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Parish of Leswalt
Plan 15B
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Bere Holm -- 9
Broadsea Bay -- 9
Core Hill of the Glaik -- 4
Candle Cave -- 7
Cairn Hill -- 11
Dove Cave -- 3
Glaik Hill -- 3
Gipsy Cave -- 9
Juniper Rock -- 8
Knock and Maize -- 3
Knocknamoak -- 4
Knock and Maize Burn -- 10
Knock Bay -- 11
Knockytoll -- 12
Knockharnot -- 12
Lochnafolie -- 5
Lashandarroch Hill -- 10
Lashandarroch Glen -- 10
Light of the Maize -- 11
Milldown Hill -- 4
Mulloch Hill -- 5
Portslogan Bridge -- 13
Portslogan -- 13
Rawer Hill -- 3
Rough Cairn Hill -- 7
Scabby's Loup -- 8
Shepherd's Hill -- 13 |
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RAWER HILL |
Rower Hill
Rower Hill
Rawer Hill
Rawer Hill
Rawer Hill |
Hugh Pettigrew
James McKie
John McCissock
Comy [Commissary] O'neal
Map of Property 1792 |
015 |
[Situation] Near the S.E [South East] boundary of the Parish
A small hill on the farm of High Glenstockadle the surface of which is partly arable and partly heathy pasture on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party Rower hill close to the Base of this hill is a small farm of 60 acres of land "a sublet from High Glenstockadle" called Rower house the name given to the Hill. See also Name List Plan 15A. |
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KNOCK AND MAIZE |
Knock and Maize
Knock and Maize
Knock and Maize
Knock and Maize |
Isaiah Ferguson
Samuel Clucky
C. O'Neal
Alexander McWilliam |
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[Situation] In the Southern Angle of the Parish
A large tract of farm formerly one farm but now divided into several small farms or holdings the land of which consists chiefly of Moss and Rough Pasture. The property of the Earl of Stair: it is bounded on the E. [East] & S. [South] East by the Parish boundary West by the Sea Shore & North west & North by a fence to it joins Lochnafolie |
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GLAIK HILL |
Glaik Hill |
John Kerr
See Name List Plan 15A |
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[Situation] 1 mile WSW [West South West] of Rawer Hill
For description see Name List for Plan 15A Page 30 |
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KNOCKNAMOAK |
Botany Hill
Botany Hill
Knock-na-moak
Moake Hill
Moake Hill |
James McKie
Isaih Ferguson
Map of the property 1792
Thomas Orr
William McLees |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile S.W. [South West] of Rawer Hill
A Small hill on the lands of [Knock] and Maize the Soil of which is part arable and part heathy pasture The name Botany Hill is but recent applied to this Hill & but little Known except in the immediate vicinity |
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CORE HILL OF THE GLAIK |
Coar Hill of the Glaik
Coar Hill of the Glaik
Core of the Glake
Core of the Glaik
Core Hill of the Glaik |
Charles Kerr
James McKie
Thomas Orr
Mr. Johnston
James Ross |
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[situation] 3/4 Mile WSW [West South West] of Rawer Hill
A large hill on the farm of Glake the surface of which is heathy pasture on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party " Goar" This hill commands an extensive view of the surrounding country & part of the Irish Coast. |
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MILLDOWN HILL |
Muldown Hill
Muldown Hill
Milldown Hill
Milldown Hill
Milldown Hill |
Isaih Ferguson
Samuel Clucky
Map of the property 1792
Thomas Orr
William McLees |
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[Situation] 5/8 mile S by W [South by West] of Rawer Hill
A tolerable high hill on the lands of Knock and Maize on the Summit of which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station called "Milldown" |
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Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page - 44 - Knocknamoak
43- Core Hill of the Glaik
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44- Milldown Hill |
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MULLOCH HILL |
Mul Loch Hill
Mulloch Hill
Melloch Hill |
James Cluckey
Isaih Ferguson
Map of property 1792 |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile SE [South East] of Rawer Hill
A Small hill on the lands of Knock and Maize near the South Side of Lochnafolie |
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LOCHNAFOLIE |
Lochnafolie
Lochnafolie
Lochnafolie
Loch-ma-foley
Lochnafolie |
Samuel Cluckey
Hugh Peticrew
Isaiah Ferguson
Map of property 1792
See Name List for Plan 15A |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile E by S [East by South] of Rawer Hill
A marsh on the farm of High Glenstockadale much flooded with water |
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Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 46- Mulloch Hill
46- Lochnafolie |
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CANDLE CAVE |
Candle Cave
Candle Cave |
Thomas Orr
James Ross |
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[Situation] On the Western Coast of the Parish and 7/8 Mile North by west of Knock Bay
This cave is situate in a small creek on the sea shore the entrance of which is in the face of a perpendicular Rock & extends in for a considerable distance Situate near to the north side is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Sheepfield Shore or Sheepfold" |
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ROUGH CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill
Rough Cairn Hill
Rough Cairn Hill
Rough Cairn Hill
Rough Cairn Hill |
James Ross
Andrew Ross
Charles Kerr
John McCubbin
W. McNeill
John Kerr |
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[Situation] 3/8 Mile East of Candle Cave on the western Coast of the Parish
A considerable Hill on the farm of Portsloggan the soil of which is arable land on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party Sheepfield on this hill is a Fort surrounded by a drain |
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Form 136
Page 47 -Candle Cave
49- Cairn Hill |
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DOVE CAVE |
Dove Cave
Dove Cave |
Thomas Orr
James Ross |
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[Situation] On the Western Coast of the Parish and 3/8 Mile S.W. [South West] of Rough Cairn Hill
This cave is situate in a small Creek on the Sea Shore of Portsloggan the entrance of which is in a precipitous Rock & extends in for a considerable distance It is a place where Pigeons resorts hence the Name |
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SCABBY'S LOUP |
Scabby's Loup
Scabby's Loup |
Thomas Orr
James Ross |
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[Situation] 3/8 Mile SW [South West] of Rough Cairn Hill
This name applies to a portion of a Steep precipice close to the Sea [shore] & on the farm of Portsloggan situate near to Juniper Rock |
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JUNIPER ROCK |
Juniper Rock
Juniper Rock |
Thomas Orr
James Ross |
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[Situation] 3/8 Mile SW [South West] of Rough Cairn Hill
A narrow strip of Rock projecting from the precipice towards the sea & close to the high water mark on the Top of which is a small Juniper Bush which gives rise to the name situate on the Sea Shore of the farm of Portsloggan |
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Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 51- Dove Cave
48- Scabby's Loup
48- Juniper Rock |
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GIPSY CAVE |
Gypsy Cave
Gypsy Cave |
James Ross
Andrew Ross |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile SW by S [South West by South of Rough Cairn Hill
An oval shaped cave situate on the Sea Shore of Portsloggan farm the entrance of which is in the face of a precipitous Rock above high water mark, situate South of Juniper Rock. |
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BERE HOLM |
Bear Holm
Bear Holm |
Thomas Orr
James Ross |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile S by W [South by West] of Rough Cairn Hill
A small portion of level land on the farm of Portsloggan & close to the Sea Shore situate between Gypsy Cave & the Light of the Maize, formerly there was Bear Sown on it which gives rise to the name |
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BROADSEA BAY |
Broad Sea Bay
Broad Sea Bay
Broadsea Bay |
James Ross
Thomas Orr
See Name List for Plan 15A |
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[Situation] On the western Coast of the Parish
This name applies to a portion of the Sea & Sea Shore from Blackhead to the point of Galdenoch from its Curved Shape it derived its name Bay but it is not used as a landing place for vessels there are several small creeks or Bays along its coast where fishing Boats can land. This Bay is Sandy & the shore is very precipitous |
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[note] "Bere" Barley Scottish Dictionary
"Bere" A name given in Scotland to
the common Barley Plant"
" New English Dictionary "
Holm a little valley &c Scottish Dictionary |
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KNOCK AND MAIZE BURN |
Knock & Maize Burn
Knock & Maize Burn |
John Johnston
Robert Cowan |
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[Situation] 3/4 Mile South of Rough Cairn Hill
A small stream or Burn which takes its rise in a large moss in the farm of Glake and running in a Southerly to its influx with the Sea near to the light of the maize. It is well Known by this name [only] from Ports loggan Bridge to the [Sea] |
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LASHANDARROCH HILL |
Lashandaroch Hill
Lashandaroch Hill
Lashandarroch Hill |
Robert Cowan
James Ross
Map of Property 1792 |
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[Situation] 5/8 Mile South of Rough Cairn Hill
A considerable hill on the lands of Knock and Maize the [Soil] of which is arable land on it is the remains of Fort supposed to have been formerly a place of strength The Summit of this hill commands a good view of the surrounding country & the Irish Channel on a clear day some of the principal hills of the North of Ireland can be seen from it |
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LASHANDARROCH GLEN |
Lashandarroch Glen
Lashandarroch Glen
Lashendarroch Hill |
Michael Wallace
John Bevan
Map of Property 1792 |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile S by W [South by West] of Rough Cairn Hill
A small Glen between the farms of Knock & Maize & Portlogan the [Sides] of this Glen is very steep and consist of Rocky Pasture at the bottom of which runs a Stream not known by any particular name |
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Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 56- Knock and Maize Burn
49- Lashandaroch Hill
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LIGHT OF THE MAIZE |
Light of the Maize
Light of the Maize
Maise
Maise |
Thomas Orr
James Ross
Royal Engrs [Engineers] map
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
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[Situation] 5/8 Mile S by W [South by West] of Rough Cairn Hill
A high point of land close to the sea Shore on the lands of Knock & Maize the sides facing the sea are very precipitous and much remarked by seamen. On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical]] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party (Light of Maize).
note Tradition of the neighbourhood says that at the time of smuggling in this country there was a light placed in this point to decoy vessels (in the night time) to the adjoining creek |
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CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill |
Robert Cowan
James Ross |
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[Situation] At the S.W. [South West] extremity of the Parish
A considerable hill on the lands of Knock & Maize the soil of which is arable land on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Cairn Hill". The Summit of this hill commands a prety good view of the surrounding country & the Irish Channel |
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KNOCK BAY |
Knock Bay
Knock Bay
Knock Bay
Knock Bay |
Robert Cowan
James Ross
William Mitchel
Ainslie's map 1782 |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile NW [North West] of Cairn Hill
A small creek at the influx of Knock and Maize Burn on the shore of the lands of Knock and maize it is not used as a landing place except for small fishing boats |
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Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page -- Light of the Maize
58 - Cairn Hill
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KNOCKYTOLL |
Knocky Toll
Knocky Toll
Knocky Toll |
James Ross
Robert Cowan
William Mitchel Crayslee |
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[Situation] East of Cairn Hill
A small hill on the lands of Knock & Maize the surface of which is arable land situate close to [Cairn] hill - |
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KNOCKHARNOT |
Knockharnot
Knockharnot
Knock Harnit |
John Johnston
James Ross
Map of Property 1792 |
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[Situation] 5/8 Mile S by E [South by East] of Core Hill of the Glaik
A considerable hill on the land of Knock & Maize the soil of which is partly arable & partly heathy pasture |
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Form 136
Page - 50- Knocky Toll
56- Knockharnot
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SHEPHERD'S HILL |
Shepherd's Hill
Shepherd's Hill |
Robert Cowan
[Andrew] Ross |
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[Situation] 5/8 Mile S by W [South by West] of Core Hill of the Gleak
A considerable hill on the lands of Knock & Maize the surface of which is arable land on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Knockandmaize" |
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PORTSLOGAN BRIDGE |
Portsloggan Bridge
Portsloggan Bridge
Portslogan
Portslogan Bridge |
James Ross
John Johnston
Map of Property
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile S.E [South East] of Rough Cairn Hill
A small stone Built Bridge with one arch over Knock and Maize burn on the road from Portpatrick to Stranraer. It is a County Bridge |
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PORTSLOGAN |
Portsloggan
Portsloggan
Postloggan
Portsloggan farm
Portlogan
Portslogan |
James Ross
Robert Cowan
John Johnstone
Map of Property 1792
Royal Engrs [Engineers] map 1819
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015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile ESE [East South East] of Rough Cairn Hill
A tolerable good farm house and outhouse including thrashing Machine the whole are in good repair with a farm of 220 acres of land attached chiefly arable but of an inferior description Occupied by James Ross The property of the Earl of Stair. on this farm is two forts one of which is leveled down with the ground & nothing now remains of it but the Site the other is situate on the N. [North] West side of the farm house on Cairnhill & surrounded by a drain |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Plan 15B
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Auchenree Burn -- 24
Auchten Hill -- 25
Armstrong's Hill -- 36
Broad Moor -- 28
Black Head -- 31
Billy's Hill -- 36
Bught Knowes -- 40
Craigslave Moss -- 17
Craigslave Burn -- 17
Craigenlee Bridge -- 25
Craigslave -- 18
Craigbowie Fell -- 18
Craigslave or Craigbouie Bridge -- 19
Craigbowie Fell -- 21
Craigskelly -- 28
Crailloch Hill -- 29
Codhole -- 32
Craig Anthony -- 34
Craigenlee Fell -- 35
Craig -- 37
Challoch Hill -- 39
Craigenlee -- 40
Dunskey Loch -- 21
Dunskey Glen -- 20
Dunskey Burn -- 20
Dinvin Plantation -- 22
Dinvin Moss -- 23
Dinvin Upper -- 23
Dinvin Hill -- 27
Grey Hill -- 27
Garies -- 37
High Auchenree -- 28
Killantringan Fell -- 19
Knocknaskree -- 26
Killantringan Bay -- 31
Killantringan -- 33
Knockanrod -- 41
Low Auchenree Moss -- 24
Enoch School House -- 35
Enoch Bridge -- 26
Low Auchenree -- 24
Low Auchenree Fell -- 25
Loddanlaw -- 32
Moorcroft Moss -- 17
Moorcroft -- 18
Moss Plantation -- 22
McCubbins Hill -- 22
Mid Hill -- 38
McCormack's Hill -- 38
North Knockglass -- 29
Ouchtriemakain Plantation -- 19
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Pinminnoch Burn -- 39
Ross Plantation -- 21
Small Moor Hill -- 35
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Index Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
School -- 35
Slewnassie Hill -- 36
Sound Hill -- 38
Spittal Croft -- 39
Strife Knowes -- 40
Toms Cairn -- 27
White Hill -- 30
Halfway House Bridge -- 26 |
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CRAIGSLAVE MOSS |
Craigsleve Moss
Craigsleve Moss
Craigslave Moss |
Peter Martin
David Wright
J. Murdoch Esqr.
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[sitaution] 7/8 Mile S by W [South by West] of Rawer Hill
A Small portion of Moss on the E [East] side farm of Moorcroft and situate on the farm of Craigsleve |
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MOORCROFT MOSS |
Moorcroft Moss
Moorcroft Moss |
Peter Martin
Mathew Wither |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 Miles S by E [South by East] of Rawer Hill
A considerable moss on the farm of Moorcroft on the west side of High Auchenree |
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CRAIGSLAVE BURN |
Craigsleve Burn
Craigsleve Burn
Craigslave
Craigslave |
Peter Martin
David Wright
J Murdoch Esqr
G McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 Miles S by W [South by West] of Rawer Hill
A Stream or burn rising in a moss in the farm of Craigsleve & receiving accumulations from Several Small Streams & running in a Southerly direction at length unites with Auchenree Burn near Craigboy Bridge and then runs through AuchtermacKean Glen |
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[note] Creag (Gaelic) a rock, a crag
Sliabh (Gaelic) A mountain, extended heath
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CRAIGSLAVE |
Craigsleve
Craigsleve
Craigslave
Craigslave |
Peter Marten
David Wright
J, Murdoch Esqr.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 Miles S by W [South by West] of Rawer Hill
A farm house and outhouses in middling repair and a farm 100 acres of rather inferior description chiefly rocky moorland in the occupation of Andrew & Thomas Cluckie of Stranraer property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. The abode farm house is tenanted by a labourer - on this farm near the farm house is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called [after] the farm |
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MOORCROFT |
Moorcroft
Moorcroft
Moorcroft |
Pater Martin
James Logan
J. Murdoch Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 3/8 Miles S [South] of Rawer Hill
A good farm house slated [one] storey high with outhouses attached part of which is occupied by workers the farm consists of about 200 acres the greater part of which is [rocky &] moorland. Occupied by Mathew Wither The property of Thomas Hunter Blair [Esqr.] Dunskey |
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CRAIGBOUIE |
Craigboy
Craigboy
Craigbowie |
David Wright
William Thomson
John Murdoch Esqr. Agent &c |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Miles S by E [South by East] of Rawer Hill
A Small house at present [unoccupied] and a Small farm of arable land in the occupation of John Ross Glenluce, the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. |
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59/61 - Craigsleve
61 - Moorcroft
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CRAIGSLAVE or CRAIGBOUIE BRIDGE |
Craigboy Bridge
Craigboy Bridge
Craigbowie Bridge
Craigslave Bridge |
James Logan
David Wright
John Murdoch Esqr.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Miles S by E [South by East] of Rawer Hill
A Stone bridge of one arch on the road from Kirkcolm to Portpatrick over the Dunskey Burn and at a point about 3 Chains west of where the Craigsleve Burn meets the former. It is a County Bridge |
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KILLANTRINGAN FELL |
Killintringan Fell
Killintringan Fell
Killantringan Fell
Killantringan Fell
Killantringan Fell
Killintringan Fell
Killantringan Hill
Kilringan |
William Reiside
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esqr,
Peter Hawthorn
William Reside
William McClare
Royal Engrs [Engineers] map
Ainslies map 1782 |
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[Situation 3/4 Mile East of Killantringan Bay
A large hill on the west side of Auchtermackean Planting on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Killintrigan" by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party. |
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OUCHTRIEMAKAIN PLANTATION |
Auchtermackean Planting
Auchtermackean Planting
Oughtrymakain Planting
Auchtremackain Planting
Auchtriemakain Plantation |
William Reiside
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esqr.
Hugh Gibson
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation 1/4 Mile E by S [East by South] of Killantringan Fell
A plantation of mixed forest trees the greater is fir. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey |
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DUNSKEY GLEN |
Auchtermackean Glen
Auchtermackean Glen
Dunskey Glen & Burn
Dunskey Glen & Burn |
William Reiside
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor ro Col. [Colonel] H. Blair
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1/4 Mile SE [South East] of Killantringan Fell
A precipitous Glen or ravine the Sides of which are wooded with oak & firs through this glen runs a Considerable Burn Sometimes distinguished by the name Auchtermakean Burn |
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DUNSKEY BURN |
Auchtermackean Burn
Auchtermackean Burn
Dunskey Burn
Auchtremackain Glen and Burn
Auchtremackain Glen and Burn
Auchtremackain Glen and Burn
Auchtremackain Glen and Burn
Dunskey Glen and Burn
Dunskey Glen and Burn
Dunskey Glen and Burn |
William Reiside
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esr. Factor to Col. [Colonel] Blair
Hugh Gibson
Andrew Niven
Thomas McClymont
Daniel McMillan
John Murdoch Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Urquhart
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] 3/8 Mile East of Killantringan Fell
A considerable burn running [through] Dunskey Glen & running in a Southerly direction at Length running [into] the Irish Channel |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 66 - Dunskey Glen
66 - Dunskey Burn |
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CRAIGBOUIE FELL |
Craigboy Fell
Craigboy Fell
Craigbouie Fell |
William Reiside
John Murphy
John Murdoch Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile SE [South East] of Killantringan Fell
A hill on the lands of Dunskey E [East] side of Auchtermackean Glen. this hill is planted with mixed wood consisting of Ash oak sycamore and firs. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. On the hill is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "DunsKeith" |
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DUNSKEY LOCH |
Dunskey Loch
Dunskey Loch
Dunskey Loch |
William Reiside
David Wright
John Murdoch Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile SE [South East] of Killantringan Fell
A Small loch on the lands of Dunskey East of Craigboy Fell. (It is artificial) |
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ROSS' PLANTATION |
Ross's Planting
Ross's Planting |
William Reiside
David Wright |
015 |
[Situation] 10 chains North of Dunskey Loch
A young plantation of mixed wood on the lands of Dunskey. It takes the name from the occupier of the farm adjoining. It is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esq. |
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MOSS PLANTATION |
Moss Planting
Moss Planting |
William Reiside
David Wright |
015 |
[Situation] NE [North East] of Dunskey Loch
A Considerable plantation on the lands of Dunskey part of [which] is but thinly planted the land is partly reclaimed moss hence the name |
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McCUBBIN'S HILL |
McCibbin's Hill
McCibbin's Hill
McCubbins Hill |
William Reiside
John Murphy
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 1 /4 Mile East of Dunskey Loch
A hill rather of an oblong [shape] on the farm of Moorcroft the sides of which are arable land |
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DINVIN WOOD |
Fall of Fours Planting
Fall of Fours Planting
Dinvin Wood or Planting
Dinvin Wood |
William Reiside
James Boyd
John Murdoch Esqr.
Peter Hawthorn |
015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile ESE [East South East] of Dunskey Loch
A plantation of mixed wood E [East] of McCubbin's Hill on the lands of Dunskey. At a short distance on the E [East] Side of this plantation is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Dinvin" it being on the farm of that name |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page - 64 Moss Plantation
65- McCubbin's Hill
69- Dinvin Wood |
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DINVIN MOSS |
Dinvin Moss
Dinvin Moss
Dinvin Moss |
James Boyd
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] on the East side of Dinvin Hill
A Small Strip of Moss on the farm of Dinvin North |
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DINVIN UPPER |
Dinvin North
Dinvin North
Dinvin Upper |
James Boyd
Peter Martin
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] On the NE [North East] side of Dinvin Hill
A good farm house slated and in good repair with outhouses attached the latter only in middling repair the farm consists of about 100 acres chiefly coarse land occupied by James Boyd. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esq. near the farm is a trigl. [trigonometrical] Station called after the farm " Dinvin N" [North] |
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DINVIN HILL |
Dinvin Hill
Dinvin Hill |
James Boyd
Peter Martin |
015 |
[situation] 7/8 Mile East of Killantringan Fell
A hill on the farm of Dinvin North the surface of which is arable land on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Dinvin" |
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Parish of Portpatrick |
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AUCHENREE BURN |
Auchenree Burn
Auchenree Burn |
Peter Martin
William Reiside |
015 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile NE [North East] of Dunskey Loch
A Stream or burn which is in a moss in High Auchenree and runs in a westerly direction unites with Craigsleve Burn near Craigbouie Bridge.- |
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LOW AUCHENREE |
Low Auchenree
Low Auchenree
Auchenree
Auchinrie
Auchenrie |
Peter Martin
Andrew Martin
John Murdoch Esqr.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] map 1819
Ainslie's map 1782 |
015 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile NE [North East] of Dunskey Loch
A farm house one storey high Slated with outhouses adjacent the latter thatched and in middling repair with a farm of about 200 acres [of] land chiefly moor. occupied by Andrew Martin. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey |
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LOW AUCHENREE MOSS |
Low Auchenree Moss
Low Auchenree Moss
Low Auchenree Moss |
Peter Martin
Andrew Martin
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[situation] 1/4 Mile East of Dunskey Loch
A small portion of moss onthe farm of Low Auchenree and --- side of the farm house. |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 71- Auchenree Burn
70 - Low Auchenree
70 - Low Auchenree Moss |
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LOW AUCHENREE FELL |
Low Auchenree Fell
Low Auchenree Fell |
Peter Martin
Andrew Martin |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile ENE [East North East] of Low Auchenree
A hill of a ridge like shape on the farm of Low Auchenree the Surface of which is rocky heathy pasture |
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AUCHTEN HILL |
Auchten Hill
Auchten Hill
Auchten Hill
Auchten Hill
Auchten Hill |
Peter Martin
Isaiah Ferguson
Robert Cowan
William Mitchel
James Brown |
015 |
[Situation] On the SW [South West] side of Broad Moor
A hill on the farm of high Auchenree the Surface of which is partly arable land & partly heathy pasture on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Auchenree". This hill is situate on the west side of a large tract of Moorland known by the name of Broad moor |
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CRAIGENLEE BRIDGE |
Craigenlee Bridge
Craigenlee Bridge
Craigenlee Bridge
Craigenlee Bridge |
William Kerr
Alexander McDowal
Mr. Murray
George McHaffie Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation]1 Mile N by E [North by East] of Enoch School House
A Small Stone bridge of one arch on the new road leading from Stranraer to Portpatrick It is a County Bridge |
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Parish of Portpatrick |
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KNOCKNASKREE |
Knocknaskree
Knocknaskree
Knocknaskree
Knocknaskree
Knocknaskree |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam
Andrew Martin
William Cowan
John Brown |
015 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile E by N [East by North] of Broad Moor
A small hill on the farm of Crailoch The surface of which is covered with short heath it extends from N. to S. [North to South] and Slopes gradually to the South. On the North Side of this hill is a portion of moss nearly of the same height as the Summit of the hill |
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HALFWAY HOUSE BRIDGE |
Halfway House Bridge
Halfway House Bridge
Halfway House Bridge
Halfway House Bridge |
Thomas Patterson
Mr. Brown
Mr. Murray
George McHaffie Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 1 Mile N by E [North by East] of Enoch School House
A Small Stone bridge of one arch crossing Pinminnoch Burn on the old Road leading from Port Patrick to Stranraer It takes its name from its proximity to Halfway, which is equidistant from Stranraer & Port Patrick. |
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ENOCH BRIDGE |
Enoch Bridge
Enoch Bridge
Enoch Bridge
Enoch bridge |
Alexander McDowal
William Kerr
Mr. Murray
George McHaffie Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 10 Chains N.E [North East] of Enoch School House
A Stone bridge (1 arch) crossing Pinminnoch Burn on the Old Road leading Port Patrick to Stranraer |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page - 73 - Knocknaskree
Half way House Bridge
Enoch Bridge |
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GREY HILL |
Grey Hill
Grey Hill |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile E by N [East by North] of Broad Moor
A Small hill on the farm of High Auchenrie nearly of a ridge like shape the Surface is heathy pasture |
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TOM'S CAIRN |
Tom's Cairn
Tom's Cairn |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam |
015 |
[Situation] 1/4 Mile E by N [East by North] of the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] ◬ [Station] on Broad Moor
A Small heap of Stones on Braid Moor which was collected to mark the grave & Spot where a child had been found dead after perishing in a Snow Storm. There is a tradition in the Country that a child of about 7 years of Age perished at this spot in a Snow Storm and was here buried. - |
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BROAD MOOR |
Braid Moor
Braid Moor |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam |
015 |
[Situation] On the NW [North West] side of the Parish
A large tract of moorland on the farm of High Auchenrie on this land is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station placed on the Summit of a Small hillock or Knowe called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Auchenree" from the name of the farm |
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CRAIGSKELLY |
Craigskelly
Craigskelly
Craigskelly |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam
Alexander Gibson |
015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile ESE [East South East] of Broad Moor
A Small hill on the farm of High Auchenrie the Surface of which is [all] rocky heathy pasture on the S.W. [South West] Side of the hill is the farm house of High Auchenrie |
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HIGH AUCHENREE |
High Auchenree
High Auchenree
High Auchenree
Auchenree |
Alexander McWilliam
James McWilliam
James Simpson
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile S.E [South East] of Broad Moor
A Small farm house and outhouse all thatched but in bad repair with a farm of about 300 acres the whole of which is moorland except 3 acres of arable land. occupied by Alexander McWilliam. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page -76 - Braid Moor
76- Craigskelly
48 - High Auchenree |
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NORTH KNOCKGLASS |
North Knockglass
North Knockglass
North Knockglass
North Knockglass |
John David
Charles McWilliam
John Simpson
The Proprietor's Rent Roll |
015 |
[situation] 1 1/4 Miles E by S [East by South] of Broad Moor
A large tract of land Consisting of moorland and arable land with a Small portion of moss. It is divided into Several holdings & Small Sublets. It is bounded on the N.W. [North West] Side by the farms of South Crailloch and High Auchenrie and on the SE. [South East] side by part of the old road from Stranraer to Portpatrick. On the highest part of this tract of land is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Knockglass". This land is the property of Robert Vans Agnew of Sheuchan. |
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CRAILLOCH HILL |
Crailloch Hill
Crailloch Hill
Crailloch Hill
Crailoch Hill |
William Drenan
Alexander Gibson
John Simpson
David Alexander |
015 |
[Situation] 1 Mile NE [North East] of Broad Moor
A large hill on the farms of North & South Crailloch. on the Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Crilloch South" by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
Alexander Gibson
John Simpson |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile North of Knockglass
A Small hill of a conical [shape] on the farms of North & South Crailloch near the N.E. [North East] Side of this hill is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the farm of North Crailloch it is written Crillock by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 75, 79 - White Hill |
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KILLANTRINGAN BAY |
Killantringan Bay
Killantringan Bay
Killintringan
Killintringan
Killintringan
Killantringan Bay |
Peter Hawthorn
Michael Wallace
William McClure
John Murdoch Esqr.
Statistical account of Wigtown
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map |
015 |
[situation] At the N.W [North West] Angle of the Parish and South of Knock Bay
A considerable Creek or Bay on the Sea Shore of the farm of Killantringan This Bay is Sandy & on the S. [South] East side it is enclosed with bold precipices- this Bay is used as a landing place for Fishing boats Tradition of the Country people says in former years Smugglers imported Brandy into this Bay hence sometimes called Brandy Bay but better known by the name given |
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BLACK HEAD |
Blackhead
Blackhead |
William McClure
Peter Hawthorn |
015 |
[Situation] South of Kilantringan Bay
This name applies to a high point of land or Headland projecting a little into the Sea; the Space extending from Kilantringan Bay to Portamaggie is known by this name. On this land is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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CODHOLE |
Codhole
Codhole |
John Bevan
James Stewart |
015 |
[Situation] South of Killantringan Bay
This name applies to a small creek & Rock adjoining called a fishing seat where anglers sit while fishing. This Creek is situate close to the South of Killantringan Bay. |
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LODDANLAW |
Ladanlaw
Ladanlaw |
John Bevan
James Stewart |
015 |
[Situation] South of Killantringan Bay
A Small Creek & rock adjoining commonly called a fishing seat where Anglers sits while fishing Situate close to the south of Codhole |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 83- Codhole
83- Loddanlaw
" Loddan" a Small Pool peculiar to Galloway
Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary |
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OUCHTRIEMAKAIN FELL |
Ochtriemakain Fell
Auchtermackean Fell
Auchtermackean Fell
Oughtrymakain Fell |
George McHaffie Esqr.
Peter Hawthorn
William McClure
John Murdoch Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile W [West] of Dunskey Loch and 3/8 Mile S.E. [South East] of Killantringan
A small hill on Dunskey demesne the surface of which grown over with furze. & Rocky |
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KILLANTRINGAN |
Killantringan
Killantringan
Killantringan
Killantrigan
Killantringan
Kitringan |
Willaim Rieside
Peter Hawthorn
William McClure
John Murdoch Esqr.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] map
Ainslies map 1782 |
015 |
[situation] In the NW [North West] angle of the Parish
A farm house and outhouses including Treshing Machine all in good repair with a farm containing 350 acres of land attached Partly arable Rocky & moorland Occupied by William McClure the property of Col. [Colonel] H. Blair of Dunskey |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Entry Black Head is scored out. |
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CRAIG ANTHONY |
Craig Anthony
Craig Anthony
Craig Antony |
William McClure
John Murdoch Esqr.
Ainslies map 1782 |
015 |
[Situation] 3/8 Mile SSW [South South West on Killantringan
This name applies to a large high Rock on the farm of Killantringan the top of which is [nearly] tabulated and a small portion [of] heath growing on it. on this [rock] is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Craiganton |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 83- Craig Anthony |
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CRAIGENLEE FELL |
Craigenlee Fell
Craigenlee Fell
Craigenlie Fell
Craigenlie |
William Kerr
John McHarg
Royal Engrs [Engineers] map
Ainslie's map 1782 |
015 |
[Situation] 7/8 Mile SE [South East] of Broad Moor
A high hill on the farm of Craigenlie commanding an extensive view of the Surrounding country and part of the Coast of Ireland the Surface is rocky ground. on the Summit is a Trgl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Craigenlee Old or Craignall Fell" |
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SMALL MOOR HILL |
Small Moor Hill
Small Moor Hill |
William Kerr
John McHarg |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile E by S [East by South of Dinvin Hill
A hill of Slight elevation of nearly a ridge like shape on the farm of Innoch. - |
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ENOCH SCHOOL HOUSE |
Enoch School House
Enoch School House
Enoch School House |
John Brown
James McGill
Hugh Gibson Teacher Portpatrick |
015 |
[Situation] 1 Mile ESE [East South East] of Dinvin Hill
A commodious school house slated & in good repair built in 1839. 2 stories high the upper apartment is the School Masters dwelling, which is payed partly by Scholars & partly by the educational scheme of the Church of Scotland - the average attendance of Scholars in winter is about 70. &. in Summer the number is much decreased. This school is on the farm of Enoch. The Teacher's salary is £15 |
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ARMSTRONG'S HILL |
Armstrong's Hill
Armstrong's Hill |
William Kerr
John McHarg |
015 |
[Situation] 5/8 Mile East of Dinvin Hill
A portion of elevated ground hill formerly occupied as a Small farm but is now a part of Innoch farm. It sometime formerly was occupied by a man named Armstrong hence the origin of the name |
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SLEWNASSIE HILL |
Slewnassie Hill
Slewnassie Hill |
William Kerr
John McHarg |
015 |
[Situation] 7/8 Mile East of Dinvin Hill
A Considerable hill on the farm of Craigenlee the greater part of the Soil is heathy pasture |
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BILLY'S HILL |
Billy's Hill
Billy's Hill |
John Brown
William Kerr |
015 |
[Situation] 1/4 Mile South of Dinvin Hill
A hill or portion of elevated [ground] on the farm of Innoch. It was once occupied as a farm by a man named Billy the origin of the name |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 90- Armstrong's Hill
90- Slewnassie Hill
91- Billy's Hill |
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GARRIES |
Garries
Garries
Garries
Garries
Garries |
John McHarg
William Kerr
John Brown
William Cowan
James McHarg |
015 |
[situation] 1/2 Mile WNW [West North West] of Enoch School House
A Small glen or ravine on the farm of Innoch, thro [through] which runs a Small Stream. |
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THE CRAIG |
Craig
Craig
The Craig
The Craig |
John McCaig
John Brown
John Cowan
Robert Queen |
015 |
[Situation] 1/4 Mile WSW [West South West] of Enoch School House
A Small hill on the farm on the farm of Innoch the Surface of which is Studded with rocks and hillocks |
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Entry for The Hill is scored out. |
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SOUND HILL |
Sun Hill
Sun Hill
Sound Hill
Sound Hill |
Alexander McDowal
William Kerr
John McDowall
Mr. McCracken |
015 |
[Situation] S.E [South East] of Enoch School House
A Small hill on the farm of Pinminnoch on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station of the Same name This hill is generally pronounced Sound Hill in the neighbourhood. |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Alexander McGregor
William Kerr |
015 |
[Situation] 25 chains East of Enoch School House
A hill of Slight elevation on the farm of Pinminnoch adjoining Sun Hill on the E. [East] side |
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McCORMACK'S HILL |
McCornmack's Hill
McCormack's Hill |
William Kerr
Alexander McGregor |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile East of Enoch School House
A low hill of a ridge like shape on the farm of Pinminnoch its [Surface] is good arable land |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 91 - Sound Hill
93- Mid Hill
93- McCormack Hill |
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SPITTAL CROFT |
Spittle Croft
Spittle Croft
Spittal |
John Campbell
William Kerr
The Proprietor's Rent Roll |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile ENE [East North East] of Enoch School House
A Small farm house thatched and outhouses in bad repair with a farm of moorland of indifferent quality. occupied by John Campbell. The property of The Earl of Stair |
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CHALLOCH HILL |
Challoch Hill
CHalloch Hill |
Alexander McGregor
William Kerr |
015 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile NE [North East] of Enoch School House
A considerable hill on the farm of Challoch on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Challoch" |
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PINMINNOCH BURN |
Pinminnoch Burn
Pinminnoch Burn
Pinminnoch Burn
Pinminnoch Burn
Pinminnoch
Pinminnoch |
Dr. [Doctor] McCracken
William McCracken
Alexander McDowall
John Murdoch Esqr.
Ainslie's Map 1782
Royal Engineers map 1819 |
015 |
[Situation] South of North Knockglass and 1/2 mile East of Slewnassie Hill
A stream or burn which rises or gathers from the moors of Auchenree Knockglass &c. receiving in its course several small streams and running in a southern direction crosses the road from Portpatrick to Stranraer at Pinminnoch Bridge* . It divides the lands of Little & Meikle Pinminnoch. In part of its course near its in flux with the Irish Channel it is Known by the name Craigoch Burn
*This Bridge is on Plan 21A |
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Parish of Portpatrick
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CRAIGENLEE |
Craiginlee
Craiginlee
Craigenlee
Craigenlie
Craigenlie
Craigenlee |
William Kerr
Alexander McGregor
John Murdoch Esqr.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782
George McHaffie Esqr. |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile NNE [North North East] of Enoch School House
A farm house and outhouses in middling repair with a farm of 300 acres the greater part of which is rocky heathy pasture. Occupied by William Kerr. The property of Thomas Hunter Blair. |
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BUGHT KNOWES |
Bught Knowes
Bught Knowes |
William Kerr
John McHarg |
015 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 Mile North of Enoch School House
A Small portion of elevated ground on which is a Sheep ree |
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STRIFE KNOWES |
Strife Knowes
Strife Knowes |
William Kerr
John Brown |
015 |
[Situation] East of Craigenlee Fell and 3/4 Mile N by E [North by East] of Enoch School House
A Small hill on the farm of Craigenlee the Surface of which is Studded with Small hillocks or Knows |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 93- Craigenlee
87- Bught Knowes
95 - Strife Knowes |
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KNOCKAROD |
Knockaroad Hill
Knpckaroad Hill
Knockarod |
William Kerr
John Campbell
See Name List for plan 15A Page 9 |
015 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile NNE [North North East of Enoch School House
A hill of Slight elevation on the farm of Craigenlee part of which is cultivated the remainder is moorland or heathy pasture. |
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ROWER HILL |
Rower Hill
Rower Hill
Rower Hill
Rower Hill
Rawer Hill |
Hugh Petticrew Rewer Via, Portpatrick
James McKie Glaik, Via Portpatrick
John McCissock Glake, via Portpatrick
Comy Oneal Knock and Maize Portpatrick
Map of Property (1792) |
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A Small Hill Partly Arable and partly Heathey Pasture This Hill looks more Considerable in Size than it really is. from the flatness of the moss which Surrounds it . Rower Hill is on the farm of high Glenstockadle And at the northern Base thereof there is A. Small farm Containing 60 acres. Attached or Sublet from the farm of High Glenstockadl. Generally Known in the Country as Rower. probably from this hill. On the Summit there is A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Call'd [Called] Rower It is the property of the Erel of Stair |
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COAR HILL OF THE GLAIK |
Coar Hill of the Glaik |
John McKissock Glake Via Portpatrick
Charles Kair Little Larbrax via Portpatrick
James McKie Glake via Portpatrick |
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List of Names Collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner
Objects
Rower Hill - Hill
Coar Hill of the Glaik -- Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pte. R. S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners.- |
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BOTANY HILL |
Botany Hill
Botany Hill |
James McKie Glaik (via) Portpatrick
Isaiah Ferguson Auchenree via Portpatrick
Comey Oneal Knock (and) Maize Via Portpatrick |
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A small Hill the soil of which is very indifferent . It is partly Arable & Partly Heathy pasture. It is on the lands of Knock and Maize . And derived its name . from the time it was first Tilles. from a Saying taht it was preferable to Serve in Botany Bay than work on it or at it. It is the property of the Erel of Stair |
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KNOCK- NA- MOAK |
Knock -na- Moak
Moake Hill |
Map of Property 1792 at Mr. Guthries office Stranraer
Thomas Orr Knock and Maize Portpatrick
William McLees Knock and Maize Portpatrick |
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Botany Hill is a name recently given to this hill and only a local
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MULDOWN HILL |
Mulldown Hill
Milldown
Milldown
Milldown |
Isaiah Ferguson Auchenree via Portpatrick
Samuel Cluckey Knock and Maize
Map of Property 1792 at Mr. Guthries office Stranraer
Thomas Orr Knock and Maize Portpatrick
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A tolerable elevated Hill the soil of which is very indifferent . And is about one half rough Heathy pasture & arable . on the Summit of which is A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Call'd Muldown It is on the lands of Knock and Maize. the property of the Erel of Stair. |
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List of Names Collected by Pe. [Private] William BirKby P 1st. Examiner
Objects
Botany Hill - Hill
Knock - na- Moak -- Hill
Muldown Hill - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pte. R. S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
2d. July 1847 |
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KNOCK AND MAIZE |
Knock (and) Maize
Knock (and) Maize
Knock (and) Maize
Knock (and) Maize |
Isaiah Ferguson Auchenree via Portpatrick
Samuel Cluckey Knock (and) Maize Portpatrick
Commey Oneal Knock (and) Maize Portpatrick
Alexander McWilliam Auchinree via Portpatrick |
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This Name applies to A large tract of Land Which was once held by one farmer. But now much divided into Smaller farms. The Most eastern part Is Some times calld Knock & the Western Maize But in all [Writing] or when any of the Inhabitants or adressed It is generaly called Knock (and) Maize. The soile is of an inferiour discription. And is cheifly Moss & Rough Heathy Pasture. It extends East and South East. By the [Mearing] between Leswalt & Portpatrick Parishes And West to the Sea. And North By a fence to it Joines Liochnafolie. from which A Small Stream running for 9 chains In a N. E [North East] direction to it Joines the Parish Boundary This Compleats its Bounds It is the property of the Erel of Stair |
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List of Names collected by Pe. [Private] William BirKby 1st. Examiner
Objects
Knock (and) Maize - Tract of Land
[Signed] Private William BirKby
R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
2d. July 1847 |
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LOCHNAFOLIE |
Lochnafolie
Lochnafolie
Loch -na- foley |
Samuel Cluckey * Knock (and) Maize
High Petticrew Rower via Portpatrick
Isaiah Ferguson * Auchinree Via Portpatrick
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A Marsh In the farm of high Glenstockadel . It is Said that the Marsh was Once A considerable large Loch . And that from the flooding of the deep Moss in which it is situated & for the want of a proper full for the superfluous water that it becomes chocked up with moss and weeds. It is now only A dangerous Marsh. There is only one out let for water which is A Small Stream running About 9 chains in A N. E. [North East] direction to it Joines the Mearing Between the Parishs. of Leswalt & Portpatrick here the water & Boundary takes A North BY E [East] direction- |
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Mul Loch Hill |
Mul Loch Hill
*Mulloch Hill
Melloch Hill |
Samuel Cluckey * Knock (and) Maize
Isaiah Ferguson * Auchinree Via Portpatrick
Map of Property (1792) |
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A Small hill the chief part of which is Arable on the Lands of Knock (and) Maize & near the South Side of the marsh Lochnafolie. |
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List of Names Collected by William BirKby 1st. Examiner
Objects
Lochnafolie - Marsh
Mul Loch _ Hill
[Signed] Private William BirKby
R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
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CANDLE CAVE |
Candle Cave
Candle Cave |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick |
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The Name applies to a Cave which is Situated in the face of a perpendicular Rock . a Short distance above H.W. M . [High Water Mark] The entrance is not very wide, and nearly fronts the Sea, It extends for a considerable distance into the Cliff. It lies between the Dove Cave, and Sheepfield Shore. (a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station) but quite near the latter. |
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"Sheepfield Shore" |
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List of Names collected by John Callanan C Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Candle Cave - Cave
"Sheepfield Shore" - A Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station
[Signed] John Callanan C A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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JUNIPER ROCK |
Juniper Rock
Juniper Rock |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan By Port Patrick |
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A Rock Or Point of land which projects from the Top of the precipice to near High Water Mark . It is very narrow. and Steep on all Sides as you advance to the extremity. There is a Small Juniper Bush on the Top of this Rock. On the end next the Sea. hence the name . It lies between the Gypsy Cave, and the Dove Cave. and is on the farm of Portsloggan. |
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SCABBY'S LOUP |
Scabby's Loup
Scabby's Loup |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
Michael Wallace Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan |
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KNOCK BAY |
Knock Bay
Knock Bay
Knock Bay
Knock Bay |
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize Portpatrick
James Ross Portslogan Portpatrick
William Mitchell Craigslee Portpatrick
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A Small creek or inlet in Broadsea Bay it is not used as a landing place except for Small fishing boats it is interspersed with boulders and shinglee the beach or the north & south side is very precipitous |
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List of Names collected by John Callanan C Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Juniper Rock - Rock
Scabby's Loup - Precipice
Knock Bay - Creek
[Signed] John Callanan C A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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LASHANDAROCH HILL |
Lashandaroch Hill
Lashandaroch Hill |
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick |
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A Considerable hill. the Soil of which is arable . It Commands a pretty good view of the Surrounding Country. but more particularly of the Irish Channel. of a fine Clear day. Some of the principal hills in the North of Ireland Can be Seen from off this hill. On it is the remains of a Fort. Supposed to have been a place of Strength in bygone years. It is on the Tract of Land Called Knock & Maize. Situated between the Shepherd's Hill & Light of the Maize. |
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CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill |
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize Via Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan By Port Patrick |
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A Considerable Hill. On which there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party " Cairn Hill" the Soil is arable . It Commands a good view of the Surrounding Country. But particularly of the Irish Channel. It is on the Tract of Land Called Knock & Maize - |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Lashandaroch Hill -- Hill
Cairn Hill - A Hill ◬ [Trigonometrical Station]
[Signed] John Callanan
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KNOCK AND MAIZE |
Knock and Maize
Knock and Maize |
John Johnston Knock & Maize By Portpatrick
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By Portpatrick |
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A large Tract of Land, which was formerly (in) One Farm, but is now divided into Several Smaller Farms. The Houses On this Tract, are nearly all thatched, and in pretty good repair the Soil is Chiefly Arable. It is bounded on the N.E. [North East] by Heigh -Glenstockadle. On the South by Kilantringan (farm) On the North by Portsloggan, (Farm) and on the West by the Sea. The principal Tenants are. John Johnston & Robert Cowan . Proprietor the Earl of Stair. |
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KNOCKY TOLL |
Knocky Toll
Knocky Toll |
James Ross Portsloggan Via Portpatrick
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By Portpatrick |
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The Name applies to a Small Arable Hill, on the Tract of Land Called Knock & Maize. It lies to the East of Cairn Hill, and adjacent thereto. |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan Cl. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Knock and Maize -- Tract of Land
Knocky Toll -- Hill
[Signed] John Callanan
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BEAR HOLM |
Bear Holm
Bear Holm |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan via P. [Port] Patrick |
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The name applies to a portion of level land that lies between the Gypsy Cave & the Light of the Maize. It has been laboured at One time, there has been Bear Sown in it. hence the name bear Holm. It is Well Known in the Country by that name. It is on the farm of Portsloggan - |
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DOVE CAVE |
Dove Cave
Dove Cave |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize via Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan By Port Patrick |
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The name applies to Cave which is Situated in the face of a precipice, or particular Rock, above High Water Mark The entrance of this Cave fronts the Sea, It extends into the Cliff but is not very wide. It was famed for Pigeons. But very few resorts it now There is a great quantity of water lodged in the Bottom of it It lies between the Candle Cave and the Gypsy Cave. and is on the farm of Portsloggan |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan Cl. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Bear Holm - A Portion of land
Dove Cave - Cave
[Signed] John Callanan
C A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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LIGHT OF THE MAIZE |
Light of the Maize
Light of the Maize |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Port Patrick
James Ross Portsloggan By P. [Port] Patrick |
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The name applies to a high Point of Land. On which there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station . Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Light of Maize" On the S.W. [South West] Side of this Point, facing the Sea, is a Steep precipice, This Point of Land is very remarkable at Sea, and is well Known to Sailors. Tradition Seems to Say that at the time of the Smugglingin this Country. that there was a light placed on that point, to decoy vessels (in the night) to the Shore adjacent to the point above mentioned. that the night be Wrecked. it is on the law Called Knock and Maize |
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GYPSY CAVE |
Gypsy Cave
Gypsy Cave |
James Ross Portsloggan By Portpatrick
Andrew Ross Portsloggan By Portpatrick |
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It is Situated in the face of a Steep precipice, a Rock, above H.W. M. [High Water Mark] it extends only a few yards into the Rock, It is nearly of an oval Shape in the inside, and is wide enough to Contain Several persons together.It opens towards the Sea. It lies between Bear Holm & the Dove Cave And is on the farm of Portsloggan . |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Light of the Maize -- Point of land
Gypsy Cave - Cave
[Signed] John Callanan
C A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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STANDING STONE |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
John Johnston Knock & Maize By Portpatrick
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By Portpatrick |
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A large Stone which is Situated On the Right hand Side of the Road from Port patrick to Stranraer . (via Portsloggan) It has been Erected there for the purpose of Cattle rubing themselves against it - |
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BROAD SEA BAY |
Broad Sea Bay
Broad Sea Bay |
James Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Portpatrick |
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The name applies to that part of the Sea Shore & Sea from Black head to the Point of Galdenoch. Fron its Curved Shape it has derived the name Bay. It is not used as a landing place for Shipping.but there is Several Small Creek's or Bays along its Coast where Fishing Boats Can land.The Bay is Sandy. and enclosed On the East By Steep & Bold Precipices (See Other Side) |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Standing Stone -- A Stone
Broad Sea Bay -- Bay |
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LASHANDAROCH GLEN |
Lashandaroch Glen
Lashandaroch Glen |
Michael Wallace Knock & Maize via Port Patrick
John Bevan Knock & Maize via Port Patrick |
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A pretty Steep Glen which is Situated between the Light of the Maize & the Gypsy Cave. The Sides of this Glen Consists of Rocky. Pasture. A Small Stream Runs at the Base of this Glen which forms a portion of the Boundary between the Farms of Knock & Maize and Portsloggan. But is not recognised by any particular name. |
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BROAD SEA BAY |
Broad Sea Bay |
Michael Wallace Knock & Maize via Port Patrick
John Bevan Knock & Maize via Port Patrick |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Lashandaroch Glen -- Glen
Broad Sea Bay -- Bay
[Signed] John Callanan
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CORE OF THE GLAKE |
Core of the GlaKe
Core of the Glake
Core of the Glaik |
Thomas Orr Knock & Maize By Portpatrick
John Johnston Knock & Maize By Portpatrick
James Ross Portsloggan By Portpatrick |
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THe Name applies to a lofty Hill, which is Situated on the farm of the Glake, a Short distance South of the farm house. On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party "Goar hill" The Nort Side of this hill is Rocky .the Remainder is Heathy pasture, It Commands an extension view of the Surrounding Country, The Irish Coast, and hills in the North of Ireland can be Seen from this hill in fine Clear weather. |
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SHEPHERD'S HILL |
Shepherd's Hill |
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By P. [Port] Patrick
Andrew Ross Portsloggan via P. [Port] Patrick |
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A Considerable hill on the land of Knock & Maize On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Knockandmaize" It is Situated between Portsloggan Bridge & KnocKharnot- |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Core of the Glake -- A Hill ◬ [Trigonometrical Point]
Shepherd's Hill -- A Hill ◬ [Trigonometrical]
[Signed] John Callanan
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KNOCK AND MAIZE BURN |
Knock & Maize Burn
Knock & Maize Burn |
John Johnston Knock and Maize By Portpatrick
Robert Cowan Knock and Maize By Portpatrick |
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A Small Burn, or Stream which takes its Rise in a Large Moss, on the farm of the GlaKe, and after a winding Course. falls into the Sea adjacent to the Light of the Maize. It is Known by the above name Only from Portsloggan Bridge. to whear it oins the Sea. It forms a portion of the Boundary between the Farm of Portsloggan, and the Tract of land Called Knock & Maize before it Comes to Portsloggan Bridge.. It afterwards Continues its Course through Knock & Maize land. |
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KNOCK HARNOT |
Knock harnot
Knock harnot |
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A Considerable hill on the farm or Tract of land Called Knock & maize, The Soil is partly Arable, & partly Heathy pasture. It Commands a middling. view of the Surrounding Country. |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. A. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Knock & Maize Burn -- A Burn or Stream
Knock harnot - Hill
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PORTSLOGGAN |
Portsloggan
Portsloggan
Postlogan |
James Ross Portsloggan By Portpatrick
Robert Cowan Knock & Maize By Portpatrick
John Johnston Knock & Maize By Portpatrick |
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A tolerable good Farm House. with out offices including a thrashing Mill, (worked by Horses) all of which are in pretty good repair. The Farm Consists of about 220 acres, the Greater part of which is arable, but of an inferior quality, owing to it being So Rocky, and the Soil light- It is Bounded on the South by Knock & Maize On the N.E. [North East] by the Glake. and on the West by the SEa. (on the N.W. [North West] Side of this Farm , Is two Forts. One of which has been leveled down when the field was ploughing, nothing now remains of it but this Site, the other to the North of it Surround by a Drain. and is Situated on a rising eminence, (The former is a hollow) the are Supposed to have been places of Strenght . Proprietor the Earl of Stair Tenanted by James Ross.- |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Portsloggan - A Farm House
[Signed] John Callanan
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PORTSLOGGAN BRIDGE |
Portsloggan Bridge
Portsloggan Bridge |
James Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick
John Johnston Knock & Maize By P.[Port] Patrick |
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A Small Bridge with One Arch & raised Battlements Built with Stone Etc. It is a Co. [County] Bridge & was recently Re Built. It is Situated on the Road from P. [Port] Patrick to Stranraer and at a Short distance South of Portsloggan farm House. It is Built on the Boundary between Portsloggan, & the Knock and Maize |
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CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill |
James Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick
Andrew Ross Portsloggan via Port Patrick |
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A Considerable hill, the Soil of which is Arable. On it Stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Sheepfield" It Commands a pretty good view of the Surrounding Country. The distant hills in the North of ireland Can be Seen off this hill. in Clear weather . It is on the farm of Portsloggan, a Short distance N.W. [North West] off the Farm House. |
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List of Names Collected by John Callanan C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Objects
Portsloggan Bridge - A Bridge
Cairn Hill - Hill ◬ [Trigonometrical Point]
[Signed] John Callanan
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CRAIGSLAVE MOSS |
Craigslave Moss
Craigslave Moss |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via, Portpatrick
David Wright. Workman Craigboy via, Portpatrick |
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CRAIGSLOVE |
Craigsleve
Craigsleve |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via, Portpatrick
David Wright. Workman Craigboy via, Portpatrick |
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A dwelling house and offices in middling repair occupied by worKmen. to it is a farm of about 100 acre. the greater part of which is of an inferior description. (Such as rocky and moor land ) held By Andrew & Thomas ClucK of Stranraer, and is the property of THomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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List of Names collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Craigslave Moss -- Moss
Craigsleve - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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AUCHTEN HILL |
Auchten Hill
Auchten Hill |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree (via) Portpatrick
Isaiah Ferguson High Auchenree via, Portpatrick |
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A hill the Surface of which is of a coarse description Part cultivated nearly Covered with short heath, is on the farm of High Auchenree and is the property of. Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey and on this hill is a ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] party Auchenree and on west Side of a large part of high moorland Known by the Name of Braid moor- (D Griffin corp [corporal]) |
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MOORCROFT MOSS |
Moorcroft Moss
Moorcroft Moss |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree (via) Portpatrick
Mathew Wither Moorcroft via, Portpatrick |
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A considerable stripe of Moss bounded on the East Side by the Farms of Hih and Low Auchenree, it is on the property of Moorcroft and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Achten Hill -- Hill
Moorcroft Moss -- Moss
Entry for High Auchenree is scored out.
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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CRAIGSLEVE |
Craigsleve ◬ [Trigonometrical Point]
Craigsleve ◬ [Trigonometrical Point] |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via, Portpatrick
David Wright Craigboy via, Portpatrick |
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A Trig [Trigonometrical] station. North west of the farm house of Craigsleve and on said farm |
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MOORCROFT |
Moorcroft
Moorcroft |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via, Portpatrick
James Logan, workman, Moorcroft via, Portpatrick |
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A slate House one Storey and in good repair, North of it is offices thatched, part of which is occupied by Workmen , to it is a farm of about 200 Acres attached. the greater part rocky and moor land now in the possession of Matthew Wither. farmer, and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey |
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CRAIGBOY BRIDGE |
Craigboy Bridge
Craigboy Bridge
Craigbowie Bridge |
James Logan, workman, Moorcroft via, Portpatrick
David Wright Craigboy via, Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
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This bridge takes its name from a farm of the name of craigboy, which is adjacent. it is built by the County. |
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[Page] 61 -- Plan 15B Trace No. 3 -- [Parish] of Portpatrick
List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Craigsleve ◬ -- ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station
Craigboy Bridge - Bridge
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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[Page] 61 -- Plan 15B Trace No. 3 -- [Parish] of Portpatrick
List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Craigsleve ◬ -- ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station
Craigboy Bridge - Bridge
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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AUCHTERMACKEAN PLANTING |
Auchtermackean Planting
Auchtermackean Planting
OughtrymaKain Planting |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via, Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin via Portpatrick |
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This planting takes its name from a farm which is adjacent, now is attached to the DunsKey lands, a portion of it is young and the general appearance is fir, but mixed with Ash, Oak, and sycamore. the portion that runs along the glen is of a grosser description than what is on the elevated ground, and the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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ROSS'S PLANTING |
Ross's Planting
Ross's Planting
Craigbowie Planting
Craigbowie Planting |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
David Wright, workman, Craigboy via, Portpatrick
John Lamb Forrester DunsKey Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin via Portpatrick |
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This takes its name from a Man of the name who holds the farm of Craigboy which is adjacent, it is a young planting and mixed with firs, oak and ash bit its general appearance is firr and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey. |
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List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Auchremackean Planting - Planting
Ross's Planting - Planting
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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MOSS PLANTING |
Moss Planting
Moss Planting |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey Via, Portpatrick
David Wright Wright, worKman, Craigboy, via, Portpatrick |
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A Considerable planting, the Centre of which is very thinly planted, thro' [through] runs a car road is elevated ground of rocky description and planted with oaks, ash and fir. it takes its name from the moss which is formerly was but been all Cut away, to distinguish it from the other plantings that are adjacent it is so Called, And is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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DUNSKEY LOCH |
DunsKey Loch
DunsKey Loch |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey Via, Portpatrick
David Wright Wright, worKman, Craigboy, via, Portpatrick |
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An Artificial Loch. bounded on the East side by a planting (young) and on the west side by Craigboy fell, at the north end of it is a small island. appearantly having . Some Small trees and is on the land of DunsKey |
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[Page] 64 -- Plan 15B Trace No. 3 -- [Parish] of Portpatrick
List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Moss Planting - Planting
DunsKey Loch _ Loch
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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MCCIBBINS HILL |
McCibbins Hill
McCibbins Hill
McCubbins Hill |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
John Murphy Dinvin, via, Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
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A ridge like shape, the Surface of which is pasture, is on the the west side of the road leading from Portpatrick to Kirkcolm, is bounded on the North west Side by Moss Planting, is held by Matthew Wither of Moorcroft farm and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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CRAIGBOY FELL |
Craigboy Fell
Craigboy Fell
Craigbowie Fell |
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
John Murphy Dinvin, via, Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
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This hill is on the lands of DunsKey is of a rocky description. the base of which is nearly oval. the portion which falls very Sudden on the west side till it meets Auchtermackean glen is very thickly planted. with oak, ash. sycamore and firs, on it is a Trig [Trigonometrical] station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] party DunsKeith . and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
McCibbins Hill - A Hill
Craigboy Fell - A Hill
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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AUCHTERMACKEAN GLEN |
Auchtermackean Glen
Auchtermackean Glen
DunsKey Glen |
William Reiside, Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
David Wright, worKman, Craigboy, via, Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
015 |
A precipitous glen, bounded on the north side by a palanting on the south west by a thick planting, and on the East side by a portion of Craigboy fell, thickly wooded with oak, ash and firs and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. D |
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AUCHTERMACKEAN BURN |
Auchtermackean Burn
Auchtermackean Burn
OughtrymaKain Burn |
William Reiside, Game Keeper DunsKey via, Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via [Portpatrick]
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
015 |
A considerable burn runs in a Southerly direction till it meets the Irish Sea. it takes its rise in Low Auchenree moss. met by several other streams (not of any note) till it forms one worthy of notice. it is met by Craigsleve Burn north of Craigboy Bridge, runs thro' [through] Craigboy farm till it meets the farm of AuchtermacKean and then is Known by the name given till it meets the Sea, - |
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List of Names Collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
AuchtermacKean Glen - Glen
Auchtermackean Burn - Burn
DunsKey Loch _ Loch
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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KILLINTRINGAN FELL |
KillIintringan Fell
Killantringan Fell |
William Reiside, Game Keeper DunsKey (via) Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
015 |
A large rocky hill Covered with heather. the base of which is nearly oval, is bounded by AuchtermacKean farm on the South, and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blais Esqr. DunsKey |
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DINVIN HILL |
Dinvin Hill
Dinvin Hill |
James Boyd. Farmer Dinvin North via, Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick |
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This hill is on the farm of Dinvin North, and in the possession of James Boyd Farmer. It is an oblong shape, the Surface of which is good dry soil and produces Corn etc. and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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List of Names collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Killintringan Fell -- A hill
Dinvin Hill - A hill
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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DINVIN |
Dinvin
Dinvin |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick
James Boyd, Farmer Dinvin North via Portpatrick |
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This Station is situated on elevated ground, Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] party Dinvin, held by Mr. Murdoch Factor |
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FALL OF FOURS PLANTING |
Fall of Fours Planting
Fall of Fours Planting
Dinvin Wood * or Planting |
William Reiside - Game Keeper Dunskey, via, Portpatrick
James Boyd, Farmer Dinvin North via Portpatrick
* John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
015 |
A thick Planting mixed, its general appearance is fir, on the road leading from Portpatrick to KirKcolm and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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DINVIN MOSS |
Dinvin Moss
Dinvin Moss
Dinvin Moss |
James Boyd, Farmer Dinvin North via Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
015 |
A small stripe of moss on the farm of Dinvin North held by James Boyd farmer and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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List of Names collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Dinvin -- ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station
Fall of Fours Planting -- Planting
Dinvin Moss -- Moss
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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DINVIN NORTH |
Dinvin North
Dinvin North
Dinvin Upper |
James Boyd, Farmer Dinvin North via Portpatrick
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick
John Murdoch Esqr. Factor to Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dinvin House via, Portpatrick |
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A good Slated hous in good repair, adjacent is offices, but in middling repair, to it is a farm of about 100 acres attached the greater portion of it is coarse rocky ground and held by James Boyd farmer, And is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey |
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LOW AUCHENREE |
Low Auchenree Low Auchenree |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree via Portpatrick
Andrew Martin Tenant Low Auchenree via Portpatrick |
015 |
This house is one Storey and Slated. adjacent in middling repair. To it is a large farm, but now divided into two Called High and Low Auchenree it is very Coarse, the greater part is of a rock description and Moor, it is about 200 acres in extent. and is the property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. DunsKey. |
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List of Names collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Dinvin North -- House
Low Auchenree -- House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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AUCHENREE BURN |
Auchenree Burn
Auchenree Burn |
Peter Martin Low Auchenree, via, Portpatrick
William Reiside Game Keeper DunsKey via Portpatrick |
015 |
This burn runs for a Considerable distance, takes its rise from High Auchenree Moss it is not well Known by any person but those whom are living Convenient . (it is met by Several other streams not of any Consequence) It runs in a Westerly direction till it passes under a bridge which is on the road leading from Portpatrick to KirKcolm, Afterwards it is well Known by AuchternacKean burn. (better Known by Glen) Continues Said course thro' [through] the plantings of Dunskey till it meets the Irish Sea, |
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List of Names collected by C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 7th. July 1847 1st. Examiner
Objects
Auchenree Burn -- Burn
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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Wigtownshire
Plan 15B
Names of Parishes -- Page
Leswalt -- 1
Portpatrick -- 15 |
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