druidical Stones known as the "Auld Wife's Lift". |
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[Sketch of rocks comprising Auld Wife's Lift}
Auld Wife's Lift
See other Side [page 8]
JB
Major
"On the farm of Blochairn, are several oblong and Circular Cairns, memo-
rials of ancient feuds, where, tradition says, in a battle with the Danes,
one of their princes was slain. These cairns consist of heaps of loose stones
thrown on a circumference, sometimes of eighty yards, beneath which are
parallel rows of flags upon edge three of four feet wide, and divided into cells,
six or seven feet long lidded with flags, and some of them contain when opened,
large coarse urns, with pieces of human bones." (New Stat Act [Statistical Account]) |
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Auld Wife's Lift |
Auld Wife's Lift
Auld Wife's Lift
Auld Wife's Lift
Auld Wife's Lift
Auld Wife's Lift |
New & Old Statl. [Statistical] Accounts
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
J Mann, Parish Schoolmaster
James McOrnie Craigmaddie Muir |
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"The most curious remains of antiquity in this Parish is a structure known as the "Auld Wife's Lift. It is situated near a mile north from the Church on very high ground, in a little flat of about 100 yards diameter, surrounded by an Ascent of a few yards in height, in the form of an Ampitheatre. It consists of three stones only, two of which of a prismatic shape, are laid along close by each other on the earth, and the third which was once probably a regular parallelopiped & still notwithstanding the depredations of time approaches that figure, is laid above the other two. The uppermost stone is 18 feet long, 11 broad & 6 deep, placed nearly horizontally with a small dip to the north. Its two supporters are about the same size. It can hardly be doubted that this is one of those rude structures erected by the Druids in their sacred groves." Old Statistical Account
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"These stones are said to resemble, in figure and
position, other Druidical monuments, and their name
to correspond with that of the "lifted stone" in Ireland
mentioned by Cambden, and those in Poitiers in France
called pierres levees" New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
"It can hardly be matter of doubt that this is one of those rude structures
erected by the Druids in their sacred groves. Its situation, in a very se-
questered spot on an eminence surrounded by a grove of oaks, (the
stumps of which trees were still visible in 1795), corresponds exactly
with every description we have of these places of worship. The tra-
dition is that three old women, having wagered which should carry the
greatest weights, brought hither in their aprons the three stones of which the lift is constructed." (Ful. Gaz [Fullarton's Gazetteer]) |
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BLAIRSKAITH MUIR |
Blairskaith Muir
Blairskaith Muir
Blairskaith Muir |
Valuation Roll
J McOrnie, Craigmaddie Muir
D. Watson Esquire Proprietor of part |
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A small tract of R.H.P [Rough Heathy Pasture] on the east of "Craigmaddie Muir" divided into two parts which are separate properties but bear the One Name which is well known. The Name applies eastwards to the dike separating it from the Rough Pasture (Trace 3) (See description of "Craigmaddie Muir"). |
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Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Craigmaddie Muir
Blochairn Muir
Blochairn Muir |
James McOrnie Tt. [Tenant]
County Map
Map 10 Miles round Glasgow
Rent Receipts of former Proprietor
Registration Certificate of Births &c.
Tenant's Carts
Addressed Envelopes to Tenant
J. Graham, Post Master of Milngavie
Present Proprietor's Rent Receipts
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A Farm steading in what is understood to be the Muir of Craigmaddie. The Name is well known as adopted on Examination Trace, but if the Proprietors change of this Name to Blochairn Muir were adopted it would not be recognised. It was recently acquired from the Estate of Dougalston, the Documents of which, as quoted, give it as known
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High Blochairn
High Blochairn
High Blochairn
High Blochairn or Blochearn
High Blochairn or Blochearn
High Blochairn or Blochearn
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Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
New Statl. [Statistical] Account
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Co. [County] Map
J. Donald Proprietor
Valuation Roll
Carts
Carts |
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Tradition says that in this place called Craigmadddie Muir a battle was fought with the Danes in which one of their princes was slain. There have been Cairns found on the farm of Blochairn which may be a corruption of Bal Cairn, i.e. the Town of the Cairns". Old Statl. [Statistical] Account.
In the district or in Parochial writings, this Name is spelt Blochearn & Blochern, but in Accounts &c. of the Parish it is given as adopted on Examination Traces, which from its likely derivation, is upon the first two personal authorities, the proper mode of spelling. The Proprietors of High & Low Blochairn are indifferent as to which form is used. Cotters Houses north of the steading are all comprehended under this Name - "High Blochairn". |
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[Below entry for High Blochairn:]
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Linn |
Linn
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Linn |
R. Donald Propr. [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
J. Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A Steading in a ruinous state named from a Linn or Waterfall on the Burn east of the house. It is the property of R. Donald Esquire of L. [Low] Blochairn. |
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South Craigend
South Craigend |
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R. Donald L. [Low] Blochairn
Andrew Buchanan Tt. [Tenant] |
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A farm steading the property of Viscountess Strangford of Lennox Castle. |
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Cairn |
Cairn (Urn found here)
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New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Old Statl. [Statistical] Account
A. Galloway Esquire
Mr. John Donald High Blochairn
James Scott H. [High] Blochairn
Janet Lyon H. [High] Blochairn |
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"Not far from the old ruinous Tower of Craigmaddie to the westward, are several of those large loose heaps of Stone called Cairns, some of them oblong and others of a circular shape. One of the circular ones which has not been broken up is about 80 yards in circumference. From two that have been broken up, it appears that they are composed of loose stones carelessly thrown together, but at the bottom are large flags on edge in two parallel rows, at the distance of between three or four feet, lidded over with flags laid across; the Cavity thus formed is divided into partitions into cells of 6 or 7 feet long. In one of these long cairns lately broken up were found several fragments of a large coarsely fabricated Urn & some pieces of human bones." The farm in which these Cairns are is named Blochairn, which may be a corruption of Balcairn - "the town of the cairns." Old Statistical Acct. [Account].
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Cairn (27-15-4)
Bronze Pot found here (32-3-1)
Cairn (32-3-1)
Cairn (Two Urns found) 32-3-1
Cairn (Stone Cist found) 32-3-1
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Mr. J. Donald H. [High]Blochairn
Mr. J. Donald
Mr. J. Donald
A Galloway Esquire
Messrs. Galloway & Donald
James Scott
Messrs. Galloway & Donald
James Scott
Messrs. Galloway & Donald
James Scott |
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The Several Cairns upon the farms of Blochairn are adopted upon the authorities quoted in each case, in addition to the description & authority given above from the Old and New Statl. [Statistical] Accounts.
The Urns etc. found were seen by the persons whose names are given, & who have pointed out the spots in which they saw them dug up at the time of discovery. At the large Cairn to the north-west at High Blochairn the Urn was found under a large slab stone, which at present may be seen standing at the gap of an adjoining dyke; and in the oblong Cairn, a little to the north-east of the stack yard of Low Blochairn, a Stone Cist was found, but there was nothing in it, according to what the person (J. Scott) who saw it states. The Three Urns & the Bronze Arrow head found in the road to the south-east, as pointed out by Mr. Galloway, who is or was in possession of them, were also found under a Slab. In one of the Cairns on Blochairn as many as 500 Cart loads of Stones have been taken away. It is supposed that the remains of the large Cairn to the north-west of H. [High] Blochairn, in which an Urn was got under a large slab, is the one alluded to, as its remains are still very large. All the Cairns have been represented on the Examination Traces as the remains appear at the present time (1862), and all have either a Conical or Oblong form exhibited in their construction - the former predominates. The Cairn south-west of High Blochairn is almost perfect, having never been broken open like the rest of those in the neighborhood. Immediately west of this, in an adjoining field, the remains of a regularly formed cairn are to be seen opened from the top & hollow within the circle, sloping gradually but distinctly outwards. |
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Barraston |
Barraston
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Barraston
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New Statl. [Statistical] Account
Valuation Roll
J. Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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A good Steading in the occupation of a tenant but formerly in the hands of the Proprietor, it being then a small mansion house of the lands of that Name. It is the property of the heirs of Mr. Hendry. There was about 30 years ago an Allum Works here the ruins of which are shown on Examination Traces. |
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Drumlockart |
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Drumlockart
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Valuation Roll
J. Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
James McOrnie Craigmaddie Muir |
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A cot house on the property of Barraston. The Name is an old one & well Known throughout the Parish. |
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Deer Park |
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Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park |
Walter Graham Baldernock Mill,
James Johnston Bankell
Mr. Johnstone, OverSeer
Valuation Roll |
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This is the Deer Park of Dougalston Estate (the mansion of which is in New Kilpatrick) enclosed by a high wall, & having the greater part of the Park in the adjoining Parish of New Kilpatrick. This Park is now much neglected & is generally let for grazing, although the Deer of the Estate frequent it occasionally from the woods adjoining - in Kilpatrick. The Name is well known & from its old standing in connexion with the Estate should be retained. It cannot be Considered now as ornamental ground of the policies of Dougalston, as the Estate has
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Bankell |
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Bankell |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Johnstone OverSeer
James Johnstone Occupier |
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A good Farm Steading belonging to the Estate of Dougalston, the property of J. Gordon Glassford. |
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Hillend |
Hillend |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Johnstone OverSeer
James Johnstone |
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Baldernock Mill (Corn) |
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Baldernock Mill (Corn)
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Walter Graham Miller
Mr. Johnstone, Overseer
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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A Mill for grinding Oats, beans, pease & barley. There is no flour made in this mill. A wooden house on the Burn side & adjoining the Corn mill has a Circular Saw driven by the water wheel of the mill. In trade these are termed Saw Mills. Baldernock Mill belongs to Dougalston Estate the property of J Gordon Glassford Esqr. |
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Kettlehill |
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Kettlehill
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Map 10 Miles round Glasgow
Co. [County] Map
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A Farm Steading on the Estate of Dougalston having a pasture field adjoining in which there is an eminence with some scattered rocks around it, which is probably the origin of the Name, but it is identified only with the Steading. |
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Revd. [Reverend] William Hunter Incumbent
W. Graham Miller
William Weir Kettlehill |
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A modern building having sittings for about 500. It is the Parish Ch. [Church]. Revd. [Reverend] W. Hunter Incumbent |
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Manse |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] William Hunter Incumbent
W. Graham Miller
William Weir Kettlehill |
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A superior dwelling with Offices, garden & ornamental ground park around it, occupied by the Incumbent of the Parish Church Revd. [Reverend] William Hunter. |
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Kirkhouse |
Kirkhouse
Kirkhouse
Kirkhouse |
William McLuckie Tenant
Walter Graham Miller
J. Johnstone Bankell |
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A Farm Steading beside the Ph. [Parish] Church kept as a Public House for the accomodation of the Parishioners coming from a distance. It is often called the "Kirkton", as houses in the neighborhood of the church are usually styled, but this is better known as adopted - "Kirkhouse". It belongs to Dougalston Estate the property of J. Gordon Glassford Esquire. |
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Dowan |
Dowan
Dowan
Dowan |
Valuation Roll
Robert Maxwell Tenant
Map 10 Miles round Glasgow |
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A good Farm Steading. The property of J. Gordon Glassford of Dougalston. |
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Low Blochairn |
Low Blochairn |
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A Superior Farm Steading the property of & occupied by, R. Donald Esq. (See High Blochairn). |
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Free Church |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison Incumbent
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Valuation Roll |
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A good stone building having sittings for about 400. Incumbent Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison. |
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Manse |
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison Incumbent
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Valuation Roll |
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The Manse, upon the same authorities, is situate close to the Church on the west side, and is a fine dwelling with a good garden attached. |
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[Below entry for Low Blochairn:]
About 150 yards North of this are two Cairns
at one of them a Stone Cist was found, at
the other - Two Urns - and in the road about
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Gateside |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. Watson Esqr
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.03 |
A row of dwellings south of & close to the Free Church. The Name is old & well known. Gateside belongs to Dougalston Estate, the property of J. Gordon Glassford Esqr. |
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Smithyhills |
Smithyhills |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. Watson Esqr
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.03 |
An old steading in a ruinous state. It is on the same property as the above. |
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North Bardowie |
North Bardowie |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. Watson Esqr
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.03 |
This is now the mansion of a small property belonging to Mr. Watson of N. [North] Bardowie. House is not used to this name. |
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Easter Fluchter |
Easter Fluchter
Easter Fluchter
Easter Fluchter |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
G. Donald W. [Wester] Blairskaith |
032.03 |
A row of dwellings the property of a Miss Sym. The house is commonly called "Thimblefield" by the people from the circumstance that a tailor lived in it & in time purchased it. |
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Wester Blairskaith |
Wester Blairskaith |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
G. Donald Wester Blairskaith |
032.03 |
A large & Superior Farm Steading the property of & occupied by G. Donald Esquire. |
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Haughhead |
Haughhead |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
G. Donald Wester Blairskaith |
032.03 |
A Cotters row north of Wester Blairskaith. The Name is old & widely known. |
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Blairskaith Cottage |
Blairskaith Cottage
Blairskaith Cottage
Blairskaith Cottage
Blairskaith Cottage |
R. Donald Low Blochairn
G. Donald W. [Wester] Blairskaith
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] |
032.03 |
A Superior Cottage occupied for a Shooting Lodge generally. It is the property of Mr. J. Taylor |
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Easter Blairskaith |
Easter Blairskaith |
R. Donald Low Blochairn
G. Donald W. [Wester] Blairskaith
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] |
032.03 |
A good Farm Steading the property of Mr. McTurk. |
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Mealybrae |
Mealybrae |
R. Donald Low Blochairn
G. Donald W. [Wester] Blairskaith
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] |
032.03 |
A small steading occupied by the proprietor A Brechin |
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Castlehill |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
Estate Map of Tower
Valuation Roll
F. Graham Tenant |
032.03 |
A good Farm Steading the property of Mr. Colquhoun No remains or Site of an Ancient Castle are known of in the locality of this Farm. |
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Bottomhead |
Bottomhead
Bottomhead
Bottomhead |
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
William Johnstone Esqr Pr. [Proprietor]
R. Smith Tenant |
032.03 |
A Small Steading on the property of Glenorchard - Mr. Johnstones. |
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Boghall House |
Boghall House
Boghall House
Boghall House |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Schoolmaster
John Fotheringham, Tenant |
032.03 |
The Mansion house of a small property now belonging to Dougalston Estate, the property of J. Gordon Glassford. "House" is invariably used with the Name. The "House" is now let in Tenements. |
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Barnellan |
Barnellan
Barnellan
Barnellan |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipts
James Provan, Tenant |
032.03 |
A good Farm Steading the property of J.B. Hamilton Esq of Bardowie. |
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Fluchter Mill |
Fluchter Mill
Fluchter Mill
Fluchter Mill
Fluchter Mill |
J. Watson Esqr.
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
G. Donald of W. [Wester] Blairskaith
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
032.03 |
There was formerly a Corn Mill here in the Ruin south of the dwellings. The Name is applicable to the old steading which is now occupied by Cotters. It belongs to Bardowie the property of Mr. Hamilton. |
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Fluchter |
Fluchter
Fluchter
Fluchter
Fluchter |
Valuation Roll
John Mann. Schoolmaster
G. Donald W. [Wester] Blairskaith
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.03 |
A hamlet in which there is the Ph. [Parish] School. Fluchter is the property of Mr. Watson. |
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School |
School |
Valuation Roll
John Mann. Schoolmaster
G. Donald W [Wester] Blairskaith
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.03 |
The Ph. [Parish] School of Baldernock in the middle of the "Fluchter" houses. It is a two storied house the lower story of which is the School, & the upper the dwelling of the Teacher & Registrar - John Mann. A Public Foot road leads from this place to "Balmore" |
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Temple |
Temple
Temple
Temple |
Estate Map
W. Johnstone Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor]
John Mann |
032.03 |
An old Steading on the Estate of Glenorchard the property of W. Johnstone Esqr. The Name is, upon the last authority, said to be derived from having been lands belonging to the Templars |
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Glenorchard House |
Glenorchard House |
Estate Map
W. Johnstone Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor]
John Mann |
032.03 |
A mansion house having good policies surrounding, (scattered with trees) large offices & a garden. It is the property of W. Johnstone Esqr. |
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Blairnile |
Blairnile
Blairnile
Blairnile |
Valuation Roll
D. Mitchell, Tenant
John Mann, Schoolmaster |
032.03 |
A Farm Steading the property of A. McKinlay |
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Shawhouse |
Shawhouse
Shawhouse |
John Rennie Tenant
Rent Receipts |
032.04 |
A Public House, having some out-houses adjoining, belonging to the property of "Barraston", the property of Hendry's Heirs. |
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Barend |
Barend
Barend
Barend
Barend
Barend |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Lease
Carts
James Wilson |
032.04 |
A Farm steading belonging to the property of Barraston. Some suppose this Name to be properly, Byrend but there is nothing in the Documents Connected with the letting of the Farm to support the supposition. |
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[Note below Barend description referring to Byrend as name:]
Bar is more likely - Barr - top - summit
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Hillhead |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster James Stewart Tt. [Tenant]
J. Rennie Shawhouse
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
032.04 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of Lady Strangford. |
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Hole |
Hole
Hole |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
James Stewart Tt. [Tenant]
J. Rennie Shawhouse
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
032.04 |
A row of miners' dwellings belonging to the Estate of Woodhead - Lady Strangford. These dwellings are at present unoccupied. |
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Shaw Burn |
Shaw Burn |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster
James Stewart Tt. [Tenant]
J. Rennie Shawhouse
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.04 |
A little Stream, well known by the Name, which rises from the old workings of Coal & Lime on the property of "Barraston" (27-16-Trace 6), & flows to the Kelvin passing through Torrance village in the parish of Campsie. A Public Right of Way runs along its sides from the "Shawhouse" to the Ph. [Parish] Boundary. |
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North Bogside |
North Bogside
North Bogside
North Bogside
North Bogside |
H. McOrnie Tenant
James McOrnie Craigmaddie Muir
James Sinclair
William Marshall Townhead |
032.04 |
An old Steading partly in Ruins the property of thirty individuals who jointly purchased the lands of Bogside in order to have Votes in the Co. [County] Election. |
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Bargeny Hill |
Bargeny Hill |
H. McOrnie
James McOrnie Craigmaddie Muir
James Sinclair
William Marshall Townhead
Estate Map of Tower |
032.04 |
A prominent feature belonging originally to the Lands of "Tower", but now belonging to "Bogside". The Name is well known. |
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Tower |
Tower |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
J. Winning Pr. [Proprietor] |
032.04 |
A good Farm Steading occupied by the Pr. [Proprietor]. Some Silver coins, upon the authority of the Pr. [Proprietor], have been found on this property, but where is not known. Some foundations were also dug up on the east of the steading resembling the remains of a Castle, but in an Account of the Lands of Bankeer by Mr. Galloway, Factor, it is stated that "The Names Tower, Bogside & Craighead are Names given by the Fuars". |
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Back o' Hill |
Back o' Hill
Back o' Hill
Back o' Hill
Backiehill
Backiehill
Back o' Ye Hill |
Rent Receipt
Robert Johnston Tenant
Mr Young Factor
Valuation Roll
Tenants Carts
Estate Map of Tower |
032.04 |
A good Farm Steading the property of W. Stirling Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] This Name originally was "Back o' Ye Hill" now commonly used in the Parish as "Backiehill". |
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Craighead |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
James Russell Steward of Estate
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
032.04 |
A Superior dwelling having a large vegetable garden attached. It is the property of W. Stirling Esq. M.P. [Member of Parliament]. |
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Dougalston Loch |
Dougalston Loch
Dougalston Loch
Dougalston Loch
Dougalston Loch |
Mr. McMurtrie Milngavie
Mr. Gilbert McWhirter Milngavie,
Mr. F. Paterson Milngavie
Old Statistical Account |
032.06 |
At one time a handsome sheet of water, with three Islands, but now overgrown with weeds & sedge grass. the boundary of the Parish runs through this Loch. It is a natural lake by artificial means enlarged. C.H. |
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Jaw |
Jaw
Jaw
Jaw |
Mr. Maxwell Dowen
Mr T. Forest Longbank
Valuation Roll |
032.06 |
A farm steading and dwelling house tenanted by Mr. Maxwell & the property of Mr. Glassford. |
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Longbank |
Longbank
Longbank
Longbank |
Mr. T Forest
Mr. Maxwell
Valuation Roll |
032.06 |
A farm steading & dwelling house Occupied by Mr. T. Forest & the property of Mr. Glassford. |
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Allander T.P. |
Allander T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Mr Robert Bryson
Mr Forest
Table of Rates |
032.06 |
A toll Bar on the turnpike road from Glasgow to Balmore. |
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Bardowie Mains |
Bardowie Mains
Bardowie Mains
Bardowie Mains
Bardowie Mains |
Mr Andrew Spreull occ [occupier]
William Douglass
Archibald Bryce S. [South] Bardowie
J B Hamilton Esq. Pr. [Proprietor] |
032.07 |
A Farm house and steading situated near Bardowie Castle the property of J. B. Hamilton
Esq Leny |
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Bardowie Loch |
Bardowie Loch
Bardowie Loch
Bardowie Loch |
Mr Andrew Spreull
William Douglass
Archibald Bryce S. [South] Bardowie
J B Hamilton Esq. |
032.07 |
A large Loch on the western side of the Parish, it has no visible inlet - it is considerably lower than it was at one time |
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Robinsfield |
Robinsfield
Robinsfield
Robinsfield |
Mr Andrew Spreull
William Douglass
Archibald Bryce S. [South] Bardowie
J B Hamilton Esq. Pr. [Proprietor] |
032.07 |
A dwelling house with offices and a few acres of land attached, the property of J.B. Hamilton Esq. Leny |
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Bardowie Castle |
Bardowie Castle
Bardowie Castle
Bardowie Castle
Bardowie Castle |
Mr. William Douglas Robinsfield
Mr. Andrew Spreull Bardowie Mains
J. Bell Esq. occ [occupier]
J.B. Hamilton Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor] |
032.07 |
A large building situated on the north side of Bardowie Loch on what was at one time an Island, the entrance to it being by a drawbridge, the western portion is a modern building, it is not known at what time the eastern part was originally built, but it was rebuilt about 300 years ago, it is in a good state of preservation and is partly occupied.
"Craigmaddie Castle which had been the residence of the Galbraiths & Hamiltons was abandoned in 1551 by the proprietor, who rebuilt the old Fort of Bardowie for his residence." (Mr. Galloways account of the Lands of Bankeir & Ballendrocht) |
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Parish of Baldernock -- County of Stirling |
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Lavrockhill |
Lavrockhill
Lavrockhill
Lavrockhill
Laverockhill
Laverockhill
Laverockhall |
Mr. John Marshall Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. William Douglass
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
10 Mile Map Round Glasgow |
032.07 |
A Farm house and offices the property of & occupied by Mr. Marshall. |
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Whitefauld Cottage |
Whitefauld Cottage
Whitefauld Cottage
Whitefauld Cottage |
Mr. John Marshall Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. James Bowie
Mr. John Calder Colbeg |
032.07 |
A neat Cottage on the Turnpike Road near Lavrockhill occupied by Mr. Thomas Marshall. |
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Whitefauld |
Whitefauld
Whitefauld
Whitefauld |
Mr. John Marshall
Mr. James Bowie
Mr. John Calder Colbeg |
032.07 |
A Farm house and steading on the north side of the Turnpike Road the property of & occupied by Mr James Bowie. |
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South Bardowie |
South Bardowie
South Bardowie
South Bardowie |
Mr. Archibald Bryce occ [occupier]
Mr. William Douglass
Valuation Roll |
032.07 |
A good farm house and steading the property of J.B. Hamilton Esq. Leny. |
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Branziet |
Branzet
Branzet
Branzet
Branzet
Branziet
Branziet
Brainzet |
Rental receipt
Mr William Douglass
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Mr. John Marshall Lavrockhill
J.B. Hamilton Esqr. Proprietor
Map 10 Miles round Glasgow
Valuation Roll |
032.07 |
A good Farm house with steading attached. J.B. Hamilton Esq. Leny, Proprietor. The proprietor's authority ought to be adopted. |
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Branziet Bridge |
Branzet Bridge
Branzet Bridge
Branzet Bridge |
Mr. John Marshall
Mr. William Douglass
Mr. James Bowie Whitefauld |
032.07 |
A bridge across a small stream on the Turnpike Road between Branzet & Lavrockhill. |
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Branziet Burn |
Branziet Burn
Branziet Burn
Brawzet Burn |
J. B. Hamilton Esqr. Pror. [Proprietor]
Map 10 Miles round Glasgow
Originies Parochiales |
032.07 |
A small stream from its junction with a stream South of Temple & flows into the Kelvin |
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Balmore Haughs |
Balmore Haughs
Balmore Haughs
Balmore Haughs
Balmore Haughs |
A. Young Esq. Factor
James Russell Cadder
William Marshall Balmore
New Statl. [Statistical] Account |
032.07 |
A large extent of Haugh or low lying ground adjoining the Kelvin. The Name is well Known. It belongs to several proprietors the principal of which is Mr. Stirling of Keir, M.P. [Member of Parliament]. The whole of the Haughs is arable ground. The Name applies between the yellow shade shown on Trace & the Kelvin. Eastwards the Name applies as far as "Torrance Bridge" & westwards to the lands of Branziet. (32.7 Traces 1 & 4) |
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Colbeg |
Colbeg
Colbeg
Colbeg |
Mr John Calder Proprietor
Mr James Bowie
Valuation Roll |
032.07 |
A Farm house & steading the property of & occupied by Mr Calder. |
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Acredyke |
Acredyke
Acredyke
Acredyke |
Mr. John Calder
Mr. Robert Henderson occ [occupier] Mr. John Marshall |
032.07 |
This name applies to two dwelling houses a short distance east from Colbeg on the Roadside |
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Crossland |
Crossland
Crossland
Crossland |
Mr. John Bowie Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. James Bowie
Mr. John Marshall |
032.07 |
A dwelling house situated on the side of the Parish Road a short distance north-east of Acredyke. |
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Allander Water |
Allander Water
Allander Water
Allander Water
Allander Water |
Mr William Douglass
Mr Archibald Bryce
Mr John Marshall
Co. [County] Map |
032.07 |
A water flowing in a south-easterly direction along the S. [South] of plans 32/5 Ph. [Parish] boundary & falling into the Kelvin on 32/7, it forms the Boundary of the Parish for some distance here, for a short distance from its source it takes the name of Auldmurroch Burn. |
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River Kelvin |
River Kelvin |
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Described in Name Sheets of Cadder Parish. Not Navigable in Baldernock Parish (nor in any other Ph. [Parish]).
A.[G.] |
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Buchleyford |
Buchleyford
Buchleyford
Buchleyford |
Valuation Roll
John Mann Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
John Marshall Occupier |
032.07 |
A Steading on the Side of the Kelvin the property of Mrs. Hope. There is a "Buchley" (as adopted) in Cadder Parish, Lanarkshire on the other side of the River. |
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Balmore |
Balmore
Balmore
Balmore
Balmore
Balmore
Balmore |
Valuation Roll
Co. [County] Map
New Statistical Account
John Mann Schoolmaster
Revd. [Reverend] John Gillison
William Marshall Tenant |
032.08 |
A little village in the south east of the Parish occupied by agricultural labourers. A Turnpike Road passes through Balmore, but there is neither a Post Office, School nor Inn. There is a Smithy & one Public House here. The Feuars of Balmore are numerous. |
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Kelloch |
Kelloch
Kelloch
Kelloch |
Valuation Roll
William Young Tenant
William Marshall |
032.08 |
A Farm Steading the property of 40 persons who jointly purchased this & the Lands of "Bogside" for the purpose of having a vote in the Co. [County] Eection. |
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Bogside |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
Valuation Roll
R. Morrison Tenant
William Marshall Balmore |
032.07 |
A good Farm Steading at the east of Balmore on the side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road. It is possessed like Kelloch, which See). |
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Redbog |
Redbog |
Valuation Roll
R. Morrison
William Marshall Balmore |
032.08 |
A new Farm Steading the property of W. Stirling Esqr. of Keir M.P. [Member of Parliament]. |
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Torrance Bridge |
Torrance Bridge |
See N. [Name] Sheet of Cadder Ph. [Parish] Lanarkshire |
032.08 |
See N. [Name] Sheet of Cadder Ph. [Parish] Lanarkshire. |
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Co. [County] Stirling -- Baldernock Parish
[Signed]
John Bayly
Major R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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INDEX
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
+ Antiquities -- [--] -- [--] -- 12
Auld Wife's Lift -- 27 -- 15 -- 8
Allander T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 32 -- 6 -- 34
Acredyke -- 32 -- 7 -- 41
Allander Water -- 32 -- 7 -- 42
Bankend -- 27 -- 14 -- 4
Barraston -- 27 -- 16 -- 13
Bankell -- 32 -- 2 -- 16
Baldernock Mill -- 32 -- 2 -- 17
Blairskaith Cottage -- 32 -- 3 -- 24
Bottomhead -- 32 -- 3 -- 25
Boghall House -- 32 -- 3 -- 25
Barnellan -- 32 -- 3 -- 26
Blairnile -- 32 -- 3 -- 28
Barend -- 32 -- 4 -- 29
Bargenny Hill -- 32 -- 4 -- 31
Back o' Hill -- 32 -- 4 -- 32
Bardowie Mains -- 32 -- 7 -- 35
Bardowie Loch -- 32 -- 7 -- 35
Bardowie Castle -- 32 -- 7 -- 36
Branziet -- 32 -- 7 -- 38
Branzet Bridge -- 32 -- 7 -- 38
Balmore Haughs -- 32 -- 7 -- 39
Buchleyford -- 32 -- 7 -- 42
Balmore -- 32 -- 8 -- 43
Bogside -- 32 -- 8 -- 44
Craigmaddie Loch -- 27 -- 14 -- 3
Craigmaddie House -- 27 -- 14 -- 3
Craigmaddie Plantation -- 27 -- 14 -- 3
Cairns &c -- 27 -- 15 -- 12
Cairns &c -- 32 -- 3 -- 12
Craigash -- 27 -- 14 -- 4
Castle (Remains of) -- 27 -- 14 -- 5
Craigmaddie Muir -- 27 -- 15 -- 7
Craigmaddie Muir -- 27 -- 15 -- 9
Church -- 32 -- 2 -- 18
Castlehill -- 32 -- 3 -- 25
Craighead -- 32 -- 4 -- 32
Colbeg -- 32 -- 7 -- 41
Crossland -- 32 -- 7 -- 41
Drumlockhart -- 27 -- 16 -- 13
Deer Park -- 32 -- 2 -- 15
Dowan -- 32 -- 2 -- 20
Dougalston Loch -- 32 -- 6 -- 33
Easter Fluchter -- 32 -- 3 -- 23
Easter Blairskaith -- 32 -- 3 -- 24
Free Church -- 32 -- 3 --21
Fluchter Mill -- 32 -- 3 --26
Fluchter -- 32 -- 3 -- 27
Gateside -- 32 -- 3 -- 22
Glenorchard House -- 32 -- 3 --28
High Blochairn -- 27 -- 15 --,10
Hillend -- 32 -- 2 -- 16
Haughhead -- 32 -- 3 -- 23
Hillhead -- 32 -- 4 -- 30
Hole -- 32 -- 4 -- 30
Jaw -- 32 -- 6 -- 33
Kettlehill -- 32 -- 2 -- 15
Kirkhouse -- 32 -- 2 -- 19
Kelloch -- 32 -- 8 -- 43
Linn -- 27 -- 15 -- 11
Low Blochairn -- 32 -- 3 -- 21
Longbank -- 32 -- 6 -- 33
Lavrockhill -- 32 -- 7 --37
Manse -- 32 -- 2 -- 16
Manse -- 32 -- 3 -- 21
Mealybrae -- 32 -- 3 -- 24
North Bardowie 32 -- 3 -- 22
North Bogside -- 32 -- 4 -- 31
Robinsfield -- 32 -- 7 -- 35
River Kelvin -- 32 -- 7 -- 42
Redbog -- 32 -- 8 -- 44
South Craigend -- 27 -- 15 -- 11
Smithyhills -- 32 -- 3 -- 22
School -- 32 -- 3 -- 27
Shawhouse -- 32 -- 4 -- 29
Shaw Burn -- 32 -- 4 -- 30
South Bardowie -- 32 -- 7 -- 38
Temple -- 32 -- 3 -- 28
Tower -- 32 -- 4 -- 31
Torrance Bridge -- 32 -- 8 -- 44
Wester Blairskaith -- 32 -- 3 --23
Whitefauld Cottage -- 32 -- 7 -- 37
Whitefauld -- 32 -- 7 -- 37
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