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Dunipace |
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace |
Revd. William McLaren
Statistical Account
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire |
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The parish of Dunipace is in the Presbytery of Stirling, Synod of Perth and Stirling This parish was originally a chapel of the parish of Egglis, now St. Ninians, and was conveyed, along with the other chapels and oratories of that parish to the newly founded Abbey of Cambuskenneth, by Robert the Sixteenth Bishop of St. Andrews about the year 1130.
At the period of the Reformation, Dunipace and Larbert were erected into separate parishes. Dunipace was then more populous, and by far more wealthy than Larbert, so much so, that the latter parish could not maintain a Minister. A union, therefore, with Dunipace was desired, and accomplished under the authority of two Acts of the Scottish Parliament 1617 and 1624. From various documents, and from immemorial usage, it appears that the terms of union were, "That there should be one minister only for the two parishes; that each parish should retain and maintain its own Church and its own school; that each parish
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should have its own Kirk Session and maintain its own poor separately; that the celebration of Divine Service, and the pastoral labours of the Minister should be equally divided between the parishes." It appears also, in consequence of the above terms of union, that Divine service was uniformly celebrated alternately in both churches. The sacrament of our Lord's Supper was also uniformly dispensed alternately, the Fast-day services preceding each sacrament being performed in the church of the other parish. This Union seems to have given satisfaction to all concerned until deviated from by the late Dr. [Doctor] Knox in 1794. But the impropriety of having either of these parishes without the regular dispensation of Divine Service, became so apparent to all concerned that, after some preliminary arrangements, an assistant to Mr. Bonar, the present Minister, at the joint expense of both parishes, was obtained, by which Divine Service was performed in both churches every Lord's Day. Mr. Bonar, however, continued to preach as above, till the opening of the new church of Dunipace. Since that time, Mr. Bonar has preached alternately in both churches, agreeably to the original terms of Union between these parishes.
The parishes of Dunipace and Larbert, being under the pastoral superintendence of one minister, his stipend is allocated from the teinds of both parishes. The stipend as fixed by the Court of Teinds in 1823, the period of the last Augmentation, 8½ Chalders of barley, and 8½ chalders of Oatmeal with 16£ 13s. 4d. for communion elements The manse was lately repaired at the mutual expense of both parishes. There is a Glebe in each parish.
There are two extensive and respectable printing establishments in this parish; three grain Mills, two flax mills, one mill for carding and spinning wool, and one for grinding charred wood for Carron Iron Works. There are three villages Herbertshire, Denovan, and Torwood.
Statistical Account
There are no detached portions of this parish, and there are no detached portions of any other parish situated within it. |
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Boards |
Boards |
Mr. R. D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Balloch
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.07 |
A large farmsteading 1 storey and a half in height, slated and in very good repair, property of Mr. John Balloch, occupier. |
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Broadlee |
Broadlea
Broadlea
Broadlees |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John McFarlane
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.07 |
A cothouse, 1 storey tiled and in indifferent repair, property of Mr. John McFarlane, Braes |
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Greensdyke |
Greensdyke
Greendyke
Greendyke
Greensdyke |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. R.D. Laing
Mr. William Cuthell
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.07 |
This name is applied to a house originally a farmsteading, but now in ruins, property of John Wright Esqr. of Broom, Stirling |
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Parish of Dunipace |
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Shippytrouty Wood |
Shiptrouty Wood |
Mr. R. D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell |
023.07 |
A wood of considerable extent composed chiefly of Fir, and situated on a part of the highest ground of the parish It is the property of William Forbes Esqr. Callendar House near Falkirk |
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Skea Craig |
Skea Craig |
Mr. R. D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell |
023.07 ; 023.06 |
A small heathy pasture hill level towards the north, but on the south presenting a steep rocky appearance. Property of Mr. John Reid Buckieside. |
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Rullie |
Rullie
Rulie
Rulie |
Mr. R. D. Laing
John H. Brown Esqr.
Mr. James Cochrane
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.07 |
A farmsteading, 1 storey, slated and in good repair, property of John Harvey Brown Esqr. Dunipace House |
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Parish of Dunipace |
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Dales Wood |
Dales Wood |
Estate map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Cochrane |
023.08 |
A plantation of mixed wood situated a little to the east of Quarter House, property of William Forbes Esqr. Callendar House near Falkirk |
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Highland-dykes |
Highland-dykes
Highland-dykes
Highland-dykes
Highlandykes
Highland Dykes
Highlanddyke
Highlanddyke |
Estate map dated 1816
J. B. Hamilton Esq.
William Dawson Esq.
Mr. Alexander Black
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
030.01 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one story, slated and in good repair; property of Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Strachan 49 Melville Street Edinburgh. |
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Parish of Dunipace |
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Quarter Cottage |
Quarter Cottage
Quarter Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.08 |
A Small Cothouse one Story in height slated and in good repair Property of John Harvey Brown Esqr of Dunipace House |
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Aitkenhead Cottage |
Aitkenhead Cottage
Aitkenhead Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.08 |
A small cothouse one story slated and in good repair Property of John Harvey Brown of Dunipace House. |
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Boards Burn |
Boards Burn |
Mr. Robert Rae
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Paisley Minister of St. Ninians
Mr. William Knox, Schoolmaster St. Ninians
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.08 |
A small stream which takes its rise from surface water, a short distance west of the Farmsteading called Hallquarter in the parish of St. Ninians; and after a winding course in an easterly direction unites with Auchenbowie Burn. Part of its course it forms the boundary between the parishes of St. Ninians and Dunipace: its banks are low and it has a gravelly bed. |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish] |
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Scottish Central Railway (Denny branch extension) |
Central Scottish Railway Denny Branch Extension |
Railway Coy [Company]'s Map
Mr. R. D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell |
023.12 |
This name applies to this branch of railway from where it joins the Denny Branch of the Scottish Central railway which is near to the passenger Station at Denny till its end which is about ¼ of a mile, north west from the farm of Ingleston and from it's beginning to its terminus its is only a single line of railway property of the Scottish Central Railway Coy. [Company]. This line of Railway is used for the conveyance of luggage only. |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish] |
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Northfield |
Northfield
Northfield
Northfield
Northfield
Northfields
Northfields |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R D Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.08 |
A farmsteading of one and two stories, slated and in good repair Property of Mr. Lowe Plain via Denny. |
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Quarter House |
Quarter House
Quarter House
Quarter House
Quarter House
Quarter
Quarter |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.08 |
A two-storied Mansion with offices and ornamental ground attached; it's slated and apparently in good condition Property of John Brown Esqr Dunipace House via Denny. |
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Willsfield |
Willsfield
Willsfield
Willsfield
Wellsfield
Wilsfield
Wilsfield |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.08 |
A farmsteading of one and two stories, slated and in good repair. Property of John Harvey Brown Esqr Dunipace House via Denny. |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish] |
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Braes |
Braes |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.08 |
A farmsteading of one & two stories slated and in good repair Property of Mr John Muirhead, Farmer Burnhouse Dunipace via Denny |
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Quarter |
Quarter |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.08 |
A farmsteading of one and two stories, slated and in good repair Property of Mr. Harvey Brown Dunipace House via Denny. |
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High Quarter Mill |
High Quarter Mill
Upper Mill of Quarter |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.08 |
A farmsteading with a wool mill attached, one story in height, slated and in good repair Property of Mr Harvey Brown Dunipace House via Denny. |
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Burnhouse |
Burnhouse |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.11 |
A large farmsteading of one and two stories, slated and in good repair. Mr J Muirhead Proprietor & Occupant. |
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Carronglen Cottage |
Carronglen Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.11 |
A cothouse, one story, slated and in good repair. Property of William Forbes Esqr of Callender House near Falkirk |
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Easter Barnego |
Easter Barnego |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.11 |
A farmsteading of one and two stories, slated and in good repair Property of Mr Ralston, Middle Barnego |
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Wester Barnego |
Wester Barnego |
Mr James Cochrane
Mr William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.11 |
A farmsteading one story in height, slated and in good repair. Property of Dr. [Doctor] Lang Australia, per Mr. Ralston Middle Barnego Trustee |
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Stonyinch |
Stonyinch
Stoneyinch |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.11 |
A farmsteading one story in height slated and in good repair Property of John Wright Esqr of Broom Stirling |
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Middle Barnego |
Middle Barnego |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.11 |
A farmsteading of one and two stories slated and in good repair. Property of Mr. Ralston and residence |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish] |
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Denovan House |
Denovan House
Denovan House
Denovan House
Denovan House
Denovan
Denovan |
Estate Map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Cochrane
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
A large and very ellegant mansion three stories in height, and formerly the residence of the proprietor of the Denovan Print Works, it is built in no regular style of architecture, but its exterior is of a very ornamental character, and the adjacent pleasure grounds and extensive gardens very tastefully laid out. it is at present unoccupied, and is the property of William Forbes Esqr. of Callander House, Falkirk. |
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Denovan Mains |
Denovan Mains
Denovan Mains
Denovan Mains
Denovan Mains |
Estate Map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A large Farmsteading, dwelling house three stories, offices one & two, former slated, latter slated and tiled, all in good repair. property of William Forbes Esqr., Callender House, Falkirk. |
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Denovan Print Works |
Denovan Print Works
Denovan Print Works
Denovan Print Works
Denovan Print Works
Denovan print-works |
Estate Map dated 1816
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Cochrane
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Statistical Account |
023.12 |
A large print work erected 1800 for calico printing. It consists of a very extensive block of building, varying from one to four stories and eight, with powerful machinery propelled by steam, owing to the death of the late proprietor, these works have been in disuse since the end of 1857, but having been recently purchased by a Mr. Buchanan of Glasgow, who purposes carrying on the business again as soon as the necessary repairs, in which workmen are now engaged, are completed. These works when in full operation employ from six to seven hundred persons.
Another large block of buildings a few chains to east of this is used as a Bleach Work in connection with the Print Work, it existed some years before the Print Work was erected, and is known in the locality by the name of Denovan Bleachfield. |
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Parish of Dunipace |
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Dunipace |
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace
Dunipace |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Statistical Account
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
A considerable large rural village Situated about a mile from what is termed the Cross of Denny. The houses are from one to three stories in height, principally Slated and in good repair, the village is very densely populated as the number of inhabitants amounts to about 1000. Property of Messrs P. & J. Henderson Drysalters Glasgow |
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Risk Cottage |
Risk Cottage
Risk Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A cothouse one story in height Slated and in good repair Property of Mr. Robert Bryson and residence |
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Free Church |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A presbyterian place of worship Situated in the parish of Dunipace It was erected in 1844. It is one story in height slated and seated for about 450 of a congregation. The minister's Stipend amounts to £140 per annum. Property of the Free Church Congregation. |
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School |
School
School
School |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A School situated near to the Free Church of Dunipace; the average number of Scholars is 90 and 40 of whom are females. The teacher is Solely Supported by the fees of the pupils. The usual branches of education are taught together with the Latin & Greek languages. Property of The Free Church Congregation |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish] |
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Tygetshaugh |
Tygetsheugh
Tygetsheugh
Tygetsheugh
Tygetsheugh
Tygetshaugh
Tygetshaugh
Tygetshaugh
Tygetsheugh
Tygetsheugh |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Mr. John Muirhead, proprietor
Mr. Andrew Muirhead, Sheriff Officer
Elector's Roll dated 1837 |
023.12 |
This name applies to two dwelling-houses, one of which is two stories in height the other is one; both are slated and apparently in good repair Property of Mr. John Muirhead Burnhouse Dunipace via Denny |
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Rosebank |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
This name applies to two dwelling-houses, a Smithy and a wright's Shop, all of which are one story in height slated and in good repair. Property of Miss Ann Bow Denny. |
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Milton House |
Milton House
Milton House
Milton House |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr William Cuthell
Mr R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
This house is Situated in Milton Row and is two Stories in height, Slated and in good repair. Property of R.R. Glen Esqr Writer Linlithgow. |
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Greenbank Cottage |
Greenbank Cottage
Greenbank Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A cothouse situated at the north-east of Milton Row. It is one story in height, slated and in good repair. Property of Mr. George Turnbull and residence. |
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Avon Bridge |
Avon Bridge
Avon Bridge
Avon Bridge |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A stone bridge of one arch which spans the Avon Burn near to Avon Cottage and is Situated on the turnpike road leading from Stirling to Glasgow. Property of the Road Trustees |
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Denny Bridge |
Denny Bridge
Denny Bridge
Denny Bridge |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A stone bridge of 4 arches which spans the River Carron at one of the entrances which lead to Herbertshire Print Works. It is situated on the turn-pike road leading from Stirling to Glasgow. Property of the Road Trustees |
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Anchor Inn |
Anchor Inn
Anchor Inn
Anchor Inn
Anchor Inn |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A small public-house with stabling and travelling accommodation attached. It is one Story in height Slated and in good condition Property of Mr Charles Cussells Writer Virginia Street Glasgow. |
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Milton Cottage |
Milton Cottage
Milton Cottage
Milton Cottage
Milton Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Laing
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A Cothouse one story slated and in good repair Property and residence of the Misses Watson |
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Avon Cottage |
Avon Cottage
Avon Cottage
Avon Cottage
Avon Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A neat cothouse one story in height slated and in good repair Property of Mr. James Dougal Rose Street Glasgow. |
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Ingleston |
Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingliston
Ingliston
Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingleston |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
J. B. Hamilton Esq. Factor
Lease papers dated 1849 |
023.12 |
A farmsteading one story in height slated and in good repair Property of William Forbes Esqr Callander House near Falkirk |
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Low Quarter Mill |
Low Quarter Mill
Low Quarter Mill
Under Mill of Quarter |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A farmsteading with a Corn Mill attached, all of which are two stories in height slated and in good repair Property of Mr. Thomas Brown Bank St Stirling |
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Anchor Pit |
Anchor Pit
Anchor Pit
Anchor Pit |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
An iron-stone pit situated near and east from the Anchor Inn. It is at present about 30 fathoms in depth Property of Mr John Muirhead Burnhouse Dunipace via Denny |
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Risk |
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A farmsteading one Story in height Slated and in good repair. Property of Mr. Robert Bryson Risk Cottage Dunipace by Denny. |
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Drimallier |
Drimallier
Drimallier
Drimallier
Drimallier
Drimallier
Drumalzier |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Estate Map dated 1836
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A farmsteading one Story in height Slated and in good repair Property of William Forbes Esqr of Callendar House near Falkirk |
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North Bankend |
North Bankend
North Bankend
North Bankend |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A farmsteading one story in height slated and in a first-rate condition Property of William Forbes Esqr of Callendar House near Falkirk |
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Rosebank Cottage |
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A Cothouse, one story slated and in good repair Property of Miss Ann Bow Denny |
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Broomhill |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
A farmsteading of one and two Stories; slated and in good repair. Property of the late Mr. Thomas Arthur of Broomhill Dunipace via Denny. |
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Croftfoot |
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Crawfoot
Crawfoot |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
A farmsteading of one and two Stories, slated and in good repair Property of Mr. Thomas Brown Bank Street Stirling |
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Herbertshire House |
Herbertshire House
Herbertshire House
Herbertshire House
Herbertshire House
Herbertshire House
Herbertshire
Herbertshire
Herbertshire
Herbertshire Castle |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
J. B. Hamilton Esqr
Estate map dated 1826
Estate map dated 1836
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Statistical Account |
023.12 |
'The most original part of this ancient building is situated in the South-west corner. 'The date of its erection cannot be obtained from any person in connection with the building nor even from person is the parishes of Dunipace & Denny. "Its situation on the north bank of the Carron is very beautiful. It was originally a royal hunting Station. In the 15th Century, it was in the possession of that once powerful family the Sinclairs, Dukes of Orkney. After it passed through several hands it was purchased in 1835 by the present proprietor William Forbes Esqr of Callendar Property of William Forbes Esqr of Callendar House near Falkirk |
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Carronvale |
Carronvale
Carronvale
Carronvale
Carronvale
Carronvale
Carronvale |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
A large mansion two stories in height. Slated and in good repair. Property of Messrs P. & J. Henderson Drysalters Glasgow. |
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Lairox |
Lairox
Lairox
Lairox
Lerox |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
This name applies to a public-house in the village of Dunipace, Known also as the Cross Keys owing to a pair of Keys being painted above the door-way. It is two stories in height slated and in good repair. Property of Miss Adie Portland Street Glasgow. |
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Herbertshire Print Works |
Herbertshire Print Works
Herbertshire Print Works |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing |
023.12 |
A considerable large Calico Print work situate in the village of Dunipace and built on the northern bank of the River Carron from which and with the assistance of a lead, the whole of the machinery connected with the work is propelled. The houses are from one to three in height, slated, and in a very good working condition The number of workers employed is about 70, but there is room enough for about 400 persons to work if considered necessary. The firm deals extensively and solely with the Indian market. Property of Messrs P. & J. Henderson Drysalters Glasgow. |
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Church |
Church
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Church |
Revd William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr J. B Hamilton |
023.12 |
The parish Church of Dunipace is a very elegant building of Gothic style and erected on one of those prominent knolls with which the neighbourhood abounds. it was built in 1833 at a cost of £2500 and is seated for the accomadation of 600 persons.
"The parishes of Dunipace and Larbert being under the pastoral superintendence of one minister, his stipend is allocated from the teinds of both parishes. The stipend is fixed by the court of teinds in 1823, the period of the last argumentation, is 8½ chalders of barley, and 8½ chalders of oatmeal, at the fiar prices of the county, with £16.13.4 for communion elements" Statistical Account |
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Planting Mill |
Planting Mill
Planting Mill
Planting Mill
Planting Mill
Plantingmill
Plantingmill |
Estate Map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Burrell
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
Consists of a dwelling house, offices and two mills, one a Corn Mill, the other a Lint Mill, the whole of the buildings are one storey, slated, and in good repair. property of William Forbes Esqr. Callander House, Falkirk. |
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Doghillock |
Doghillock
Doghillock
Doghillock
Doghillock
Doghillock
Doghillock |
Estate Map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Burrell
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.12 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. property of William Forbes Esqr. Callander House, Falkirk. |
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Toplowie Hill |
Toptowie Hill
Toptowie Hill
Toptowie Hill |
Estate Map dated 1797
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. James Burrell |
023.12 |
A small but very prominent arable hill on the farm of Denovan Mains. property of William Forbes Esqr. Callander House, Falkirk |
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Cockmylane |
Cockmylane
Cockmylane
Cockmylane |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.05 |
A Cothouse consisting of two tenements, one storey, tiled, and in middling repair. property of Mrs. Anne C. Stirling Glenbervie, Larbert. |
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Hollings |
Hollings
Hollings
Hollings
Hollings |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
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The ruins of a Farmsteading. property of Mrs. Anne C. Stirling, Glenbervie, Larbert. |
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Parish of Dunipace
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Torwood |
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood
Torwood |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.05 |
A small, and very straggling hamlet, situated near the north-eastern extremity of the parish, and partly along the side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road leading from Stirling to Falkirk, the houses are mostly one storey, partly slated and partly tiled - the latter predominating - and tenanted by agricultural laborers. It is the property of various persons. |
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Langlees |
Langlees
Langlees
Langlees
Langlees |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
024.05 |
A Farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, tiled and in middling repair. property of Colonel Dundas, Carron Hall, Larbert. |
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Torwood Castle |
Torwood Castle
Torwood Castle
Torwood Castle
Torwood Castle
Torwoodhead
Torwoodhead
Torwoodhead |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Statistical Account
Nimmo's history of Stirlingshire
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.09 |
The ruins of this Castle are situated near the Southern extremity of, and in, Tor Wood. the walls of it are still complete, but the roof has fell in, an extensive courtyard would appear to have been attached, as a considerable portion of the west wall is still standing, the remainder being traceable, there are no existing remains, or even traces, of any artificial defensive works around it, neither does the founder appear to have taken advantage of the very formidable defence which the top of the glen would have afforded him, had he erected the building 200 yards further north. tradition is altogether silent with regard to this Castle, the probable date of its erection, or by whom or why built is unknown. It is the property of Col [Colonel] Dundas, Carron Hall, Larbert |
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Tor Wood |
Tor Wood
Tor Wood
Tor Wood
Tor Wood |
Gazeteer of Scotland 1842
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.05 |
An extensive coppice wood in the northern portion of the parish of Dunipace, and supposed to be the remains of the ancient Caledonian Forest, it, some few years since, contained a tree 12 feet in diameter "in the hollow of which Wallace and his patriotic companions, it is said, used to meet to concoct plans for wresting their country from grasp of the ambitious Edward. and a short distance from this tree Mr. Donald Cargill, in the month of Septr. [September] 1680, in the presence of a numerous assembly, pronounced sentence of excommunication against some of the most violent persecutors of that day, among whom were Charles II, his brother James, Duke of York, Duke of Monmouth, and several other persons of note." (Statistical Acct. [Account])
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River Carron |
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron
River Carron |
John Harvey Brown Esqr.
J. B. Hamilton Esqr.
William Dawson Esqr.
Estate Map Dated 1797
Estate Map Dated 1826
Estate Map Dated 1816
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.09 |
An extensive River which rises near the roadside and about midway, between the villages of Campsie and Fintry. This river in the early part of its course passes through the Carron Bog, an extensive tract of Meadow land which is flooded by it during heavy rains. After emerging from Carron Bog, it rushes over Auchenlily-linn-spout, and coursing eastward gives motion to a number of Mills, Print Works &c until arriving at Larbert, where a large dam is constructed across it and the principal portion of its water conducted by a Canal to the Carron Iron Works, giving motion to all the machinery connected with the different departments of it. A little below these Works the water again joins the river, and from this point in its confluence with Firth of Forth at Grangemouth, it is navigable to vessels of small burden. |
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Bogend |
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
024.06 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys, offices one, all slated and in very good repair. the residence and property of John Bauchop Esqr. |
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Blairs |
Blairs
Blairs
Blairs
Blair's Farm
Blairs
Blairs |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.06 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. property of Mrs. Anne C. Stirling of Glenbervie. Larbert. |
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Torwood Farm |
Torwood Farm
Torwood Farm
Torwood Farm |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.09 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, tiled and in middling repair, property of Col [Colonel] Dundas Carron Hall Larbert. |
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Glen Bridge |
Glen Bridge
Glen Bridge
Glen Bridge |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.05 |
A stone bridge of one arch, spanning the Tor Burn on a parish road, it is repaired by the parishes of Dunipace and St. Ninians, the Tor Burn separating these parishes at this place. |
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Tor Burn |
Tor Burn
Tor Burn
Tor Burn
Tor Burn
Tor Burn |
T.C. Bolton Esqr.
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Statistical Account |
024.05 |
A small stream which gathers from drainage about half a mile W [West] of Tor Wood and after a course of about 2½ miles falls into the Pow Burn at the junction of the parishes of Larbert St. Ninians & Dunipace. It forms part of the boundary of the two latter parishes for the whole of its course. |
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Carbrook House |
Carbrook House
Carbrook House
Carbrook House
Carbrook House
Carbrook House
Carbrook
Carbrook |
T.C. Bolton Esqr.
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.05 |
A large and commodious mansion, the residence and property of T.C. Bolton Esqr. it consists of a centre, and two wings, the former three, and the latter two storeys high. the stile of architecture is plain, but elegant, and greatly enhanced by its fine situation, as well as the taste evinced in a well laid out Park in front, and the arrangement of the plantations surrounding it. |
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Todhill |
Todhill
Todhill
Todhill
Todhill
Todhills
Todfalls |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.09 |
A large Farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys, offices one, all slated and in good repair. property of Col [Colonel] Dundas, Carron Hall, Larbert. |
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Roman Road |
Site of Roman Road
Site of Roman Road
Site of Roman Road |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.09 |
This Roman Road, which is of considerable extent, leaves the Wall of Antoninus at Thomfuirhill, in the parish of Falkirk, and taking a northerly direction through the Co. [County] of Stirling, stretches far into Perthshire. No information in connection with it can be obtained in this locality, as there is not a vestige of the portion passing through the parish of Dunipace to be traced. It is generally supposed that it was along this road the English troops were marched to encounter the Scotch at the famous battle of Bannockburn in 1314, no other road existing in the locality at the time. |
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Scottish Central Railway |
Scottish Central Railway
Scottish Central Railway
Scottish Central Railway
Scottish Central Railway
Scottish Central Railway |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Statistical Account
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
024.06 |
A double line of railway extending from Greenhill Lower Station, to the town of Perth. it may with propriety be termed an extension of the Castlecary Branch of the Caledonian line, its whole length is about 42 miles, in addition to which it sends off several branches, the cuttings, embankments and bridges along it are both numerous and important, there is only three fourths of a mile of the line in this parish. property of the Scottish Central Railway Company.
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Buckieside |
Buckieside |
Mr. R.D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Reid
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
023.06 |
A farmsteading, 1 storey, slated and in good repair, property of Mr. John Reid, Occupier |
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Pow Burn |
Pow Burn |
Mr. R.D. Laing
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Reid |
024.06 |
A small stream which rises West of the farmsteading called Bogend and after a course of about a quarter of a mile it is joined by the Tor Burn and from thence it forms the boundary between the parishes of Dunipace and St. Ninians, thence in an Easterly direction between the parishes of Larbert and St. Ninians. |
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Hills of Dunipace |
Hills of Dunipace
Hills of Dunipace
Hills of Dunipace
Hills of Dunipace
Hills of Dunipace |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
John Harvey Brown Esqr.
Gazeteer of Scotland 1842
Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire 1817
Statistical Account |
024.13 |
Two very remarkable and prominent Knolls, situated in the pleasure grounds of Dunipace House,
"The whole structure of these mounts is of earth but they are not both of the same form and dimensions. The most easterly one is perfectly round, resembling an oven, and about 50 feet in height. That it is an artificial work, does not admit of the least doubt; but the same thing cannot be affirmed with equal certainty of the other, though it has generally been supposed to be so to. It bears no resemblance to the eastern one either in shape or size, At the foundation it is nearly of a triangular form, but the superstructure is quite irregular, nor does the height of it bear any proportion to its base. The mounts are now planted with fir? - ash and beech. *** The common account given of these mounts is, that they were erected as monuments of peace, concluded in that place betwixt the Romans and Caledonians, and that their name partakes of the language of both people; Dun, signifying 'hill', in the ancient language of the country, and Pax 'peace', in the language of Rome; the compound word Duni-pace, according to this etymology, signifies 'hills of peace'. If the concurring testimony of historians and antiquaries did not unite in giving this
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origin to these mounts, we should be tempted to conjecture that they are sepulchral monuments." *** "This conjecture of the intelligent historian of Stirlingshire with regard to the origin of the Hills of Dunipace is supported by his editor, Mr. Stirllng, who rejects the absurd, mongrel entymology of Buchanan and states it as more probable that the word Dunipace is entirely Celtic in its origin, Duin-na-Baìs in Gaelic would signify, he mentions, 'hills or tumuli of death'."
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Dunipace Mill |
Dunipace Mill |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Revd. Alexander Falconer |
024.13 |
A Corn Mill and dwelling house, situated close to Dunipace Bridge, the one 3, the other 2 storeys in height, both slated and in good repair, property of the Carron Company. |
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Kirkland Bleachfield |
Kirkland Bleachfield
Kirkland Bleachfield
Kirkland Bleachfield |
Estate Map dated 1797
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
William Dawson Esqr. |
024.13 |
a large disused mill, two storys, tiled and in bad repair property of William Forbes Esqre. Callander House
Originally this was a Bleachfield, and latterly, although only for a short time, a mill for grinding char was erected, but it still retained its original name. |
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Househill |
Househill
Househill
Househill
Househill
Househill
Househill |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
William Dawson Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.13 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two storys, offices one, former slated latter tiled, all in good repair property of Major Chalmers Larbert House |
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Rouchmute |
Rouchmute
Rouchmute
Roughmute
Roughmute
Roughmute
Rouchmute
Rochmute
The proprietor recommends Rouchmute to be used being most familiar with that mode of spelling. |
John Harvey Brown Esqr.
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Title Deeds |
024.13 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in very good repair. property of John Harvey Brown Esqr. Dunipace House. |
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Dunipace House |
Dunipace House
Dunipace House
Dunipace House
Dunipace House |
John Harvey Brown Esqr.
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
024.13 |
A large mansion the residence and property of John Harvey Brown Esqr. it is of a plain exterior and three stories high, the offices are extensive and are one storey high, the two remarkable knolls known as the Hills of Dunipace, are situated in the pleasure grounds attached to this mansion, together with the old burial ground of Dunipace, these objects considerable enhance the beauties of the immediate locality and renders the situation one of interest. |
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Dunipace Bridge |
Dunipace Bridge
Dunipace Bridge
Dunipace Bridge
Dunipace Bridge |
Estate Map dated 1826
William Dawson Esqr.
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Estate Map dated 1836 |
024.13 |
A large stone bridge of three arches spanning the River Carron on the T.P. [Turn Pike] road leading from Denny to Larbert, it was built in 1825 and is supported by the County. there is a T.P. [Turn Pike] called Dunipace Bridge Bar on the south side of it, at which full rates are levied. |
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Scottish Central Railway (Denny branch) |
Scottish Central Railway Denny Branch
Scottish Central Railway Denny Branch
Scottish Central Railway Denny Branch |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black
Revd. William Begg |
024.13 |
A single line of Railway extending from Larbert Junction to the Village of Denny, a distance of about 3½ miles, the cuttings and embankments, along it, are numerous and important, was opened in 1858 for passenger traffic, and is the property of the Scottish Central Railway Company. It has an Electric Telegraph communication along it. |
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Bonny Water |
Bonny Water
Bonny Water
Bonny Water |
Estate Map dated 1797
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Black |
024.13 |
A tolerable sized stream which rises in the parish of Cumbernauld, and after a course of about 8 miles falls into the River Carron about a mile above the village of Larbert, it forms the boundary between the parishes of Falkirk, Dunipace & Denny for a considerable length, banks low, current moderate. |
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School |
School
School
School |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.05 |
A private School in the village of Torwood, un-endowed, the Teacher being solely supported by the pupils fees, the average attendance is about 80, two thirds of whom are males. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic are the branches taught, the house is the property of Mrs. Anne C. Stirling, Glenbervie Larbert. |
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Torwood Glen |
Torwood Glen
Torwood Glen
Torwood Glen |
Revd. William McLaren
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop |
024.05 |
A deep, and very thickly wooded ravine through which runs the Tor Burn, it is partly in Dunipace and partly in St. Ninians, the stream forming the boundary at this point. |
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Saltpans |
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Estate map dated 1797
Revd. William McLean
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.09 |
A row of small dwelling houses, one storey, partly slated, and partly thatched, and in middling repair. Property of William Forbes Esqr. Callander House, Falkirk. |
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Kirkland |
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland |
J.B. Hamilton Esqr.
Estate map dated 1797
Revd. William McLean
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Bauchop
Valuation Roll for 1855-6
Grassom's County Map
Johnston's County Map |
024.09 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated, and in good repair. Property of William Forbes Esqr. Callander House, Falkirk. |
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Church |
(Site of) Church |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthill
Mr. R.D. Laing |
024.13 |
Originally this was a Roman Catholic Chapel, but after the Reformation it was used as the parish Church. Neither the date of erection, nor Dedicatory name can be obtained In Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire it is thus mentioned "At the Chapel of this place (Dunipace) Robert Bruce and William Wallace are said to have had a second conference after the battle of Falkirk, which effectively opened the eyes of the former to a just view of his own true interest and that of the country." It was demolished in 1835 and not a vestige of it can now be seen. |
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Free Church Manse |
Free Church Manse |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R.D. Laing |
023.12 |
A very neat two-storied house Situated near to the village of Dunipace and close to the side of the turn-pike road leading from Stirling to Glasgow. It is Slated and apparently in a very good Condition Property of the Free Church Congregation |
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Ph. [Parish] of Dunipace |
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Avon Burn |
Avon Burn
Avon Burn
Avon Burn |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R.D. Laing |
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This stream is a continuation of Auchenbowie Burn which runs through the parish of St Ninians, but on its entering into the parish of Dunipace it receives the name of Avon Burn and retains the Same name till it forms its confluence with the River Carron after running about 2 miles in a South and South-easterly direction |
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Stirling Street |
Stirling Street
Stirling Street
Stirling Street |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R.D. Laing |
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This street forms part of the turnpike road leading from Stirling to Glasgow and is the principal Street in Dunipace: the houses which line its course are one and two stories in height partially thatched and slated and in good repair It extends from Lairox to Avon Bridge. |
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School |
School
School
School |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R.D. Laing |
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A parish School situated a short distance to the west of Dunipace village, the number of pupils is about 30 - 20 of whom are females, and the branches of education which are taught are the Common, together with the Latin & Greek languages The teacher receives for his salary £34.4.4 per annum from the heritors of the parish and the School fees which makes an annual average of about £54.4.4. The school is two stories in height slated and in good repair. Property of the heritors of the parish |
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Milton Row |
Milton Row
Milton Row
Milton Row
Milton Row |
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. William Cuthell
Mr. R. D. Laing
Valuation Roll for 1855-6 |
023.12 |
This row begins at the south of Dunipace village and ends at Greenbank Cottage and is built in a north-easterly direction from the turnpike road leading from Stirling to Glasgow: the houses which line its course are one and two stories in height, chiefly slated and in good repair |
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Dunipace Ph. [Parish]
[Signed]
F. E. Pratt
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] Jany. [January] 31st 1861 |
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NAME BOOK
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COUNTY OF STIRLING |
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INDEX
Name -- Page
Aitkenhead Cottage -- 7
Anchor Inn -- 19
Anchor Pit -- 20
Avon Bridge -- 18
Avon Burn -- 51
Avon Cottage -- 19
Blairs -- 34
Boards -- 3
Boards Burn -- 7
Bogend -- 34
Benny Water -- 46
Braes -- 10
Broadlee -- 3
Broomhill -- 22
Buckieside -- 39
Burnhouse -- 11
Carbrook House -- 36
Carronglen Cottage -- 11
Carronvale -- 25
Church -- 27
Church site of -- 49
Cockmylane -- 29
Croftfoot -- 22
Dales Wood -- 5
Denny Bridge -- 18
Doghillock -- 28
Denovan House -- 13
Denovan Mains -- 13
Denovan Print Works -- 14
Drimallier -- 21
Dunipace -- 15
Dunipace -- 1
Dunipace Bridge -- 45
Dunipace House -- 45
Dunipace Mill -- 42
Easter Barnego -- 11
Free Church -- 16
Free Church Manse -- 50
Greensdyke -- 3
Greenbank Cottage -- 18
Glen Bridge -- 35
Herbertshire House -- 24
Herbertshire Print Works -- 26
Highland-dyke -- 5
High Quarter Mill -- 10
Hills of Dunipace -- 41
Hollings -- 29
Househill -- 43
Ingleston -- 20
Kirkland -- 48
Kirkland Bleachfield -- 43
Lairox -- 25
Langlees -- 30
Low Quarter Mill -- 20
Middle Barnego -- 12
Milton Cottage -- 19
Milton House -- 17
Milton Row -- 52
North Bankend -- 21
Northfield -- 9
Planting Mill -- 28
Pow Burn -- 39
Quarter -- 10
Quarter Cottage -- 7
Quarter House -- 8
Risk -- 21
Risk Cottage -- 15
Risk Carron -- 33
Rosebank -- 17
Rosebank Cottage -- 22
Roman Road -- 37
Rouchmute -- 43
Rullie -- 4
Saltpans -- 48
School -- 16
School -- 47
School -- 52
Scottish Central Railway -- 38
Scottish Central Railway Denny Branch -- 46 |
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Name -- Page
Scottish Central Railway (Denny Branch Extension) -- 8
Shippytrouty Wood -- 4
Skea Craig -- 4
Stirling Street -- 51
Stonyinch -- 12
Todhill -- 36
Toplowie Hill -- 28
Tor Burn -- 35
Torwood -- 30
Tor Wood -- 32
Torwood Castle -- 31
Torwood Farm -- 35
Torwood Glen -- 47
Tygetshaugh -- 17
Wester Barnego -- 12
Willsfield -- 9 |
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