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Parish of Penninghame
Plan 3A
INDEX.
Names of Objects -- Page
River Cree -- 4
Clauchaneasy -- 3
Crungie -- 5
Garchew -- 4
Glenvernoch -- 4
High Bridge of Cree-3
Kirkhobble -- 3
Sheep Ree -- 5
Linn of Bargrennan -- 5
Barmaer -- 14
Barreid -- 6
Black Rock Ford -- 6
Broughty Burn -- 14
Clauchaneasy Bridge -- 13
Drumguhan -- 13
Garehew Burn -- 13
The Butter Cairn -- 6
[Signed]
W. Driscoll Gosset
Lt RE [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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HIGH BRIDGE OF CREE |
High Bridge of Cree |
James McKie
George McHaffie Esq Wigton |
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[Situation] N.E. [North East] part of the County of Wigton & 8 miles NW [North West of Newtown Stewart.
A stone bridge of one Arch spanning the Cree River. - A County Bridge and lying between the Counties of Wigton & Kirkcudbright |
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CLAUCHANEASY |
Clachaneasy
Clauchaneasy
Clauchaneasy |
Thomas McCraith
James Stroyan (Smith) Clauchaneasy
George McHaffie Esq Wigton |
003 |
[Situation] 7 miles NW. [North West] of Newton Stewart & in the NE [North East] part of the Parish.
A Small Village on the road side leading from Newtown Stewart to Ayr |
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KIRKHOBBLE |
Kirkhobble
Kirhabbil
Kirkhobble
Kirkhobble
Keirchapel
Kirk Hoble
Kirhobble |
Alexander Hannay
David McWhirter Junr [Junior]
James Stroyan (Blacksmith) Clauchaneasy
George McHaffie Esqr
This last in Old Title Deeds
Statis. Acct [Statistical Account] 1841
[unreadable] 1789 |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] of the Parish & ¼ of a mile S. [South] of Clauchaneasy.
An ordinary farm house with small out houses attached the property of Colonel Stopford Blair |
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Parish of Penninghame
Clauchaneasy
[side note] Clachan, Chauchane. a small village
with a Church
Dr. [Doctor] Jamiesons's Dictionary
Kirkhobble
[side note] In the Country the farm is generally
and commonly known only by the
name of Kirkhobble |
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RIVER CREE |
Cree River
Cree River
River Cree
Cree Water |
William Gordon
James McKie
George McHaffie Esq Wigton
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
003 |
[Situation] Forms the NE [North East] Boundary of the County of Wigton.
This river forms the E. [East] boundary of the Parish of Penninghame & of Wigtonshire. |
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GARCHEW |
Garchew
Garchew
Garchew
Garchrew |
William Gordon
Gilbert Wilson Garchew Via Newtown Stewart
George McHaffie Esqr. Wigtoun
Ainslie's Map of Wigton 1782 |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] of the Parish
A good farmhouse with good outhouses and a farm of 6 or 700 acres of mountain pasture the property of Colonel Stopford Blair.
The farm being usually called 'Garchew' this name may be as well retained, tho' [though] in the old title Deeds it is named Garchrew.
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GLENVERNOCH |
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch |
William Gordon
George McHaffie Wigton
McKinzie's His. [History] of Galloway appen. [appendix] Vol 1 page 2
Ainslie's Map 1782
James McMuldroch
James Thompson |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] of the Parish.
A good Farm house with good offices [in] excellent repair it is a mountain Farm attached the property of Coll. [Colonel] Stopford Blair. |
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Parish of Penninghame
River Cree Form 136 pages 7,8
Garchew Form 136 page 8
Glenvernoch Form 136 page 8 |
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CRUNGIE |
Crungie
Crungie |
James Stroyan
George McHaffie Esq Wigtown |
003 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] part of the Parish and on the West side of the road leading from Newton Stewart to Ayr.
A small thatched Cottage with one Out house in very bad repair it was formerly occupied by the woodcutter Col. [Colonel] Stopford Blair Proprietor. |
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SHEEP REE |
Sheep Ree
Sheep Rae |
George McHaffie Esq. Wigtown |
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Enclosures for Cattle, Scattered thro' [through] the Moorland Districts 'Sheep Rees' are so denominated in all the Moorland Districts of the County. They are not known by the name of Sheep Folds. Sheep Raw, is preferable as a provincial term. Int. [Informant] G.McH. |
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LINN OF BARGRENNAN |
Linn of Bargrennan
Linn
Bargrennan
Linn |
Mr John Love Schoolmaster Bargrennan
George McHaffie Esqr.
George McHaffie Esqr.
Mr Sinclair Bookseller, Dunfries |
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[Situation] In the North part of the Parish, in the River Cree.
A small waterfall in the River Cree |
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Parish of Penninghame
Crungie Form 136 page 11
Notes
Ree, Rae, Kae, Reeve Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
Rae. Wrae An Inclosure for Cattle
Reeve - A pen or small enclosure for confining Cattle.
This is radically the same with Rae, and perhaps also with Wraed. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary.
Kinn. Lyn. A cateract, a Waterfall
sometimes Lynd. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
Examined and completed by Corpl. [Corporal] Barlow RS & M [Royal Sappers & Miners]
WS Loop Secd. Corpl. RS & M [Second Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
26th. Jany. [January] 1846 |
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BLACK ROCK FORD |
Black Rock Ford |
James McKie
James Stroyan
James Arthur
William Kirk |
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[Situation] On the River Cree, East of Claucheneasy.
A ford in the river cree at one time much used by Smugglers. Supposed to derive its name from the color of the rock. |
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THE BUTTER CAIRN |
The Butter Cairn
The Butter Cairn
Butter Cairn
Butter Cairn
Butter Cairn
Butter Cairn |
William Wilson
See Name Sheet Plan 7B
David McWhirter
James Arthur
James Stroyan
William Kirk |
003 |
[Situation] In the North part of the Parish.
The Northern Height of Glenvernoch Fell. |
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BARREID |
Barreid
Barreid
Barreid
Barreid |
James McKie
James Stroyan
Gilbert Wilson
William Kirk |
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[Situation] 1 Mile West of High Bridge of Cree
A small rising ground ( cultivated) in a moor on the farm of Glenvernoch. |
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Parish of Penninghame
Black Rock Ford Form 136 page 9
The Butter Cairn Form 136 page 10
Barreid Form 136 page 10 |
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HIGH BRIDGE OF CREE |
High Bridge of Cree |
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame
Iva Micklwraith Farmer Glenrazie
James Stroyan Smith Glauchaneasy |
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A good Bridge built with Stone two Arches, one of them a Land Arch. Formerly Known as Drumlawintie Bridge this name has fallen into disuse. |
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CREE RIVER |
River Cree |
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
Iva Micklewraith Farmer Glenrazie
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
003 |
A Small river forming the eastern Boundary of the Parish of Penninghame and county of Wigton |
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BLACK ROCK FORD |
Black Rock Ford |
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
James Arthur Glenrazie
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
003 |
This ford was much used by Smugglers many years ago before the Bridge was built - above James Stroyan says his father has seen 200 horses here at One time, belonging to Smugglers, it takes its name probably from the black Colour of the Rocks |
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List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Patrick Mahan 1st Examiner
Parish Penninghame
Plan 3A
Trace 2, 2, 3
Object
High Bridge of Cree - A Bridge
Cree River - a River
Blackrock Ford - a Ford
(Signed)
Patrick Mahan CA [Civilian Assistant]
31st May 1845 |
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CREE RIVER |
Cree River |
William Gordon Farmer & Meresman Kirkcalla |
003 |
See Page 7 WR |
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GARCHEW |
Garchew |
William Gordon Farmer & Meresman Kirkcalla
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
Iva Mieklewraith Farmer Glenrazie |
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A good farm House with good out Houses. The property of Colonel Stopford. Occupied by Gilbert Wilson has about 800 Acres of land Chiefly Pasture |
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GLENVERNOCH |
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch |
William Gordon Kirkcalla
McKenzie's Hist. [History] of Galloway Vol 1 [Appendix]
James Arthur Farmer Glenvernoch
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
Iva Mieklewraith Farmer Glenrazie |
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A good farm house with out Houses The property of Colonel Stopford occupied by James Arthur |
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List of Names collected by Patrick Mahan C/Asst [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
Plan 3A Trace 1, 2
[Parish] Penninghame
Object
Cree River - A River
Garchew - A Farm House
Glenvernoch - A Farm House
(signed)
Patrick Mahan CA [Civilian Assistant]
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CLACHANEASY |
Clachaneasy
Clauchaneasy |
Thomas McCraith Joiner Clachaneasy
James Stroyan Smith Clachaneasy
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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A few neat Cottages along the road Side, from Newton Stewart to Ayr and 8 Miles from the former. The property of Coll. [Colonel] Stopford there is a Smiths Shop at this place |
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KIRKHOBBLE |
Kerhabbil
Kirkhobble |
David McWhirter Farmer Junr [Junior] Kerhabbil
James Thompson Farmer Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Farmer Garwachie
James McMuldroch Farmer Beoch
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
James Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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An ordinary farm house with small out Houses attached The property of Coll. [Colonel] Stopford Occupied by David McWhirter Senior |
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List of Names collected by C/Asst [Civilian Assistant] Patrick Mahan 1st Examiner
Plan 3A Trace 3
Parish Penninghame
Object
Clachaneasy - A few Cottages
Kirkhobble - A Farm House
(signed)
Patrick Mahan C/A [Civilian Assistant]
5th June 18[45] |
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BUTTER CAIRN |
Butter Cairn |
David McWhirter Farmer Kirkhobble
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
James Arthur Glenvernoch
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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This name applies to an Elevated portion of Ground north of Glenvernoch Fell on it was a [Trigonometrical Station] it is moor Land and the property of Colonel Stopford Blair |
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BARREID |
Barreid |
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Stroyan Smith Clachaneasy
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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A Small rising ground in a Moor it is of very Slight elevation but well Known |
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DRUMGUHAN |
Drumguhan |
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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A Small Hill between the Butter Cairn and the Garchew farm the hill is Chiefly Cultivated and the elevation not very great. |
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List of Names collected by Lce Corpl [Lance Corporal] William Rogers RS&M [Royal Sappers and Miners] June 9/1847 [9th June 1847]
Plan 3A
Trace 3, 1, 1
Object
Butter Cairn - Hill
Barreid - Hill
Drumquhan - Hill
[Parish] Penninghame
[signed]
William Rogers
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers and Miners] |
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CRUNGIE |
Crungie |
James Stroyan Blacksmith Clauchaneasy By Newton Stewart.
James McKie High bridge of Cree
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchow
James Arthur Farmer Glenvernoch
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame
Iva Micklewraith Glenrazie |
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A small thatched Cottage in very bad repair & outhouse formerly the woodcutters residence this is now June 9th/47 [9th June 1847] in Ruins only the Gables and Walls Standing |
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LINN OF BARGRENNAN |
Linn of Bargrennan |
Iva Mieklewraith Farmer Glenrazie
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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This name applies to a waterfall on the River Cree the water falls about 10 feet it is famous as a Salmon leap and the hole were the water falls into is very deep above 20 feet |
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GARCHEW BURN |
Garchew Burn |
Gilbert Wilson Farmer Garchew
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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A Small Stream running through the farm of Garchew falls into the River cree a little below the Linn of Bargrennan. its a Considerable Stream and well Known. |
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List of Names Collected by Corpl. [Corporal] Robert Barlow RS & Miners [Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 3A
Trace 3, 1, 1
Parish Penninghame
Object
Crungie - House
Linn of Bargrennan - Waterfall
Garchew Burn - Stream
[signed]
Robert Barlow Corpl. RS&M [Corporal Royal Sappers and Miners]
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CLAUCHANEASY BRIDGE |
Clauchaneasy Bridge |
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
James Arthur Garvernoch
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
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A Bridge of one Arch Over a Small Stream it was built by the parish 1792 is now a county Bridge and out of repair |
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BARNAER |
Barnaer |
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame
J McKie High Bridge of cree
Gilbert Wilson Garchew |
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A Small Ovular Hill of Slight elevation. Heathy pasture in the farm of Garchew near the Linn of Bargrennan. |
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BOUGHTY BURN |
Boughty Burn |
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
James Arthur Garvernoch |
003 |
A Mountain Stream runs by Galvernoch and enters River Cree above Clauchaneasy. this name is nearly out of use |
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List of Names Collected by Lce Corpl [Lance Corporal] William Rogers RSMiners [Royal Sappers and Miners] June 9/1847
Plan 3A
Trace 3, 1, 3
[Parish] Penninghame
Object
Clauchaneasy Bridge - Bridge
Barnaer - Hill
Boughty Burn - Stream
[signed]
William Rogers
LceCorpl RSM [Lance Corporal, Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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GARCHEW BURN |
Garchew Burn |
Gilbert Wilson
James McKie
James Stroyan
William Kirk |
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[Situation] - In the Northern part of the Parish -A small stream running through the farm of Garchew. falls into the River Cree to the North of "High Bridge of Cree."- |
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DRUMQUHAN |
Drumguhan
Drumguhan
Drumguhan |
Gilbert Wilson James McKie
William Kirk |
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[Situation] - In the North of the Parish and South of Garchew farm House - A small cultivated hill on the farm of Garchew. |
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CLAUCHANEASY BRIDGE |
Clauchaneasy Bridge
Clauchaneasy Bridge
Clauchaneasy Bridge |
James stroyan
James Arthur
William Kirk |
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[Situation] - 1 1/4 Miles South of "High Cree Bridge" -A small Stone Bridge over a Small Burn on the road from Newton stewart to Ayr. by the High Bridge of Cree. This is a County Bridge. |
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Form 136
Form 136 Page
11 - Garchew Burn
11 - Drumguhan
12 - Clauchaneasy Bridge |
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BARNAER |
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William Kirk
James McKie
Gilbert Wilson |
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[Situation] - In the Northern part of the Parish and contiguous to the River Luce
A small hill of Heathy Pasture on the farm of Garchew. and near the Linn of Bargrennan. |
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BOUGHTY BURN |
Boughtyburn
Boughtyburn
Boughtyburn |
William Kirk
James Stroyan.
James Arthur |
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[Situation] - In the northern part of the Parish & 3/4 of a Mile South of "High Bridge of Cree " A mountain Stream formed from Surface Waters, flows through the farm of Glenvernoch and falls into the River Cree about 1/4 mile North of Clauchaneasy.- |
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Form 136
Page
12 - Barnaer
12- Boughty Burn |
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Wigtonshire
Plan 3A
Names of Parishes
Paris[h] of Penni[ng]hame |
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