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PARISH OF DALMENY (Detached)
SHEET 6 No. 2, 3, 6, & 7.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Dalmeny (Detached) -- 16
Auldcathie Church (Ruins of) -- 7
Auldcathie -- 8
Edinburgh & Glasgow Ry [Railway] -- 15
Lampinsdub -- 11
Mounthooly -- 5
Trinlymire -- 11
Union Canal -- 9 & 15
Wester Auldcathie -- 5
[Note] Note. there are no names of objects on Sheet 6 No.3 |
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Dalmeny |
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MOUNTHOOLY |
Mounthooly
Mounthooly
Mounthooly
Mounthooly |
John Kidd Esqr. Mounthooly
Thomas Nimmo Farmer Craigton
Rent Receipt
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] In the NW [North West] Side of Dalmeny (Detached)
A middling sized house, two stories high with offices all in good repair; there is a garden and a large grass field attached. Tenanted by John Kidd Esqr. The property of the Earl of Hopetoun. |
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WESTER AULDCATHIE |
Wester Auldcathie
Wester Auldcathie
West Auldcathie |
John Kidd Esqr. Mounthooly
Thomas Nimmo Farmer Craigton
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] In the NW [North West] Side of Dalmeny (Detached)
A middling sized house one story high with offices, all in good repair; there is a garden, and a small arable farm attached. Tenanted by Miss Liston. The property of the Earl of Hopetoun. |
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Parish of Dalmeny (Detached)
Sheet 6 Plan 2 Trace 5 |
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"The church and hamlet of Aldcathie appear to have borrowed from the rivulet on which they stood Aldcathie in the Gaelic Signifying the rivulet of the breach or defile. The Church was but of little value in the ancient taxatio it is rated at only a few marks. It appears not to have been taxed in Bagimonts roll as it seems to have belonged to some religious house. After the Reformation the parish which was of Small extent was annexed to Dalmenie; and the church of Aldcathie was suffered to fall into ruins. The antiquarian eyes of Sibbald saw it in a very ruinous state. The ancient lords of the Manor of Aldcathie seem to have forfeited their estate during the Succession war and it was granted by Robert I. to Walter the son of Gilbert as we have seen" etc.
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AULDCATHIE CHURCH (Ruins of) |
Chapel (Ruins of)
Chapel (Ruins of} |
Mr. H. Logan Priest Inch
Mr. I. Bartholomew Wr [Wester] Duntarvie |
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[situation] Nine or ten chains NW [North West] of Auldcathie
These ruins consist of four walls about ten or twelve feet high and two and a half thick. Spaces for three windows are seen in the South wall and a doorway in the North. Around the walls is the old Graveyard of Course not used. Before the new division of parishes this was a parish Church, and the small district of Priest Inch belonged to the several incumbents. The Earl of Hopetoun is the proprietor. |
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Parish of Dalmeny
Sheet 6 Plan 2 Trace 6
[Note] As this was the parish church of Auldcathie, the proper designation to be written on plan,as hitherto done in Scotland in Similar cases is "Auldcathie Church (Ruins of)" as above recommended. |
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AULDCATHIE |
Auldcathie
Auldcathie
Auldcathie
Auldcathie |
Henry Logan Gamekeeper Priest Inch
I. Bartholomew Wr [Wester] Duntarvie
Forrest's Co. [County] Map
Valn [Valuation] Roll of County |
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[situation] In the NE. [North East] portion of Dalmeny (Detached).
This is the name of a number of small houses varying in height with garden attached, occupied by the farm laborers of Glendovan The proprietor is the Earl of Hopetoun. |
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Parish of Dalmeny
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UNION CANAL |
Union Canal |
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TRINLYMIRE |
Trinlymire
Trinlymire
Trinlymire |
Thomas Struthers occupier
James Fleming Three Miletown
Forrest's Co. [County] Map 1817 |
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[situation] In the SW. [South West] portion of Dalmeny (Detached)
A good farm house two Storeys high with suitable office houses etc. attached and a farm of good arable land. On this farm is also a brick and Tile works in which Tiles for draining are principally manufactured, of late it has been but little worked. The occupier is Thomas Struthers. The property of the Earl of Hopetoun. |
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LAMPINSDUB |
Lampinsdub
Lampinsdub
Lampinsdub |
David Angus occupier
Archibald Cochrane Waterstone
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] In the South Side of Dalmeny (Detached)
A small dwelling house or cottage with small outhouses and garden attached and a few acres of arable land as farm, Occupied by David Angus. The property of the Earl of Hopetoun. |
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Parish of Dalmeny (Detached)
Sheet 6 No.6 Traces 1&2 |
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UNION CANAL |
Union Canal |
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EDINBURGH & GLASGOW RAILWAY |
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway |
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Parish of Dalmeny (Detached)
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DALMENY |
Dalmeny (Detached)
Dalmeny (Detached)
Dalmeny (Detached) |
County map.
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Chalmers' Caledonia |
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[situation] At the South Side of the parish of Abercorn.
A Detached portion of the parish of Dalmeny. It is entirely disjoined from the main body of the parish by the parishes of Abercorn and Kirkliston. It was antiently a Separate parish & called Auldcathie It is about a mile and a half long from east to west and about a mile broad from north to South. when it was annexed to Dalmeny is not exactly known. This annexation however took place after the reformation. |
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[Note]
Enquiry has been made as to whether the name Auldcathie should be written on plans as a district name or as a parish name, and the following answer has been returned
"The whole of Dalmeny Detached is not Known as Auldcathie nowadays. It is Spoken of as Farms not as a district. The whole is Called Dalmeny. the farms of Trinlymire and Lampinsdub are never called Auldcathie. What is understood by Auldcathie is simply the Farm on which stands the old church. Authorities W. Alexander Armour. Factors Clerk
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"Auldcathy, the portion of the parish lying to the west as formerly described appears to have been formerly part of the Crown lands but was along with the lands of Kinneil and Larbert bestowed by King Robert Bruce in 1324 upon Sir Walter Hamilton of Cadzow ancestor of the Duke of Hamilton and Continued a long time in that noble family. After passing through the hands of various proprietors it was sold by the first Earl of Haddington in 1721 to the Earl of Hopetoun in whose family it now remains.-"
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] of Linlithgowshire page 99
[signed] J. Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 10th April 1855
[signed] RD Kerr Capt RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 1st July 1855 |
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Co. [County] LINLITHGOW
SHEET 6 No. 2, 3, 6, & 7
Parish of Dalmeny (Detached)
[stamped] Ordnance Survey M.S. Store Southampton 20 May 95 [1895] |
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