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Parish of Kirkcolm
Plan 5A
Index
Names of Objects -- Page
Brae Face Plantation -- 10
Barn Park Plantation -- 9
Broad Park -- 10
Big Kirk Hill -- 14
Corsewall -- 5
Clachan Heughs -- 5
Corsewall Mill -- 7
Cairntootan -- 11
Clachan Hill -- 12
Cadlock -- 13
Corsewall Burn -- 13
Clashmurray -- 13
Dalkest -- 8
Dove Cot Plantation -- 8
Dove Caves -- 12
Craignally -- 11
High Clachan -- 6
Horse Park Plantation -- 8
Jamieson's Point -- 7
Knockcoid Plantation -- 14
Low Portencalzie -- 3
Lady Bay -- 3
Lady Hill -- 9
Lady Rue -- 9
Miss Mary's Plantation -- 14
McMechans Rocks -- 11
Portmore -- 4
Portbeg -- 6
Slouchnagary -- 12
The Glen Plantation -- 14
The Beef Barrel -- 11
Wee Kirk Hill -- 14
Yellow Craig -- 10
Portnauchtry Hill -- 13
[Signed]
W. Driscoll Gosset
LT R.Engr [Lieutenant Royal Engineer]
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LOW PORTENCALZIE |
Low Portencullie
Low Portencalzie
Low Portencalzie
Low Portencally
Low Portencalzie
Low Portencallie
Portencalzie
Low Portencalzie |
Mr Robert Cochrin
David Guthrie (Factor
Chart of Loch Ryan
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engnrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1879
John Cochrane
Plan 4A
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 2 Miles N.N.W [North, North, West] of Kirkcolm Village & 2 miles North of Corsewall
A good Dwelling house two Story high having a small bone mill. Office houses in good repair and a farm of 280 acres of good land attached and is situated on the S.E [South, East] side of Loch Ryan near Lady Bay. The above is the property of James Moore Esqr Corsewall House Kirkcolm. |
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LADY BAY |
Lady Bay
Lady Bay
Lady Bay
Lady Bay |
Commander C.G. Robinsons Chart of Loch Ryan R.N. [Royal Navy] 1839
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 2 Miles N. by W. [North by West] of Kirkcolm Village and 1¾ miles North of Corsewall
A small sandy Bay on Portencallie Shore and S.E [South, East] side of Loch Ryan at which Boats land and take in cargoes of the Neighbouring produce. It borders the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall House - Kirkcolm |
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PORTMORE |
Port More Bay
Portmore
Portmore
Portmore
Portmore
Portmore |
Commander C.G Robinsons Chart of Loch Ryan Rl. N. [Royal Navy] 1839
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
George Mc Haffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1¾ Miles N. [North] of Kirkcolm Village & ½ mile SE [South, East] of Low Portencalzie
A Small sandy Port or Bay at which fishing boats [harbour] and from whence they [export] the produce of the Neighbours by small boats to the [large] vessels lying in Loch Ryan Near this Bay stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] [Station] called Port Moore Shore - |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page 36, 80 Portmore Bay
[Boat Bank Cot is Struck through] See Name List Plan 10A |
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CORSEWALL |
Corsewall
Corsill
Corsewall
Corswall House
Corswall House
Corsewall |
David Guthrie (Factor
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Hamilton Thompson
David Stalker
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ½ Mile S.E. [South, East] of Kirkcolm Village
A very large and commodious Dwelling house three Story high & slated, with office house in good repair, There are also some very fine gardens. Ornamental grounds. and a farm of 200 acres of land (chiefly plantation) attached.
Corsewall House is situated on the S.E [South, East] Shore of Loch Ryan and is the property and residence of James Moore Esqr. |
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CLACHAN HEUGHS |
Clachan Heughs
Clachan Heughs
Clachan-heugh
Clauchan Heugh
Clachan Heughs
Clachan Hughs
Clachan heughs |
David Guthrie (Factor
Commander C.G. Robinsons Chart of Loch Ryan Rl. N. [Royal Navy] 1839
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
John McDowal
John McCrea
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1¾ Miles N. [North] by East of Kirkcolm Village & 1 Mile North of Corsewall.
A very bold rocky part of Clachan Shore and two large Ravines. to the extremity of these ravines is a foot path leading from Corsewall House. This Shore is the property of James Moore Esqr. of Corsewall House - Kirkcolm |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
"Clachan" A small village from the Gaelic
Clachan, a circle of stones.
"Heugh" A crag; a ragged steep.
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PORTBEG |
Portback Bay
Port Beck
Portbeck
Portbeg
Portbeg
Portbeg |
Commander C.G. Robinsons Chart of Loch Ryan Rl. N. [Royal Navy] 1839
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
John McDowal
John McCrea Senr [Senior]
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¾ Miles N. by E. [North by East] of Kirkcolm Village & 1¼ Miles North of Corsewall
A small Port or Harbour for fishing boats, a place where boats take in Cargoes of the Neighbours produce to export to the larger Vessels lying in Loch Ryan, It is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall House Kirkcolm, |
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HIGH CLACHAN |
High Clachan
Clachan
High Clachan
High Clachan
High Clachan |
David Guthrie Factor
Ainslie's Map 1782
David Agnew
David Stalker
George McHaffie Esqr. |
004 |
[Situation] In the N.E [North East] portion of the Parish ½ mile NW [North West] of Corsewall
A large portion of cultivated Country bordering on [the] West Shore of Loch Ryan It consists of seven or eight Farms or divisions The larger portion of which Consists of 115 Acres of land a good dwellinghouse and offices in good repair. and the Smaller portions [vary] in Size from 115 to 1 Acre High Clachan is the property of James Moore Esqr. |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page 63 & 81 - Portbeg Bay
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JAMIESON'S POINT |
Jamison Point
Jamison's Point
Jamison's Point
Jamison's Point
Jamieson's Point
Jamieson's Point |
Commander C.G. Robinsons Chart of Loch Ryan Rl. N [Royal Navy] 1839
John McDowal
John McCrea
Mr McNeil Caird
Archibald McMeikan |
004 |
[Situation] ¾ Miles N. [North] by East of Kirkcolm Village & 1¼ miles North of Corsewall
A point of land on the Clachan shore and S. W. [South, West] side of Loch Ryan.
The Shore at this place is Composed of low rocks and is the property of James Moore - Kirkcolm, by Stranraer |
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CORSEWALL MILL |
Millton
Corswall Mill
Corswall Mill
Mill of Corsill
Corsewall Mill
Corsewall Mill |
David Guthrie (Factor
Andrew Hannah
Thomas Heron
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1¼ Miles N.N.W [North, North, West] of Kirkcolm Village and 1 Mile NW [North, West] of Corsewall
A Corn Mill two Storey high and a farm of 101 Acres of land attached. Also there is a 2nd [second] farm of A R P 8.2.0 [Acres 8, Roods 2, Poles 0] of land 2 dwelling houses belonging to it. All on the farm of Millton See Plan 4A and it is the property of James Moore Esqr Corsewall House. Kirkcolm by Stranraer. |
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DALKEST |
Dalchist
Dalkest
Dalchist
Dalkest
Dalkest |
David Agnew Farmer
Mr David Guthrie Factor
Andrew Agnew
John McCubban
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¾ Miles N.W. [North, West] by North of Kirkcolm Village & ½ Mile NW [North, West] of Corsewall
A low thatched house with out houses in bad repair and a farm of 12 acres of good land attached the property of James Moore Esqr. of Corsewall House. Kirkcolm by Stranraer. |
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DOVE COT PLANTATION |
Dove Cot Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] ¼ Mile North of Corsewall
A large Plantation of Fir & other trees forming part of the Ornamental Ground of [Corsewall] Demesne and lying North of [Corsewall] House. |
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HORSE PARK PLANTATION |
Horse Park Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] North West of Dove Cot Plantation
A narrow plantation of mixed [Wood] west of the Dove Cot plantation and part of Corsewall Demesne. |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page - 60,84 - Dalkest |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
John McLymont
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¼ Mile East of Low Portencalzie
A small well now overgrown with grass, from it a small stream issues, which falls into the Sea at Lady Bay. The Water of this well is supposed to possess some medicinal properties. as Children of weak or delicate constitutions are brought to it for the purpose of being washed etc. |
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BARN PARK PLANTATION |
Barn Park Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] North of Corsewall
A small plantation of mixed wood surrounding a field and forming part of Corsewall Demesne. |
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LADY RUE |
Lady Rue
Lady Rue
Lady Rue
Lady Rue |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
John McDowal
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¼ Mile East of Low Portencalzie
A point of Rock North of Lady Bay supposed to derive its name from its Reddish appearance. |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page 35 - Lady Well
Barn Park plantation
35- Lady Rue - "Ruadh"- Reddish of a reddish colour etc
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YELLOW CRAIG |
Yellow Craig
Yellow Craig
Yellow Craig |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ½ Mile S.E [South, East] of Low Portencalzie
A middling sized rock about 10 chains west of Portmore, so called from its yellowish appearance. |
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BROAD PORT |
Broad Port
Broad Port
Broad Port
Broad Port |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
John Lymont
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ⅓ Mile N.E [North, East] of Low Portencalzie
A small port used by the occupiers of Low [Portencalzie] to gather Sea weed in, it is bounded on the north and south by great rocks. |
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BRAE FACE PLANTATION |
Brae Face Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] North East of Corsewall
A long plantation of mixed wood on the west side of Loch Ryan and forming part of the Demesne of Corsewall House. |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page 36 - Yellow Craig
37 - Broad Port
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McMECKAN'S ROCKS |
McMackens
McMackens
McMackens
McMeckans Rocks |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
John Lymont
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ½ Mile North of Low Portencalzie
A sheet of rocks discernable at low water, it derives its name from the circumstance of a Person of that name having perished thereon by the foundering of a boat. |
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THE BEEF BARREL |
Beef Barrel
Beef Barrel
Beef Barrel
The Beef Barrel |
Robert Cochrane
John Cochrane
John Lymont
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¾ Mile north of Low Portencalzie
A round Barrel shaped Rock on the West Shore of Loch Ryan. |
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CAIRNTOOTAN |
Cairntooton
Cairntooton |
David Stalker
John McCrea |
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[Situation] ⅝ Mile North of Corsewall
A small thatched house and Stable South of Clashmurray and West of Corsewall Demesne the property of James Carrick Moore Esqr. Corsewall. |
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CRAIGNALLY |
Craignally
Craignally
Craignally
Craignally
Craigenally |
Andrew Agnew
John Agnew
Samuel Hannay
George McHaffie Esqr.
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[Situation] ½ mile north of Low Portencalzie
A small hill on the farm of Portencally. It extends in a ridge like shape from Low Portencallie to Portnauchtry It is stated (traditionally) that the Highest of this hill was used in [war] times for lighting Signal fires upon it |
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CLACHAN HILL |
Clachan Hill
Clachan Hill
Clachan Hill |
John McCrea Senr [Senior]
John McCrea Junr [Junior]
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[Situation] ½ Mile North of Corsewall
A considerable hill forming part of the Demesne of Corsewall A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on it called by the Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party Clachan Old. The Hill is divided into a [few] small farms. The property [of] James Moore Esqr. Corsewall [House] |
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SLOUCHNAGARY Kirkcolm |
Sloughnagarry
Sloughnagarry
Sloughnagary |
John McDowal
John McCrea Senr [Senior]
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[Situation] 1 Mile North of Corsewall
A small port [accessing] to small Boats only. |
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DOVE CAVES |
Doo Caves
Doo or Dove Caves
Dove Caves |
John McCrea
John McDowal
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ⅞ Mile N by E [North by East] of Corsewall
Three caves about 70 [Chains] North East of Corsewall [House] The tides at High Water [flow] into them. These caves have a connection with [each] other, under ground the longest runs about 2½ [chains] under ground when it bears off in another direction and [again] meets the Shore at another [point] |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
Page 59- Clachan Hill
63- Slouchnagary - On Plan 4A names of this description have been recommended to be spelled Slouch etc
[signed] W S Loop Secd Corpl [Second Corporal] RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners]
"Slouch" - A deep ravine or gully.
Dr [Doctor] Jamiesons Scottish [Dictionary]
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CADLOCK |
Cadlock
Cadlock
Cadlock |
David Skimming
Hamilton Thompson
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1¼ Miles North of Corsewall
A small thatched house in good repair. |
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CORSEWALL BURN |
Corswall Burn
Corswall Burn
Corsewall Burn |
Andrew Hannah
Thomas Heron
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] North West of Corsewall
A considerable stream running from a Mill Pond North of Corsewall Mill to the Sea at Corsewall Shore. |
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CLASHMURRAY |
Clashmurray
Clashmurray
Clashmurray |
David Stalker
James McCrea
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] ¾ Mile North of Corsewall
A small thatched house in good repair with a portion of land attached.
The property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall. |
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PORTNAUCHTRY HILL |
Portnaughtry
Portnaughtry Hill
Portnauchtry Hill |
John Agnew
William McDowal Kirkcolm
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] Near the SE [South, East] of Milleur Point
A Small hill on the farm of Portencalzie at the N.W [North, West] extremity of Loch Ryan on it is a trigl [trigonometrical] ◬ [Station] called by trigl [trigonometrical] Party High Portencalie Shore. - Also a Small creek on the coast Called Portnauchtry from which the hill derives its name |
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See Authorities for spelling Corsewall
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KNOCKCOID PLANTATION |
Knockcoid Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] ½ Mile West of Corsewall
A narrow plantation of mixed wood west of Kirkcolm [Church] and the property of J.C. Moore Esqr. Corsewall House. |
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MISS MARY'S PLANTATION |
Miss Mary's Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] ¾ Mile North of Corsewall
A plantation of Fir Trees on [the] face of a hill North of Corsewall Demesne. |
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THE GLEN PLANTATION |
The Glen Plantation |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] ⅛ Mile West of Corsewall
A plantation of mixed [wood] forming part of the [ornamental] Ground of Corsewall [Demesne] |
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BIG KIRK HILL |
Big Kirk Hill
Big Kirk Hill |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] 5 Chains South East of Corsewall
A small hill or Knowe on Corsewall Demesne, now planted with Fir & other [trees] |
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WEE KIRK HILL |
Wee Kirk Hill
Wee Kirk Hill |
Robert Campbell
Hamilton Thompson |
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[Situation] ⅛ Mile West of Corsewall
A small hill on Corsewall Demesne, now planted with Fir & other Trees. These hills are so called from their proximity to the Old Parish Church of Kirkcolm |
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Parish of Kirkcolm
Form 136
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Parish of Inch
Plan 5A
Index
Names of Objects -- Page
Burnfoot -- 26
Burnfoot Church -- 30
Burnfoot Bridge -- 30
Burnfoot -- 33
Croach -- 17
Cairn Ryan Hill -- 22
Craigammin -- 29
Cairnbeg (Ruins) -- 31
Cairnbeg Hill -- 31
Clady House Burn -- 32
Drumfriel Hill -- 23
Drumfundle Hill -- 23
Duckdubs Burn -- 27
Fellsavery Burn -- 27
Fellsavery -- 21
Galloway Burn -- 17
Glen Burn -- 30
Galloway Bridge -- 32
Loan Hill -- 28
Little Leight Hill -- 28
Long Tom (Standing Stones) -- 26
Loch Ryan House -- 26
Lairds Hill -- 25
Leight Moor -- 22
Little Leight -- 20
Lanedripple Burn -- 27
Milldown Hill -- 28
Mid Moile -- 24
Meikle Leight -- 20
North Moile -- 19
Old Hall (in Ruins) -- 31
Old House Point -- 24
Polymodie -- 19
Polymodie Bridge -- 19
Polymodie Burn -- 29
Several Moor -- 32
Several Hill -- 25
South Moile -- 21
Taxing Stone -- 18
Tongue Burn -- 29
Dove Cave -- 33
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GALLOWAY BURN |
Galloway Burn
Galloway Burn
Galloway Burn
Galloway Burn
Galloway Burn
Galloway Burn |
John McCleary
William Hunter
David Beggs
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr.
Admiralty Chart 1839 |
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[Situation] forms the N.W. [North West] boundary of the parish
A Small stream dividing for the space of half a mile, the Counties of Wigton and Ayr. During its Course down a deep woody glen it passes under the road leading from Stranraer to Ayr Spanned by a one arched bridge five chains beyond Which it falls into Loch Ryan. |
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CROACH |
Croach
Croach
Croach
Croach
Croach
Croach
Croach |
William Harvey Farmer
Mr William Black Writer
Ainslie's Map 1782
William Hunter
Robert Moat
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] about 1 Mile E.N.E. [East North East] of Cairn Ryan Village and 1¼ Miles East of Loch Ryan House
A very old house and out houses in bad repair having a large farm of Moor land attached, Its the property of Genl.
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TAXING STONE |
Tax Stone
Taxing Stone
Longstone of Little Leight
Longstone of Little Leight
Longstone of Little Leight |
Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
George McHaffie Esqr.
William Hunter
David Beggs
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[Situation] About 1¼ Miles N. [North] of the village of Cairn Ryan
1¼ Miles North of Loch Ryan House
A large Stone about 5 feet high built in the wall on the side of the old road leading to Ayr through Little Leight. on which farm the said stone stands There appears to have been several names Carved on the Stone. The Only One of which is Now visible is that of John Smith. This Stone was formerly a place of Taxing Carriers Pedlars Passing from Ayr to Galloway |
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Form 136
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POLYMODIE |
Polymodie
Palymodie or Polymodie
Pilimodie
Polymodie
Polymodie
Pilymodie
Palymodie or Polymodie |
Admiralty Chart of Loch Ryan 1839
Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
Ainslie's Map 1782
William Hunter
David Beggs
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
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[Situation] 1¼ Miles North of Cairn Ryan Village
1 Mile North of Loch Ryan House
An old dwelling house and out houses in ruins This House was formerly a public house on the Old road to Ayr. Its the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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POLYMODIE BRIDGE |
Palymodie Bridge
Polymodie Bridge
Polymodie Bridge
Polymodie Bridge
Polymodie or Palymodie Bridge |
Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan
William Hunter.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 1¼ Miles N. by W [North by West] of Cairn Ryan
1 Mile N by W [North by West] of Loch Ryan House
A good bridge with one arch spanning a deep glen and Polymodie Burn and is on the Post road from Stranraer to Ayr
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NORTH MOILE |
North Moile
North Moile
North Moile
North Moile |
David Beggs Farmer
Peter Stroyan
Plan 5 B -
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] In the North of the parish 2¾ miles NE [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A round heathy hill on Meickle Leight farm extending North so far as to meet the Co. [County] boundary |
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LITTLE LEIGHT |
Little Leight
Little Leight
Little Laigh
Little Leight
Little Laight
Little Leight
Little Laight |
David Beggs Farmer
Mr William Black Writer
Ainslie's Map 1782
William Hunter
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr.
Admiralty Chart of Loch Ryan 1839 |
005 |
[Situation] 1¾ Miles North of Cairn Ryan Village
1¼ Miles North of Loch Ryan House
A neat and [Commodious] White Cottage with out offices in good [repair] housing a very large [farm] of Moor land [attached] Its the property of [General] Sir Alexander Wallace - |
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MEIKLE LEIGHT |
Meikle Leight
Meikle Leight
Mickle Laigh
Meikle Laight
Meikle Leight |
Peter Stroyan Farmer
Mr William Black Writer
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 1 Mile N.N.E [North North East] of Cairn Ryan Village and ¾ Mile N by E [North by East] of Loch Ryan House
A large White house and out houses in [good] repair having a very [large] farm of chiefly, [moor] land attached
Its the property of [General] Sir Alexander Wallace |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 56 & 93 - Little Leight
93 - Meikle Leight
"Meikle" Great, respecting size etc
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SOUTH MOILE |
South Moile
South Moile
South Moile
South Moile |
Peter Stroyan farmer
David Beggs -
See Name List Plan 5 B
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] North of the Parish and 2 miles N.E. [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A large flat hill in Meikle Leight farm which in Conjunction with North Moyle & Midmoile forms a chain or range of hills. |
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FELLSAVERY |
Fellsavery
Fellsavery
Fellsavery
Fellsavery |
Peter Stroyan farmer
William Ramsay James Cairns
David Beggs |
005 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 Miles N.E. [North East] by North of Cairn Ryan Village & 1 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A Small heathy hill on the farm of Meikle Leight On this hill alongside of a Stream is a hay reeve. |
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Entry for Loan Hill scored out. |
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CAIRN RYAN HILL |
Cairn Ryan Hill
Cairn Ryan Hill
Cairn Ryan Hill
Cairn Ryan Hill |
Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
William Hunter
Archibald McCrearie
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] about 3/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan Village 1/3 Mile E. by N. [East by North] of Loch Ryan House
A large hill forming Steep rocky brow next [to] Cairn Ryan Village . On the N.W. [North West] slant of [which] are some Slate quarrys of an indifferent quality slate - From this Summit [the] hill extends towards [the] N.W. [North West] Merely as a flat [ridge] having a car road [Crossing] over it . this hill is [the] property of Gen. [General] Sir A. [Wallace] |
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LEIGHT MOOR |
Leight Moor
Leight Moor
Leight Moor |
David Beggs (farmer
William Hunter
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] IN the N.W. [North west] of the parish 1 1/2 Miles North of Loch Ryan House
A large flat heathy Moor the property of Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace |
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Form 136
Page - 88 , 67, 75 -Cairn Ryan Hill
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DRUMFRIEL HILL |
Drumfreeal Hill or Drumfrier Hill
Drumfrier Hill
Drumfreil Hill
Drumfreir Hill
Drumfriel Hill |
Peter Stroyan farmer
David Beggs
John Sproat
James Cairns
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] In the N. [North] of the parish 1 3/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A long but low and flat hill, on the farm of Meickle Leight, it is bounded on the S. [South] by two Streams, and on the North by a hollow or dale- |
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DRUMFUNDLE HILL |
Drumfundle Hill or
Drumfunnel hill
Drumfundle Hill
Drumfundle Hill
Drumfundle Hill
Drumfundle Hill |
Peter Stroyan (farmer
David Beggs
John Sproat
James Cairns George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] In the N. [North] of the parish 1 1/2 Miles N. N. E. [North North East] of Loch Ryan House
A long ridge of high land bounded on the East & West by Streams and towards the North is long Tom a Standing Stone. this range of highland Constitutes part of the farm called Meickle Leight the property of Sir Alexander Wallace - |
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Form 136
Page - 91 Drumfriel Hill
- 91 Drumfundle Hill |
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MID MOILE |
Mid Moile
Mid Moile
Mid Moile
Mid Moile |
Peter Stroyan (farmer
David Beggs
John Douglas
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] about 2 1/2 Miles N. E. [North East] by North of cairn Ryan Village 2 1/2 Miles NE [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A large heathy hill Meickle Leight farm on Which Stands a Trig: [Trigonometrical Station] of the same Name [and] improperly Called [Leight] Hill - |
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OLD HOUSE POINT |
Old House Point
Old House Point
Old House Point
Old House Point |
David Beggs (farmer
Peter Stroyan
William Hunter
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of the Village of Cairn Ryan 3/4 Mile N by W [North By West] of Loch Ryan House
A small Triangular shaped headland on the East side of Loch Ryan, on its point is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the east side it is bounded by a field adjoining the road leading from Stranraer to [Ballantrae] where formerly stood a [house] from which this [point] Now takes its name . It is the property of Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace - |
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Form 136
Page - 41 & 90 - Mid Moile
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LAIRD'S HILL |
Lairds Hill
Lairds Hill
Lairds Hill
Lairds Hill
Lairds Hill |
Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
Mr. William Black Writer
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile N. N. W. [North North West] of Cairn Ryan Village 3/4 mile North of Loch Ryan House
A large farm, chiefly Moorland having thereon a good dwelling house and out houses in good repair It is the property of Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace also the name of a Hill on the same farm. |
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SEVERAL HILL |
Several Hill
Several Hill
Several Hill
Several Hill |
John McCreadie (farmer]Mr. George Guthrie (factor
See name list Plan 5 B
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] E. by S. [East by South] of Loch Ryan House
A long hill of Rough heathy pasture, on the Summit of which stands the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] ◬ [station] improperly Called Croach Situated in the N. [North] Side of Drummuckloch farm. |
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Form 136
Page - 95 - Lairds Hill
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BURNFOOT |
Burn Foot
Burn Foot
Burnfoot |
John Owens farmer
William Hunter
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] About 3/4 Miles N.N. WE. [North North West] of cairn Ryan Village
1/2 Mile North of Loch Ryan House
a good and commodious farm house and out houses in good repair having a large farm of rough land [attached] Its the property of Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace |
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LOCH RYAN HOUSE |
Loch Ryan House
Loch Ryan House
Loch Ryan House
Loch Ryan House |
Gen. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
William Hunter
Richard Johnston
George McHaffie ESqr. |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Miles N.W. [North West] by North of Cairn Ryan Village and near the Eastern Shore of Loch Ryan
A large mansion house built in the year 1701 with beautiful [garden]Orchards and Ornamental ground attached having Out [houses] in good repair and a [good ] farm of land [attached] It is the property & Residence of Genl [General] Sir Alexander Wallace Bart. [Baronet] |
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LONG TOM (standing stone) |
Long Tom
Standing Stone
Long Tom Sloan
Long Tom Sloan |
Gen. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
Ainslie's Map 1782
William Hunter
Peter Stroyan |
005 |
[Situation] About 2 1/4 Miles N. N. E. [North North East] of Cairn Ryan Village & 1 1/2 Miles E. by N. [East by North] of Galloway Bridge
A large Standing [Stone] 6 feet high Commonly Called Long Tom [or] Tom's Stone . |
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Form 136
Page - 67 & 96 - Burnfoot Farm
- 69 & 76 - Loch RYan House
- 43 - Long Tom |
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LANEDRIPPLE BURN |
Lanedripple Burn
Lanedripple Burn
Lanedripple Burn |
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 1 3/4 miles NE [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A small stream being accumulations of Surface Water on the Moor of Meikle Leight, it flows into the Glen Burn, on the same farm- |
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FELLSAVERY BURN |
Fellsavery Burn
Fellsavery Burn
Fellsavery Burn
Fellsavery Burn |
Peter Stroyan
David Beggs
William Ramsay
James Cairns |
005 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Loch Ryan House
A small Stream flowing out of a Moss and falling into the Lanedripple Burn.
on the farm of Mickle Leight. |
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DUCKDUBS BURN |
Dukedubs
Burn
Dukedubs Burn
Duckdub's Burn |
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 miles N by E [North by East] of Loch Ryan
A small stream flowing out of a Marsh on the Boundary of the Counties of Wigtown and Ayr and falls into the Glen Burn on the farm of Mickle Leight - 2 mile North of Cairn Ryan. |
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LOAN HILL |
Loan Hill
Loan Hill
Loan Hill |
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan
George McHaffie Esqr |
005 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 Miles E by N [East by North of Galloway Bridge
A small flat hill of heathy Pasture & Moss situated on the farm of Mickle Leight.- |
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MILLDOWN HILL |
Milldown Hill
Milldown Hill
Milldown Hill |
David Beggs Peter Stroyan George McHaffie Esqr |
005 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 Miles East of Galloway Bridge
A small flat hill on the farm of Mickle Leight . |
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LITTLE LEIGHT HILL |
Little Leight Hill
Little Leight Hill
Little Leight Hill |
David Beggs Peter Stroyan George McHaffie Esqr |
005 |
1 1/4 Miles N [North] of Loch Ryan House
A small hill on the farm of Little Leight, on the [east] side of the road from Stranraer to Ballantrae. |
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Form 136
Page 45 & 89 -- Loan Hill
46 -- Milldown Hill
47 -- Little Leight Hill |
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TONGUE BURN |
Tongue Burn
Tongue Burn
Tongue Burn |
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan George McHaffie Esqr |
005 |
[Situation] 1/4 Mile E by N [East by North] of Galloway Bridge
A small stream being an accumulation of the Surface Waters on the Moor of Little Leight and flowing into the Galloway Burn it divides a small triangular corner of ground from the N.W. [North West] end of Little Leight Hill - |
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POLYMODIE BURN |
Polymodie Burn
Polymodie Burn
Polymodie Burn |
William Hunter
David Beggs
George McHaffie Esqr |
005 |
[Situation] 1 Mile North of Loch Ryan House
A Small stream of Surface Water on the farm of Little Leight, after a steep and Craggy course it falls into the sea at Loch Ryan. |
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CRAIGAMMIN |
Craigammin
Craigammin |
David Beggs
Peter Stroyan |
005 |
[Situation] Near Galloway Bridge on the Road from Stranraer to Ballantrae
A small farm house with suitable Office houses attached and a farm of about 12 Acres of Land. the property of Sir Alexander Wallace .- |
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Form 136
Page 48 - Tongue Burn
50 - Polymodie Burn
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BURNFOOT CHURCH |
Burnfoot Church
Burnfoot Church
Burnfoot Church |
Richard Johnston
Sir Alexander Wallace
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 10 Chains N.W. [North West] of Loch Ryan House
A small neat Stone built house belonging to the established Church of Scotland, built by Sir Alexander Wallace aided by a small Subscription there is accommodation for about 300 Persons. And is a Chapel of ease to the Parish church of Inch. |
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BURNFOOT BRIDGE |
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge |
William Hunter
John Owens
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 14 Chains NW [North West] of Loch Ryan House
A Small stone built County Bridge, of One arch. over the Glen Burn and on the Road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and about 3/4 mile. North of the Village of Cairn Ryan. |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
Peter Stroyan
John Owens George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] 1 /2 mile N.E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan
A small stream about 20 links wide being formed from Surface Water on the Farm of Mickle Leight . flows under Burnfoot [Bridge] and falls into Loch Ryan about 3/4 mile North of Cairn Ryan Village. |
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Form 136
Page 65 - Burnfoot Church
68- Burnfoot Bridge
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OLD HALL |
Old Hall
Old Hall
Old Hall |
Peter Stroyan
Sir Alexander Wallace Bart. [Baronet]
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
1 mile NE [North East] of Cairn Ryan House
The Ruins of a large Old House which is pointed out as being originally pointed out as being originally the residence of the proprietor of the Farm of which it stands- It is Situated on the North side of the Glen Burn about 1 1/2 Miles N.E. [North East] of the Village of Cairn Ryan. |
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CAIRNBEG |
Cairnbeg
Cairnbeg
Cairnbeg |
William Hunter
Robert Moat
George McHaffie |
010 |
[Situation] 1 Mile East of CairnRyan House
The Ruins of a House which with a small portion of ground was originally a sublet off the Farm of High Croach. it is now a part of the said farm but still retaining its name distinct It is the property of Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace Bart. [Baronet] |
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CAIRNBEG HILL |
Cairnbeg Hill
Cairnbeg Hill
Cairnbeg Hill |
William Hunter Robert Moat
George McHaffie |
010 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile East of Cairn Ryan House
A Small hill of Arable and heathy pasture Land on the farm of High croach on the west side it is steep and rocky and on the East it is a Tabular tract of Moorland.- |
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Form 136
Page 71- Old Hall
71- Cairnbeg
73- Cairnbeg Hill
[Below Old hall ] (Note) On subsequent Inquiry "Genl [General] Wallace
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CLADY HOUSE BURN |
Clady House Burn
Clady House Burn
Clady House Burn |
William Hunter
Revd. [Reverend] A McCrearie
George McHaffie Esqr. |
010 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 miles East of Cairn Ryan House
A small stream of surface water from off the Moors of Several and High Croach and flowing into the East side of Loch Ryan |
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SEVERAL MOOR |
Several Moor
Several Moor
Several Moor |
William Peebles
William Hunter
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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1 1/2 Miles E By S [East by South] of Cairn Ryan House
A large tract of [Moorland] bounded on the north side by the farms of High Croach and Mickle Leight and on the South & West by the Farm of Beoch & [Drummuckloch] to which latter farm it is [now] annexed. It is the property of The Earl of Stair.- |
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GALLOWAY BRIDGE |
Galloway Bridge
Galloway Bridge
Galloway Bridge |
William Hunter
David Beggs
George McHaffie Esqr. |
005 |
[Situation] In the N.W. [North West] angle of the Parish
A large Stone built & County Bridge of one Arch over [the ] Galloway Burn on the Road [from] Stranraer to Ballantrae. This Bridge stands on the Boundary between the Counties of Wigtown and Ayr . |
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Form 136
Page 75 - Clady House Burn
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallace
Ainslie's Map 1782
Admiralty Chart of Loch Ryan 1839 |
005 |
[Situation] 10 chains N.W. [North West] of Loch Ryan House
A very small village consisting at present of two inhabitants and four ruined houses . Also a Chapel of Ease to the Parish Church of Inch. - |
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WHITE CAVE |
White Cave
White Cave |
John McCleary James Early |
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[Situation] 8 Chains S.by W. [South By West] of Galloway Bridge
A natural Cave situated a short distance from the High Water Mark on the Eastern Shore of Loch Ryan, and near the Turnpike Road leading from Cairn Ryan to Ballantrae. - |
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DOVE CAVE |
Dove Cave
Dove Cave |
John McCleary
James Early |
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[Situation] 1/4 Mile South of galloway Bridge
A natural cave close by the high Water Mark, in the face of a Precipice. planted with Oak Trees. the cave runs for about 1 chain in an easterly direction and is on the eastern shore of Loch Ryan. - Both of these caves are much resorted to by Pigeons- |
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Form 136
Page - 95 Burnfoot
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Ladywell |
Lady well
Lady well
Lady well |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran son of the above Robert Cochran
, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm
John McLymont servant at Portencallie |
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A small well over grown with grass from it a small stream runs till it meets the sea (at Lady Bay) it is frequented by persons bringing children that were not in a thriving state to be washed in it they believed by so doing that the child would recover its strength. It takes its name from Lady Bay as it is adjacent thereto. |
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Lady rue |
Lady Rue
Lady Rue
Lady Rue |
Robert Cochrane, Farmer, Low Portencallie, via KirKcolm,
John Cochran, Low Portencallie, via Kirkcolm,
John McDowal lives on the farm of Low Portencallie |
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Is a point of rock North of Lady Bay it is supposed that it taKes its name from its appearance As it is of a reddish Colour |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan --1st. Examiner - [page] 35-- Parish of Kirkcolm -- [Plan 5] A Trace 1
Object - Lady well - A well
Lady Rue - Point of rock
[Signed] Thomas Jordan C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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PORTMORE |
Portmore |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran son of the above Robert Cochran Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
004 |
A small Sand Port bounded on the East and West sides by rocks. it is situated on the west side of Lough Ryan and Small Boats has a free [Access] to pass in to discharge their Cargo |
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YELLOW CRAIG |
Yellow Craig
Yellow Craig |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran son of the above Robert Cochran Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
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A middling Size rock in or about 8 feet high, and is about 10 chains west of Portmore, its called in consequence of it having a yellowish Colour |
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LADY BAY |
Lady Bay
Lady Bay |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran son of the above Robert Cochran Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
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A considerable and commodious Bay for SmacKs to load and unload. a good Sand bottom on South Side flat scaling rocKs. and on the North precipitous rocks. |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan --1st. Examiner - [page] 36-- Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5 A T. [Trace] 1
Object - Portmore - A small Port
- Yellow Craig - A rock
- Lady Bay - A Bay
[Signed] Thomas Jordan C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
27th. January [1847] |
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BROAD PORT |
Broad Port
Broad Port
Broad Port |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran son of the above Robert Cochran Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
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A small port Convenient for the occupier of Low Portencallie to gather sea weed it is bounded on the N. [North] and South Side by great rocKs |
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McMACKENS |
McMacKens
McMacKens
McMacKens |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm
John Clymont servant at Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
004 |
A sheet of rocKs desernable at low water, it derives its name from Man of the name who drove a boat on Said and was shattered to pieces |
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BEEF BARREL |
Beef Barrel
Beef Barrel
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Robert Cochran, Farmer, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan --1st. Examiner - [page] 37-- Parish of Kirkcolm -- [Plan] 5 A T. [Trace] 1
Object - Broad Port - a Port
- McMacKens - A rock
- Beef Barrel - A rock
[Signed] Thomas Jordan C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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LOW PORTENCALLIE |
Low Portencallie
Low Portencallie |
Robert Cochran, Farmer, Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm.
John Cochran Low Portencallie (via) KirKcolm |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan --1st. Examiner - [page] 38-- Parish of Kirkcolm -- [Plan] 5 A T. [Trace] 1
Object - Low Portencallie - House and farm
[Signed] Thomas Jordan C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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LANEDRIPPLE BURN |
Lanedripple Burn
Lanedripple Burn |
David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream about 4 linKs Wide, and of a Collections of Surface Water on the Moor of MeicKle Leight Farm it flows into the Glen Burn on the Same farm |
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FELLSAVERY BURN |
Fellsavery Burn
Fellsavery Burn
Fellsavery Burn
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William Ramsey Burnfoot - Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan
James Cairns Cairn Ryan
David Begs Little Leight Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream flowing out of a moss and falling into the Lanedripple Burn, on the Farm of MeicKle - Leight about 2 1/2 miles N.E [North East] of Cairn Ryan village |
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DUKEDUBS BURN |
Dukedubs Burn
Dukedubs
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream about 4 links wide flowing out of a marsh on the Boundary of the Counties of Wigton and Ayr, its course is in a Southerly direction until it flows into the Glen Burn on the Farm of MeicKle Leight about 2 miles North of the village of Cairn Ryan. |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Smith --1st. Examiner - [page] 39-- Parish of Inch -- [Plan] 5 A Trace 2
Object - Lanedripple Burn - Burn
- Fellsavery Burn - A Stream
- Dukedubs Burn - A Stream
[Signed] Thomas Smith C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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MID MOILE |
Mid Moile
Mid Moile |
David Beggs Farmer
Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small hill the soil of Which consists of heathy pasture and is Situated on the farm of Meickle Leight. about 2 miles N.E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan village. It is the middle of one of three Small hills rising in the direction North and South and in nearly a direct line with each other, on its Summit is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party Leigh Hill |
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NORTH MOILE |
North Moile
North Moile |
David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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This name applies to the Most Northerly one of three Small Hills Situated on The farm of MeicKle Leight. and lying in a direction North and South the Soil of this hill consists of heathy Pasture Moss etc. and on the north Side it is bounded by the Common or County boundary betwixt the counties of Wigton and Ayr, Proprietor Sir Alexander Wallace- |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.A. [Civilian Assistant] -- 1st. Examiner - [Page] 41 -- Parish of Inch -- [Plan] 5 A Trace 2
Object - Mid Moile - A Hill
- North Moile - Hill
[Signed] Thomas Smith C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
29th. March 1847 |
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STANDING STONE , LONG TOM SLOAN |
Standing Stone, Long Tom Sloan
Standing Stone, Long Tom Sloan |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan Toll Bar
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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This name applies to a stone about Six feet high and about 4 feet in Circumference. Standing on a Tract of moorland on the Farm of MeiKle Leight, There is a current Tradition in the Country that it has gotten this name given from being in a distant view the exact representation of the Size Figure and appearance of a herdsman or Shepherd of the name of Tom Sloan who it appears had formerly been employed in the capacity for a long period. |
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LEIGHT MOOR |
Leight Moor |
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Object - Standing stone, Long Tom Sloan - A Stone
- Leight Moor - A moor
[Signed] Thomas Smith C.Asst. [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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LOAN HILL |
Loan Hill
Loan Hill |
David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small flat hill the Soil of which consists of Moss and heathy pasture and is Situated on the farm of MeicKle Leight about 2 miles N. E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan village |
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DRUMFUNDLE HILL |
Drumfundley Hill
Drumfunnel Hill
Drumfundle Hill
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan
James Cairns Cairn Ryan
John Sproat Cairn Ryan |
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A Small hill Lying in the direction of North & South and Situated about two miles N.E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan village on the farm of Meickle Leight. the Soil Consists of Moss and heathy Pasture |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.Asst. [Civilian Assistant] -- 1st. Examiner - [page] 45 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5 A Trace 2
Object - Loan Hill - A Hill
- Drumfundle Hill - Hill
- Drumfriel - A hill
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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MILLDOWN HILL |
Milldown Hill
Milldown Hill |
David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan Peter Stroyan Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small flat hill lying in the direction of North & South and Situated on the Farm of MeicKle Leight. the Soil consists of Heathy Pasture, it is the Property of Sir Alexander Wallace and is about 2 1/2 miles N. E. [North East] of Cairn Ryan village. |
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SOUTH MOILE |
South Moile
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small flat Hill lying in the direction of North & South the Soil Consists of Heathy Pasture, and is Situated on the Farm of MeicKle Leight. distant about 2 miles North of Cairn Ryan village it is the most Southerly of three Small hills Lying one after each other in the direction South and North, hence the name South Moil. |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.[Civilian] Assistant -- 1st. Examiner - [page] 46 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5 A Trace 2
Object - Milldown Hill - A Hill
- South Moile - Hill
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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POLYMODIE BRIDGE |
Polymodie Bridge
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKleLeight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stone & lime built Bridge of one arch- and built at the expense of the County - it is on the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and is distant about 7 miles from the former place it is built over a Small Stream called Polymodie Burn. |
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LITTLE LEIGHT HILL |
Little Leight Hill
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKleLeight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Hill on the Farm of Little Leight, it lies in the direction North and South, and is very Steep on the west Side, The Soil is Rocky & rough Pasture it is Situated on the East Side of the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and is distant about 7 1/2 Miles from the former, On the Summit is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station Called by The Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Little Leith Probably after the name of the Farm which is Spelled Little Leight . |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C. Assist [Civilian Assistant] -- 1st. Examiner - [page] 47 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5 A Trace 3
Object - Polymodie Bridge - A Bridge
- Little Leight Hill - A Hill
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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TONGUE BURN |
Tongue Burn
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream of Surface water, collecting on the moor, of Little Leight and flowing into the Galloway Burn it divides A Small Triangular corner of ground from the N.W. [North West] end of Little Leight Hill And the Account of the division this made it gets the name of Tongue Burn,- |
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LAIRDS HILL |
Lairds Hill
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David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Steep hill on a farm of the same name, Situated about 1 mile North of the village of cairn Ryan, the Soil consists of Arable and Heathy pasture, towards the South end of it. It is Rocky & cover'd with Natural Wood & furze and a Small portion of it is planted. with fir Wood. it taKes its name from the farm on which it is Situated And in turn the farm gets the name of Lairds Hill from its being a long time held by the Proprietor. Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.A. [Civilian Assistant] -- 1st. Examiner - [page] 48 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5 A Trace 3
Object - Tongue Burn- A Stream
- Lairds Hill - A Hill
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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POLYMODIE |
Polymodie
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
David Beggs
Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Thatched Cot house on the Farm of Little Leight, now in bad repair the old line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae, passes by the East end of it before the Present new line of Road was made between the places named This was A Public House Licenced for the retail of Spirituous Liquors and was Known by the Sign of the Lochnaw Arms (A lion) and was Kept by A. Mrs. Ross for many Years. previous to the changing of line of road. there was then a Small portion of ground attached to it but is now annexed to the farm of Little Leight , its Situation is about 7 miles N.W. [North West] of the Town of Stranraer & is the property of Sir Alexander of Loch Ryan House |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Civil [Civilian] Assistant -- 1st. Examiner - [page] 49 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5 A Trace 3
Object - Polymodie - A House
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20th. March 1847 |
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POLYMODIE BRIDGE |
Polymodie Bridge
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stone and lime built County Bridge of One Arch. On the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and distant about 7 miles for in the former place, it is built over Polymodie Burn, a Small stream of surface water flowing into the East Side of Loch Ryan.- |
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POLYMODIE BURN |
Polymodie Burn
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan David Beggs Farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream of Surface water Collecting on the Farm of Little Leight and falling into the East Side of Loch Ryan. in its course it is Step and craggy and tumbling down . A rocky Channel in one instance there is a Linn nearly 35 feet formed by the Water falling perpendicularly from the Top of a rocK . |
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Object - Polymodie Bridge - A Bridge
- Polymodie Burn - A Stream
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
20th. March 1847 |
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OLD HOUSE POINT |
Old House Point
Old House Point
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David Beggs farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Triangular Shaped headland or promontary jutting into the East Side Loch Ryan and is in whole a bold but flat Shingle bed, on its outward or West point is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station of this Same name. given by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party, on the east Side it is in part bounded by a field of Arable ground now belonging to the farm of Burnfoot, in this field there formerly was an old house, the ruins of which remained for a long period and from this , the field [continues] to be Known by the name of old House. And from this field also this headland or point taKes the name of old House point- |
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Object - Old House Point - A headland
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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LONG STONE OF LITTLE LEIGHT |
Long Stone of Little Leight
Long Stone of Little Leight |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
David Beggs farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A large Stone of nearly Six Feet in height and about 4 feet in girth, its shape is irregular and its dimensions at its top nearly the same as the bottom it stands in a stone wall fence on the East side of Little Leight hill and on the fence on the West Side of the old line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae. On the East side of this Stone there is an inscription, now So defaced that it cannot be read, and there is no tradition in the Country to define what this inscription has been. |
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Object - Long Stone of Little Leight - A Stone
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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LAIRDS HILL |
Lairds Hill
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David Beggs farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small thatched farm house. with office houses Slated and in good repair the Soil Consists of Arable, Rocky and Heathy pasture with a Small portion of natural and planted wood, but the greater portion of this farm which consists of about 100 acres, is arable and it gets the name. Lairds Hill from its being along time Kept in the occupation of Sir Alexander Wallace the Proprietor. |
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OLD HOUSE |
Old House
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David Beggs farmer Little Leight by Cairn Ryan
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Field of arable ground on the farm of Burn Foot And on the West Side of the Line of Road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and distant 6 3/4 miles from the former place There was formerly A house in this field which for a long period remained in ruins hence the name. |
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Object - Lairds Hill - A House and Farm
- Old House - A Field
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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GALLOWAY BURN |
Galloway Burn
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
David Beggs Farmer
Little Leight By Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream of Surface waters collected off the Moors and flowing in a Small rapid and rocKy channel into the East Side of Loch Ryan from nearly its Source it is the Boundary Line between the counties of Wigtown and Ayr on the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae is a bridge built over the Stream. it is a County Bridge and is distant nearly 8 Miles from the Town of [Stranraer] . |
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GALLOWAY BRIDGE |
Galloway Bridge
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan David Beggs Farmer Little Leight By Cairn Ryan |
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A large Stone and lime built County Bridge of one arch over the Galloway Burn, on the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and distant nearly 8 miles from the former place the arch of this bridge is about 12 feet high & wide in proportion on account of this Stream over which it is built being subject to Sudden rises of rapid current in rainy or Wet Weather as well as its course being RocKy and Steep |
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Object - Galloway Burn - A Stream
- Galloway Bridge - A Bridge
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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LEIGHT MOOR |
Leight Moor
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan David Beggs Farmer Little Leight By Cairn Ryan |
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A large tract of Moorland on the Farm of Little Leight and is about 1 1/2 miles north of the village of Cairn Ryan Proprietor. Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House occupier David beggs - Farmer On this moor is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [trigonometrical] Party Leith Moor. |
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LITTLE LEIGHT |
Little Leight
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan David Beggs Farmer Little Leight By Cairn Ryan |
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A Farm House with office Houses . all of which are in good repair, attached is a farm of 364 acres of ground, about one third of it only, is arable and the remainder moorland it is Situated about 2 miles north of the village of cairn Ryan Proprietor, Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House, occupier David Beggs Farmer. |
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Object - Leight Moor - A tract of Moorland
- Little Leight - A House and Farm
[Signed] Thomas Smith
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CRAIGAMMIN |
Craigammin
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David Beggs Farmer
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Peter Stroyan Farmer
MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Farm House with office houses all of which are in middling good repair attached is a a farm of about 12 acres of Ground the Soil is Good and nearly the whole of it admits of Cultivation, it is on the East Side of Loch Ryan and Close to verge of the Galloway burn which is the Boundary between the Counties of Wigton and Ayr, Proprietor Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House and Occupier John McClung |
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Object - Craigammin - A House and Farm
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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CAIRNTOOTON |
Cairntooton
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David Stalker Gardener Lives on the Demesne of Corswall (Kirkcolm)
John McCrea junr [junior] Farmer Cairntooton (via) Kirkcolm |
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CLACHAN HILL |
Clachan Hill
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John McCrea Senr [Senior] Farmer Clashmurray (via) Kirkcolm
John McCrea junr [junior] Farmer Cairntooton (via) Kirkcolm |
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A Considerable Hill Sloping gradually on the South and West and drops at Sea Coast on the North and East.the Demesne of Corswall is a part of said hill on it stands a ◬ Station Call by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Surveyor Clachan old, on it are five small farms and is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corswall, |
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Object - Cairntooton - House
- Clachan Hill - Hill
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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HIGH CLACHAN |
High Clachan
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David Agnew Farmer High Clachan (via Kirkcolm)
David StalKer Gardens Lives on the Demesne of Corswall (via) Kirkcolm |
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A good House and offices in good repair built of Stone and slated it is part of Clachan Hill, but a separate taKe from any of the other takes, and is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corswall |
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DALCHIST |
Dalchist
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Andrew Agnew Farmer. and occupier of said House and land
John McCubbin
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A small thatched House and offices in middling repair. North west of Kirkcolm village and is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corswall |
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Object - High Clachan - House & Farm
- Dalchist - House & land
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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DOO CAVES OR DOVE CAVES |
Doo Caves or Dove Caves |
John McDowal Sloughnagarry (via) Kirkcolm
John McCrea Clashmurray (via) KirKcolm |
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CLACHAN HEUGHS |
Clachan Heughs
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John McDowal Sloughnagairy (via) KirKcolm
John McCrea |
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Object - Dove Caves - Caves
- Clachan Heughs - Heughs
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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CORSWALL |
Corswall House
Corswall House |
Hamilton Thompson Kirkcolm
David Stalker Gardener Lives on the [Demesne] of Corswall (via Kirkcolm) |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 1st. Examiner -- [page] 62 -- Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5A T. [Trace] 4
Object - Corswall House - House
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[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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SLOUGHNAGARRY |
Sloughnagarry
Sloughnagary |
John McDowal Farmer Sloughnagary (via) KirKcolm
John McCrea Senr. [Senior] Farmer Clashmurray (via) KirKcolm |
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A small port where Small Boats are fit to come in. it is west of the Clachan Heughs and is surrounded by RocKs on the East and west.- |
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PORTBEG |
Portbeg
Portbeg |
John McDowal Farmer Sloughnagary (via) KirKcolm
John McCrea Senr. [Senior] Farmer Clashmurray (via) KirKcolm |
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JAMIESONS POINT |
Jamiesons Point |
John McDowal Farmer Sloughnagary (via) KirKcolm
John McCrea Senr. [Senior] Farmer Clashmurray (via) KirKcolm |
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CADLOCK |
Cadlock
Cadlock |
David Skimming KirKcolm
Hamilton Thompson KirKcolm |
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A small thatched House in good repair. it takes its name from a place on the shore. where fishermen taKes bait for fishing |
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List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 1st. Examiner -- [page] 63 -- Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5A T. [Trace] 4
Object - Sloughnagarry - Port
- Portbeg - Port
- Jamiesons point- Point of rock
- Cadlock - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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CORSWALL MILL |
Corswall Mill
Corswall Mill |
Andrew Hannagh Miller Corswall Mill KirKcolm
Mr. Thomas Herron Joiner Lives Convenient [to] Corswall Mill KirKcolm |
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A good Stone House about one mile N. [North] west of KirKcolm village . it is on the farm of Milton. and the property of James Moore Esqr. Corswall |
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CORSWALL BURN |
Corswall Burn |
Andrew Hannagh Miller Corswall Mill KirKcolm
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CLASHMURRAY |
Clashmurray |
David StalKer in [Corswall] Demesne (via ) KirKcolm
James McCrea Farmer Clasmurray (via) KirKcolm |
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A small thatched House in good repair, a portion of land attached. and is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corswall |
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List of Names collected- by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 1st. Examiner -- [page] 64 -- Parish of KirKcolm -- Plan 5A T. [Trace] 4
Object - Corswall Mill - Mill
- Corswall Burn - Burn
- Clashmurray - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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BURNFOOT ESTABLISHED CHURCH |
Burnfoot Established Church
Burnfoot Established Church |
Richard C Johnston Chairman Cairn Ryan Village
Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small neat Stone and lime Built house in complete and thorough repair and of that Size capable of accommodating 3000 persons. It was built in the Year 1841 + 42. By Sir Alexander Wallace And A Small Subscription raised in aid the average number of attendant Congregation is about 100 persons and the average number of Communicants is about 15 persons. of this last class the greater part of the attendant communicants go to the Parish Church of Inch- this being only a Chapple of Ease there is a probationary minister paid by Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House and a Small Yearly donation from the Establishment , there is a Sexton and Presenter. this latter at a Salary of £2 per Annum |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C. Assist [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 65 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 5
Object - Burnfoot Established Church - A Church
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
March 1847 |
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CAIRN RYAN HILL |
Cairn Ryan Hill
Cairn Ryan Hill |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
Archibald McCreadie Minister Cairn Ryan |
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A large Hill consisting of RocKy and rough pasture and on the East Side it is very Steep and Thinly interspersed with Furze on this Side also is a Slate quarry. open but not constantly Worked. The Slate is of a Soft Blue colour and not of the best description, its Situation is about 1/4 of a mile E. [East] of the village of Cairn Ryan and is on the Summit there is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station |
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BURN FOOT |
Burn Foot
Burn Foot |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
John Owens Farmer Burn Foot by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small neat Farm House and office Houses all Slated and in good repair, attached is a farm of 80 acres of ground the Soil is fertile and nearly the Whole of it admitt of Cultivated it is Situated about 1 mile North of Cairn Ryan Village Proprietor Sir Alexander Wallace occupier John Owens- |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 67 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 5
Object -Cairn Ryan Hill - Hill
- Burn Foot - A house and farm
[Signed] Thomas Smith
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BURNFOOT BRIDGE |
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
John Owens Farmer Burn Foot by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stone and Lime built County Bridge of one arch on the Line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae and about 3/4ths. of a mile N. [North] of Cairn Ryan Village it is built over a Small Stream called Glen Burn- |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
Peter Stroyan Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan
John Owens Farmer Burn foot by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream averaging about 20 LinKs Wide, and formed mostly of Surface water Collecting on the Moor part of the farm of Meickle Leight Near its Source it is joined by Lanedripple Burn which gives it a large Supply of Water- it passes under Burnfoot Bridge and flows into Loch Ryan about 3/4 ths. of a mile North of Cairn Ryan village The Bed of this Burn is RocKy And these RocKs are of that Soft Blue Slate. description mentioned in the description of Cairn Ryan Hill, the Ground on either Side for the most part is very steep. and thickly covered With Wood - and underwood |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.A [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 68 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 5
Object - Glen Burn - A Stream
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LOCH RYAN HOUSE |
Loch Ryan House
Loch Ryan House |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
Richard C. Johnstone Cairn Ryan |
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A large neat Mansion House in Complete and Through repair, A Stone over the inside edge of the lental of the Hall door . Shows it to have been Built in the Year 1701. attached to it is a Set of office houses in good repair, also a neatly Kept Garden ornamental ground deerparK and other Wooded Demesne lands It is the family Seat and present residence of Sir Alexander Wallace.- and is Situated on the East Side of the line of road from Stranraer to Ballantrae distant 6 1/2 miles
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist. [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 69 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 5
Object - Loch Ryan House - A House
- Old House Point - See Description Given with Trace No. 3
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
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OLD HALL |
Old Hall
Old Hall |
Peter Stroyan Farmer MeicKle Leight by Cairn Ryan
Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House Cairn Ryan |
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This Name applies to the Ruins of a large old House. which is pointed out as being Formerly the residence of the proprietor of the Farm on which it stands.- It is Situated on the North Side of the Glen Burn And about 1 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] of the village of Cairn Ryan village |
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CAIRNBEG |
Cairnbeg
Cairnbeg |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan
Robert Moat Drummuckloch By Stranraer |
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This name applies to the ruins of a house which With a Small portion of Ground was formerly a Sublet off the farm of High Croach. this ruins first got the name when Built and though it was never recognised as a farm by the proprietor Sir A. Wallace the name Still Continues and is now as formerly a part of the High Croach Farm. |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist. [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 71 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 6
Object - Old Hall -A ruins
- CairnBeg
Genl. [General] Sir Alexander Wallaces . - says that this House or Hall was the residence of the proprietor of the Farm upon which it stands, and that there are proofs of its having been inhabited in 1563.-
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
2nd. April [18]47. |
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CAIRNBEG HILL |
Cairnbeg Hill
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William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan Village
Robert Moat DrummucKloch by Stranraer |
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A Small Hill consisting of Arable and Heathy pasture, Situated on the farm of High Croach and about 1 mile South West of the Village of Cairn Ryan : on the West Side this Hill is Steep rocky and interspersed with furze. and on the east by a Tabular Tract of moorland. |
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CROACH |
Croach |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan Village
Robert Moat DrummucKloch by Stranraer |
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This name applies to the former farm house of High Croach a part of which is now in ruins and the remainder Still under roof, it is Situated about 1 mile East of the new or present farm House. proprietor Sir Alexander Wallace Occupier William Murray |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist. [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 73 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A
Object - Cairnbeg Hill -A Hill
- Croach - A House
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
2nd. April 1847. |
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CLADY HOUSE BURN |
Clady House Burn |
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan Village
Revd. [Reverend] McCreadie Minister Cairn Ryan Village |
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A Small Stream of Surface Water collecting off the Moors of Several And High Croach and flowing into the East side of Loch Ryan about 5 1/4 miles N.E. [North East] of Stranraer |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist. [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 75 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 6
Object - Clady House Burn - A Stream
- Glen Burn - A Stream - See Description Given With Trace No. 5
- Cairn Ryan Hill - A Hill - See Description With Trace No. 5
[Signed] Thomas Smith
C.A [Civilian Assistant ]
April 2nd. 1847. |
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SEVERAL MOOR |
Several Moor
Several Moor |
William Peebles farmer DrummucKloch by Cairn Ryan
William Hunter Farmer Cairn Ryan |
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This name applies to a large Tract of Moorland Situated about one mile South East of Cairn Ryan Village it is bounded on the North Side by the farms of High Croach and Meickle Leight And on the South & Western Sides by the Farms of Beoch and DrummucKloch it was formerly Annexed to the Beoch but it is now Annexed to that of DrummucKloch it is all moorland Save the field brought into Cultivation this Season Proprietor, the Earl of Stair occupied John Creadie, |
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List of Names collected- by Thomas Smith C.Assist. [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 77 -- Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace 6
Object - Several Moor - A Moor
[Signed] Thomas Smith
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2nd. April 1847. |
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CAIRN RYAN N. [NORTH] |
Cairn Ryan N. [North] A Trig [Trigonometrical] Station |
William Hunter Cairn Ryan
William Murray High [Croach] Cairn Ryan |
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LOW PORTENCALLIE |
Low Portencallie
Low Portencalzie |
Mr. Robert Cochrin Low Portencallie Kirkcolm |
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A good and Commodious Dwelling house Two story High With a small Bone Mill & out houses in good repair. There is also a farm of 280 acres of good land attached. At the present occupied by Mr. Robert Cochrin. Low Portencallie is situatedon the S.E [South East] Side of Loch Ryan And near Lady Bay. And is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall Ho. [House] KirKcolm |
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LADY BAY |
Lady Bay |
Chart of Loch Ryan By Commd.[Commander] C.G. Robinson R.N. [Royal Navy] 1839 |
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A Small Sandy Bay on Portencallie Shore S.E. [South East] Side of Loch Ryan. A Shelter for for fishing Boats & for Small craft taKing off the Produce of the County to the vessels laying in the Loch. Property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall Ho. [House] Kirkcolm |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby -- 2nd. Examiner -- [Page] 79-- Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5A Trace No. 1
Object - Low Portencallie - House and farm
- Lady Bay - Small Bay
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
11th. March 1846 |
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PORTMORE BAY |
Portmore Bay |
Chart of Loch Ryan by Commdr. [Commander] C.G. Robinson R.N. [Royal Navy] in 1839 |
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A Small Sandy Port or Bay. Used as a Port or Harbour for Fishing Boats And for taking off the produce of the Farmes. To the trading Vessels. In Loch Ryan there is also a trigl ◬ [trigonometrical Station] Stands Near called Portmore Shore The property of James Moore Esq Corsewall House KirKcolm. |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby 2nd. Examiner -- [Page] 80 - Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5A Trace No. 1& 4
Object - Portmore Bay - Port or Bay
- Boat Bank Cot - house - entry scored out
[Signed] William BirKby
P. R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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CLACHAN HEUGHS |
Clachan Heughs |
David Guthrie Factor Church Street Stranraer
Chart of Loch Ryan by Cmd [Commander] C.G. Robinson R.N.[Royal Navy] in A.D. 1839 |
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Part of Clachans Shore very Bold Perpendicular Rocks & Low large Ravines. There is a gravel walk from Corsewall House To the Head of the ravine Clachan Shore is the Property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall Ho. [House] Kirkcolm |
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PORTBACK BAY |
Portback Bay |
Chart of Loch Ryan by Cmd [Commander] C.G. Robinson R.N.[Royal Navy] in A.D. 1839 |
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A Small Port or Harbour For fishing Boats, And for taking off the Produce of the Farmers. At this place To the trading Vessels. In Loch Ryan Port Back bay in High Clachan is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall Ho. [House] Kirkcolm |
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List of Names collected- by William BirKby -- 2nd. Examiner -- [Page] 81 - Parish of Kirkcolm -- Plan 5A Trace No. 4
Object - Clachan Heughs - Rocks
- Portback Bay - Port or Bay
[Signed] William BirKby
P. R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners 14th
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JAMISON POINT |
Jamison Point |
Chart of Loch Ryan by Comd [Commander] C.G. Robinson Rl.N.[Royal Navy] in A.D. 1839 |
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A point of Land on the Clachan of Loch Ryan Composit the Shore at this place of Low Rocks. is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall House KirKcolm |
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HIGH CLACHAN |
High Clachan |
David Agnew Farmer High Clachan
David Guthrie Factor Church Street Stranraer |
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A large Portion of Country of which David Agnew holds the Largest farm. About 115 acres of good Land. With a good House & office houses in proper repair There ar Seven or Eight Smaller Farmes or Sub divisions naming from 115. to 1 acre and all Called High Clachan And is the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewall House KirKcolm |
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Object - Jamison Point - Point of Land
- High Clachan - Portion of Cultivated Country
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt. R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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CORSEWELL |
Corsewell |
David Guthrie Factor in Corsewell Church Street Stranraer |
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A very large And Commodious Dwelling house three Story high Slated with offices or out houses in good repair . There is also very fine gardens. ornamental grounds and a farm of 200 acres Chiefly Plantations corsewell House is Situated on the S.E. [South East] Shore of Loch Ryan . And close to the village of KirKcolm or the clachan Corsewell House is the property And residence of James Moore Esqr. |
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Object - Corsewall - House
[Signed] William BirKby Private
R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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MILLTON |
Millton |
David Guthrie Esqr.
Factor Church Street
Stranraer
David Agnew Farmer High Clachan Kirkcolm |
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A Corn Mill two Storeys High & Slated. Also a large farm 101 acres occupied by David Agne. And an other Farm containing 8 A [acres] 2 r [roods] 0 p [pecks] occupied by Mr. John Cubbin A. House for the Miller and School Masters House. Milton is situated N.W. [North West]. Milton is situated N.W. [North West] of the village of Kirkcolm about 1 3/4 miles All the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewell House KirKcolm |
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DALCHRIST |
Dalchist
Dalkest |
David Agnew Farmer High Clachan
David Guthrie Esqr. Factor Church Street Stranraer |
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A low thatched House with Out houses in bad repair. At present occupied by Andrew Agnew he holdes a farm of 12 acres of good land the property of James Moore Esqr. Corsewell ho. [House] Kirkcolm |
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Object - Millton - Mill & House
- Dalchist - House
[Signed] William BirKby Private
R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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LONG TOM |
Long Tom |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House by Cairn Ryan |
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A large Standing Stone 6 feet High Commonly Called Long Tom or Tomes Stone |
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GALLOWAY BURN |
Galloway Burn |
John McCleary Galloway Burn by Cairn Ryan |
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A Small Stream that for 1/2 a mile Divides the Counties of Wigton and Ayer. Its channel Is down a Deep Wood Glen. On its Course down this Glen it passes under the Road from Stranraer to Ayr Spanned at this place by a bridge of one arch 5 Chains Below this Bridge it falls into Loch Ryan |
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Object - Long Tom - Standing stone
- Galloway Burn- Small stream
[Signed] William BirKby
P t. R.S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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CROACH |
Croach |
William Harvey Farmer Croach Cairn Ryan |
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a very old house & out houses in bad Repair. With a large farm of Moor land atatched the The property of General Sir Alexander Wallace. |
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Object - Croach - House and Farm
- Old house of Croach - entry is scored out
[Signed] William BirKby Private
Royal Sappers & Miners
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TAX STONE |
Tax Stone |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan Ho. [House] Cairn Ryan |
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A large Stone about 5 feet high Built in the wall on the road Side (old Road to Ayr) and in little Leight Farm. In old times the Carrier or Pedlar used to be taxed here when coming from Ayr to Galloway There are Several Names Cutt on the Stone. Perhaps the lifters of this Toll. only one of which Can be made out John Smith. |
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NORTH MOILE |
North Moile |
David Beggs Farmer
Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A round heathy hill . The North end of which Rests on the County Boundary North Moile is in Meickle Leight farm the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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Object - Croach - Tax Stone - Large Stone
- North Moile - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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CAIRN RYAN HILL |
Cairn Ryan Hill |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House Cairn Ryan |
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A Larg hill overlooking the village of Cairn Ryan. The East Side or face Next Cairn Ryan Village. being steep and Rocky . General Wallaces Demesne wall being the base thereof between the Base and top there are good Estate quarrys. The N.W. [North West] end of the Hill [Streatches] away by a flat Ridge with a Peat Road along it. Cairn Ryan hill is the Property of General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan Ho. [House] |
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LEIGHT MOOR |
Leight Moor |
David Beggs Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A large flat Moor covered with Heath the Property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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List of Names collected- by Privt. [Private] William BirKby RS & [Royal Sappers & ] Miners 1st. Examiner -- [page] 88 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 5
Object - Cairn Ryan Hill - Hill
- Leight Moor - Moor
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
26th. Jany [January] 1846 |
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SOUTH MOILE |
South Moile |
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meikle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A large flat hill being part of the Same Chain or range of North Moile & Midmoile on it Stands in MeiKle Leight farm the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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LOAN HILL |
Loan Hill |
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meikle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A long flat hill in Meikle Leight farm the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace. |
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List of Names collected- by William BirKby Private RS & M[Royal Sappers & Miners] 1st. Examiner -- [page] 89 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 2,3
Object - South Moil - Hill
- Loan Hill - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
26th. January 1846 |
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MID MOILE |
Mid Moile |
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A large Heathy hill on which Stands the Trigl. ◬s [Trigonometrical Stations] Leith hill the proper name of which is Mid Moile Mid Moile is in MeicKle farm the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 90 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 2,3
Object - Fellsaverey - Hill - entry is scored out
- Mid Moile - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
26th. January 1846 |
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DRUMFREIAL |
Drumfreial |
Peter Stroyan Farmer
Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A long low flat hill confined on the South Side by two Streams & towards the North by a hollow East by a Stream in MeiKle Leight the property of Sir Alexander Wallace |
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DRUMFUNDLE |
Drumfundle |
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meickle Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A long Ridge of heigh Land Bounded East & West by Streams and towards the North Long Tom a Standing Stone is there on . it & in MeicKle Leight farm the Property of Sir General Alexander Wallace |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby RS [Royal Sappers &] & Miners 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 91 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3
Object - Drumfreial - Hill
- Drumfundle - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
26th. Jany [January] 1846 |
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OLD HOUSE |
Old House |
David Beggs
Farmer
Little Leight by Cairn Ryan |
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A field on the Side of New Road from Stranraer to Ayr where there were formerly a House Stood from which the name is derived old house is the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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SEVERAL HILL |
Several Hill |
John McCreadie Farmer Drummuckloch by Cairn Ryan |
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A long flat hill, of Rough Heathy Pasture on the Summit of Which Stands the Trigl ◬ improperly called Croach Situated in the North Side of Drummuckloch Farm. Proprietor the Earl of Stair. |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby R S [Royal Sappers &] & Miners 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 91 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3, 5
Object - Old House - Point of Land
- Several Hill - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
26th. January 1846 |
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LITTLE LEIGHT |
Litttle Leight |
David Beggs
Farmer Little Leight Cairn Ryan |
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A neat & Commodious White Cottage with out Houses in good repair There is a very large Farm of moor Land atatched thereto And is the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace Leigh Ryan House |
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MEIKLE LEIGHT |
Meikle Leight |
Peter Stroyan Farmer Meikle Leight |
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A Large White house & out Houses in good Repair There is a very larg Farm atatched thereto Cheifly Moor Land It is the Property of General Sir Alexander Wallace of Loch Ryan House - |
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List of Names collected- by Private William BirKby RS [Royal Sappers &] & Miners 1st. Examiner -- [page] 91 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3, 5
Object - Old House - Point of Land
- Several Hill - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
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PALYMODIE |
Palymodie |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House by Cairn Ryan |
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An old dwelling House & out House in Ruin This house was formerly a Publick Ho. [House] on the old Road to Ayr. Palymodie Belongs To Lairds Hill Farm & is in the Hands of General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House |
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PALYMODIE BRIDGE |
Palymodie Bridge |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House by Cairn Ryan |
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A Good Bridge with one Arch. Which Spans a Deep Glen at this place Comonly Called Polymadie Burn. On the Post Road from Stranraer to Ayr Polymadie Burn Divides the Farms of Lairds Hill & Little Leight. |
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List of Names collected- by William BirKby Pt RS & M [ Private Royal Sappers & Miners]1st. Examiner -- [page] 94 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3
Object - Palymodie - Old Dwelling House & Out Houses in Ruin
- Palymodie Bridge
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
13th. Sept [September] 1845 |
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LAIRDS HILL |
Lairds Hill |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House Cairn Ryan |
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A large farm of Moor land chiefly there is a good Dwelling House & out houses. In good repair this Farm is in the hands of the proprietor general Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House. |
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Burn foot |
Burn foot |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan House Cairn Ryan |
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Burn Foot Two Houses & four partly in Ruin als The Astablished Kirk With a Bridge that Spans the [Stream] by one arch at this Place on the New Road from Stranraer To Ayr The old House of Loch Ryan formerly Stood at this place It is the property of Sir Alexander Wallace |
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List of Names collected- by William BirKby Pt RS & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]1st. Examiner -- [page] 95 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3,5
Object - Lairds Hill - Farm
- Burn foot - Established Kirk Old Houses & Bridge
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
23th. Sept [September] 1845 |
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BURN FOOT FARM |
Burn Foot Farm |
John Owens Farmer
Burn Foot by Cairn Ryan |
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A good & Commodious Farm House. & out Houses in good Repair With a large farm of Rough Land atatched the property of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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LOCH RYAN HOUSE |
Loch Ryan House |
General Sir Alexander Wallace Loch Ryan [House]
By Cairn Ryan |
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A Large Castlelated Ho. [House] With Beautiful Gardens orchard Ornamental Grounds & Out Houses in Good Repair There is also a good farm atatched - The property & residence of General Sir Alexander Wallace |
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List of Names collected- by William BirKby Pt RS & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] 1st. Examiner -- [Page] 96 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 5
Object - Burn Foot Farm - Farm
- Loch Ryan House -
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt RS& [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
23th. Sept [September] 1845 |
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WHITE CAVE |
White Cave |
John McClung March Burn by Cairn Ryan
James Early Tol Bar A short distance North of Galloway Burn By Cairn Ryan |
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This Cave is Situated a short distance from the High water mark and on the face of a precipice, it runs for a short distance in an Easterly direction, over the precipice is a thick close wood of Oaks, to a place of rest for pidgeons and is the property of General Wallace. |
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DOVE CAVE |
Dove Cave |
John McCleary March Burn by Cairn Ryan
James Early Tol Bar A short distance North of Galloway Burn By Cairn Ryan |
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Is about 20 Chains South of Galloway Bridge. and Close by the high water marK and in the face of a precipice which is well planted with Oak trees, it runs for about one chains length in an Easterly direction. is a place of refuge for pigeons, and is on general Wallace's property |
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List of Names collected- by C.A [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 24th. June 1847 -- 1st. Examiner -- [page] 97 - Parish of Inch -- Plan 5A Trace No. 3
Object - White Cave - Cave
- Dove Cove - Cave
[Signed] Thomas Jordan C.A. [civilian Assistant]
[Signed]
W. Driscoll Gosset Lt. R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
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[Page] 98
[Volume] 3
OSI/35/3/98
Wigtownshire
Plan 5A
Names of Parishes -- Page
Parish of Kirkcolm -- 1
Parish of Inch -- 5 |
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