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Parish of Penninghhame
Plan 8 A
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Cruives of Cree -- 7
Craigie -- 3
Glassoch Fell -- 5 [Not on Plan 8A. ]
Glenhapple -- 6
Glenhapple wood -- 5
Glenuckhoch wood -- 3
Glenwernock -- 8
Knockville -- 3Kirkhobble --- 8
Knockville woods -- 4
Loch of Cree --5
Loch Quie -- 4
Loch Swad -- 4
Market Cross Stone -- 7
old hill of the Cruives -- 6
Penninghame -- 8
[Signed] W Driscoll Gosset
Lt RE [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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GLENLUCKHOCH WOOD |
Glenloch wood
Glenlockardwood
Glenluck hoch wood
Glenlochard Wood
Glenluckhoch Wood
Glenluckhoch Wood
Glenluckhoch Wood |
Robert McGennett
James McMuldroch
George McHaffie Esqr. Provost of Wigton and factor of the Estate
David McWhirter
Gilbert Wilson
James McKie
James Stroyan |
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[Situation] - In the N. [North] of the parish & 7 miles N.W. [North West] of Newton Stewart
A small wood on the farm of Glenvernoch consisting of Hazel Birch and a few ash trees.- A Natural Wood.- |
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KNOCKVILLE |
Knockville
Knockville
Knockville
Knockville
knockville |
John McGeoch
George McHaffie Esq. Wigton
J McMuldroch Beoch
David McWhirter
James Thomson |
008 |
[Situation] 5 1/2 miles N.W. [North West] of Newton Stewart & in the N. [North ] of the Parish of Penninghame
An ordinary farm house with outhouses and a large farm of Moorland attached. |
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LOCH OF CREE |
River Cree
Loch of Cree
Loch of Cree |
John McGeoch
Ainslies Map of Wigtonshire 1782
George McHaffie Esqr. Wigton |
008 |
A part of the Loch of Cree called Loch of Cree |
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CRAIGIE |
Craigie
Craigie |
James Arthur Farmer Glenvernoch
William Kirk Gamekeeper Penninghame |
008 |
[Situation] - In the Northern part of the Parish and South of Glenluckloch Wood A rather precipitous and rocky eminence, on the northern side of it is slightly covered in heathy pasture is of small extent and elevation, and an object of no great interest. it adjoins on the South Side of Glenluckhoch wood. |
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[Page] 3
Parish of Penningham
Form 136 Page
9 - Glenluckhoch Wood
10 - Knockville
12 - River Cree
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KNOCKVILLE WOOD |
Knockville Wood
Knockville Wood
Knockville Wood
Knockville |
John McGeogh
Mr Samuel Howard
George McHaffie Esq.
Ainslie's Map of Wigton 1782 |
008 |
[Situation] - 1/4 of a mile N.E. [North East] of Knockville Farm House - A small wood on the S W [South West] side of Loch of Cree the property of Colonel Stopford Blair of Penninghamehouse. |
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LOCH QUIE |
Loch Cooeye.
Loch Quie.
Loch Covey or Couey |
James Mc Muldroch
James Stroyan
James Thomson Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
Mr James McKie
Mr William Kirk |
008 |
[Situation] - In the N. [North] of this Parish of 5 1/2 miles N.W. [North West] of Newtonstewart- A small Loch in a moor. |
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LOCH SWAD |
Loch Swad |
James McMuldroch
James Thomson Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Garawachie |
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[Situation] 5/8 of a mile SE [South East] of Loch Quie.- A small Loch in a Moor. |
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[Page] 4-- Parish of Penningham
Knockville wood - Form 136 - Page 10
Loch Cooeye - Loch Quie - Form 136 - Page 11
Loch Swad - form 136 - Page 11 |
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GLASSOCH FELL |
Glassoch Fell
Glasoch Fell
Glassoch Fell
Glassoch
Glassoch Fell |
James Mc Muldroch
ainslie's Map of Wigtownshire 1782
George McHaffie Esq Provost of Wigton
ainslie's Map of Wigtownshire 1782
David McWhirter
James Thomson
Glassoch |
008 |
[Situation] - 6 Miles N.W. [North West] of Newtonstewart - A large mossy & rocky hill. |
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LOCH OF CREE |
River Cree
Loch Cree or
Loch of Cree
Loch of Cree
Loch of Cree |
Revd [Reverend] Samuel Richardson
George McHaffie Esq.
James Stroyen.
Ainslies Map of Wigtonshire 1782. |
008 |
[situation] Forms the NE [North East] boundary of the Parish of Penninghame & County of Wigton - The Loch of Cree is merely a portion of the River which spreads out into a Lake of about four miles in length the breadth is various but not great in any place in some places the water is pretty deep. |
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GLENHAPPLE WOOD |
Glenhapple wood
Glenhapple wood
Glenhapple wood
Glenhapple (wood)
Glenhapple wood
Glenhapple |
Mr Daniel Ferguson
James Thomson
Glassoch
Alexander Hannay
Garawachie
James McMuldroch
George McHaffie Esq Wigton
Stat Acct [Statistical Account] 1841
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
008 |
[Situation] - About 5 Miles NW [North West] of Newtonstewart & on the S W [South West] side of the road leading from Newtonstewart to Ayr - A small wood on the S W [South West] side of the Loch of Cree on the Glenhapple farm - the property of Colonel Stopford Blair |
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Parish of Penningham -- [Page] 5
Glassoch Fell --Form 136 - Page 11
River Cree -- Form 136- Page 12
Glenhapple Wood - Form 136-
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OLD KIRK OF CRUIVES OF CREE |
Old Kirk of Cruives of Cree
Chapel
Old Kirk of Cruives of Cree
Old Kirk of Cruives of Cree |
James Mc Muldroch
History of Wigtonshire
John McDooal
George McHaffie Esq. Wigton
Alexander Hannay
Garawachie |
008 |
[Situation] -NE [North East] portion of the Parish & about 4 1/2 miles from Newtonstewart & on the SW [South West] side of the road leading from Newtonstewart to Ayr.- An old church with a yard or [burial] ground attached to it. "About 5 miles N [North] of newton stewart are the ruins of a chapel which was built in 1508 by John Kennedy of Blairquhan who erected it to St Ninian and endowed the Chaplaincy for the celebration of the Devine service in it with an annual rent of £8-10.0 from the Barony of Alloway. This was confirmed by the Kings charter 20 June 1508" see caledonia [Chalmers] page 435. The East Gable [the] foundation is all that is now to be seen. Some poor people are still buried here. W- - |
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GLENHAPPLE |
Glenhapple
Glenhapple
Glenhapple
Glenhapple |
Daniel Ferguson
James Thomson
Farmer Glassoch
George McHaffie Esq. Wigton
Ainslie's Map of Wigton 1782 |
008 |
[Situation] - about 1/2 mile N [North] by West of the old Kirk of the Cruives of Cree - A small Farm house with out houses and a large farm principally moor land attached the property of Colonel Stopford Blair |
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[Page] 6 - Parish of Penninghame
Old Kirk of the cruives of Cree - Form - Page 13
Glenhapple -- Form 136 - Page 14
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MARKET CROSS STONE |
Market Cross Stone |
James Stroyan
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
James Thomson Glassock
James Mc Murdoch Beoch
David McWhirter. |
008 |
[Situation] - about 7 chains N. [North] of the Old Kirk of the Cruives of Cree - A large whinstone with white Veins thro it. the top of it is flat & into one of the veins a large nail is driven- It is said to have been a portion of the market cross of the Cruives of Cree. - |
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CRUIVES OF CREE |
Cruives of Cree
Cruives of Cree
Cruives of Cree |
James Stroyan
George McHaffie Esq. Wigton
James McMurdoch Farmer Beoch Alexander Hannay Garwachie |
008 |
[Situated] - At the Old Kirk of the Cruives of Cree - The site of a Village. See Chalmer's Caledonia Vol 3 page 393 |
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Parish of Penninghame -- [Page] 7
Market Cross Stone - Form 136 -- Page 15
Cruives of Cree -- Form 136 -- Page 15
Cruives of Cree , mean Artificial contrivances in the River Cree for catching Salmon &c
The Village is supposed to have taken its name from the Cruives in the River
[Signed] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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KIRKHOBBLE |
Kerhabbil
Kirkhobble
Keirchapel [&]
Kirkhobble
Kirkhoble
Kirhoble
Kirkhobble |
David McWhirter
James Stroyan Blacksmith Claucheneasy
George McHaffie Esq. Wigton
Statistl Acct [Statistical Account] 1841
Ainslie's Map 1782.
James Thompson
James McMuldroch. |
008 |
[Situation] - In the N. E. [North east] of the Parish - See Name Sheets Plan 3 A page 3
A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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GLENVERNOCH |
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch
Glenvernoch |
William Gordon
George McHaffie Esq.
McKenzie's Hist [History] of Galloway App. Vol 1 p 2.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
James McMuldroch.
James Thompson. |
008 |
[Situation] - In the N.E. [North East] of the Parish - See Name Sheets Plans 3 A Page 4. A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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PENNINGHAME |
Penninghame
Penninghame
Penninghame |
George Mc Haffie Esq.
Statl Acct[Statistical Account] 1841
Ainslie's Map 1782. |
008 |
[Situation] A Small in the N.E. [North East]of the Parish - A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on a rising Ground deriving its name from the Parish in which it is situated . |
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Glenloch Wood |
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Robert McGennett Herd or labourer on Glenvairnoch farm , ( he does not Spell) |
008 |
a small wod on the farm of Glenvairnoch Consisting of Hazel Birch and a few ash trees |
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Glenlockard Wood
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Glenlockard Wood
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Glenlackhock Wood |
James McMuldroch Beoch
David Mc Whirter
Clauchaneasy
James Thompson Glassoch
John McGeoch Knockville
George Wilson Farmer Garchew
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy |
008 |
a small wod on the farm of Glenvairnoch Consisting of Hazel Birch and a few ash trees |
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Glenvernock [ ]
Kirkhapple East -- Glenloch Wood - Object -Underwood
Glenlockard Wood
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KNOCKVILLE |
Knockville |
John McGeoch Knockville
David McWhirter
James Thompson
Glassoch
James McMuldroch Beoch |
008 |
An Ordinary farm house with out houses and a large farm of Moor or Rough pasture with the exception of Some inferior arable on the N.E. [North East] Side along the Cree River |
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RIVER CREE or LOCH CREE |
River Cree Loch Cree |
John McGeoch Knockville
James McMuldroch Beoch
James Micklewraith Farmer [Glenrazie ]
Map of Wigtonshire
James McKie High Bridge of Cree |
008 |
A part of the River Cree Caled Loch Cree it applies to the part from the influx of the Water of Minnoch with the River Cree to about Penninghame House |
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Kirhapple West
Cummers
Knockville E. [East]
Knockville - Object - House
River Cree - Object - A River
Knockville Wood - Object - Wood
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
22nd July 1845 |
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LOCH COOEYE |
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James McMuldroch Beoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
James Thompson Glassoch
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame |
008 |
A Small Loch |
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LOCH SWAD |
Loch Swad |
James McMuldroch Beoch
James Thompson Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie |
008 |
A Small Loch |
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Kirkhapple West
Kirkhapple Rock Loch Cooeye - Object - Loch
Glassagh [Inch]
Glassagh [Inch]
Kirkhapple Rock Loch Swad - Object - Loch
Knockville
[Note] Mr Hannay and Mr Thompson would recommend
this to be written Loch Cooeye although it is
pronounced as if written Coayor Couat. there is no
sound of the letter u in the name,
Mr James Mckie. Mr James Stroyan. & Mr William Kirk
says that the name is pronounced as it is written Couey
therefore we come to Mr Stroyan's first recommendation and write it Quie
as being nearest to the local pronunciation-
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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River Cree or Loch Cree |
Revd. [Reverend] Samuel Richardson Newton Stewart
James McMuldroch Beoch
John McGeach Knockville
History of Wigton Shire |
008 |
The Loch of Cree is merely a portion of the River which Spreads out into a lake of about four miles in length, the breath is various but Not great in any place in some places the Water is pretty deep . The Loch was much larger before the cutting of a rock and deepening of the channel of the river at the bottom of it about 47 years ago. |
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Glenhepple Wood
Glenhapple Wood |
Daniel Ferguson Glenhapple
James Thompson Glassoch
James McMuldroch Beoch
James Arthur Galvernoch
James Micklewraith Glenrazie
Mr Samuel Howard Land Steward at Penningham house
Alexander Hannay Garwachie |
008 |
A Small wood on the s.W. [South West] side of the Loch of Cree on the Glenhapple farm The property of Colonel Stopford Blair |
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Low Glenhapple
Cummer South River Cree or Loch Cree - Object - River or Loch
Penningham
Penningham
[Cummer] South Loch Cree
[Drandro]
Low Glenahpple
Cummer South Glenhepple Wood - Object - wood
Penningham Glenhapple Wood
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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OLD KIRK OF THE CRUIVES OF CREE |
Old Kirk of the Cruives
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Chapel
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old Chapel of Cree |
James McMuldroch Beoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
David McWhirter Clauchaneasy
Mr Micklewraith Glanrazie
Williamk Kirk Penningham Ch [Church]
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
History of Wigtonshire
James Stroyan Smith Clauchaneasy
John McDooal Snap |
008 |
An old Kirk or Chapel with a Yard or burial ground attached to it About five Miles North of Newtonstewart are the ruins of a chapel which was built in 1508 by john Kenady of Blairquhan who dedicated it to St. Ninian and entered a Chaplaincy for the celebration of devine Service in it with an annual rent of £8.10.0 from the Barony of Alloway. This was Confirmed by the King's Charter 20th June 1508(Li Caledonia Vol 3 page 485) This is Still used as a burial ground by the poor inhabitants to a Small extent. ( I am told) a part of this Churchyard was taken of Cultivated Some years ago (which it is Said Caused great dissatisfaction) this is probable, as the enclosure now is Small in proportion to the foundation of the Church. [WR] |
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Low Glenhapple
Cummer South Old Kirk of the cruives of Cree - Object Old Church or Chapel
Penningham
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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GLENHAPPLE |
Glenhepple
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Glenhapple |
Daniel Fergusson
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Mr Samuel Howard Land Steward of Penninghame House
James Thompson Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Garawachie
James Mc Ilwraith Glenrazie
James Arthur Glenvarnoch
James McMuldroch Beoch |
008 |
A Small Farm house with outhouses the houses are built with Stone being one Storie high, with a large farm of inferior land or Moory rough pasture there is some tillage land on the N.E. [North East] & a good Meadow along the South Side of Loch Cree held by Mr Dugald Fergusson The property of Colonel Stopford of Penningham house |
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Low Glenhapple
Cummer South - Glenhapple - Object House
Penningham
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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Market Cross Stone |
James Stroyan Clauchaneasy by Newtonstewart
William Kirk Keeper Penninghame
James McKie High Bridge of Cree
James Thompson Farmer Glassoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
James McMuldroch Beoch |
008 |
This is a large whin stone with white Veins thro it into one of the veins I observed a large nail driven. It is said to have been some part of the Market Cross of the Cruives of Cree. James Stevenson 87 Years of age (deceased) told James Micklewriath there was a report that the inhabitants of Minigaff was in the act of carrying the market Stone from the Cruives, to Minigaff, that it was recaptured and taken back.After this they Succeeded in getting it to Minigaff where there is Still a Stone pointed out as one mentioned |
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Curves of Cree |
James McMuldroch Beoch
Alexander Hannay Garwachie
James Micklewraith Glenrazie |
008 |
Cruives of Cree site of [houses] - This is said to have been a village. James Mieklewraith recollects peole living at this place, to the amount of 6 Cottages or families, these houses May probably be outhouses of the farm at this place Since the Village became extinct. |
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Market Cross - Object A stone
[Signed] Exd [Examined] Robert Barlow
Corpl R S & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
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Gallows Hill & Bessie's Cairn - this page is crossed out - [note] "These Names are on Plan 8B
[Signed] WS Loop
Cpl RS&M [Corporal Royal sappers & Miners] |
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Plan 8A
Names of Parishes. -- Page
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