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Drymen |
Drymen
Drymen
Drymen
Drymen
Drymen |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazeteer
Origines Parochiales Scotiae
Sheriffs Returns |
020.02 |
"The name Drumen or as it is more commonly written, Drymen, is obviously derived from the Celtic word Druim, corresponding to the Latin Dorsum, a ridge or eminence. It is peculiarly descriptive of the appearance of a considerable part of the parish, which is frequently intesected by deep ravines, or water courses, with rising grounds between them. The same word is also to be met with as a component part in the names of many places, as Drumquhassle, Drumdash, Drumliagart &c The etymology of these and almost all the other names in the parish is purely Celtic." Old St: Acct. [Statistical Account]. The parish of Drymen is in the western district of Stirlingshire, its form being nearly triangular. It is bounded on the north by the parish of Aberfoil & Pert in Perthshire, from which it is separated at various points by the waters of Duchray, Kelty & Forth, on the south by the parish of Killearn, and the Shire of Dunbarton, on the west by the parish of Buchanan. [continued on page 1b] |
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and by the Catterburn and the Endrick, which separate it from Dumbartonshire; and on the east by the parishes of Kippen, Balfron, and Killearn. The greater portion of this parish is composed of mountain and moor & in no part is it distinguished for fertility. "Its extreme length is about 15 Miles and and its breadth 10" New Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] & Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer. - There is no portion of this parish detached, nor part of any other parish contained within the proper boundary of this parish. |
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Allt Clachanlaoigh |
Alltclachanlaoigh
Alltclachanlaoigh
Alt Clachanlaoigh |
Duncan Keir
Mr. McNeil, Duchray
The burn of the stone an calf Rev. [Reverend] McStewart Aberfoil |
007.05 |
A considerable stream or burn running in a Northeasterly direction to its influx with Duchray Water below Blairvaich. |
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Black Linn of Blairvaich |
Black Linn of Blairvaich |
Robert Rennie Drymen Meresman
Alexander Keir Aberfoil Meresman |
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A waterfall on the Duchray Water near the house called Blairvaich hence the name. |
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Allt Croich |
Allt Croich |
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Described in Name Book of adjoining parish. |
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Beinn Bhreac |
"Beinn Bhreac" |
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Described and authorities quoted in Name Book of Buchanan Parish. |
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[Below entry for Allt Clachanlaoigh:]
Allt - a Stream or brook - Laoig - a Calf or Fawn -
Clach - a stone - an - the - Clachan - a hamlet |
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Craigcaiseal |
Craigcaiseal
Craigcaiseal |
Peter McNee Blairvaich
Duncan Keir |
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A large precipitous rock on the [farm] of Blairvaich |
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Blairvaich |
Blairvaich
Blairvaich
Blairvaich
Blairvaich - field of the dew |
Peter McNee Occupier
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Duncan Keir
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
007.05 |
A shepherds house on the lands of Duchray the property of John Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
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Stranahaun |
Stranahaun
Stranahaun
Stranahaun
"Stranachon
Stranahaun |
Duncan Keir
Grassom's Co [County] Map
Mr. McNeil
Ridge of the dog. Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's County Map |
007.05 |
A sheep fold and small hut on the lands of Duchray |
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Blairvich Burn |
"Blairvich Burn" |
Duncan Keir
Grassom's County Map
Mr. McNeil |
007.50 |
A small stream or burn running in a northeasterly direction past Blairvaich to its influx with Duchray Water |
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[Note under Craigcaiseal Spelling] -
Caiseal, Caisteal, Quassle - not Gaelic, but corruptions of the English Castle.
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoil
[Below Blairvich Burn name:]
Blairvaich Burn |
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Duchray Water |
Duchray Water
Duchray Water
Duchray Water
Duchray Water
Water of Duchray
Water of Duchray
Duchray Water
Dubhcharradh - the black pillar like eminence
Duchray Water |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Drymen
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane Drymen
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Duncan Keir Duchray
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoil
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Johnston's County Map. |
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A considerable river having its source from "Ben Lomond" and running in an easterly direction to where it receives a river which issues from "Loch Ard" in Aberfoyle.
"The Forth," says Dr. [Doctor] Graham, speaking from personal exploration, "has its source from a spring in the northern side of Ben Lomond near the summit. It traverses Stirlingshire for 10 miles from its source under the appellation of the Water of Duchray, augmented, as it proceeds, by numberless mountain streams. It then enters Perthshire, where it receives an accession equal to the volume of its own Waters, in the river which issues from Lochard in Aberfoyle. It then assumes the name of Avondow or "Black River". After a course of about 5 miles, it again joins Stirlingshire below Gartmore house. where it obtains the name of Forth, which it retains." Report of Stirlingshire. p. [page] 60. The late Rev. [Reverend] David MacGibbon Minister of the parish in which Benlomond is situated, says that the stream which begins the Forth is called Glenguoi"
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
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Plan 7-6 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Maol a' Chochuill |
Maol a' Chochuill
Maol a' Chochuill |
Duncan Kier, Duchray
John Ferguson Clashmore |
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A small hill on the lands of Duchray, its surface consists of R.H.P [Rough Heathy Pasture] a few scattered rocks and bus[hes] |
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Castle Burn |
Castle Burn
Castle Burn |
Duncan Keir
John Ferguson |
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A considerable stream or burn having its sourse west from Duncon, and running northeasterly to its influx with the Duchray Water |
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Duchray Castle |
Duchray Castle
Duchray Castle
Duchray Castle |
Duncan Keir, Gardener
Mr McNeil, Duchray
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
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A small Castle having Offices, a garden and some ornamental ground attached. The property of John Graham Esqr. of Rednock. The Castle is in good repair, was rebuilt about 35 years ago and is presently occupied by Mr Bolton of Glasgow as a Shooting lodge. |
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[under Maol a' Chochuill]
Maolachochuill - Hill of nuts. Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoyle
Maol - the brow of a rock - a promontory.
Chochuill - the Shell of a nut
[under Duchray Castle]
Duchray field fit for a King, Nimmo's History of Stirling
Dubhcharradh the black pillar like eminence
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
Aberfoyle
Dochray is mentioned in the Chamberlain Rolls in 1434, as a distinct lordship
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Duchray |
Duchray
Duchray
Duchray |
Mr. McNeil Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
007.06 |
A farm house and Offices the property of John Graham Esqr. of Rednock. |
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Duncon (Ruin) |
Duncon
Duncon
Duncon - the hill of dogs |
Mr. McNeil
Duncan Keir
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoil |
007.06 |
An old farm house and offices in ruins, the property of John Graham Esqr of Rednock |
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Duncaippoch |
Duncaippoch
Duncaippoch
Duncaippoch |
Mr. McNeil
Duncan Keir
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoyle |
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A tolerable sized hill of a ridge like shape, its surface consists of R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] and scattered rocks |
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[Note under Duncaippoch]
Caippoch - not Gaelic, but a Scottish word to caip, or stop
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart
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Maol an Tàillir |
Maol an Taillear
Maol an Taillear
Maol an Taillear
Maolantaillier - The Tailor's Hill |
Duncan Keir
Mr. McNeil
John Ferguson
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart |
007.06 |
A tolerable sized hill on the lands of Duchray the property of John Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
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Maol an Tàillir Hill of the Tailor - Adopted RH
Maol - the brow of a hill an, the. - Tàillear. - a tailor. (G) [Gaelic] |
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Gartnaul |
Gartnaul
Gartnaul
"Gartnaul - field of the wood |
Mr. McNeil Dochray
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
007.07 |
A few small thatched cottages on the farm of Dochray, the property John Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
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Drumbeg |
Drumbeg
"Drumbeg The small ridge |
Mr McNeil
Nimmo's History |
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A tolerably high ridge, the surface of which is rough heathy pasture and scattered rocks |
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Drumore Wood |
Drumore Wood
Drumore Wood
"Drumore The large ridge |
Mr. McNeil
John Ferguson Clashmore
Nimmo's History |
007.07 |
A considerable wood consisting chiefly of Oak & Fir. The property of J. Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
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7-7 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Maolan Iaruirne |
Maolan Iaruirne
Maolan Iaruirne
Maolan Iaruirne - promontory of the Aller |
Duncan Keir Duchray
Mr. McNeil Duchray
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart Aberfoil |
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A small hill on the lands of Duchray, the property of __ Graham Esq of Rednock |
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Plan 7-9 -- Drymen Parish -- Stirlingshire
No such orthography to be found in Gaelic
"Maolan - a beacon
Maol - a promontory, an. - the - Fearna - the alder" - (Gaelic)
Probably corrupted from "Iaruinn - of iron," - The promontory of iron. -
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Elrig |
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Elrig
Elrig |
Duncan Keir Duchray
Mr. McNeil Duchray
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart |
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A small hill on the lands of Duchray The property of __ Graham Esqr. of Rednock |
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Ashdow |
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7-10 -- Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Clashbeg Wood |
Clashbeg Wood
Clashbeg Wood
"Clashbeg - the little stone |
Mr. McNeil, Dochray
John Ferguson, Clashmore
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
007.11 |
A small wood consisting chiefly of oak, the property of |
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Drum of Clashmore |
Drum of Clashmore
Drum of Clashmore |
John Ferguson, Shepherd Clashmore
Mr. Sands, Blairnabord |
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A tolerably sized hill of a ridge like shape, the surface of which is heathy pasture with a few rocks interspersed |
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Boninty Burn |
Boninty Burn
Boninty Burn
"Boninty - The plain of the house |
John Ferguson
Mr. Sands
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
007.11 |
A small Stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Kepnoch and running Northeasterly to its influx with the River Forth. |
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Clashmore |
Clashmore
Clashmore
Clashmore - the large stone |
John Ferguson
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
007.11 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Plan 7-11 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire
[Below entry for Clashbeg Wood:]
"Clach - a stone. - Beag. - little." (Gaelic.)
"Clash - a cavity of considerable extent in the acclivity
of a hill."- (Jamieson)
[Below entry for Clashmore:]
The large cavity. - See Jamieson Page 229
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Drum of Blairnabord |
Drum of Blairnabord
Drum of Blairnabord |
Mr. Sands
John Ferguson |
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A long ridge of a hill the surface of which is rough pasture and a few straggling whins. |
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Blairnabord |
Blairnabord
Blairnabord
Blairnabord
"Blarnabord - field of the bard" |
Mr. Sands, Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Grassoms Co. [County] Map & Johnston's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
007.11 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Gartclachtach Burn |
Gartclachtach Burn Gartclachtach Burn
Gartclachtach Burn
Gartclach Burn |
John Ferguson
Mr. Thomson Spittal
Mr. Sands
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Kepnock and running northeasterly to the "Forth. |
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Maolan |
Maolan
Maolan
Moallan a hill |
Robert Stewart, Tomlane
John Ferguson
Mrs. Thomson Spittal |
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A small Cottage on the farm Blairnabord |
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[Below entry for Maolan:]
Maol - a cape or promontory - Maolan. - a beacon. - (Gaelic) |
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Spittal |
Spittal
Spittal
"Spittal, a possession of the templars
Spittal |
Robert Stewart
Mrs. Thomson Occupier
Nimmo's History
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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2 small thatched cottages having each a byre attached the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Tomban |
Tomban
Tomban
"Tombane, the white hill |
Robert Stewart Occupier
Mrs. Thomson
Nimmo's History |
007.11 |
A small thatched cottage having a byre and a ruin attached. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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[Below entry for Tomban:]
"Tom. - a hillock or knoll - Ban. - white." - (Gaelic) |
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Claggans Burn |
Claggans Burn
Claggans Burn
Claggans Burn |
Mr. Brown, Schoolmaster Gartmore
John McFarlane Gartmore
John McLaren Back Boreland |
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A small stream or burn having its source on the farms of Blarnabord and Back Boreland. It receives this name from the Bridge crossing the Parish road to its influx with the Kelty Water |
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Plan 7-12 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Creag an Guin |
Creag an Guin
Creag an Guin |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stewart. Aberfoil
J Thomson, Spittal |
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This name is applied to a small craig of precipitous rocks situated about half a mile north of the head of Kelty Water. |
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County Stirling -- Parish of Drymen
Creag - a rock. an, the - Guin, a sharp point (Gaelic)
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Lime Hill |
Lime Hill
Lime Hill
Lime Hill |
Mr. John McNeil - Corrie
Mr. J. Mackechney - Gartnabrodnaig
Mr. J. Thomson - Spittal |
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A small oblong hill situated on the South side of Kelty Water it is composed of limestone, hence the name. |
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Maol Ruadh |
Maol Ruadh
Maol Ruadh
Maol Ruadh |
Mr. J. Mackechney Gartnabrodnaig
Mr. J. Thomson Spittal
Mr. John McNeil Corrie |
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A small hill situated north east of Lime Hill, it is composed of a Reddish kind of limestone, and signifies "the Red promontory" |
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Kelty Water |
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Described on name sheets of Plan 7-15 |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling
[Below entry for Maol Ruadh:]
"Maol. - a promontory
Ruadh. - red
Ruaidh - of the deer. - " (Gaelic)
Maol Ruaidh. - The Deers Hill &c
Maol Ruadh. - The red promontory. |
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Corrie Burn |
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn
Corrie Burn |
Mr. J. McNeil
Mr. J. Mackechney
Mr. J. Thomson |
007.14 |
A good burn formed by several small streams rising north side of Gualin, and after pursuing an easterly course of about two miles falls into Kelty Water |
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Corrie |
Corrie
Corrie
Corrie
Corey |
William Jolly Esq
Valuation Roll
County Map By Grassom
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A small old house situated south side of Corrie Burn, it is the property of the Duke of Montrose, & occupied by a Shepherd |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Drumlaighart |
Drumlaghart
Drumlaghart
Drumlaighart
Drumlaghart - ridge of the high hollow
Drumlaighart
Drumlaighart |
Gavin Paterson
Alexander Blair
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
William Jolly Esqr.
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.15 |
An old farm house and offices Occupied by a Shepherd, the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Wester Gartnabrodnaig |
Wester Gartnabrodnaig
Wester Gartnabrodnaig
Wester Gartnabrodnaig
"Gartnabrodnaig - field of the little active man"
Gartnabrodnaig |
Gavin Paterson Occupier
Duncan Stewart
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History
Grassom's Co [County] Map |
007.15 |
An Old farm house and Offices Occupied by a Shepherd. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Easter Gartnabrodnaig |
Easter Gartnabrodnaig
Easter Gartnabrodnaig
Easter Gartnabrodnaig
Easter Gartnabrodnaig |
Mr. McKeachney, Occupier
Duncan Stewart
Rent Receipt
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.15 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Kipnoch |
Kipnoch
Kipnoch
Kipnoch
"Kipnoch - promontory of the hill |
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Alexander Blair, Occupier
Grassom's Co. [County] Map & Johnston's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of StirlingShire |
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A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Back Boreland |
Back Boreland
Back Boreland
Back Boreland |
Mr. McLaren Occupier
Rent Receipt
D. Stewart |
007.15 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Kelty Water |
Kelty Water
Kelty Water
Kelty Water
Kelty Water
"Keltie - brook of the house |
D. Stewart
Alexander Blair
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
007.15 |
A considerable Stream or burn having its source from near "Benvreck" and running in an easterly direction to its influx with the River Forth |
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Boreland |
Boreland
Boreland
Boreland
Borland
Borland |
Robert Arthur Occupier
Andrew MrFarlane
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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A farm house and offices attached the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Ballinluig |
Ballinluig
Ballinluig
Ballinluig
"Ballenluig Sloven's field"
Ballenluig |
Andrew McFarlane, Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rent Receipt
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.16 |
A small dwelling house having a few acres of ground attached the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Crooks |
Crooks
Crooks
Crooks |
Andrew McFarlane
Mr. Montgomery Claggans
Mr. McOnie Gartmore |
007.16 |
A small dwelling house having a few acres of land attached the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Dalmary |
Dalmary
Dalmary
Dalmary
"Dalmary - Virgin's field, near the Chapel"
Dalmary |
Mr. Gilespie Occupier
Robert McArthur
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.16 |
A small Cottage thatched and in middling repair, having a small arable field attached the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Loir |
Loir
Loir
"Loir - beauty"
Loir |
Archibald McDonald Occupier
William Stewart
Nemmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.16 |
A small Cottage on the farm of Chapel laroch. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Mill of Drummit |
Mill of Drummit
Mill of Drummit
Mill of Drummit
Mill of Drummit |
John Stewart Occupier
Rent Receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
007.16 |
A small Corn Mill on the South side of the Kelty Water The property of the Duke of Montrose. The houses immediately to the east are the dwelling & offices belonging to the mill. |
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Milton |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton |
William Stewart Occupier
R. Rennie
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
007.16 |
A dwelling house and byre attached, the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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School |
School
School |
Robert Rennie
Mr. Shearer Teacher |
007.16 |
A good School house with dwelling attached. It is a Side parish School and is kept up by the Heritors. |
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Chapellaroch on site of Chapel |
Chapellaroch site of chapel
Chapellaroch site of chapel
Chapellaroch site of chapel
"Chapelarroch"
"Chapel-laroch"
"Chapel Laroch"
"Chapel-laroch foundation of Chapel"
Chapellaroch |
Robert Rennie. Occr. [Occupier]
Rent Receipt
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Origines Parochiales
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Johnston's Co. [County] map. |
007.16 |
A farm house and offices attached the property of the Duke of Montrose. Mr. Rennie says that the Steading is situated on the site of the Chapel mentioned of in history
"On the barony of Drummond in the north of the parish, there is a place called Chapel-laroch, where there was an ancient Chapel, whose ruins were standing in 1724. It is said to have been dedicated to the Virgin, and to have been dependent on Inchmahome. In its Vicinity lies Dalmary, or Mary's field"
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Arns
Arns |
William Graham Occupier
George McDonald |
006.16 |
A small farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Gartfarran |
Gartfarran
Gartfarran
Gartfarran
Gartfarran
"Carfarran fort of annoyance |
George McDonald Occr. [Occupier]
W. Graham
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
007.16 |
A farm house having Offices attached The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Green Burn |
Green Burn
Green Burn
Green Burn |
Duncan Stewart
Walter Buchanan Drymen
Mr McOnie Gartmore |
007.16 |
A Considerable Stream or burn having its rise in the parish of Buchanan, and running in an easterly direction to it joins the Kelty Water at the Mill of Drummit. |
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Arns
"Arn. The Alder" (Jamieson)
Gartfarran
"Gart. gloom, surly
Farrow. anger, vexatious" (Gaelic) |
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Peel of Claggans (Site of) |
Peel of Claggans Peel of Claggans Peel of Claggans Peel of Claggans |
James McQueen (Wester Offerance of Garchell)
Andrew McFarlane (Ballinluig)
Robert McArthur, (Boreland)
James Ramsay, (Garchell) |
007.16 |
According to the authorities quoted this is the site of an ancient Stronghold, or Peel, Andrew McFarlane an old man who is tenant of the ground, says that he took up part of the foundation, of what appeared to have been a strong building, some years ago, and that the stones were roughly hewn and squared. Several of these stones are now to be seen on the side of the Claggans Burn, where they have been cast to be out of the way, they are the same as those used in building strongholds of the middle ages. There is no appearance of a building now to be seen, the ground being under cultivation, the sight marked is on a knoll which appears to be natural, there is also a hollow on the west side which has the appearance of having been cut, and which terminates in a hollow which McFarlane states, was at one time a marsh or bog. There is no mention made of this in the published [continued on page 30] |
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Over Easter Offerance |
Over Easter Offerance
Over Easter Offerance
Over Easter Offerance
Over Easter Offerance
"Offerance Off, far, from the lands connected" |
Mathew King, Factor's Clerk
Map of Estate
Rental
Robert McEwan Occupier
Nimmo's History |
008 |
A farm house and offices, the property of John Graham Esqr. of Gartmore |
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Polybaglet |
Polybaglet
Polybaglet
Polybaglet
Polybaglet
"Polybaglet - half of the little pow or stream |
Map of Estate
Rental
James Mitchell Occupier
Grassom's Co. [County] Map Johnston's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
008 |
A farm house and offices, the property of J. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore |
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River Forth |
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth
River Forth |
Map of Gartmore Estate
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Mr. Brown Schoolmaster of Gartmore
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Drymen |
008 |
A Considerabl river having its source from Ben Lomond and running in an Easterly direction as far as "Alloa" where it forms itself into an Estuary and is called the "Firth of Forth"
"The Forth" says D[octo]r Graham, speaking from per[sonal] exploration, "has its source from from a Spring the northern side of Ben Lomond, near the sum[mit]. It traverses Stirlingshire for 10 miles from its source under the appellation of the "Water of Duchray", augmented, as it proceeds, by numberless mountain streams. It then enters Perthshire where it receives an accession equal to the volume of its own Waters, in the river which issues from Lochard in Aberfoyle. It then assumes the name of Avendow or "Black River", after a course of about 5 miles, it again joins Stirlingshire below Gartmore house, where it obtains the name Forth, which it retains."
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
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Offerance |
Offerance
Offerance
Offerance |
Mr. William Neilson occ [occupier]
William Jolly Esq.
Valuation Roll |
008.13 |
A Farm house situated on the Kelty Water, the Northern Boundary of the Parish, it is the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Wester Offerance of Garchell |
Wester Offerance of Garchell
Wester Offerance of Garchell
Wester Offerance of Garchell |
Mr. Alexander Fisher occ [occupier]
Estate Map
Rent Roll |
008.13 |
An old thatched farm house situated on the Ward Burn, it is the property of W.C. Graham Esq. Gartmore |
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Offerance of Garchell |
Offerance of Garchell
Offerance of Garchell
Offerance of Garchell |
Mrs. McLachlan occ [occupier]
Estate Map
Rental Receipt |
008.13 |
An old thatched Farm house situated on Deepston Pow, it is the property of William C. Graham Esq. Gartmore. |
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Deepston Pow |
Deepston Pow
Deepston Pow
Deepston Pow |
Mr. John Montgomery, Deepston
Mr. Amour Woodend
Thomas Stobie Esq. Ballochneck |
008.13 |
A small sluggish burn, running in a northerly direction through Flanders Moss and falling into the Forth, it is only called Deepston Pow as far as it runs through the lands of Deepston, on leaving the lands of Deepston it takes the name of Auchentroig Burn. |
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Deepston |
Deepston
Deepston
Deepston |
Mr John Montgomery, Deepston
Mr Amour Woodend
Thomas Stobie Esq. Ballochneck |
008.13 |
A farm house situated near Deepston Pow, occupied by John Montgomery - the property of Thomas Stobie Esq |
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Peel of Gartfarran (Site of) |
Peel of Gartfarran Roman Camp
Peel of Gartfarran Roman Camp
Peel of Carfarran |
Mr. George Macdonald Gartfarran
Mr. William Nielson Offrance
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
008.13 |
An ancient Square Enclosure at the western extremity of Flanders Moss on the Ward Burn, on the north side the outer and inner ramparts are quite discernable, on the east the inner only, on the west the inner and a small part of the outer at the north west corner - on the south the inner rampart is quite visible although it is now nearly levelled or removed, the part remaining having the appearance of an old stone wall - on the north it is covered with brushwood, also partly on the other three sides. The Fosse round the whole is quite visible, although very faint on the east, south, & part of the west side, the bottom of the Fosse or ditch is only about 12 or 18 inches lower than the surface of the surrounding ground & sloped very gently inward from the track of the outer rampart, on the north side the Fosse is more distinct, there are two openings on the west side and one on the east side, being made by the occupier of the ground for carts to pass through.
On the farm of Garfarran and within the Barony of Drummond are the remains of a Roman Fort - called the Peel of Garfarran (Castle of Vexation)
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling
This is the remains of an old Peel
or Building isolated by a
surrounding ditch - James McQueen
resident on the spot, pointed out to
me the position of foundation walls
within the square, and portions of the
ditch have been found by removing
the rock which underlies the surface
only a few feet - he also drew
attention to similar objects now
nearly obliterated on either side
"Peel of Claggans" and "Peel of Garchell"
which see -
Similar objects were met with in
Crawford Parish, Lanarkshire, all
found in sequestered spots - They are evidently not Roman Camps
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it is at the western extremity of Flanders Moss - the outer and inner ramparts are still quite discernable, as also the Fosse surrounding it, with the opening through which it might be filled from the rivulet which runs near. New Stat. [Statistical] Account.
Another ancient stronghold, called the Peel of Carfarran "Castle of Vexation", and evidently a Roman Castellum, presents itself, in the utmost possible state of preservation, on the north bank of a small rivulet on the north east side of the Parish of Drymen, called the Burn of the Ward. This military work is nearly square, and measures, within the trenches, towards 50 paces either way. It has two ramparts and one ditch, which, with the ramparts, measures 20 paces across. The circumference of the work is 320 paces. It is about a mile from the hill of Gartmore, which is conceived to be a corruption of the Celtic Caer-Mor, or Great Fort.
From the great line of Roman Road which passes through Stirlingshire from south to north, a branch it would seem, struck off near Stirling, and, crossing the Forth stretched to Flanders hill in Perthshire. Recrossing the Forth, it probably penetrated to Carfarran in Stirlingshire. Some vestiges of it are noticed by the Statists of the parishes through which it seems to have run. In the Moss of Kincardin a Roman way was discovered 12 feet broad, & formed by trees laid across each other, & in Moss Flanders, another running from southeast to northwest.
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Flanders Moss |
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss
Flanders Moss |
Mathew King, Factor's Clerk Gartmore
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore, Drymen
Map of Estate
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
008.15 |
A very extensive tract of moss land covered with a sward of short heath it is chiefly the property of J. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore. Its extremities are shewn on traces by a Yellow band |
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Offerance Moss Possessions |
Offerance Moss Possessions
Offerance Moss Possessions
Offerance Moss Possessions
Offerance Moss Possessions |
Mathew King
Estate Map
Rental
Robert McKinna. Occupier |
008.14 |
This name applies to 5 small cottages, each having a byre and a few acres of land attached. The property of J. Graham Esqr. Gartmore. A small Tile work also belongs to these Possessions. |
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Nether Easter Offerance |
Nether Easter Offerance
Nether Easter Offerance
Nether Easter Offerance
Nether Easter Offerance |
Mathew King, Factor's Clerk
John Graham Occupier
Estate Map
Rental |
008.15 |
A farm house and Offices the property of J. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore |
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Knockinshannock |
Knockinshannock
Knockinshannock
Knockinshannock
Knockinshannock
"Knockinshannock, beautiful rising ground |
Mathew King
Estate Map
Rental
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
008.15 |
A farm house and offices attached the property of J. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore. |
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Gartintruach |
Gartintruach
Gartintruach
Gartintruach
Gartintruach |
Mathew King
Estate Map
Rental
Mr. John Graham |
008.15 |
A farm house and offices attached the property of John Graham Esqr. of Gartmore |
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Easter Mye |
Easter Mye
Easter Mye
Easter Mye
"Mye - Fertile
Easter Mye |
Robert McKerrichar Occupier
Rent Receipt
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
008.15 |
A good farm house and offices attached the property of Mr. Stirling of Carden |
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Mye Cottage |
Mye Cottage
Mye Cottage |
Robert Kerrichar
A. Wood Gartintruach |
008.15 |
A small Cottage on the Forth & Clyde Junction Railway. it is Occupied by the person who takes charge of the gates here |
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Mye Burn |
Mye Burn
Mye Burn
Mye Burn
Mye Burn |
Robert Kerrachar A. Wood
John Graham
Mathew King |
008.15 |
A Considerable Stream or burn having its rise on the farms of Harperston and running in a northeasterly direction to its influx with the "River Forth" near Knockinshannoch. |
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Lossnaugh Burn |
Lossnaugh Burn
Lossnaugh Burn |
Mr. McKechney, Gartnabrodnaig
Alexander Blair, Kepnoch |
014.02 |
A small stream or burn having its rise in the parish of Buchanan and running in an easterly direction to its influx with the Kelty Water. |
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Gualann |
Gualann |
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Described and Authorities quoted in Name Sheets of Adjoining Parish. |
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Bohellachin |
Bohellachin
Bohellachin
Bohellachin
"Bohellachin, plain of the wooded promontory" |
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Mr. McArthur, Turner
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.03 |
An old farm house having Offices attached. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Lossnaugh Burn |
Lossnaugh Burn
Lossnaugh Burn |
Gavin Peterson, Wester Gartnabrodnaig
J. Campbell, Bohellachin |
014.03 |
A small stream or burn having its rise in the parish of Buchanan and running on a N.E. [North East] direction to its influx with the Kelty Water |
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Lead |
Lead
Lead
Lead
"Lead. Let - half" |
Gavin Paterson
John McLaren. Back Boreland
Val. [Valuation] Roll. (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.03 |
A small dwelling house having a byre and a small croft of land attached. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Auchaltie |
Auchaltie
Auchaltie
Auchaltie
Auchaltie
"Achalty - field of the brook |
Gavin Paterson
John McLaren
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Mr. McArthur, Turner
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
014.03 |
An old unoccupied house which formerly had a farm of land The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Turner |
Turner
Turner
Turner
Turner |
Mr. James McArthur Occ: [Occupier]
Mr. John Moir Gartlach
Valuation Roll
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
014.04 |
A farm steading and dwelling house occupied by James McArthur the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Ward |
Ward
Ward
Ward |
Mr. Alexander Keir Occ: [Occupier]
Rental & Estate Map
Valuation Roll |
014.04 |
A farm Steading occupied by Alexander Keir, the property of R.C.C. Graham Esqr. |
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Ward T.P. |
Ward Turnpike
Ward Turnpike |
Mr. Archibald Nowal
Table of Rates |
014.04 |
A Toll Bar on the turnpike road from Glasgow to Aberfoil. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Colegart |
Colegart
Colgart
Colegart |
Mr. James Wilson Occ: [Occupier]
Grassom's Map
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
014.04 |
An old house with a few acres of land attached occupied by James Wilson the property of Mr. McLachlan |
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Park of Auchentroig |
Park of Auchentroig
Park of Auchentroig
Park of Auchentroig |
W. A McLachlan Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr. William Bissland Occ. [Occupier]
Valuation Roll |
014.04 |
A farm Steading Occupied by William Bissland the property of Mr McLachlan. |
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Gartchorrachan |
Gartchorrachan
Gartchorrachan
Gartchorrachan
Gartcorackan |
W. A. McLachlan Esq
William Drummond
Valuation Roll
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
014.04 |
A farm Steading occupied by William Drummond, the property of Mr. McLachlan. |
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Gartachoil |
Gartachoil
Gartachoil |
W. A. McLachlan Esq
William Drummond
Valuation Roll
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
014.04 |
A farm house and steading the property of Mr. McLachlan |
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Gartclach |
Gartclach |
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Mr. John Moir
W. A. McLachlan Esqr. |
014.04 |
A farm steading & dwelling Occupied by John Moir. the property of Mr. McLachlan |
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Dullat |
Dullat
Dullat
"Dullat. The Black half." |
D. Stewart Parish Schoolmaster
D. McCallum Occupier
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.07 |
A farm house and Offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Ward Burn |
Ward Burn
Ward Burn
Ward Burn
Ward Burn |
D. McCallum
James McArthur, Turner
Mr. McFarlane, Craigivairn
Walter Buchanan Drymen |
014.07 |
A Considerable stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Craigivairn and running in a Northeasterly direction to its influx with Kelty Water |
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Bat a' Charchel |
Bat-a'-charchel
Bat-a'-charchel
Bat-a'-charchel
Bat-a'-charchel The wood hill |
Duncan Stewart
Mr. Menzies Drymen
Mr. McFarlane
Mr. Stewart |
014.07 |
A long ridge of a low hill on the farm of Craigivairn |
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Black Rig |
Black Rig
Black Rig |
Mr. Menzies
Mr. McFarlane |
014.07 |
A long narrow ridge which was once the course of an old Drove road from the Highlands, to the South. |
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Bat. - a staff, a cudgel, a bludgeon.
Charchel - probably corrupted from "Cearchall -a bolster" BR |
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Douchlage Burn |
Douchlage Burn
Douchlage Burn
Douchlage Burn
Douchlage Burn
Douchlage Burn |
Hugh McCallum Esqr.
John McLean
Walter Buchanan Drymen
Mr. McOnie Gartmore
Mr. Smithurst, Engineer on ther Glasgow Water Works (Douchlage district) |
014.08 |
A Considerable stream or burn having its source in the muir West of the Water Works and running in an easterly direction, changes its name at Kipdownie to that of Deepston Pow. After leaving the lands of Douchlage it is known by the name of Auchentroig Burn, which you will see on the adjoining plans |
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Garrauld |
Garrauld
Garrauld
Garrauld
"Garrauld |
Duncan Stewart Drymen
Rent Receipts
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co [County] Map |
014.08 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr. McAlpine Greenhill Greenock |
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Badivow |
Badivow
Badivow
"Badivow - wood of cold
Badivow |
James McArthur, Turner
Grassom's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
014.08 |
A small cot house the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Hoish |
Hoish
Hoish
Hoish
Hoish |
John McLean, Occr. [Occupier]
James McArthur
Val, [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rent Receipts |
014.08 |
A farm house and offices the property of __ McLauchlan of Auchentroig |
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Badmuck |
Badmuck
Badmuck
Badmuck - thicket of the boar
Badmuck |
Hugh McCallum Esqr.
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
014.08 |
A small Cot house the property of Hugh McCallum Esqr. of Douchlage |
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Douchlage |
Douchlage
Douchlage
Duchladge, black burying ground
Duchladge |
Hugh McCallum Esqr.
Val [Valuation] Roll 1860
Nimmos History of Stirlingshire
Johnstons Co [County] Map. |
014.08 |
A farm house having Offices and a large garden attached. The property of Hugh McCallum Esqr. In the [wood] south of the garden is a small, family Burial ground or tomb |
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High Wood |
High Wood
High Wood
High Wood |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
D. Stewart Schoolmaster
Mr Taylor Ibert |
014.10 |
An extensive fir plantation north of the farm of Shandon. The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Plan 14-10 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Craigivairn |
Craigivairn
Craigivairn
Craigivairn
Craigivairn
Craigavern |
Mr. McFarlane Occupier
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
Grassom's Map of County
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane. Drymen
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
014.11 |
A fine farm house, having offices attached, the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Plan 14-11 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Valve House |
Valve House
Valve House |
James Gilchrist
D. Stewart |
014.12 |
A Valve house on the line of the Loch Katrine Aqueduct. |
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Spittal Ballat |
Spittal Ballat
Spittal Ballat
Spittal Ballat
Spittal Ballat |
Mr. Bilsland Occupier
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
James Gilchrist
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
014.12 |
A farm house and offices the property of the heirs of the late Mr. Buchanan of Craighatt |
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Bog of Ballat |
Bog of Ballat
Bog of Ballat
Bog of Ballat |
Mr. Bilsland
James Gilchrist
D. Stewart |
014.12 |
A long narrow stripe of good meadow land, situated on the lands of Ballat, along the Forth & Clyde Junction Railway |
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Upper Ballat |
Upper Ballat
Upper Ballat
"Bollat - half of the flat" |
James Arochar Occupier
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.12 |
A small Cottage having a byre and a few acres of land attached. The property of the heirs of the late Mr. Buchanan of Craighatt. |
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Easter Ballat |
Easter Ballat
Easter Ballat
Easter Ballat |
James Risk Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
D. Stewart |
014.12 |
A farm house and Offices attached the property of D. Mitchell Esqr. of Blairvockie |
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Garrel or Easter Ballat |
Garrel
Garrel
Easter Ballat
Easter Ballat
Easter Ballat
Easter Ballat |
Duncan Stewart
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
James Risk
James & Alexander Brown Occupiers
James Gilchrist
Rent Receipts |
014.12 |
A farm house and Offices, the property of John Mitchell Esqr. of Blairvockie. The popular name is Easter Ballat and is not distinguished from Mr Risk['s] |
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Middle Ballat |
Middle Ballat
Middle Ballat
Middle Ballat |
James Gilchrist
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
D. Stewart |
014.12 |
A farm house and offices attached the property of the heirs of the late Mr. Buchanan of Craighatt |
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Drumakill |
Drumakill
Drumakill
Drumakill |
Rev [Reverend] Alex Lochore
D. Stewart
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.14 |
An occupied cottage, the property of the Duke of Montrose. "There is a tradition that the great Napier of Merchieston removed the Church of Drymen to its present site. The former is not known, but was perhaps at Drumakill."
Nimmo's History of Stirling
"Drumakill, beside Spittal, is by some supposed to have been the site of the Church, which however would seem to have been situated at Knocknaheglaish, on the lands of Finnick Drummond."
Origines Parochiales. |
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Creitindam |
Creitindam
Creitindam |
Mr. Stewart Ph. [Parish] School master
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
014.14 |
A small thatched cottage with by[re]? and a small croft of land attached The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Shandon |
Shandon
Shandon
Shandon |
Robert Glover Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Stewart
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
014.14 |
A fine farm house and Offices The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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School |
School
School |
Mr. Stewart, Schoolmaster
Mr. Glover |
014.14 |
The Parochial School house has a dwelling with a garden attached |
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Plan 14-14 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Spittal |
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal
"Spittal, A possession of the Templars |
Peter McFarlane, Craigivairn
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
014.15 |
A small thatched, unoccupied, cottage on the farm of Craigivairn, The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Blairfad |
Blairfad
Blairfad
Blairfad
"Blairfad, long field |
James McAdam Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.15 |
A farm house and Offices. The property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Upper Blairour |
Upper Blairour
Upper Blairour
Upper Blairour
"Blairour, field of the golden colour |
Miss Govan,
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.15 |
A farm house and offices. The property of Miss Govan of Park of Drumquhassle |
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Balfunning Douglas |
Balfunning Douglas
Balfunning Douglas
Balfunning Douglas
"Balfunning, field of giants Stream |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Miss McNee Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.15 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Dr Graham of Killearn. |
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Plan 14-15 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Blarnavaid |
Blarnavaid
Blarnavaid
Blarnavaid
Blairnavaid
"Blairnavaid: field of the Court." |
Mr. Taylor Occupier
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.15 |
A fine farm house having offices attached the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Lednabraw |
Lednabraw
Lednabraw
Lednabraw
"Letnabraw, half or lot of the bold" |
Peter McLeish, Occupier
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
014.15 |
A farm house and offices, the property of J. Meikleham Esqr. Glasgow |
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Gateside |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Thomas Hare Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
014.15 |
A farm house and offices, the property of J Meikleham Esqr. |
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Cairnlea |
Cairnlea
Cairnlea
Cairnlea |
William Laidlow Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co. [County] Map |
014.15 |
A farm house and offices, the property of John Meikleham Esqr. |
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Clachanry |
Clachanry
Clachanry
Clachanry
Clachanry
Clachandry
Clachandry |
James McLay Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rent Receipt
D. Stewart
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
014.16 |
A farm house having offices attached the property of the Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Graham of Killearn |
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"Clach - a Stone" (Gaelic) |
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Balfunning House |
Balfunning House
Balfunning House
Balfunning House
"Balfunning - field of the Giants' Stream"
Balfunning |
Mr. Wakefield, Occ. [Occupier]
Duncan Stewart
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
014.16 |
A small but handsome cottage having offices, a garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of the Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Graham of Killearn |
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Easter Balfunning |
Easter Balfunning
Easter Balfunning
Easter Balfunning
Easter Balfunning |
Alexander Blair Occupier
Rent Receipt
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Mr. Wakefield |
014.16 |
A fine farm house and off[ices] the property of the Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Graham of Killearn |
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Wester Ballat |
Wester Ballat
Wester Ballat
Wester Ballat |
Mr. Muirhead Occr. [Occupier] & Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
D. Stewart |
014.16 |
A fine farm house having offi[ces] attached The property of Mr Sinc[lair]? the occupier. |
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Temple Ballat |
Temple Ballat
Temple Ballat |
Charles McKay Occr. [Occupier] & Proprietor
Mr. Muirhead |
014.16 |
A farm house and offices, the property of Charles McKay who is also the Occupier. |
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Peel of Garchell (Site of) |
Peel of Garchell
Peel of Garchell
Peel of Garchell |
James McQueen (Wester Offerance of Garchell)
Andrew McFarlane (Ballenluig)
James Ramsay (Garchell) |
015.01 |
All that remains to be seen at this place is an elevation about 4 feet in height and 85 feet square it stands in a level field and appears to have been formed by earth cast from a ditch which can be traced on the North, South, and West sides.
James Ramsay states that he assisted to remove some foundation stones and part of a staircase from the elevation, also to cast earth from it into the ditch. There is no mention made of this in the published records of the parish, but it is well known by the old people in the neighbourhood as the "Peel of Garchell." |
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[Beside description:]
not like a Roman Camp!
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Tomaglass |
Tomaglass
Tomglass "Grey Hill"
Tomglass |
Estate Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A cottage the property of R. C. C Graham Esqr. |
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Faliskeour |
Faliskeour
Faliscour "A place marked with a figure like a ring, believed to be a fairy circle"
Falliskour |
Estate Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A cottage the property of R C. C. Graham Esqr. |
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Garchell |
Garchell
Garchell
Garchell
Garchell |
Rental & Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Mr Amour
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A farm steading & dwelling Occupied by Mrs. Amour. the property of R. C. C Graham Esqr. |
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Arnfechlach Bridge |
Arnfechlach Bridge
Arnfechlach Bridge |
Mr. Robert Stewart Gartinstarry
W. A. McLachlan Esqr. |
015.01 |
A small Bridge crossing Auchentroig Burn on the Parish road from Gartmore to Bucklyvie. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling
[Below entry for Faliskeour:]
"Faileas - a shadow" (G [Gaelic]) |
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Easter Third of Kepdowrie |
Easter Third of Kepdowrie
Easter Third of Kepdowrie
Easter Third of Kepdowrie |
Rental & Estate Map
Mr Andrew Dunn
Mr. William Gardner |
015.03 |
A farm Steading occupied by William Gardner, the property of R C C Graham Esqr. |
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Wester Third of Kepdowrie |
Wester Third of Kepdowrie
Wester Third of Kepdowrie
Wester Third of Kepdowrie |
Mr. Andrew Dunn
Mr. Andrew Stewart
Valuation Roll |
015.03 |
A farm Steading and dwelling house occupied by the proprietor Mr Andrew Dunn |
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Over Kepdowrie |
Over Kepdowrie |
Mr. Andrew Dunn
Mr. Andrew Stewart
Valuation Roll |
015.02 |
A good farm Steading & dwelling house Occupied by Mr. Andrew Stewart, the property of John Graham Esqr. Radnoch Pertshire |
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Creitleraun |
Creitleraun
Creitleraun
Creitleraun |
Mr. John Gillaspie Dalmany
Mr. Peter Graham Occ: [Occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.01 |
A farm Steading the property of Miss McGuiness Cardross |
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Greenburn |
Greenburn |
W. A. McLachlan Esqr.
Valuation Roll |
015.01 |
A cottage with garden attached, the property of Mr. McLachlan |
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Pundy Burn |
Pundy Burn |
W. A. McLachlan Esqr.
William Bissland Park of Auchentroig |
015.01 |
A small stream having its source on the farm of Park of Auchentroig, and running in an north easterly direction to its influx with Deepston Burn. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Spittal |
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal |
Rental & Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Mr. Peter Graham
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
An old farm Steading the property of R.C.C Graham Esqr. |
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Auchentroig |
Auchentroig
Auchentroig
Auchentroig
Auchentroig |
William A. McLachlan Esqr.
William Dunn Gartchorrachan
Valuation Roll
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A very neat dwelling house the residence of the proprietor Mr. W. A. McLachlan. |
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Gartinstarry |
Gartinstarry
Gartinstarry
Gartinstarry
Gartinstarry |
Mr. Robert Stewart
Mr. Andrew Stewart
Valuation Roll
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A good farm steading occupied by Mr. Robert Stewart, the property of Mrs. Catcart Stirling |
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Garbaun |
Garbaun
Garbaun
Garbaun
Garban |
Mr. John Dewer
Mr. Robert Stewart
Valuation Roll
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.01 |
A farm house &c. Occupied by Mr. John Dewer the property of Mrs. Catcart Stirling |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Woodend |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Thomas Stobie Esq Prop [Proprietor]
Mr John Amour
Valuation Roll |
015.02 |
An excellent Farm steading a short distance east of Buchlyvie Station, Forth & Clyde Junction Railway. |
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Easter Ballochneck |
Easter Ballochneck
Easter Ballochneck
Easter Ballochneck |
Thomas Stobie Esq
Mr J. Armour
Mr. William Drummond |
015.02 |
An old thatched cothouse the property of Thomas Stobie Esq. |
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Wester Mye |
Wester Mye
Wester Mye
Wester Mye |
Estate Map
Mr. James Shaw occ [occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.02 |
A good Farmhouse & steading the property of R. C. Graham Esq. Gartmore. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Tomangarn Wood |
Tomangarn Wood
Tomangarn Wood
Tomangarn Wood |
Mr. George Macdonald Gartfarran
Mr. Norval Ward Toll
William Drummond Gartcorrachan |
015.02 |
A Wood lying between Ballochneck Burn & the Forth & Clyde Junction Railway - it is chiefly oak. |
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Ballochneck Burn |
Ballochneck Burn
Ballochneck Burn
Ballochneck Burn |
Thomas Stobie Esq
Mr. J. Amour Woodend
William Drummond |
015.02 |
A Burn running in a north easterly direction through the lands of Ballochneck - after leaving these lands, it takes the name of Mye Burn described in name sheets of Plan 15-3 |
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Cashlie |
Cashlie
Cashlie
Cashlie |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
James Macfarlane Esq. Keir |
015.02 |
A Farm house & steading on the Turnpike Road near the Boundary of the Parish. property of R. C. Graham Esq Gartmore |
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Redlairdston |
Redlairdston
Redlairdston
Redlairdston |
Thomas Stobie Esq.
Mr. J Amour Woodend
William Drummond |
015.02 |
A small Farm house near the Stirling & Dumbarton Road - property of Thomas Stobie Esq. |
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Buchlyvie Station |
Buchlyvie Station |
Time Tables |
015.02 |
A small Station on the Forth and Clyde junction Railway. |
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Ballochneck Bridge |
Ballochneck Bridge
Ballochneck Bridge
Ballochneck Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] James Berry
Mr. John Miller
Revd. [Reverend] Daniel McDougall |
015.02 |
A small stone bridge, of one arch, spanning Mye Burn. on a parish road - built and kept in repair by the parish. |
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Harperston |
Harperston
Harperston
Harperston |
Mr. Christie Gowston
James Macfarlane Esq
Estate Map |
015.05 |
An old Farm house south of Cashlie Bridge, it is the property of R. C. Graham Esq. Gartmore |
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Sunnybraes |
Sunnybraes
Sunnybraes
Sunnybraes |
W. A. Maclachlan Esq
James Macfarlane Esq
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A small house with a few acres of land attached the property of W. A. Maclachlan Esq. |
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Stoneyacre |
Stoneyacre
Stoneyacre
Stoneyacre
Stoneacre |
Mr James Brown
James Macfarlane Esq.
W. A. Maclachlan Esq.
Johnston's Co [County] Map. |
015.05 |
An old thatched dwelling house with a few acres of land attached the property of James Macfarlane Esq |
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Auchentroig Burn |
Auchentroig Burn
Auchentroig Burn
Auchentroig Burn |
W. A. Maclachlan Esq
James Macfarlane Esq
Mr. Thomas Bilsland Kepcullochmill |
015.05 |
A Burn taking this name from where it leaves the lands of Douchlage and retaining it through the lands of Auchentroig - after which it takes the name of Deepston Pow. |
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Kepcullochmill |
Kepcullochmill
Kepcullochmill
Kepcullochmill |
Mr. Thomas Bilsland
Estate Map
James Macfarlane Esq. |
015.05 |
An old thatched dwelling-house, it takes its name from where a Mill at one time stood between the Railway and Douchlage Burn, the Remains of the Dam are still to be seen where the Railway crosses the Parish Road. |
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Lady Stirling's Knowe |
Lady Stirling's Knowe |
James Macfarlane Esq. |
015.05 |
A very conspicuous knowe covered with Trees a short distance south of Upper Balwill Farm Steading. |
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Craighead |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Mr John Macfarlane, occ [occupier]
Estate Map
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
An old thatched farm house & offices the property of R.C. Graham Esq Gartmore. |
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Balwill |
Balwill
Balwill
Balwill |
James Macfarlane Esq
Valuation Roll
County Map |
015.05 |
A dwelling & office houses the property of and occupied by James Macfarlane Esq. |
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Cashlie Bridge |
Cashlie Bridge
Cashlie Bridge
Cashlie Bridge |
James Macfarlane Esq
William A MacLachlan Esq
Mr. John Stewart Cashlie Mill |
015.05 |
A Bridge across Cashlie Burn on the Stirling and Dumbarton Turnpike Road. |
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Cashlie Burn |
Cashlie Burn
Cashlie Burn
Cashlie Burn |
James Macfarlane Esq
W. A Maclachlan Esq.
Mr John Stewart |
015.05 |
A Burn flowing in a northerly direction through the lands of Cashlie, when it enters the lands of Ballochneck it takes the name of Ballochneck Burn - it is not known by any name farther south than the lands of Cashlie |
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Cashlie Mill |
Cashlie Mill
Cashlie Mill
Cashlie Mill |
James Macfarlane Esq
W. A Maclachlan Esq.
Mr John Stewart |
015.05 |
An old building which was formerly a Corn Mill but has now fallen into disuse & is in a ruinous state. |
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Cashlie Spout |
Cashlie Spout
Cashlie Spout
Cashlie Spout
Cashlie Spout |
Robert Christie
James Christie
James Risk
Mrs. Stewart (aged 68) of Cashlie Mill |
015.05 |
A Waterfall at Cashlie Mill of about 25 feet fall and which becomes a considerable object in rainy weather |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Wester Auchintroig |
Wester Auchintroig
Wester Auchintroig
Wester Auchintroig |
W. A Maclachlan Esq.
Valuation Roll
County Map. By Grassum |
015.05 |
A good Farm Steading the property of W. A. Maclachlan Esq. |
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Lower Balwill |
Lower Balwill
Lower Balwill
Lower Balwill |
James Macfarlane Esq
Alexander Cairns occ [occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A dwelling-house and Farm Steading the property of James Macfarlane Esq. |
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Upper Balwill |
Upper Balwill
Upper Balwill
Upper Balwill |
James Macfarlane Esq
John McKechnie occ [Occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A Farm-house with offices attached the property of James Macfarlane Esq. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Hillhead |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Walter Macfarlane occ [occupier]
James Macfarlane Esq
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A small house with a good extent of grazing attached, the property of Mrs Cathcart. Stirling. |
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Ballochneck |
Ballochneck
Ballochneck
Ballochneck
Ballochneck |
Thomas Stobie Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
Grassums Map
Valuation Roll
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.05 |
A good Mansion House on a small property of the same name, it belonged until lately to Lennie the Grammarian. |
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Allen |
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allan |
William Kennedy Esq Prop [Proprietor]
James Macfarlane Esq.
George McDonald Gartfarran
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
015.05 |
A small house & steading with a few acres of land attached - W. Kennedy Prop. [Proprietor] & occupier |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Kepculloch T.P. |
Kepculloch Turnpike
Kepculloch Turnpike
Kepculloch Turnpike |
Table of Rates
James Macfarlane Esq.
W. A. Maclachlan Esq. |
015.05 |
A Tollbar with gate where the Trust Road from Balfron joins the Stirling & Dumbarton Road |
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Lower Ballaird |
Lower Ballaird
Lower Ballaird
Lower Ballaird |
James Macfarlane Esq.
Mr John Cairns occ [occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A Farm house with offices attached, the property of James MacFarlane Esq. |
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Upper Ballaird |
Upper Ballaird
Upper Ballaird
Upper Ballaird |
James Macfarlane Esq
Mr. Alexander McLellan occ. [occupier]
Valuation Roll |
015.05 |
A Farm house & steading - the property of James Macfarlane Esq. |
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Parish of Drymen -- County of Stirling |
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Keir of Cashlie |
Keir of Cashlie
Keir |
James Risk
Robert Christie
James Christie
Mrs Stewart of Cashlie Mill age 68
Johnstone's County Map |
015.05 |
There is a large earthen mound north of Cashlie Mill said to have been a Roman Camp by Mr McFarlane the Proprietor, but it has more of the appearance of having been a British Fort than a Roman Camp, nothing is known of it in the locality whatever.
It is flat on the top and slopes down regularly on the north and east side, on the south and west side the slope is not so regular, at the bottom of the first or highest slope there is a piece of flat or table land and then another irregular slope, which seems to have been artificial on the north side, on the west and south, it appears to have been partly artificial and partly natural, it is all covered with a fine sward of sweet grass. |
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Copied from Page 81 of the Name Book
of the
Parish of Drymen
I believe this to be mostly a natural
hillock formed by the settling action
of water. It is well known in the
locality by the name given.
Snd [Signed] J.B. Major
To be written Keir only in Old English.
See Chalmer's Caledonia, page 93. The article "Keir" in Jamieson's Dict. [Dictionary]
and numerous similar objects so called in the Parish of Port of Monteith
J. B. Lt. Col. R. E. [Lieutenant Colonel, Royal Engineers]
12/12/62
"The only mark of antiquity, now to be discerned, is a large earthen mound,
at a place called Cashlie, near which, it is said, the vestiges of a
Roman Camp were formerly to be seen, though now no traces of it are
to be found." (Old Stat. Act. [Old Statistical Account]) |
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[On left hand side of page:]
O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Glasgow
8th. Decr. [December] 1862.
Captain Scott
Be good enough to send
me the trace of Plan
15.5 Parish of Drymen
Co. [County] Stirling upon which the
object called "Cairn of Cashlie"
occurs - with an extract
of the entry in the Name Book
concerning it.
I fear that the word
Cairn has been received under
a mistake for Keir, and
if so I would like to get
it corrected before the Parish
is published.
[Signed] J. Bayly
Lt. Col. R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers]
[On right hand side of page:]
O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Southampton
10th December 1862
Sir
Trace 3 of Sheet
15 Plan 5. Drymen
Parish and a copy
of page 81 of the
Name Book of
Drymen Parish. are
forwarded herewith.
The plans of this
Parish are in the hands
of the Lithographic
Tracers - this plan
will not be printed
until your reply is
received.
[Signed] for Captain Scott
J. McDonald
Sergt R.E. [Sergeant Royal Engineers]
Col: [Colonel] Bayly R.E. [Royal Engineers]
[Running at right angles to this and written in red ink is the following:]
Keir being pronounced Cair in the locality has led
to this mistake. I am glad that the
correction is in time to be made - See the
addition to the Name Sheet.
[Signed] J. Bayly
Lt. Col. R. E. [Lieutenant Colonel, Royal Engineers]
12/12/62
Capt. [Captain] Scott. R. E [Royal Engineers] |
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Gowston |
Gowston
Gowston
Gowston
Gowston
Gowston |
James & Robert Christie, Occupiers
Rental
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
015.06 |
A fine farm house having offices attached. The property of R. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore. |
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Desert |
Desert
Desert
Desert |
J. McAlpine Occupier
Rental
Estate Map |
015.06 |
A small thatched house having a byre attached, Occupied by a Game Keeper. The property of R. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore |
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Culbowie Burn |
Culbowie Burn
Culbowie Burn |
James & R. Christie
Mr. McAdams Kepculloch |
015.06 |
A small stream or burn having its rise on the lands of Harperston and running in a Northeasterly direction forming part of the boundary betwixt the parishes of Drymen & Kippen |
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Plan 15-6 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire
[Below entry for Culbowie Burn:]
Altered to "Buchlyvie Burn"
to agree with the Plan of Kippen Parish.
See reply to remark 30 on Kippen Parish. |
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Kepculloch |
Kepculloch
Kepculloch
Kepculloch
"Kepculloch - turfy promontory".
Kepculloch |
Mr. McAdams Occr. [Occupier]
Rental
Estate map
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
015.09 |
A farm house with offices attached The property of R. Graham Esqr. of Gartmore. |
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Plan 15-9 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Ibert |
Ibert
Ibert
"Ibert Lbert, sacrifice." |
Mr. Menzies, Caretaker
Mr. Jolly, Factor to the Duke of Montrose
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
020.02 |
A dwellinghouse and Offices being the Home farm in connection with Buchanan Castle, the property of the Duke of Montrose. |
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Mill Burn |
Mill Burn |
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020.02 |
For Authorities & description see Name book for Buchanan parish |
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Drymen |
Drymen
Drymen
Drymen |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore, Ph. [Parish] Minister
Mr. Buchanan Drymen
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
020.02 |
A small straggling Village bearing the same name as that of the parish. It has the Ph. [Parish] Church, a U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church, a School of Industry, and a tolerably good Hotel. |
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Church |
Church
Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
020.02 |
A small plain built edifice being the parish Church the interior of which accommodates about 500 sitters |
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Plan 20-2 -- Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Hotel |
Drymen Hotel
Drymen Hotel
Drymen Hotel |
Cutout in front of Hotel
Mr. Buchanan Occupier
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.02 |
A fine Inn & Hotel having stabling attached |
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School of Industry |
School of Industry
School of Industry |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
D. Stewart |
020.02 |
A fine School house having a small play ground attached |
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U.P. Church |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] M Wilson
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Rev. [Reverend] M Wilson
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.02 |
A small plain built edifice the interior of which is seated for about 200. Attached to it is the Manse Occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] M Wilson. |
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Drumbeg |
Drumbeg
Drumbeg
Drumbeg
"Drumbeg - little ridge." |
Mr Gow. Occr. [Occupier] & Proprietor
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo History |
020.02 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr Gow, who is also Occupier |
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Gateside Cottage |
Gateside Cottage
Gateside Cottage |
Mrs. Queen Occupier & Proprietor
Thomas Wales Blacksmith |
020.02 |
A small Cottage the property of Mrs. Queen |
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Endrick Water |
Endrick Water
Endrick Water
Endrick Water |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Mr. Buchanan |
020.02 |
For description see Name book for Kilmaronick |
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Manse |
Manse
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Occr. [Occupier]
D. Stewart |
020.02 |
A fine dwelling house and office having a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. Occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister |
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East Lodge |
East Lodge
East Lodge |
Mr. Menzies
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.02 |
A Porters Lodge being the principle entrance to Buchanan Castle |
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Drymen Bridge |
Drymen Bridge
Drymen Bridge |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Mr. Buchanan |
020.02 |
A County bridge of 5 Arches crossing the Endrick Water on the Trust Road from Drymen to Glasgow |
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Wester Drumquhassle |
Wester Drumquhassle
Wester Drumquhassle
Wester Drumquhassle
Wester Drumquhassle
Wester Drumquhassle
'Drumquhastle, ridge of the Castle', |
Mr. Gow, Proprietor
Alexander Fisher Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
020.02 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr. Gow of Drumbeg |
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Bank |
Branch Office of the Royal Bank of Scotland
Branch Office of the Royal Bank of Scotland |
Mr. McCallum Agent
Mr. McDougal Drymen |
020.02 |
A new building in progress. The property of the Royal Banking Cy. [Company] of Scotland. |
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Dukehouse |
Dukehouse
Dukehouse
Dukehouse
Dukehouse |
A. Allan Occupier
John McAdam Esqr.
Val. Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co. (County) Map |
020.03 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr Meikleham of Glasgow |
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Easter Drumquhassle |
Easter Drumquhassle
Easter Drumquhassle
Easter Drumquhassle
Easter Drumquhassle
Drumqwhastle
Drumqwhastle Ridge of the Castle |
Alexander Muirhead Occupier
Miss Govan. Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Alexander Fisher Wester Drumquhassle
Grassom's Co. [County] Map.
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
020.03 |
A good farm house and offices, the property of Miss Govan of Park of Drumquhassle. |
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Gartacharn |
Gartacharn
Gartacharn
Gartacharn
Gartaharn
"Gartaharrn. field of the winding streamlet |
Alexander Buchanan Esqr. Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
John McAdam
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
020.03 |
A farm house and offices the property of Alexander Buchanan Esqr. |
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Gartacharn Cottage |
Gartacharn Cottage
Gartacharn Cottage |
Alexander Buchanan Esqr.
John McAdam Esqr. |
020.03 |
A fine cottage having a byre and garden attached, the property of Alexander Buchanan Esqr. of Gartacharn |
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Bogend |
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend |
Mrs. McQueen Gateside Cottage
John McAdam Esqr. Blairour
Grassom's Map of County |
020.03 |
A small but neat cottage having a garden attached. |
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Wester Gateside |
Gateside
Gateside |
Mrs. McQueen, Proprietor
John McAdam Esqr. |
020.03 |
A small farm house and offices The property of Mrs. McQueen |
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Wester Gateside Cottage |
Wester Gateside Cottage
Wester Gateside Cottage |
John McAdam Esqr.
Mr. McOwet Occupier |
020.03 |
A small but neat Cottage having a garden attached The property of John McAdam Esqr. |
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Blairour |
Blairour
Blairour
Blairour
"Blairour, field of the golden colour |
John McAdam Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
020.03 |
A fine farm house and Offices The property John McAdam Esqr. |
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Dramhead |
Dramhead
Dramhead
Drumhead
Drumhead
Dramhead
Dramhead |
John McAdam Esqr.
Alexander Buchanan Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Grassom's Co [County] Map
John McAuly, Drymen
The general expression |
020.03 |
A farm house and Offices, in the Occupation of John McAdam Esqr. of Blairour. The property of Mr Meiklehouse Glasgow |
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Plan 20-3 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Park of Drumquhassle |
Park of Drumquhassle
Park of Drumquhassle
Park of Drumquhassle
"Drumquhastle, ridge of the Castle |
Miss Govan, Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll, 186
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
020.06 |
A small but handsome mansion having Offices, garden and ornamental ground attached. The site of the "Castle (that is mentioned in the Origens Parochiales) cannot be identified. The Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore and Miss Govan are of the opinion that it had stood in the wood north west of the present house some distance. Miss Govans opinion is from the late Professor McFarlane who was Minister for some time in this parish, & his father before him, remembered of having seen the remains of an old building in the wood, not a vestige of it now remains |
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Low Gartachorrans |
Low Gartachorrans
Low Gartachorrans
Low Gartachorrans
Low Gartachorrans
"Gartaharran, field of the winding streamlet" |
Robert Orr Occupier
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Nimmo's History Stirlingshire |
020.06 |
An old farm house and office occupied by a shepherd, The property of Bruce McAdam Esqr. |
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Plan 20-6 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Endrick Bank |
Endrick Bank
Endrick Bank
Endrick Bank
Endrickbank |
G. R. Wilson Esqr. Proprietor
Title deeds
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
020.06 |
A small but handsome mansion having Offices, a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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Endrickbank Cottages |
Endrickbank Cottages
Endrickbank Cottages |
G. R. Wilson Esqr.
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860 |
020.06 |
2 Cottages having some Offices attached The property of G. R. Wilson Esqr. |
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Gaidrew |
Gaidrew
Gaidrew
Gaidrew
Gaidrew |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane, Drymen
Miss Govan Proprietor |
020.07 |
An old farm house, and offices part of which are in ruins. The property of Miss Govan of Park of Drumquhassle |
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Altquhur Burn |
Altquhur Burn
Altquhur Burn
Altquhur Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
Miss Govan |
020.07 |
A considerable Stream or burn having its source from a small loch on the farm of Craigivairn, and running southerly to its influx with the Endrick Water. |
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Upper Gartness |
Upper Gartness
Upper Gartness
Upper Gartness
Upper Gartness
"Gartness - point of the corn land |
John Stirling
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Miss Govan Proprietor
Grassom's Co. [County] Map
History of Stirling by Nimmo |
020.07 |
A farm house and offices the property of Miss Govan of Park of Drumquhassle |
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Forth and Clyde Junction Railway |
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway |
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Railway Boards of regulation |
020.07 |
A single line of Railway leading from Balloch to the town of Stirling |
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Plan 020.07 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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Gartness Mill (wool) |
Gartness Mill (Wool)
Gartness Mill (Wool)
Gartness Mill (Wool) |
Mr. Bilsland, Occupier
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.07 |
A small wool mill on the west of the Endrick Water, having some dwelling houses and gardens attached The property of Miss Govan |
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Gartness Mill (corn) |
Gartness Mill (Corn)
Gartness Mill (Corn)
Gartness Mill (Corn) |
Mr. Fleming Occupier
Miss Govan, Proprietor
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.07 |
A large corn mill having a dwelling house and offices attached The property of Miss Govan of Park of Drumquhassle |
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Site of Castle |
Site of Castle
Site of Castle
Site of Castle
Site of Castle |
Mr. Fleming
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
Miss Govan Proprietor |
020.07 |
The site of a Castle or mansion which had been long the residence of Napier, the inventor of the logarithms. The stones of this building appear to have been used in the building of the Mill and offices, as there are some with very ancient carvings. and one bearing date 1574 which is placed in the gable of the byre.
"Gartness on a rocky bank of the Enrick, in the parish of Drymen, close to a romantic cascade, was a favourite residence of Napier, and the scene of his profound investigations."
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
2 Vol. [Volume] page 414
Miss Govan has preserved some of the carved stones belonging to this castle which she got removed some years ago to her own house at the Park of Drumquhassle |
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Dalnair |
Dalnair
Dalnair
Dalnair
"Dalnair, field of the eminence"
Dalnair |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Mr. McKinlay Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Grassom's Co [County] map |
020.07 |
A farm house and offices the property of J. Buchanan Esqr. of Carbeth. |
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Crow Hill |
Crow Hill
Crow Hill
Crow Hill |
Mr. McKinlay
William Scott
Thomas Wales Drymen |
020.07 |
A small eminence immediately east of Dalnair. On its summit are a number of large trees in which there is a small rookery of crows. |
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Burnford |
Burnford
Burnford
Barnford
Barnford
Barnford |
Lease of Farm
Val [Valuation] Roll 1860
Miss Govan Proprietor
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Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane |
020.07 |
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Blain Water
Blain Water
Blain Water
Blain Water
Blane Water |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
Nimmo's History of Stirling
Johnston's Co [County] Map.
See Name Book of adjoining Ph. [Parish] |
020.07 |
A considerable stream or burn having its rise in the parish of Strathblane and running in a North-westerly direction to its confluence with the Endrick Water |
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Catter Burn |
Catter Burn
Catter Burn
Catter Burn
Catter Burn
Catter Burn
"Catter. eminence of the battle" |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
Mr. Buchanan Drymen
Mr. Buchanan Wester Cameron
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Thomas Wales Drymen
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
020.09 |
A large Stream or burn being the continuation of "Gallingad Burn" from the point where the Cameron Burn joines. to its influx with the Water of Endrick at Endrickbank |
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Milfaid
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Milfaid |
Mr. Buchanan
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Val, [Valuation] Roll (1860) |
020.09 |
A small dwelling house having a byre attached. The property of Bruce McAdam Esqr. |
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Conochra |
Conochra
Conochra
Conochra
Conochra seems a corruption of Cam-na-craobh, "Creek of trees" |
John McMaster Occupier
Rent Receipt
Val, [Valuation] Roll (1860)
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020.09 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Bruce McAdam Esqr. |
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Plan 20-9 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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High Gartachorrans |
High Gartachorrans
High Gartachorrans
High Gartachorrans
High Gartachorrans
"Gartaharran, field of the winding streamlet." |
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
D. Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Robert Orr
Nimmo's History of Stirling |
020.10 |
A small dwelling house with some ruins attached |
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Green Burn |
Green Burn
Green Burn |
Robert Orr. Low Gartachorrans
James Orr |
020.10 |
A stream rising on the south side of the farm of High Gartachorrans, and running in a northerly direction to its influx with the Catter Burn. |
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Finnich Malice |
Finnich Malice
Finnich Malice
Finnich Malice |
John Todd Esqr. Proprietor
Title deeds
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.10 |
A small but fine mansion, having Offices, a garden and Ornamental ground attached. The property and residence of John Todd Esqr. |
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Collalis |
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Collalis
Collalis
Collalis |
James Orr Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860)
D. Stewart
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.10 |
A farm house and Offices the property of B. McAdam Esqr. |
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Knockinhaglish Site of Church |
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Knockinhaglish (Site of Church)
Knockinhaglish (Site of Church)
Knockinhaglish (Site of Church)
Knockinhaglish - "hill or knoll of the church" |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister
J. Graham Aucheneck
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane Drymen
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
N. Stat. Acct. [New Statistical Account] |
020.11 |
An eminence on the farm of Finnich Drummond, which. the Authorities here quoted, believe it to be the site of a Church, from the fact, that a number of years ago when it as trenched and planted, there were raised several human bones and the foundation of an old building. The ground within the track of the old Fence would indicate that it has been artificially wrought as it seems much richer than that surrounding it.
"Drumakill, beside Spittal, is by some supposed to have been the site of the old Church. which however would seem to have been situated at Knockinhaglish, on the lands of Finnich Drummond, in the neighbourhood there is a remarkable well called St. Vildrin's Well, perhaps a corruption of St Vininus to whom Kilwinning was dedicated"
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Knockinhaglish Wood |
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Knockinhaglish Wood
Knockinhaglish Wood |
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
J. Graham |
020.11 |
A tolerably sized plantation on the farm of Finnich Drummond The property of the Duke of Montrose |
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[Below entry for Knockinhaglish:]
The names of two places in the parish indicate
the sites of religious houses, viz. Chapel-Laroch,
near Gartmore", the other at "Knockinhaglish. (hill
or knoll of the Church, on the lands of Finnich
Drummond,"
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Finnich Drummond |
Finnich Drummond Finnich Drummond Finnich Drummond |
James MacKie Occupier
Val [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.11 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose |
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Finnich T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Finnich T.P. [Turn Pike]
Finnich T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Andrew Main Collector
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020.11 |
A Turnpike gate on the road leading from Drymen to Glasgow. |
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Finnich Bridge |
Finnich Bridge Finnich Bridge Finnich Bridge |
Andrew Main
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane |
020.11 |
A County bridge of one arch crossing the Finnich Glen Burn on the Glasgow road |
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Finnich Glen |
Finnich Glen
Finnich Glen
Finnich Glen |
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
John Todd Esqr. |
020.11 |
A very remarkable deep narrow glen or ravine, it is diversified by very abrupt and in many places overhanging rocks, to be seen only by treading their recesses. |
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Deil's Pulpit |
Deil's Pulpit
Deil's Pulpit
Deil's Pulpit |
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
John Todd Esqr. |
020.11 |
About ½ way down it [Finnich Glen] is a rock in the centre of the burn, known by the name of the Deil's Pulpit The top of which is all covered with people's initials. it is a favourite place for pleasure seekers during summer |
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Craighat Cottage |
Craighatt Cottage
Craighatt Cottage
Craighat (a cluster of houses from which the cottage derives its name)
Craighat
Craighat
Craighat |
Miss Buchanan Proprietor
Dr. [Doctor] McFarlane
Peter Blackburn Esq. Proprietor
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Graham
Revd. [Reverend] John Fiddes
Mr William Halley |
020.11 |
A fine Cottage having a byre and garden attached, |
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Wester Cameron |
Wester Cameron
Wester Cameron
Wester Cameron
"Cam-sron, crooked promontory". |
Mr. Buchanan, Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rent Receipt
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020.13 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Lady Leith, Ross |
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Bagury Burn |
Bagury Burn
Bagury Burn |
Mr. Buchanan
John McMaster, Conochra |
020.13 |
A small stream or burn rising in Dumbarton Muir, ands running in a northerly direction as far as a wooded glen, from thence it assumes the name of Cameron Burn, |
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Cameron Burn |
Cameron Burn
Cameron Burn |
Mr. Buchanan
John McMaster |
020.13 |
A small stream or burn, being the the continuation of Bagury Burn from the commencement of a small wooded ravine to its influx with Gallingad Burn near Conochra |
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Mid Cameron (Ruins) |
Mid Cameron (In Ruins)
Mid Cameron (In Ruins) |
Mr. Buchanan
Mr. Orr Low Gartachorrins |
020.14 |
The ruins of some houses, which formerly had a farm of land attached but is now blended with that of Wester Cameron. |
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Carnock Burn |
Finnich Glen
Finnich Glen
Finnich Burn
Finnich Glen Burn
Finnich Glen Burn
Finnich Glen Burn
Finnich Glen Burn
"Finnich, belonging to giants."
Carnock Burn
Carnock Burn
See Name Book of Killearn Parish |
Mr. Murray Factor to Mrs. Ewing
Mr. Smith, High Dykes Dumbarton
Mr. Smith, High Dykes Dumbarton
Mr. Buchanan, Drymen
Mr. Buchanan Wester Cameron
Map of Dumbarton Muir
Is the general expression in Drymen for both Glen & Burn from the point where it leaves the parish of Dumbarton
Nimmo's History
Nimmo's History
County Map. |
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Cameron Muir |
Cameron Muir
Cameron Muir |
Map of Estate
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020.14 |
A large muir on the lands of Cameron The property of Lady Leith, Ross. |
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Cairn (Site of) |
Cairn (Site of)
Cairn (Site of)
Cairn (Site of) |
Mr. Buchanan, Wester Cameron
Mr. Orr
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
020.14 |
The site of an ancient cairn on "Cameron Muir" It was removed about 30 years ago by Mr. Buchanan, who found within it 2 Stone Coffins containing some human bones, The site of it is still visible by a ring of stones which have been left. |
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On the farm of Cameron, a large cairn was
broken up, about twenty years ago, (Date from 1841.) -
in which a number of stone Coffins were discovered,
and human bones found therein, but there is no
tradition as to the origin of the cairn, or the occupants
of these Kist-vaens
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Aucheneck House |
Aucheneck House
Aucheneck House
Aucheneck House |
James McNair Esqr. Proprietor
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1860
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
020.15 |
A fine mansion having Offices, garden, and a considerable ornamental park attached, the family residence of James McNair Esqr. |
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High Finnich |
High Finnich
High Finnich
High Finnich
Finnesh-tennent |
James McNair Esqr.
Mr. Buchanan Occupier
Val. [Valuation] Roll. 1860
Origines Parochiales |
020.15 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of James McNair Esqr. This farm was original called Finnich Tennent |
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Meikle Caldon |
Meikle Caldon
Meikle Caldon |
James McNair Esqr.
John Graham, Shepherd of Aucheneck |
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Dualt Burn |
Duel Burn
Duel Burn
Duel Burn
Dualt Burn
Dualt Burn |
James McNair Esqr.
John Graham
Mr. Buchanan
Duncan Stewart Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore Ph. [Parish] Minister |
020.15 |
A considerable stream or burn having having its rise partly in Stockie Muir and partly in the parish Killearn, and running in a northerly direction to its influx with the Finnich Glen Burn |
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Plan 20-15 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire
[Below entry for Dualt Burn:]
Dubh - (G [Gaelic]) Black
Allt - (G [Gaelic]) The mountain stream
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Stockie Muir |
Stockie Muir
Stockie Muir
Stockie Muir |
James McNair Esqr.
John Graham
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore |
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Little Caldon |
Little Caldon
Little Caldon |
James McNair Esqr.
John Graham |
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A small hill on Stockie Muir its surface is rough pasture |
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Cairn |
Cairn
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Cairn |
Mr. Buchanan Wester Cameron
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Lochore
James McNair Esqr. Aucheneck |
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A large Cairn of stones on the west side of Stockie Muir. Mr. Buchanan is of the opinion that it is one of the same as that one he removed about 30 years ago containing the Stone Coffins. see trace 5 of 20-14. "About ½ mile northwest of a very fantastical basaltic rock called Wanzie in the parish of Killearn, there is, on the farm of Finnich-Tenant in the parish of Drymen, a sepulchral cairn, about 20 paces long and 10 broad. A row of Kist-vaens, or Stone Coffins, seems to form the body of the tumulus, and is covered with a very large heap of great stones, obviously rounded by attrition, and, therefore brought from some river, the nearest is the Burn of Carnock."
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Cairn Burn |
Cairn Burn
Cairn Burn |
James McNair Esqr. of Aucheneck
John Graham Shepherd Aucheneck |
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A small stream or burn having its rise at the base of a hill called the Wangie or Wanzie in Killearn Ph. [Parish] and running North westerly to the "Finnich Glen Burn, |
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Plan 26-2 -- Parish of Drymen -- Stirlingshire |
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White Haughs |
White Haughs
White Haughs |
John Graham, Aucheneck
John McNair Esqr. of Aucheneck |
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A stripe of Rough heathy pasture along Carnock Burn, It was at one time in cultivation, which gives to its name. |
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INDEX
Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt Clachanlaoigh -- 7 -- 5 -- 1
Allt Croich -- 6 -- 8 -- 1
Arns -- 7 -- 16 -- 28
Auchaltie -- 14 - 3 -- 44
Arnfechlach Bridge -- 15 -- 1 -- 67
Auchentroig -- 15 -- 1 -- 70
Ashdow -- 20 -- 11 -- 11
Auchentroig Burn -- 15 -- 5 -- 76
Allen -- 15 -- 5 -- 79
Altquhar Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 94
Aucheneck House -- 20 -- 15 -- 109
Black Linn of Blairvaich -- 7 -- 5 -- 1
Blairvaich -- 7 -- 5 -- 2
Boninty Burn 7 -- 11 -- 13
Blairnabord -- 7 -- 11 -- 14
Back Boreland -- 7 -- 15 -- 24
Boreland -- 7 -- 16 -- 25
Ballinluig -- 7 -- 16 -- 25
Bohellachin -- 14 -- 3 -- 43
Bat a' Charchel -- 14 -- 7 -- 49
Black Rig -- 14 -- 7 -- 49
Badivow -- 14 -- 8 -- 52
Badmuck -- 14 -- 8 -- 52
Bog of Mallat -- 14 -- 12 -- 57
Blairfad -- 14 -- 15 -- 61
Balfunning Douglas -- 14 -- 15 -- 61
Blarnavaid -- 14 -- 15 -- 62
Balfunning House -- 14 -- 16 -- 64
Balllochneck Burn -- 15 -- 2 -- 72
Bucklyvie Station -- 15 -- 2 -- 73
Ballochneck Bridge -- 15 -- 2 -- 73
Blairvaich Burn -- 7 -- 5 -- 2
Beinn Bhreac -- 6 -- 16 -- 1
Ballwill -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Ballochneck 15 -- 5 -- 79
Bank -- 20 -- 2 -- 89
Bogend -- 20 -- 3 -- 91
Blairour -- 20 -- 3 -- 91
Burnford -- 20 -- 7 -- 96
Blain Water -- 20 -- 7 -- 96
Baqury Burn -- 20 -- 13 -- 105
Craigcoiseal -- 7 -- 5 -- 2
Castle Burn -- 7 -- 6 -- 4
Clashbeg Wood -- 7 -- 11 -- 13
Clashmore -- 7 -- 11 -- 13
Claggans Burn -- 7 -- 12 -- 17
Craig an Guin -- 7 -- 13 -- 19
Corrie Burn -- 7 -- 14 -- 22
Corrie -- 7 -- 14 -- 22
Crooks -- 7 -- 16 -- 25
Chapellaroch on site of Chapel -- 7 -- 16 -- 27
Colegart -- 14 -- 4 -- 46
Craigivairn -- 14 -- 11 -- 55
Creitindam -- 14 -- 14 -- 60
Cairnlea -- 14 -- 15 -- 62
Clachanry -- 14 -- 16 -- 63
Creitleraun -- 15 -- 1 -- 69
Cashlie -- 15 -- 2 -- 72
Craighead -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Cashlie Bridge -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Cashlie Burn -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Carnock Burn -- 20 -- 14 -- 107
Cashlie Mill -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Cashlie Spout -- 15 -- 5 -- 77
Cairn of Cashlie -- 15 -- 5 -- 81
Culbowie Burn -- 15 -- 6 -- 82
Church -- 20 -- 2 -- 86
Castle Site of -- 20 -- 7 -- 95
Crow Hill -- 20 -- 7 --96
Catter Burn -- 20 -- 9 -- 98
Conochra -- 20 -- 9 -- 98
Collalis -- 20 -- 10 -- 100
Craighat Cottage -- 20 -- 11 -- 103
Cameron Burn -- 20 -- 13 -- 105
Cameron Muir -- 20 -- 14 -- 107
Cairn Site of -- 20 -- 14 -- 108
Cairn -- 26 -- 2 -- 111
Cairn Burn -- 26 -- 2 -- 111
Duchray Water -- 7 -- 6 -- 3
Duchray Castle - 7 -- 6 -- 4
Duchray -- 7 -- 6 -- 5
Duncon -- 7 -- 6 -- 5
Duncaippoch -- 7 -- 6 -- 5
Drumbeg -- 7 -- 7 -- 7
Drumore Wood -- 7 -- 7 -- 7
Drum of Clashmore -- 7 -- 11 -- 13
Drum of Blairnabord -- 7 -- 11 -- 14
Drumlaighart -- 7 -- 15 -- 23
Dalmary -- 7 -- 16 -- 25
Deepston Pow -- 8 -- 13 -- 34
Dukehouse -- 20 -- 3 -- 90 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Deepston -- 8 -- 13 -- 34
Dullat -- 14 -- 7 -- 49
Douchlage Burn -- 14 -- 8 -- 51
Douchlage -- 14 -- 8 -- 52
Drumakill -- 14 -- 14 -- 59
Desert -- 15 -- 6 -- 82
Drymen -- 20 -- 2 -- 86
Drumbeg -- 20 -- 2 -- 87
Drymen Bridge -- 20 -- 2 -- 88
Dramhead -- 20 -- 3 -- 91
Dalnair -- 20 -- 7 -- 96
Deil's Pulpit -- 20 -- 10 -- 102a
Dualt Burn -- 20 -- 15 -- 109
Elrig -- 7 -- 10 -- 11
Easter Gartnabrodnaig -- 7 -- 15 -- 23
Easter Mye -- 8 -- 15 -- 39
Easter Ballat --14 -- 12 -- 58
Easter Balfunning -- 14 -- 16 -- 64
Easter Third of Kepdowrie -- 15 -- 3 -- 68
Easter Ballochneck -- 15 -- 2 -- 71
Endrick Water -- 20 -- 2 -- 88
East Lodge -- 20 -- 2 -- 88
Easter Drumquhassle -- 20 -- 3 -- 90
Endrick Bank -- 20 -- 6 -- 93
Endrickbank Cottages -- 20 -- 6 -- 93
Flanders Moss -- 8 -- 14 -- 37
Faliskeour -- 15 -- 1 -- 67
Forth & Clyde junction railway -- 20 -- 7-- 94
Finnich Blair -- 20 -- 7 -- 97
Finnich Malice -- 20 --10 -- 100
Finnich Drummond -- 20 -- 11 -- 102a
Finnich T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 20 -- 11 -- 102a
Finnich Bridge -- 20 -- 11 -- 102a
Finnich Glen -- 20 -- 11 -- 102a
Gartnaul -- 7 -- 7 -- 7
Gartclachtach Burn -- 7 -- 11 -- 14
Gartfarran -- 7 -- 16 -- 28
Green Burn -- 7 -- 16 -- 28
Gartintruach -- 8 -- 15 -- 39
Gualann -- 14 -- 1 -- 42
Gartchorrachan -- 14 -- 4 -- 47
Gartachoil -- 14 -- 4 -- 47
Gartclach -- 14 -- 4 -- 47
Garrauld -- 14 -- 8 -- 51
Garrel or Easter Ballat -- 14 -- 12 -- 58
Gateside -- 14 -- 15 -- 62
Garchell -- 15 -- 1 -- 67
Greenburn -- 15 -- 1 -- 69
Gartinstarry -- 15 -- 1 -- 70
Garbaun -- 15 -- 1 -- 70
Gowston -- 15 -- 6 -- 82
Gateside Cottage -- 20 -- 2 -- 88
Gartness Station -- 20 -- 7 -- 97
Gartacharn -- 20 -- 3 -- 90
Gartacharn Cottage -- 20 -- 3 -- 90
Gaidrew -- 20 -- 7 -- 94
Gartness Mill (Wool) -- 20 -- 7 -- 95
Gartness Mill (Corn) -- 20 -- 7 -- 95
Green Burn -- 20 -- 10 -- 100
Hoish -- 14 -- 8 -- 52
High Wood -- 14 -- 10 -- 53
Harperston -- 15 -- 5 -- 75
Hotel -- 20 -- 2 -- 87
High Gartachorrans -- 20 -- 10 -- 100
High Finnich -- 20 -- 15 -- 109
Hillhead -- 15 -- 5 -- 79
Ibert -- 20 -- 2 -- 86
Kelty Water -- 7 -- 15 -- 24
Kipnoch -- 7 -- 15 -- 24
Knockinshannock -- 8 -- 15 -- 39
Kepcullochmill -- 15 -- 5 -- 76
Kepculloch T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 15 -- 5 -- 80
Kepculloch -- 15 -- 9 -- 84
Knockinhaglish Site of Church -- 20 -- 11 -- 102
Knockinhaglish Wood -- 20 -- 11 -- 102
Lime Hill -- 7 -- 14 -- 21
Loir -- 7 -- 16 -- 26
Lossnaugh Burn -- 14 -- 3 -- 44
Lead -- 14 -- 3 -- 44 |
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Leadnabraw -- 14 -- 15 -- 62
Lady Stirling's Knowe -- 15 -- 5 -- 76
Lower Balwill -- 15 -- 5 -- 78
Lower Ballaird -- 15 -- 5 -- 80
Low Gartachorrans -- 20 -- 6 -- 92
Little Caldron -- 20 -- 15 -- 110
Maol a' Chochuill -- 7 -- 6 -- 4
Maol an Taillear -- 7 -- 6 -- 6
Maol an Iaruirne -- 7 -- 9 -- 9
Maolan -- 7 -- 11 -- 14
Maol Ruadh -- 7 -- 14 -- 21
Mill of Drummit -- 7 -- 16 -- 26
Milton -- 7 -- 16 -- 26
Mye Cottage -- 8 -- 15 -- 40
Mye Burn -- 8 -- 15 -- 40
Middle Ballat -- 14 -- 12 -- 58
Mill Burn -- 20 -- 2 -- 86
Manse -- 20 -- 2 -- 88
Millfaid -- 20 -- 9 -- 98
Mid Cameron (Ruins) -- 20 -- 14 -- 107
Meikle Caldron -- 20 -- 15 -- 109
Nether Easter Offerance -- 8 -- 15 -- 39
Over Easter Offerance -- 8 -- 10 -- 31
Offerance -- 8 -- 13 -- 33
Offerance of Garchell -- 8 -- 13 -- 33
Offerance Moss Possessions -- 8 -- 14 -- 37
Over Kepdowrie -- 15 -- 3 -- 68
Peel of Claggans Site of -- 7 -- 16 -- 29
Polybaglet -- 8 -- 10 -- 32
Peel of Gartfarran Site of -- 8 -- 13 -- 35
Park of Auchentroig -- 14 -- 4 -- 46
Peel of Garchell Site of -- 15 -- 1 -- 65
Pundy Burn -- 15 -- 1 -- 69
Park of Drumquhassle -- 20 -- 6 -- 92
River Forth -- 8 -- 10 -- 32
Redlairdston -- 15 -- 2 -- 73
Stranahaun -- 7 -- 5 -- 2
Spittal -- 7 -- 11 -- 15
School -- 7 -- 16 -- 26
Spittal Ballat -- 14 -- 12 -- 57
Shandon -- 14 -- 14 -- 60
School -- 14 -- 14 -- 60
Spittal -- 14 -- 15 -- 61
Spittal -- 15 -- 1 -- 70
Sunnybraes -- 15 -- 5 -- 75
Stoneyacre -- 15 -- 5 -- 75
School of Industry -- 20 -- 2 -- 87
St. Vildrin's Well -- 20 -- 7 -- 97
Stockie Muir -- 20 -- 15 -- 110
Tomban -- 7 -- 11 -- 15
Turner -- 14 -- 4 -- 45
Temple Ballat -- 14 -- 16 -- 64
Tomaglass -- 15 -- 1 -- 67
Tomangarn Wood -- 15 -- 2 -- 72
Upper Ballat -- 14 -- 12 -- 58
Upper Blairour -- 14 -- 15 -- 61
Upper Balwill -- 15 -- 5 -- 78
Upper Ballaird -- 15 -- 5 -- 80
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 20 -- 2 -- 87
Upper Gartness -- 20 -- 7 -- 94
Valve House -- 14 -- 12 -- 57
Wester Gartnabroidnaig -- 7 -- 15 -- 23
Wester Offerance of Garchell -- 8 -- 13 -- 33
Ward -- 14 -- 4 -- 45
Ward T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 14 -- 4 -- 45
Ward Burn -- 14 -- 7 -- 49 |
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Wester Ballat -- 14 -- 16 -- 64
Wester Third of Kepdowrie -- 15 -- 3 -- 68
Woodend -- 15 -- 2 -- 71
Wester Mye -- 15 -- 2 -- 71
Wester Auchintroig -- 15 -- 5 -- 78
Wester Drumquhassle -- 20 -- 2 -- 89
Wester Gateside -- 20 -- 3 -- 91
Wester Gateside Cottage -- 20 -- 3 -- 91
Wester Cameron -- 20 -- 13 -- 105
White Haugh -- 26 -- 2 -- 112 |
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