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Parish of Leswalt
Plan 16 A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Auchneel -- 9
Archy's Well -- 21
Broadstone Garden -- 7
BreacKoch Hill -- 9
BacK Rampart -- 18
Cold Well -- 13
Chloera Burying Ground -- 16
Clayhole -- 24
Clayhole Bank -- 24
Drum Hill -- 13
Elm House -- 19
Free Church -- 17
Foulford -- 21
Gayfield -- 3
Greenfield -- 11
Gallow Hill -- 14
Gallow Hill -- 14
Glebe -- 14
Ghost House -- 15
High Spirry -- 3
High Larg -- 3
Hill Head -- 19
KnocKcullie or DicKs Hill --16
Larg Liddesdale -- 6
Low Spirry -- 6
Low Larg - 7
Loch Ryan -- 8
Little MarK -- 10
Laurel BanK -- 22
Moat Hill -- 9
MeiKLe MarK -- 12
New Field -- 11
Peters Hill -- 11
Piltanton Burn --12
ParK Head -- 13
ParK House -- 17
Spring BanK -- 4
Spring BanK Plantation -- 4
Sheuchan Mill -- 8
Sea BanK House -- 23
Sea BanK Cottage -- 23
Original Secession Church -- 22
Sun Street -- 21
Sheuchan Church --28
St. John's Well --17
Thorney Croft -- 16
Town's Land or Greenfield -- 15
Tun Hill -- 10
Sheuchan ParKs -- 5
Sheuchan Mill Bridge -- 7
Sheuchan Bridge -- 4
Bishop Burn Bridge -- 69 |
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GAYFIELD |
Gayfield
Gay -field |
John Adair Esq.
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles N.W. [North West] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A Small Slated farm house & Some outhouses with a farm attached of About 30 acres of arable land occupied by George Neil. The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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HIGH SPIRRY |
High Spirry
High Spirry
Spirrie
Spirrie |
John Adair Esqr
John McFadden
Ainslie's map 1782
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[situation] 1 3/8 mile W.N. W. [West North West] from the Parish ch. [church] Stranraer
A good farm house well constructed one Story high with outhouses all in good repair and a farm of about 30 acres of arable land attached occupied by David Aiken. The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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HIGH LARG |
High Larg
High Larg
Larg |
John Adair Esqr John McFadden Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[situation] About mile W.N. W. [West North West] from the Parish ch. [church] Stranraer
A Small thatched farm house with outhouses and about 8 acres of land attached. the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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[Plan] 16 A - -- Parish of Leswalt -- [Page] 3
page - 85 Gayfield
86 High Spirrry
87 High Larg |
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SPRING BANK |
Spring Bank
Spring Bank
Spring Bank
Springbank |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Bennet
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About one mile W. by N. [West by North] from the Ph. [Parish] Church of Stranraer
A neat farm house and out offices in good repair with a farm attached of about 100 acres of arable land The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. This place was formerly of the Lands of Gallow's Hill. |
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SPRING BANK PLANTATION |
Spring Bank Plantation
Spring Bank Plantation
Spring Bank Plantation |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden
Rev. [Reverend] D. Bennet |
016 |
[Situation] at the South side of SpringBanK
A large Plantation chiefly of fir of about 30 years standing. The property and in the possession of R.V. Agnew Esqr. This place was also part of gallow's Hill. On the boundary of this plantation is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Gallow's Hill " |
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SHEUCHAN BRIDGE |
Sheuchan Bridge
Sheuchan Bridge |
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor
George McHaffie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] 13 Chains West of Sheuchan Mill
A Small Stone Bridge of One Arch on the Road from Stranraer to Kirkcolm. It is a County Bridge- |
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[Page] 4 -- Parish of Leswalt
Page- 88, 221 -- Spring Bank
Page - 88, 89 -- Spring Bank Plantation
-- Sheuchan Bridge |
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SHEUCHAN PARKS |
Sheuchan Parks
Sheuchan Parks
Schewchan |
[Situation] Map of property 1828
John Adair Esqr.
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] At the N.E. [North East] Side of the town of Stranraer
A large tract of arable land adjoining the west Side of Stranraer & that of the Suburb or village of Clayhole and extending along the west shore of Loch Ryan as far north as Leigh Larg on the west Side of it is bounded by Larg Liddesdale SpringbanK and Gallow's Hill and on the South as far as KnocKcullie Hill The portion called the Mill Lands And Park House is within the above division. This land is divided into Several Small tenements let chiefly to persons residing in the town of Stranraer Chiefly as pasture land the division of it thus into pasture land or parKs gave rise to the name It is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. on the western part of this tract is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station written "Sheughans" by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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[Page] 5 -- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
page - 88, 91, 107 - Sheuchan Parks |
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LARG LIDDESDALE |
Larg Liddesdale
Larg Liddesdale
Larg Liddesdale |
William Stevenson
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile W.N.W. [West North West] from the Parish Ph [Church] Stranraer
A neat cottage residence and Sme Small outoffices with a farm attached of about 20 acres of arable land occupied by William Stevenson the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. |
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SPIRRY MEADOW |
Spirry Meadow
Spirry Meadow |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[situation] About one mile N.W. [North West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A Small tract of land consisting of about 25 Acres of arable land |
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LOW SPIRRY |
Low Spirry
Low Spirry
Spirrie
Spirrie |
John Adair Esqr. John McFadden
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engr. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] At the North Side of Spirry Meadow
A Small old farm house & some Small outhouses the farm house is occupied as a labourers cottage this is about 22 acres of arable land adjoining in the occupation of William McDowall of High Spirry |
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[Page] 6 - Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page - 87 Larg Liddesdale
- 86 Spirry meadow
- 86 Low Spirry |
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LOW LARG |
Low Larg
Low Larg |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About one mile N.W. [North West] from the Ph. [Parish] Church of Stranraer
A Small labourers Cottage thatched ad a farm of about 24 acres of arable land in the occupation of David McCulloch. The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. on this land is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] of this name |
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BROADSTONE GARDEN |
Broad Stone
Broad Stone
Broadstone
Broadstone
Broadstone Gardens
Broadstone Gardens |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Bennet
John Adair Esqr.
Ainslie's Map 1782
See Name List Plan 10 C
David McCulloch
A. McMeiKan |
016 |
[Situation] one mile N.W. [North West] from the Ph. [Parish] church Stranraer
A large flower and vegetable garden used for Market purposes the produce is sold in Stranraer this garden is generally let from year to year to purchasers . The property of & in the occupation of John Murray Esqr. Lecturer on Botany Hull. Near this place was a stone used by washerwoman hence the name |
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SHEUCHAN MILL BRIDGE |
Sheuchan Bridge
Sheuchan Bridge
Sheuchan Bridge
Sheuchan Mill Bridge |
David McCulloch
James Douglas James McDowall
George McHaffie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] At the South Side of Sheuchan Mill
A Small Stone bridge of one arch on the Road from Stranraer to Kirkcolm through Clayhole by Sheuchan mill. it is a County Bridge |
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[Page] 7 -- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 85, 89 - Low Larg
85 - Broadstone Garden
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SHEUCHAN MILL (Corn) |
Sheuchan Mill
Sheuchan Mill
Sheuchan Mill
Shewchan Mill |
John Adair
John McFadden
James Douglas
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile N.W. [North West] from the Ph. [Parish] Church of Stranraer
A large corn Mill and a farina Mill worked by waterwheel and by steam engine the property of McEwen and co. [Company] here is also a manufactory or worKshop for maKing [Carriages] (Gigs spring cars etc.) also Carts ploughs & other farming implements [Ships] building is occasionally done to the worKs belonging to James Douglas here are also [4 to] 5 dwelling houses the whole is well Known [by] the name "Sheuchan Mill" |
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LOCH RYAN |
Loch Ryan
Bay of Loch Ryan
Bay of Loch Ryan
Loch Ryan
Loch Ryan |
Maps of Property 1828
Map of property 1795
Statisl. acct [Statistical account] of Scotland 1839
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engr. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
See Plans 5A & 10 A |
016 |
[Situation] In the N.W. [North West] part of the County of Wigtown
"Lochryan is situated at what may be Considered the entrance of the Firth of Clyde being about 60 Miles South west of Greenock 40 miles South South East Campbelltown 52 miles Southeast of the of the north channel opening into the western ocean and 40 miles north [east] of the entrance of Belfast Loch . At its entrance it is about 3 miles across from [east] to west with from 4 to 5 fathoms of water which gradually deepens to 7 or 8 as you [proceed ] up . The Loch lies North and South And is between [8] & 9 miles long from the entrance to the town of Stranraer Situated at the head of it. Its breadth varies from 2 to 5 miles The above description which I consider correct is taken from the Statisl [Statistical account] of Scotland No. [Number] 21 Page 81 Published 1839 |
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[Page] 8-- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page - 87, 90 - Sheuchan Mill
- 91 - Loch Ryan |
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AUCHNEEL |
Auchneel
Auchneel |
John Adair Esqr.
William Campbell |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles W.N.W. [West North West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the lands of Auchneel north of BracKach Hill the place on which it Stands is not Known by any particular name. |
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BREACKOCH HILL |
BracKroch Hill
BracKroch Hill
BreacKoch
BraicKauch |
William KissacK
John McFadden
George McHaffie Esqr.
Factor to the proprietor
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[situation] About 1 5/8 miles west from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A hill or portion of high ground on the farm of Auchneel. There was formerly a farm of the name BrocKoch at this place |
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MOAT HILL |
Moat Hill
Moat Hill |
Robert McNeillie
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] Nearly 2 miles W.S.W.] West South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A Small hill or eminence on the farm of Dindinnie on which is a hillock resembling a moat hence the name this hillock bears some resemblance of being artificial |
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TUN HILL |
Tun Hill
Tune Hill
Tun Hill
Tun Hill |
Mr. McNeilly
William KissacK
Map of property 1828
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 2 Miles W.S.W. [West South West] from the Parish of Stranraer
A large hill on the farm of Dindinnie on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party Dindinny [from] the farm name |
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LITTLE MARK |
Little MarK
Little MarK |
John Adair Esqr.
Map of property 1828 |
016 |
[situation] About 1 1/2 miles S.W. [South West] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A good farm house well Constructed and in good repair with a farm attached of about 80 acres of arable land of middling [quality] The property of R.V. Agnew [Esqr] |
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[Page] 10 -- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page] 27 - Tun Hill
99- Little mark |
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GREENFIELD |
Greenfield
Greenfield |
Gavin Gibson
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.W. [South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A good farm house and office houses Slated & in good repair with a farm of about 80 acres of good land occupied by Gavin Gibson, The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. there is also another house & farm on the opposite side of Piltanton Burn Sometimes & more generally known by the name Town's Land (See description) but called Green Field by the proprietor |
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PETER'S HILL |
Peter's Hill
Peter's Hill |
William McKissack
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S. by W. [South by West] from the parish church of Stranraer
A Small hill on the farm of Greenfield in a good State of Cultivation |
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NEW FIELD |
New Field
New Field |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles W.S.W. [West South West] from the parish church of Stranraer
A good farm house and out offices all Slated and in good repair with a farm attached of about 80 acres of land of middling quality occupied by James Hunter . The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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[Page] 11 - Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 99, 104 - Greenfield
99 - Peter's Hill
97 - New Field |
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MEIKLE MARK |
MieKle MarK
MieKle MarK
MieKle MarK |
William McKissacK
John Adair Esqr.
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles W.S.W. [West South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A moderate Sized farm house thatched with offices in good repair and a farm of about 120 acres of [arable] land. Occupied by William McKissacK the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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PILTANTON BURN |
Piltanton Burn
Pultanton Burn
Polltantan Burn
Piltanton Burn
Piltanton Burn |
A. Gibb
John Adair Esqr.
Map of property 1828
George McHaffie Esqr.
See Plans 17C & 23 A |
016 |
For description of this River See Name List for Plan 16 D Page 11 |
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Form 136 -
Page 101 - Miekle Mark - "MeiKle" Great , much &c - Dr. [Doctor] Jamiesons Scottish Dictionary
93,105 - Piltanton Burn |
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DRUM HILL |
Drum Hill
Drum Hill
Drum Hill |
William McKissacK
map of property 1828
John McFaden |
016 |
[Situation] Near the north Side of Peter's Hill
A moderate Sized hill on the farm of MeiKle MarK the base of it is of an oval Shape. The Soil is arable |
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PARK HEAD |
ParK Head
ParK head
ParKhead |
Map of property 1828
John McFadden
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 miles East from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A tract of land consisting of About 60 acres Occupied by William McKissacK in connection with the farm of MeiKle MarK . This tract was formerly occupied as a separate farm |
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COLD WELL |
Cold Well
Cold Well
Cold well
Cold Spring |
Map of property 1828
W.C.Chhristison
John McFadden
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/8 miles WSW [West South West] from the Ph. Parish Church Stranraer
A good Spring well in the farm of SpringbanK it does not fail in the driest Seasons |
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[Page] 13 -- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page - 97 Drum Hill - "Druim" - ridge of a hill - Gaelic Dictionary
101- ParK Head
101-Cold Well - 3 Authorities for Well , 1 Authority for Spring |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow's Hill
Gallow's Hill
Gala Hill |
Map of property 1828
John Crawford
James Crawford
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile SW by W [South West by West ] from the parish church of Stranraer
A tract of high ground [consisting] of about 60 acres of arable land [divided] into 2 farms one occupied by John Spiers with a farm of about 45 acres the other occupied by John McFadden consisting of about 18 acres. [The] property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. This district formerly included SpringbanK & the part called Town's Land also Gallow Hill House [Stood] on this ground |
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GALLOW HILL HOUSE |
Gallow Hill House
Gallow Hill House |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] On the Northern Side of Gallow Hill about 3/4 mile WSW [West South West] from the Ph. [Parish] Church of Stranraer
A large & well Constructed house originally for a villa or respectable Cottage residence at present in bad repair occupied by working people (Two families) One of which occupies about an acre of land. The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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GLEBE [Stranraer] |
Glebe
Glebe
Glebe |
James Adair
William Galbraith
James Taylor |
016 |
A Small farm house with out houses [all] thatched & in middling repair attached is a farm of [45] acres of arable land, this land was bequeathed about [100] years ago by the Rev. [Reverend] Walter Lowerie Reid Castle formerly Minister of this Parish for the Support of his Successors for better description see forms page 45 |
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[Page] 14 - Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 103 - Gallow Hill
105 - Gallow Hill House - See Description of Ghost House P 15 - For Gallows Hill
103- Glebe |
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GHOST HOUSE |
Ghost House
Ghost House |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile SW [South West] from the Parish Church of Stranraer At the South end of Gallow Hill
A Small cottage Slated occupied by a labourer on Gallow Hill The property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. Tradition Says that a temporary Gallows was erected on the site or near this house for the execution of a Criminal which gave rise to the name Gallow Hill See page 14 .- |
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TOWN'S LAND or GREENFIELD |
Town's Land
Town's Land Green Field
Green Field |
John Adair Esqr. John McFadden
Charles McWhinnie
Receipts for rent |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles SW by W. [South West by West] from the parish church of Stranraer
An ordinary farm house & outhouses with a farm of arable land this land formerly belonged to the town of Stranraer as public property or as common it is now the property of Lieut. [Lieutenant] Taylor of Carlisle occupied by Charles McWhinnie and although Called Green Field by the occupier & proprietor it is more popularly Known by the name Town's Land |
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[Page] 15 - Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 105- Ghost House
210- Town's Land |
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THORNY CROFT |
Thorney Croft
Thorny Croft
Thorny Croft |
Map of property 1828
David McCreedie occupier
John McFadden Gallowhill |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile SW [South West] from the Ph. [Paris] Church of Stranraer
A Small thatched Cottage in bad repair with about 2 acres of land attached. This spot is a detached portion of the Sheuchan estate Consisting two Small fields occupied by David McCreedie The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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CHOLERA BURYING GROUND |
Cholera Burying Ground |
William Buchannan
John Crawford
John McFadzean |
016 |
[Situation] 1/4 South of Stranraer
A Small triangular spot of Ground used as a burying ground for those persons who died in Stranraer of the Cholera in the years 1832 & 1833 |
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KNOCKCULLIE or DICK'S HILL |
Knockcullie
Knockcullie
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill |
John Adair Esqr.
Plan of Sheuchan
Andrew McLavine
William Buchannan
John Crawford
James McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile SSW [South South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church Stranraer
A small hill on the land belonging to Belmont the surface of which is arable on it is a Trig. [Trigonometrical ] Station called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Dick's Hill - Persons who died in [times] of cholera are intered in a small inclosure in this hill. |
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DICK'S HILL |
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill
Dicks Hill |
Andrew McLavine William Buchannan John Crawford James McFadden |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile SSW [South South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church Stranraer A small hill on the land belonging to Belmont the surface of which is arable on it is a Trig. [Trigonometrical ] Station called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Dick's Hill - Persons who died in [times] of cholera are intered in a small inclosure in this hill. |
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[Page] 16 -- Parish of Leswalt
Form 136
Page 104 - Thorney croft
137,210 - Knockcullie |
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PARK HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Park House
Park House |
Major General McDowal C.B [Companion of the Bath]
John Adair Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] 1/4 Mile west from Ph. [Parish] church Stranraer
A neat house modern Style of building with suitable out offices garden orchard & ornamental gd [ground] attached. The residence of Major General McDowal C.B. [Companion of the Bath] The property of R.V. Agnew Esq. of Sheuchan. |
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FREE CHURCH [Sheuchan] |
Sheuchan Free Church
Sheuchan Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert McDowal
John McGarvey |
016 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile W. [West] from the Parish Ch. [Church] Stranraer
A plain rectangular Stone building of the modern Style built partly by the [Free Church] and of the Sustentation fund and partly by private Subscription in it is 300 fittings The minister is the Revd. [Reverend] Robert McDowal who is paid by the Free church Sustentation fund It is situate on the Sheuchan estate The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr.- |
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ST JOHN'S WELL [Stranraerl |
St. John's Well
St. John's Well |
John McColm
H. McCrea |
016 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.W [North West] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A Spring well the water of which is soft which rises within the tide mark about 73 links from high water mark it is covered at each returning tide it is noticed by Simpson in 1684 See Chambers Caledonia vol. [volume] 3 P. [Page] 437 |
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Parish of Leswalt - 45/4081 4 & 5 (80 - [page] 17
Form 136
Page 119 - Park House
116- Sheuchan Free Church
119- St. John's Well
" In the old parish of Inch there were two Chapels : 1st. St. John's Chapel, which
Stood at the South end of Loch Ryan, at the east end of the Burgh of Stranraer
This Chapel was in ruins in 1684---- A piece of law which belongs thereto was called St. John's Croft. And a
copious Spring of soft water which rises within the floodmark is still called St. John's Well "
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SHEUCHAN CHURCH |
Sheuchan church
Sheuchan church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Stewart
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile W by N [west by North] from the Ph. [Parish] Church Stranraer
A handsome Stone building with Square Tower & bell of the mixed Gothic and Saxon Style of building belonging to [the] establishment having sittings for 600 [hearers] it is not a parish church but designed chiefly for the accommodation of the [tenants] on the Sheuchan estate whether in the parish of Leswalt or Portpatrick the minister [is] the Revd. [Reverend] James Stewart whose Stipend is [£80] paid by R. V. Agnew Esq. |
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BACK RAMPART [Stranraer] |
Back Rampart
Back Rampart |
William Buchanan
John Adair Esqr. |
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[Situation] At the west end of the town of Stranraer
A back lane passage chiefly [used as] a foot passage no cars or carts being [brought] this way unless very seldom there is [scarcely] any attention paid to repairing it there are [about] 4 or 5 houses here of an inferior [description] this leads from Hill Head to the Clay [Hole] |
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Form 136
Page 117 - Sheuchan Church
111- Back Rampart - Not written on 6 Inch Plan
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ELM HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Elm House
Elm House |
James Hannah Esqr. occupier
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] 12 Chains NW by W [North West by North] from the parish church, Stranraer
A neat & commodious house Two stories high Slated & in good repair with suitable out offices and garden attached & Some Small parks. The property and residence of James Hannah this house is on the Sheuchan estate |
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HILL HEAD [Stranraer] |
Hill Head
Hill Head |
John Adair Esqr.
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] At the west Side of the town of Stranraer
A considerable village forming the western suburbs of the town of Stranraer the houses are are chiefly one Storey high thatched and mostly of an inferior description. The street is macadamised & drained the village is situate on high ground considerably above the other part of the town the worKing people are chiefly labourers & artisans there are a few Small provision shops two public houses & some dealers of old clothes & furniture this village is on the Sheuchan estate. The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. - |
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Form 136
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LOCH RYAN TAVERN [Stranraer] |
Loch Ryan Tavern
Loch Ryan Tavern
Loch Ryan Tavern |
James Hannah
William Buchanan
Sign Board |
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[Situation] About 13 chains west from the Parish church of Stranraer
A large & well constructed public house situated at the corner of Sun [St.] in Hill Head occupied by Mrs Grace Fleming. The property of a Company of Shareholders it is more generally Known by the name Tontine then [that] of Loch Ryan Tavern |
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Form 136
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ARCHY'S WELL [Stranraer] |
Archy's Well
Archy's Well
Archy's Well |
John Adair Esqr.
Map of Stranraer
William Buchanan |
016 |
[situation] 26 chains WSW [West South West] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A good Spring well on the lands of Sheuchan which chiefly used by the inhabitants of Hill head & its vicinity from traditional account it appears that a man named Archibald Dunlop first dug the well hence the name Archy's Well |
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FOULFORD |
Foulford
Foulford |
John Adair Esqr.
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile WSW [West South West] from the Parish church of Stranraer
A group of houses or Small village situate near Hillhead on the old road from Stranraer to Portpatrick the houses are of a an unfair description occupied by agricultural labourers &c . |
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SUN STREET [Stranraer] |
Sun Street
Sun Street
Sun Street
Sun Street |
John Adair Esqr.
William Buchanan
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] At the SW [South West] Side of the town of Stranraer
This Street is part of the village of Hillhead & extends from the western extremity of this village to the junction of Church Street Bridge St. & Lewis Street about 1/3 of this Street has houses on each Side of rather of inferior class then there are a few good cottages occupied by respectable families |
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Form 136
Page - 127 - Archy's Well
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LAUREL BANK [Stranraer] |
Laurel Bank
Laurel Bank
Laurel Bank |
John Adair Esqr.
Andrew McClarn
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] 5 chains SW [South West] from the Ph. [Parish] church of Stranraer
A large handsome house [recently ] erected of the Elizabethan style 2 [Storeys] & ornamental with cut stone [situated] on the South Side of Sun Street [&] a few Small parks attached. The [property] & residence of John Adair Writer & factor to Robert Vans Agnew |
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ORIGINAL SECESSION CHURCH [Stranraer] |
Original Secession Chapel
Original Secession Church
Original Secession Church |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
John Robertson
William Thompson |
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[situation] About 3 chains SSW [South South West] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A plain Stone edifice well constructed built 1842- 3 cost [about] £730 number of Sittings about [400] average number of Communicants about 260. The living is worth [£130] The minister is Revd. [Reverend] Robert J. Watt |
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Form 136
Page - 133 - Laurel Bank
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SEA BANK COTTAGE [Stranr er] |
Sea Bank Cottage
Sea Bank Cottage |
William Douglas
John Adair Esqr. |
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[Situation] At the NW [North West] side of the village of Clay Hole
A neat cottage residence one Story high with a garden & plot of pleasure adjoining. The property & residence of William Douglas farmer |
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SEA BANK HOUSE [Stranrae ] |
Sea Bank House
Sea Bank House |
John Adair Esqr.
William Douglas |
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[Situation] At the NW [North West] Side of the village of Clayhole SE. [South East] Side of Sea Bank Cottage
A Commodious house 2 Stories high in good repair with garden at the rear & plot of pleasure ground in front. the property of Dr. [Doctor] Priault |
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CLAYHOLE |
Clayhole
Clayhole
Clayhole |
John Adair Esqr.
Plan of Stranraer 1843
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] At the N.W. [North West] Side of the town of Stranraer
A Considerable village or Suburb on the north of Stranraer its Shape is nearly that of a Crescent Situated close on the western shore of Loch Ryan part of the village consists of rows of houses on both Sides of [the] Street and partly of a Single row. The [Street] is macadamised but much neglected as [for] cleanliness &c, as there is little thoroughfare [in] this Street. The worKing people are chiefly fishermen with Some agricultural [labourers] there are Some provision Shops & two public houses. In the village is also [a] free church & school in connection [with it] |
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CLAYHOLE BANK |
Clayhole Bank
Clayhole Bank |
John Adair Esqr.
William Buchanan |
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[Situation] on the East side of Clay Hole
A bank of Sand & Shingle [projecting] a distance into Loch Ryan it nearly [is] covered at Spring tides it is [caused] by the action of the tides formerly a [sort] of wharf or rudely constructed Boat quay had been constructed here but [ at] present it is nearly defaced. the bank [was] used by fishermen for hauling their boats [up] on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. Called "Clayhole" |
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Parish of Stranraer
Plan 16 A
INDEX
Names of Objects --- Page
Anne House -- 41
Burnfoot -- 42
Belleville -- 43
Bridge Street -- 51
Bowie Cottage -- 55
Cowans Close -- 31
Canses Close -- 31
Castle Street -- 36
Charlotte Street -- 39
Church -- 45
Castle Prison -- 37
Church Street -- 46
Court House -- 47
Fisher Street -- 33
Free Church -- 50
George Street -- 32
Glenwell Street -- 41
Green Vale Street -- 50
Glen Street -- 30
Garden House -- 55
Harbour Street -- 42
Hanover Street -- 54
High Street --- 31
Ivy House -- 56
Ivy Place -- 56
Jail -- 49
King Street -- 30
Lewis Street -- 52
Little Dublin Street -- 52
Little Ireland -- 53
Mill Street -- 53
Neptune Street -- 29
North Strand Street -- 35
Port Rodie -- 43
Princes Street -- 35
Quay -- 29
Queen Street -- 33
Rose Street -- 39
Reformed Presbyterian Church -- 55
Stranraer -- 27
Steam Boat Wharf -- 30
St. Andrew Street -- 39
St. John Street -- 40
South Strand Street -- 51
StoneyKirk Road -- 54
Thistle Street -- 40
Additional Names
Bridge Street United presbyterian Church -- 48
British Linen Company's Bank -- 34
Bellville United Presbyterian Church -- 40
Custom House -- 34
Edinburgh & Glasgow Bank -- 38
Gas WorKs -- 34
Union Bank Of Scotland -- 44
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STRANRAER |
Stranraer
Stranraer
Stranraer
Stranraer |
William Black Esq Town Clerk
Archibald McMicKen
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] At the South extremity of the Bay of Loch about 6 miles NE [North East] from Port PatricK
A Considerable Seaport town and borough Commodiously Situated at the Southern end of Loch Ryan a long arm of the Sea which projects about 9 miles into the N.W. [North West] of Wigtownshire and forms a large bay and natural harbour where vessels of Considerable tonnage can approach very near the town. In 1821 a handsome pier has been Completed which adds much to the accommodation of the Shipping &c, the harbour dues collected in 1846 was £160 there are two Steam boats attend this port one plies between it and Glasgow the other to Ayre the Glasgow Steamer goes occasionally to Belfast. This town owes its rise to its advantageous Situation which renders it at present the principal town in Galloway. It was created a Royal Burgh in 1617 by James VI. The Corporation Consists of a provost two bailies a dean of guild and 15 Councillors including a treasurer in all 18 members This burgh with the others of wigtownshire unite in returning one member to parliament. The present member is Sir John McTaggart of Ardwell. The Shipping and trade of this town have considerably encreased of late years. The population of the town in 1841 including suburbs was 4878. There are three banks in the town. One a branch of the Union Bank of Scotland another that of the British Linen Companys Bank and a branch of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank. There are in the town and Suburbs 9 places of public worship. In the town there are 4 good Inns. The number of houses in the town licenced for the Sale of Spiritous liquors are 51 there are 8 fairs in the year for the Sale of black cattle and 3 or 4 for the Sale of horses. Recently a gaol has been erected on an improved plan the building occupied for many years past as a prison being an old Castle Close |
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[Note] "The Parish" (Stranraer) "consists entirely of the Burgh."
Statistical Acct [Account] 1840 p95. |
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Close to the town is an academy a handsome building of the Elizabethan Style in 1844 there are a number of the worKing people engaged in weaving in the employment of Glasgow houses also there are many employed as fishermen and Sailors.
The name Stranraer seems to be of difficult derivation but it is probable from the word Strand Raw Signifying the row of houses along the rivulet Strandraw became in course of time to be named and written Strandraewer and afterwards Starnaraer. - |
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NEPTUNE STREET [Stranraer] |
Neptune Street
Neptune Street
Neptune Street |
John Adair Esq.
William Buchanan
Map of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] At the N.W. [North West] Side of the town of Stranraer adjoining the S.E. [South East] end of the village of Clay Hole
A Short extending from the Clayhole to the quay & to the junction of Quay Vennel & fisher Street the houses & street are nearly of the Same description as Clayhole there are 2 public houses in this street |
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QUAY [Stranraer] |
Stranraer Quay
Stranraer Quay |
William Taylor
John Adair Esqr. |
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[Situation] At the north Side of the town of Stranraer
A well constructed pier or harbour extending about 200 yards northward into the Bay of Loch Ryan it was built in 1819- 21 by Subscription & a government grant the sides of it are built of Square blocks of free stone the average height of the pier is about 15 feet its surface is macadamised and about 30 feet wide and in the west side of it is a row chain posts harbour dues are charged from 2d to 3d per ton the dues collected in 1846 was £160 it is let this year at £140 two Steamers attend this port one plies between it and Glasgow the other to Ayr the Glasgow steamer goes occasionally to Belfast near the north end of the pier a wood Structure called the Steam boat Wharf built by the Steam boat Company for the accomodation of the Steam Boats. This Quay is the property of the borough of Stranraer & under the protection of the town Council |
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Page - 143 - Neptune Street
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STEAM BOAT WHARF [Stranraer] |
Steam Boat Wharf
Steam Boat Wharf |
John Adair Esq.
William Taylor |
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[Situation] Near the North end of the Pier
For description of this object see article Stranraer Quay |
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KING STREET [Stranraer] |
King Street
King Street |
Andrew Murray
William Buchanan |
016 |
[Situation] In the western part of the town of Stranraer
A Sort Street but tolerable wide leading from George Street & Hill Head to the Quay it is partly paved and partly macadamised with causeways on each side portions of which flagged the houses on the west side [of] the street are of tolerable good description two Stories high Some of them occupied [by] respectable families in this street there are two public houses a BaKers Shop one [or] two Small provision shops this street is in [good] clean |
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Form 136
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147 - King Street |
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HIGH STREET [Stranraer] |
High Street
High Street |
William Buchanan
Archibald McMeiKan |
016 |
[Situation] In the western Side of the town of Stranraer
A Short Street the continuation of Hill Head to George Street its well paved and drained the houses are generally One Story high & a few 2 Stories they are generally slated but some are thatched but in good repair some are occupied by dealers in old clothes also mechanics & labourers |
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COWAN'S CLOSE [Stranraer] |
Cowan's Close
Cowan's Close |
William Buchanan
James Byres |
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[Situation] In the western Side of the town of Stranraer
A short narrow close or court South Side of George Street |
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CANSE'S CLOSE [Stranraer] |
Canse's Close
Canse's Close |
William Buchanan James Byres |
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[Situation] In the western Side of the town of Stranraer
This Court or Close of the same description (nearly) as "Cowan's Close" |
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GEORGE STREET [Stranraer] |
George Street
George Street |
Mr. Andrew Murray
William Buchanan |
016 |
[Situation] Passing nearly through the central part of the town of Stranraer
This Street may be considered [the] principal Street in the town it is the Continuation of Hill head & High Street to Charlotte it is broad and tolerably well paved and dr[ained] with causeways on each side partly paved [and] portions of it flagged the houses on each [side] are 2 stories high & a few 3 stories in the Street there are 5 public houses besides [3] Hotels or Inns "George Hotel" and Kings [Arms] Hotel & Calso several Commercial Inn" also several respectable cloth shops grocer shops [and] provision shops Also Apothecaries shops on the South side of this street is [the] town Hall or Court House. This street is [in] general Kept clean |
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QUEEN STREET [Stranraer] |
Queen Street
Queen Street
Queen Street |
Henry Watt
James Adair
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the northern part of the town of Stranraer
A Short Street leading northward from George Street to the Shore, the houses are rather irregularly built Some 2 Storeys high and Slated the remainder thatched and one storey high a few of the better class of houses are tenanted by private families. here is a grocer and provision dealers shop also a baKer's Shop. The worKing people are labourers and mechanics. This Street is paved and drained with causeways on each side |
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FISHER STREET [Stranraer] |
Fisher Street
Fisher Street |
Andrew Murray
William Buchanan |
016 |
[Situation] Passing through the northern part of the town of Stranraer
A narrow irregular street tolerably well paved & drained but generally very dirty the houses are one & two Stories high the one story houses are generally thatched there are two public houses some grocer shops & some Small provision Shops in this Street the worKing people are labourers & mechanics this Street leads from the junction of Neptune St with King St. and the Quay to Harbour St. North Strand St. |
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BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK [Stranraer] |
British Linen Company's BanK
British Linen Company's BanK |
Alexander McNeel Esq.
John Simple |
016 |
[Situation] On the South Side of Fisher Street. In the northern portion of the town of Stranraer
A good Stone building 3 Stories high of the modern style of Architecture. The property of a banKing company Established in Stranraer in 1810 its trade consists in discounting bills and taKing money in deposit. It is a branch banK the principal of which is in Edinburgh |
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CUSTOM HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Custom House
Custom House |
Alexander McNeel Esqr.
John Simple |
016 |
[Situation] On the east side of Princes Street
A Stone building two Stories high occupied as Custom to the port of Stranraer. The property of Alexander Mc Neel Esqr. The average receipt of duties collected per annum for the last 6 years is £94.18.11 |
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GAS WORKS [Stranraer] |
Gas WorKs
Gas WorKs
Gas WorKs |
andrew Irving
James McDouall
John Simple |
016 |
[Situation] on the north Side of Harbour Street At the north Side of the town of Stranraer
A Stone building one Storey high occupied as gas worKs with a gasometer &c adjoining . The whole premises are enclosed by a Stone wall about 12 feet high. It is the property of a Joint StocK Company of £5.0.0 Shares erected in 1840 at an expense of £5500 there is a Small garden in the premises for the use of the Keeper of the worKs. |
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Page 223 - British Linen Company's BanK
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PRINCES STREET [Stranraer] |
Princes Street
Princes Street |
Henry Watt
James Adair
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the northern part of the town of Stranraer
A Short narrow Street leading north from George Street and crossing Fisher Street terminates at the Shore Some of the houses are 2 Stories high & Slated the remainder are thatched & one Story high the better class of houses are tenanted by respectable families. The remainder are occupied by worKing people, the Street is paved & drained.- In this street is the custom house which occupies only the upper appartment of a Small house & at the Same place is an entrance leading to the British Linen Company's BanK |
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NORTH STRAND STREET [Stranraer] |
North Strand Street
North Strand Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] in the northern part of the town of Stranraer
A Short Street leading from George Street to the junction of Fisher Street with Harbour Street. It is divided into two Separate Streets by a burn which runs along its centre on the E. [East] side of this Street are a few good houses tenanted by respectable persons. on the West side the houses are one Storey high but in good repair on the Same Side is a brewery in which no business is done at present |
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CASTLE STREET [Stranraer] |
Castle Street
Castle Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the S. [South] Eastern part of the town of Stranraer
A tolerable wide Street leading from Charlotte Street to [Hanover] Street and Bridge street. The houses are generally two Storeys & Kept in good repair there are [Shops] in various lines of business in the Grocers Spirit Dealers Iron mongers also mechanics of various trades. [On] the west Side of this Street is an old Castle occupied for [some] years past as a prison . but a [new] prison has been recently erected [it] will soon be used instead of the [above] The above old building is usually called the "Castle Prison" In the Street is a newspaper [printing ] office (The Free Press) and at the north end of it adjoining [Charlotte] Street is the "Kings Arms" An hotel or Inn, This Street is well paved & drained |
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CASTLE PRISON [Stranraer] |
Castle Prison
Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison
Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
James Adair
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James Moorhead Jailer |
016 |
[Situation] At the north end of Castle Street - In the eastern part of the town of Stranraer
An old building of the castellated Style occupied for Some years past as a prison it is Capable of holding 22 prisoners having 5 cells and a lock ups together with rooms for Stores & accommodation for the Jailer. A new gaol has been lately built which will shortly be occupied instead of this old building. When Simpson wrote an account of Galloway in 1684 there was the ruins of an old chapel stood near it which was called St. John's Chapel and the Castle was called "The Castle of the Chapel" See Chalmers Caledonia P. [Page] 436 Vol [Volume] 3. - |
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GLEN STREET [Stranraer] |
Glen Street
Glen Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the eastern part of the town of Stranraer
A Short narrow street branching of St. John Street and terminating at Glenwell St. on the north side is a full range of houses & on the South side but 3 or 4 all one story high Slated and in good repair Chiefly occupied by worKing people This Street is macadamised |
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EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW BANK [Stranraer] |
Edinburgh and Glasgow BanK
Edinburgh and Glasgow BanK |
John Kerr Esqr.
Mr. John Simple |
016 |
[Situation] On the South Side of Charlotte Street
A plain Stone building 2 Stories high occupied as a branch of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank its trade consists in discounting bills & taKing money on deposit. Established in Stranraer in 1844- |
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CHARLOTTE STREET [Stranraer] |
Charlotte Street
Charlotte Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] of the town of Stranraer
A tolerable wide Street the continuation of George's Street to the east end of Harbour St. the buildings are of a tolerable good description with commercial business carried on viz. Hard ware Shops grocery & provision dealing &c also in this Street is a branch of the Edinburgh & Glasgow BanK. This Street is paved & drained |
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ST ANDREW STREET [Stranraer] |
St. Andrew Street
St. Andrew Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the town of Stranraer
A Short narrow Street branching off Charlotte St. & runs southest to Rose Street- the houses are chiefly one Story high & occupied by Mechanics & Labourers |
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ROSE STREET [Stranraer] |
Rose Street
Rose Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer |
016 |
[Situation] In the eastern part of the town of Stranraer
A short street turning off nearly at right [angle] from the South End of St. Andrews St. & terminates at St. John St. there are but few houses in it [occupied] by worKmen. this Street is macadamised & drained |
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ST JOHN STREET [Stranraerl |
St. John Street
St. John Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] In the eastern portion of the town of Stranraer
A long narrow St. leading from Hanover St. to Charlotte St. the houses are chiefly one [Storey] having Garden attached to [their] rear- mostly occupied by [working] people besides some provision shops & 3 Public houses. This S[treet] is Macadamised and draind |
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THISTLE STREET [Stranraer] |
Chapel Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt
Alexander McNeil
Caird Esqr.
Andrew Irving
William Black Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] In the eastern portion of the town of Stranraer
A short st. having but a [few] houses in it one story high [occupied] by Labourers, on the north [side] of this street is a chapel [belonging] to the 2d. scession congregation this chapel is a plain building [with] seven circular toped Windows [the] interior is commodious having a good gallery &c Sittings for [400] persons - the Living is about £126 the Minister Rev [Reverend] [Mr] W. Smillie. attached to the [chapel] is a Burying Ground. The [name] of this church was lately changed [to ] that of Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church |
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BELLEVILLE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stranraer] |
United Secession Church
2d Secession Chapel
Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church
Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church
Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church
Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church |
Alexander Thorburn
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer by J. Wood 1843
Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor
Alexander McClymont
Simon Gartly
James McDowal |
016 |
[Situation] On the West Side of Glenwell Street and North of Thistle Street
on the north [side] of this street is a chapel [belonging] to the 2d. scession congregation this chapel is a plain building [with] seven circular toped Windows [the] interior is commodious having a good gallery &c Sittings for [400] persons - the Living is about £126 the Minister Rev [Reverend] [Mr] W. Smillie. attached to the [chapel] is a Burying Ground. The [name] of this church was lately changed [to ] that of Belle Villa United Presbyterian Church |
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Page 158 - St. John Street
161- Chapel Street (Thistle St)
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GLENWELL STREET [Stranraer] |
Glenwell Street
Chapel Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] At the east Side of the town of Stranraer
A long narrow Street leading from Hanover St. to the East end of Charlotte St. & Harbour St. there are a few house on the west side - the East Side is bounded by a wall on the same side is a good house (see artical and house) the entrance to the 2d. Secession chapel is on the west side of this street. This street is macadamised |
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ANNE HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Anne House
Anne House |
William Buchanan
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] At the E. Side of Glenwell Street
A handsome House with out Offices all in good repair attached is a garden on the south side & on the North side is a handsome piece of pleasure grd. [grounds] interspersed with a few large trees there is also a small grass field on the North East side the house (Through which the Boundary between the Parishes of Kirk & stranraer runs) at present the residency Mr william Gellespy The property of James Caird Esqr. Baldoon Near Wigtown |
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HARBOUR STREET |
Harbour Street |
Henry Watt
John Adair |
016 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] of the town of Stranraer
A tolerable wide Street the continuation of fisher Street from the junction of North [Strand] St with that of the latter extending to the East end of [Charlotte] St there are but few [houses] in this Street &c from one to two Stories high occupied by [Navies] & Labourers on the [North] Side of this St. adjoining the Shore is the gas WorKs a considerable building & Gasometer the principal in town are light by Gas from the works -then also on the same Side a large Timber yard = This Street is macadamised & drained |
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BURN-FOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
James Adair
William Thomson |
016 |
[Situation] At the N. E, [North East] side of the town of Stranraer
This name applies to a part [of the] Strand where a small burn [runs] through the Town of Stranraer into Loch Ryan [adjacent] to which are the Gas worKs |
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Form 136
Page 156 - Harbour Street
154 Burnfoot |
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PORT RODIE [Stranraer] |
Port Rodie
Port Rodie
Port Rodie |
Henry Watt
James Adair
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] At the N.E. [North East] Side of the town of Stranraer
A small Creek formed on one side by the wall of a Timber Yard and sheltered by the same it is used as a place of landing & Shelter for some Small Fishing Boats- the place is free from RocKs & consists of Sand & Shingle |
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BELLEVILLE [Stranraer] |
Belle Villa
Belle Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] A the N.E. [North East] side of the town of Stranraer
A handsome Cottage residence 2 Stories high with office house & garden attached it is pleasantly Situated and commands a good view of Loch Ryan the property of Mr. McCulloch |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Stranraer] |
Union Bank of Scotland
Union Bank of Scotland
Union Bank of Scotland |
Alexander McDouall
Andrew Irving
John Simple |
016 |
[Situation] On the west Side of Church Street Close to the Parish Church
A brick building with stone front 3 Stories high occupied as a branch BanK of the union BanK of Scotland established in Stranraer in 1837 the house is the property of the Company |
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Form 136
Page 213 - Union Bank of Scotland |
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CHURCH [parish] |
Parish Church
Parish Church |
James Adair
William Galbraith |
016 |
[Situation] Nearly at the S.W. [South West] Side of the town of Stranraer on the west side of Church Street
A handsome Stone edifice of the Gothic Style of architecture the foundation was laid in 1838 and the building completed in may 1841 the cost of erection was £2400 which Sum was raised by - It Contains 1050 Sittings (Including gallery) The living Consists of £126 paid by the government and £30 in lieu of a manse also the town council pays £24 there are also 33 acres of land near the town which is generally called the "Glebe" and was formerly bequeathed to the minister of Stranraer and his successors by the Revd. [Reverend] Walter of Laurie of Reid Castle who was Sometime previously minister of Stranraer the annual value of this land with its farm house &. (it being let as a farm) is from £60 to £70.- |
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Form 136
Page 165 - Church |
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CHURCH STREET [Stranraer] |
Church Street
Church Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] near the S.W. [South West] Side of the town of Stranraer
A Short Street branching Southwards off George Street and terminates at the junction of Bridge St. Lewis St. and Sun St. on the west side of this Street is the Parish Church and a handsome building close to it is occupied as a branch of the Union BanK of Scotland and at the north end of it adjoining George St. is the Court House in this Street are Some Shops. This Street is well drained and macadamised with causeways on each side |
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Form 136
Page - 174 Church Street |
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COURT HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Court House
Court House
Court House |
John McWilliam
Alexander [Mann]
Alexander McNeill Caird Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] Near the centre of the town of Stranraer
A tolerable large old building nearly Square one part of the lower Storey is occupied as a fleshers shop the remaining part as a baKers Shop. The upper Storey is a court house to which a wide Stair case leads over the front of the building fronting George Street is a Spire Surmounted by a weather cock the Spire is also used as a belfry and it is the town clocK,- |
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Form 136
Page 167 - Court House |
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BRIDGE STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stranraer] |
Relief Church
Relief Church
Relief Chapel
Bridge Street
United Presbyterian Church
Bridge Street
United Presbyterian Church
Bridge Street
United Presbyterian Church
Bridge Street
United Presbyterian Church |
Alexander McClymont
James McQueen
Plan of Stranraer
Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor
Alexander McClymont
Simon Gartly
James McDouall |
016 |
[Situation] On the South Side of Bridge Street In the Southern portion of the town of Stranraer
A plain Stone building erected about the year 1820 at a cost of about £800 The number of Sittings is about 647 The present minister is Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor The living is worth about £140 per annum paid by the Congregation |
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Form 136
Page 171- Relief Church (Bridge St.) |
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JAIL [Stranraer] |
New Jail
New Jail |
John McClure
James Adair |
016 |
[Situation] At the South Side of the town of Stranraer
A Stone building of good Construction built in 1846-7 Cost upwards of £2000 intended as a Jail for the Burgh of Stranraer and part of the County. In the building there are 13 cells for Criminals and one debtor's room & also parlour and bedrooms for the Jailer. The Architect is Mr. William McCandlish New Galloway |
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Form 136
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GREEN VALE STREET [Stranraer] |
Green Vale Street
Green Vale Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] At the South Side of the town of Stranraer
A narrow Street branching [east] off Lewis Street. The Houses are [from] one to two Storeys high part Slated part thatched chiefly occupied by Mechanics and labourers. this Street [is] macadamised and drained |
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FREE CHURCH [Stranraer] |
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] George Charles
James Adair |
016 |
[Situation] At the South Side of the town of Stranraer
a large and handsome Stone [building] built in 1843 Cost upwards of [£1000] which Sum was raised by private [Subscription] among the members of the [Congregation] 715 Sittings average [number of] Communicants 370. The minister to be paid out of the Sustentation [fund] |
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Form 136
Page - 181 - Green Vale Street
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SOUTH STRAND STREET |
South Strand Street
South Strand Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] In the Central Part of the town of Stranraer
A Short Street leading from Georges to Bridge Street at its junction with the former Street is the Commercial Inn it has houses on each Side of the Street from one to two Storeys high occupied Chiefly by Mechanics |
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BRIDGE STREET [Stranraer] |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] Near the Central part of the town of Stranraer
An irregular Curved Street leading from the junction of Church St. Sun Street and Lewis Street to the Junction of Castle St. with Hanover St. the houses in this Street are from one to two Stories high part Slated and part thatched. In it are two public houses also a Smith's Shop the inhabitants are chiefly mechanics and Labours. This Street is paved and drained. On the South Side of this Street is the Relief Church a plain Stone building erected in 1820 -1 cost about £800 number of Sittings 647. The minister is Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor |
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Form 136
[Page] South Strand Street
Bridge Street |
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LEWIS STREET [Stranraer] |
Lewis Street
Lewis Street |
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843 |
016 |
[Situation] In the Southern part of the town of Stranraer
A long Street the Continuation Southward of Church Street and part of the road leading to PortpatricK, StoneyKirK &c, The houses along [the] Street are irregular and Scattered [as] are most of them on the E. [East] [Side ] of the Street they are chiefly a [good] class of houses generally two [Storeys] high & many of them occupied [by] respectable families In this [Street] is the post office also a large [public] house (the Stairs Arms) This Street is macadamised and [drained] with causeways as far as the [houses] extend |
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LITTLE DUBLIN STREET [Stranraer] |
Little Dublin Street
Little Dublin Street
Little Dublin Street |
Plan of Stranraer
henry Watt
William Buchanan |
016 |
[Situation] In the South Side of the town of Stranraer
A Short narrow Street [branching] westward off Lewis Street to Little Ireland, the houses are from one [to] two Storeys high Slated and in [good] repair chiefly occupied by [mechanics] and labourers. this street [is] drained and macadamised |
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Form 136
Page 173 - Lewis Street
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LITTLE IRELAND [Stranraer] |
Little Ireland
Little Ireland
Little Ireland |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
William Buchanan
Thomas Dalrymple |
016 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the town of Stranraer
A Short irregular Street the continuation of Little Dublin Street the houses are irregularly built and Scattered Some of them Slated & Some thatched occupied chiefly by labourers The street is macadamised and drained |
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MILL STREET [Stranraer] |
Mill Street
Mill Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Thomas Dalrymple |
016 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the town of Stranraer
A Short irregular Street leading S. E. [South East] form Little ireland Some of the houses are 2 Storeys high & of a tolerable good class others one Storey high occupied chiefly by mechanics - |
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Form 136
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HANOVER STREET [Stranraer] |
Hanover Street
Hanover Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Henry Watt |
016 |
In the Southern part of the town of Stranraer
a long irregular Street the continuation eastward of Bridge Street to Glenwell street which [branches] off at its east end and after which it is [known] by the name London Road, The [houses] are one & two storeys high generally [in] good repair Some Slated and Some [thatched] there are also Several public houses [&] provision Shops and other lines [of] business in this Street. It is paved [&] drained with causeways on each [side] |
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STONEYKIRK ROAD [Stranraer] |
StonyKirk Road
StonyKirk Road
StoneyKirk [Road]
StoneyKirk [Road]
StoneyKirk [Road]
StoneyKirk [Road] |
Plan of Stranraer
Henry Watt
David McCulloch Esqr.
George Guthrie Esqr.
Patrick Maitland Esqr.
Sir J. McTaggart Bart [Baronet] |
016 |
[Situation] In the S.W. [South West] side of the town of Stranraer This Street is part of the [road] branching Southward off Hanover Street leading to StoneyKirk or to [Portpatrick] on the west Side of it is the [Reformed] Presbyterian church A handsome Stone building built in 1820, there [are] also a few good houses or neat [cottages] during a short distance along this [road] |
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Form 136
Page 166-195 - Hanover Street
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stranraer] |
Reformed Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John McCleod |
016 |
[Situation] In the S.W. [South West] Side of Stranraer near the north end of StoneyKirk Road
A handsome plain Stone building built in 1820 by private Subscription the minister is Revd. [Reverend] John McCleod whose living is £100 paid annually by the Congregation besides a manse a good house with garden attached which is the property of the congregation |
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GARDEN HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Garden House
Garden House |
William Campbell
John Macolm |
016 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the town of Stranraer
A neat Cottage occupied by Mr. William Campbell in front of which is a handsome & well cultivated garden. The legal proprietor is not at present Known as there is a law suit pending for the property |
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BOWIE COTTAGE [Stranraer] |
Bowie Cottage
Bowie Cottage |
Mrs Hannah occupier
John Macolm |
016 |
[Situation] In the Southern part of the town of Stranraer
A neat Cottage on the south Side of Hanover Street. Tenanted by Mrs. Hannah . This property is also disrupted by lawsuit the same as Garden House and by the same parties |
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Form 136
Page 177 - Reformed Presbyterian Church
179 - Garden House - not on 6 Inch Plan
179 - Bowie Cottage - Cannot be written on 6 Inch Plan |
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IVY HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Ivy House
Ivy House
Ivy House |
Revd. [Reverend] William Smylie
Revd [Reverend] Robert Hogarth
James McQueen |
016 |
[Situation] In the Eastern part of the town of Stranraer South Side of London Road
A handsome and well constructed 3 Storeys high with a plot of pleasure ground and large garden adjoining Street on the South Side of the London . The property and residence Mrs. McNair |
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IVY PLACE [Stranraer] |
Ivy Place
Ivy Place |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Hogarth
James McQueen |
016 |
[Situation] In the east Side of Stranraer South Side of London Road
A range of building consisting [of] two neat Small cottages with [gardens] at the rear one of the cottages is [occupied] of the proprietor Samuel Taylor the [other ] Mrs. Jeffrey |
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Form 136
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Parish of Inch
Plan 16A
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Academy -- 66
Aird Moss -- 69
Aird and Donald Parks -- 75
Aird Cottage -- 76
Boat Quay -- 60
BlacK StanK -- 67
Bridge of Aird -- 69
Bishop Burn Bridge -- 69
Belvue -- 71
Belmont -- 72
BlacK ParKs Tile & Brick WorKs -- 73
BlacK ParKs -- 73
BarracK Hill -- 79
Boreland Wood -- 79
Cattle MarKet -- 64
Clennoch Hill -- 67
Clennoch -- 72
Culhorn ParKs -- 73
Clashmahew -- 74
Culreoch -- 74
Culhorn House -- 77
Culhorn Loch -- 78
Dumbay Hill -- 71
East Ballgreen -- 64
Kiln Park -- 78
London Road -- 65
Mains of Culhorn -- 79
McCulloch Place -- 63
North Round -- 75
North West Castle -- 59
Ochtrelure -- 71
Park of Aird -- 76
Rephad House -- 68
Rephad -- 68
South Round -- 75
Spout Well -- 74
Secession Church -- 65
Toll House -- 61
West Ballgreen -- 60
Weaving Factory -- 63
Trade Street -- 59
Additional Names
Big Plantation -- 70
Farina Mill -- 61
Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church -- 63
Manse (Reformed Presbyterian Church) -- 61
Manse ( United Presbyterian Church) -- 63
New Bridge of Aird -- 70
Old Bridge of Aird -- 68
Smithy Hill Plantation -- 70
Clenoch Bridge -- 62
Mountain Bridge -- 62 |
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NORTH WEST CASTLE [Stranraer] |
North West Castle
North West Castle
North West Castle
North West Castle
North-West Castle |
William Buchannan
Henry Watt
Plan of Stranraer 1843
Statistical Acct [Account] 1841 p 85 |
016 |
[Situation] At the N.E. [North East end of the town of Stranraer
A large handsome building of Modern Construction of the Castellated style 3 Stories high with 2 Towers on the North Side and battlements on the East & West ends there are no offices attached except 2 small buildings the one a Porters LOdge & the other a Coach house on each is a tower on the north end - attached is a small plot of pleasure & Kitchen Garden this place is the property & Occasional residence of Sir John Ross Arctic Navigator but at present Occupied by Alexander McNeal Caird Esqr. |
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TRADE STREET [Stranraer] |
Trade Street
Trade Street |
Plan of Stranraer
Henry Watt |
016 |
[Situation] At the south side of the Town of Stranraer
A short street branching off StoneyKirk Road the houses are of one and two Storeys, Kept in good repair and tenanted by worKing people This Street is Macadamised and has causeways on each Side. |
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BOAT QUAY [Stranraer] |
Boat Quay
Boat Quay |
William Buchannan
John McBride |
016 |
[Situation] About 4 chains North of the North West Castle
A Small building of Stones built [without] Morter in the Shape of a Gun [Battery] about 7 ft. high & 5 - Links broad on top and 15 Links at base built [by] Sir John Ross North West Castle for the shelter of [his] pleasure Boats There are three blocks of stones on the top for the purpose of Mooring the boats- one of which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Old Quay |
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WEST BALLGREEN [Stranraer] |
West Ballgreen
West Ballgreen
Balgreen |
Alexander Kevan
William Buchannan
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 7 chains S E By E [South East by East] from the North West Castle
A Small farm house Slated one Story high with outhouses all [in] good repair attached is a farm [of] 6 Acres Occupied by Alexander [Kevan] The property of Mr. McKenzie Clanrie |
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Page 136
Plan 189 - Boat Quay
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TOLL HOUSE [Stranraer] |
Toll House
Toll House |
David Cowan
William Buchannan |
016 |
[Situation] On the road leading to Cairn Ryan about 24 chains E. By N. [East by North] from the North West Castle
A Small cottage which was once occupied as a toll Collectors residence and near it was a toll gate the latter has been removed and the house is generally occupied by a yearly tenant. the property of the Earl of Stair |
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FARINA MILL [Stranraer] |
Farina Mill
Farina Mill
Farina Mill
Farina Mill |
Alexander McClymont
Alexander RanKin
Thomas RanKin
McWilliam |
016 |
[Situation] On the Side of StoneyKirk Road & about 10 chains E S E [East South East] of the Parish Church
A plain brick building the western part of which is 2 Storeys high the eastern part one Storey with a chimney tower 40 feet high The machinery is worked by Water power it was built in 1845 & is the property of Alexander RanKin . It is not being worKed at present owing to the Scarcity of potatoes |
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MANSE |
Manse of Reformed Presbyterian church
Manse of Reformed Presbyterian church |
Simon Gartly
Alexander McClymont |
016 |
[Situation] on the west side of StoneyKirk Road & About 17 Chains ESE. [East |South East] of the Parish Church
A plain Stone building 2 stories high Slated with offices Small garden attach built in 1822 by the Congregation of the Reformed Presbyterian church & occupied As Manse by Minister of that congregation Revd [Reverend] J. McLeod |
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MOUNTAIN BRIDGE |
Mountain Bridge
Mountain Bridge |
Mr Murray Road Surveyor
George McHaffie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 11 chains ESE [East South East] of the Parish Church
A Small bridge Crossing a Small burn which runs through [the ] town of Stranraer On the old road [to] StoneyKirk from Stranraer by [Cameronian] church now called Ivy Place United Presbyterian church . It is [a] County Bridge |
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CLENNOCH BRIDGE |
Clenoch Bridge
Clenoch Bridge
Clenoch |
Mr Murray Road surveyor
George McHaffie Esqr.
See Page 72 |
016 |
[Situation] About 36 chains SSE [South South East] of the Parish Church
A Small Stone bridge over [a] Small burn or Stream On the old [road] to StoneyKirk from Stranraer It [is] a County Bridge |
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Form 136
Mountain Bridge
Clenoch Bridge - [Note] " In the S.E. [South East] Side of the town of Stranraer " |
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McCULLOCH'S PLACE [Stranraer] |
McCulloch's Place
McCulloch's Place
McCulloch's Place |
Map of Stranraer
names on Corner Stone Mr. McCulloch |
016 |
[Situation] At the East side of Stranraer North Side of London Road
A range of building consisting of 2 Cottages or dwellings of tolerable good construction with Small yards attached . Tenanted by mechanics or artisans.- The property of David McCulloch of Broad Stone near Stranraer |
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WEAVING FACTORY [McCulloch's Stranraer] |
McCulloch's Weaving Factory
McCulloch's Weaving Factory
McCulloch's Weaving Factory |
Name on corner stone
David McCulloch
John Adair |
016 |
[Situation] At the E [East] Side of Stranraer adjoining McCulloch's Place
A range of building adjoining McCulloch's Place built for the purpose of a weaving Factory, But afterwards used as a granery for some time, The present owner Mr. McCulloch purchased it for the purpose of carrying on the weaving business he now acts as factor to a Glasgow Company and has the building occupied by weavers who are Supplied with worK by the above mentioned Company |
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MANSE |
Manse of Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church
Manse of Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church
Manse of Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor
Simon Gartly
James Mcdouall |
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[Situation] On the South Side of London Road & about 25 Chains E. By S. [East by South] of the Parish Church
A Stone building 2 Storeys high built in 1826 having office houses & garden attached the erection cost £400 defrayed by the members of the Congregation. The minister & present occupier is Revd. [Reverend] R. Hogarth |
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Form 136
Page 197 - McCulloch's Place - not written on 6 Inch Plan
198 - McCulloch's Weaving Factory - not written on 6 inch Plan
237 - Manse of Ivy Place |
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EAST BALLGREEN |
East Ballgreen
East Ballgreen |
John Adair
Mathew Andrews |
016 |
[Situation] About 12 chains S.E.by E [South East by East] from the North West Castle
A neat & commodious farm house outoffices Slated and in good repair with about 7 acres of arable land attached.- Tenanted by Mathew Andrews. The property of Thomas King of Ayr. |
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CATTLE MARKET [Stranraer] |
Cattle MarKet
Cattle MarKet |
Lawrence Hughes
David Cowan |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile ESE [East South East] from the North West Castle
A marKet place consisting of [a] Small field in which is held a monthly marKet for the Sale of [blacK] Cattle on the 3rd. friday of each [month] from April to November inclusive [every] year. In this field are three wooden [booths] used for the Sale of refreshments Spirits [Liquor] &c, And are let by the occupier of the [land] to persons in that line of business at a yearly rent of £1.0.0 on MarKet days a tollis paid for [each] head of Cattle for which the occupying [tenant] pays a rent to the burgh of Stranraer. The marKet is not permanently held in the above field but liable to be changed at the [option] of the farmer and by the Consent of the burgh magistrate & town Council . The farm on [which] the marKets are now held is the property of the Earl of Stair |
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Form 136
Page 201 - East Ballgreen
199- Cattle MarKet |
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LONDON ROAD [Stranraer] |
London Road
London Road London Road |
Revd. [Reverend] William Smyllie
Revd. Robert Hogarth
James McQueen |
016 |
[Situation] At the East Side of the town of Stranraer
The road is the continuation eastward of Hanover Street and is the mail coach road leading from Stranraer to Glenluce Newtonstewart &c, There are Some houses along this road forming part of the eastern Suburb of Stranraer there are several neat houses along the South Side occupied by respectable families |
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IVY PLACE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stranraer] |
First United Secession Church
First United Secession Church
Ivy PLace United presbyterian Church
Ivy PLace United presbyterian Church
Ivy PLace United presbyterian Church
Ivy PLace United presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Hogarth
James McQueen
Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor
Alexander McClymont
Simon Gartly
James McDouall |
016 |
[Situation] At the East end of Stranraer South Side of London Road
A plain Stone building well constructed and in good repair the interior is well fitted up and having about 700 Sittings average congregation about 460 number of Communicants about 480. adjoining the Church is a graveyard and on the East side of it is the manse (the ministers residence) The ministers Salary is about £130 raised by Subscription . The church was built in 1840. The name of the Church has lately been changed to that of Ivy Place United Presbyterian church |
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ACADEMY [Stranraer] |
Stranraer Academy |
James McEwen Esqr.
Printed bye laws of the Academy 1847 |
016 |
[Situation] Near the South Side of the town of Stranraer
A handsome building of the Elizabethan Style of architecture occupied as an Academy built in 1844 by Subscription and a Small Government grant (£465) the whole cost of [erection] was £ 1800 The site of the building [&] playgrounds for the scholars &c which is about an acre was granted by [the] Earl of Stair the property is vested [by] trustees chosen by the Subscribers and Town Council of Stranraer, It is [partly] endowed and supported by private [Subscription] this together with the scholars fees [Constitutes] its support. The course of education Classical and elementary. It is intended [as] a school for mechanics labourers [&] children as well as for the higher [class] of society the school fees both in the higher and lower schools are on a [moderate] scale |
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Form 136
Page 203 - Stranraer Academy |
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CLENNOCH HILL |
Clenoch Hill
Clennoch Hill
Clannoch Hill |
John Adair Esqr.
James Covin
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] At the S.E. [South East] Side of the town of Stranraer
A Small well cultivated hill or eminence on the lands of Clennoch on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station improperly Called "Glennlock Hill" by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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BLACK STANK |
Black Stank
Black Stank |
James Stewart
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] Passing through the S.W. [South West] corner of the Parish of Inch near the E. [East] Side of Stranraer
A Considerable burn or Stream chiefly formed of three tributary Streams are running out of Chapman Loch in Culhorn Demesne another from the west Side of Culroach and a 3rd from a moss in Culmuck close to the march of the farm of Barnultach & running in a northerly direction it is Known by the name Black Stank as for north as Aird Bridge after which it is Called Bishop Burn |
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BISHOP BURN |
Bishop Burn
Bishop Burn |
James Stewart
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] The continution of Black StanK from Aird Bridge to its influx with Loch Ryan 7/8 of a mile E N E [East North East] from the North West Castle
This Burn is the Continuation of the Black Stank from Aird Bridge to Lochryan |
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"StanK" a pool or pond Dr. Jamieson's Dictionary |
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REPHAD |
Rephad
Rephad
Rephad
Reflatt
Rephad |
James Stewart
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr.
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] In the SW [South west] corner of the Parish of Stranraer
A large tract of arable land [divided into 7 or 8 different holdings on it are farm houses one occupied by David Cowan other by Thomas McMaster here ia also Mr. Guthrie's residence facto to the Earl of Stair Mr Guthrie Calls his place Rephad House |
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OLD BRIDGE OF AIRD |
Aird Bridge
Aird Bridge
Old Bridge of Aird Old Bridge of Aird |
James Stewart
John Crawford
George McHaffie Esqr
William Murray Road Surveyor |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile E by S [East by South] from North West Castle
A Small Stone bridge of one [arch] over the Black Stank or Bishops Burn on the old road from Stranraer to Glenluce This is a County Bridge |
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REPHAD HOUSE |
Rephad House
Rephad |
George Guthrie Esqr.
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile E By S [East by South] from North West Castle
A large handsome house of the Elizabethan Style of building built in [1844] having ornamental ground attached the [residence] of George Guthrie Esqr. factor to the Earl of [Stair] and the property of this nobleman |
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Form 136
Page 205 - Rephad
205 - Aird Bridge
208 - Rephad House
Mr. Guthrie has signified a wish that his residence may be called Rephad House and that it may be so written on the Ordnance Plans .- |
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BRIDGE OF AIRD |
Bridge of Aird
Bridge of Aird
Aird Bridge |
John Crawford
James Crawford
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Rngineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile E by S [East by South] from North West Castle
A Small farm house and out offices in middling repair Slated and a farm attached of about 80 acres of arable land at the yearly rent of £48 occupied by William McDowal the property of the Earl of Stair |
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AIRD MOSS |
Aird Moss
Aird Moss
Aird Moss |
Mr. J. Galbraith
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About1 1/4 miles E by S [East by South] from North West Castle
A tract of moss on the lands of Aird which is now in progress of being reclaimed this moss was formerly much more extensive than at present but was reclaimed from time to time near the SE [South east] side of this moss is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station Called " Ard North" by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party it being on the lands of Aird |
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BISHOP BURN BRIDGE |
Bishop Burn Bridge
Bishop Burn Bridge |
James Stewart
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile NE by E [North East by East] from North West Castle
A Stone bridge of one arch built in 1843 over the Bishop Burn on the road from Stranraer to Cairn Ryan [to] Glasgow - near the East side of this bridge is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Sand Mill Hill" it being on a farm of that name Sand Mill. It is a County Bridge |
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Form 136
Page - 205- Bridge of Aird
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SMITHY HILL PLANTATION |
Smithy Hill Plantation
Smithy Hill Plantation |
James Crawford
Andrew Mc Lauchlin |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles SE.by E. [South East by East] of the town of Stranraer
A plantation of mixed wood generally oak, & Fir Situate on the East Side of Culhorn Loch |
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BIG PLANTATION |
Big Plantation
Big Plantation |
James Crawford
Andrew McLauchlin |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 mile SE. [South East] of the town of Stranraer
A large plantation of mixed woof chiefly Fir oak beech and elm Situate in Culhorn Demesne on the west side of this plantation is a trigl. [trigonometrical] Station Called "Culhorn in Tree" |
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NEW BRIDGE OF AIRD |
New Bridge of Aird
New Bridge of Aird |
George McHaffie Esqr.
Mr Murray Road Surveyor |
016 |
[Situated] About 1 mile E. [East] of the town of Stranraer
A Small Stone Bridge of one arch over the Bishop Burn on the new Road from Stranraer to Glenluce It is a County Bridge .- |
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Form 136
Page - 239 Smithy Hill Plantation
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DUMBAY HILL |
Dumbay Hill Spout Well Hill
Drumbea
Dombay |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden
Ainslie's Map of 1782
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile S by E [South by East] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
This is part of the high ground Connected with Ochtrelure . The Soil is arable |
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OCHTRELURE |
Ochtrelure
Ochtrelure
Auchtrolure
Auchterlure
Auchterluire
Ochtrielure |
Map of property 1828
John McFadden
John Carmichael
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George McHaffie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 mile SSW [South South West] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A large tract of high ground divided into Several farms or holdings occupied by different Occupiers Some of which resides in Stranraer this ground together with parts connected may be Considered a broad ridge of high ground extending a Considerable length |
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BELVUE |
Belvue
Belvue |
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile SSW [South South West] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A Small farm house Slated and in good repair with outhouses and a farm of 26 acres of arable land occupied by John Carmichael. The property of the Earl of Stair this land is part of Auchtrolure |
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Form 136
Auchtrelure does not agree with any of the authorities |
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BELMONT |
Belmount
Belmount |
Nathan Taylor occupier
John Crawford Borland |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile S by E [South By East] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A good house of the Cottage [Style] with outoffices And garden attached and a farm of about 120 acres arable land occupied by Mr [Nathan] Taylor. The property of the [Earl] of Stair. The house and garden [is] the property of the occupier [the] proprietor also of Some [property] in Stranraer |
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CLENNOCH |
Clennock
Clennoch
Clennoch
Clenoch |
Map of Property 1795
John Adair Esqr.
John Crawford
James Cavin |
016 |
[Situation] Near the SE [South east] Side of the town of Stranraer
A farm house and farm of land adjoining the town of [Stranraer] the farm is Chiefly let in Small [divisions] mostly to persons residing in [Stranraer] The property of the Earl of Stair |
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Form 136
Page 103 - Belmont
211 - Clennoch |
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BLACK PARKS TILE AND BRICK WORKS |
Black Parks Tile & Brick Works
Black Parks Tile & Brick Works |
James Stewart
James Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile SE from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A large brick and Tile Manufactory. The greater part of the worK consists of Tiles for draining . The worKs belong to Messrs T & A RanKin |
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BLACK PARKS |
Black ParKs
BlacK ParKs
Black ParKs |
Mr James Stewart
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile SE by S [South East by South] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A neat farm house & outbuildings with a moderate sized farm attached occupied by William ParKer The property of the Earl of Stair |
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CULHORN PARKS |
Culhorn ParKs
Culhorn ParKs |
George Guthrie Esqr.
Archibald McMeiKan |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile SE by E [South East by East] from the Parish Church Stranraer
A farm yard & farm building with a ploughmans Cottage And about 38 acres of arable land attached, Occupied by George Guthrie Esqr. Rephad House. note the farm & farm house called Aird and Donald ParKs are also Known by the name Culhorn ParKs- |
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CLASHMAHEW |
Clashmahew
Clashmahew
Clashmahew
Clasmahew |
Map of property 1795
John Crawford
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile S by E [South by East] from the Parish church of Stranraer
An ordinary farm house and outhouses with a farm attached of 30 acres [of] arable land occupied by John McCready The property of the Earl of Stair |
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CULREOCH |
Culroach
Culroach
Culroach
Culreoch
Culreoch
Culreoch |
James Stewart
James Cavin
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr.
Rl. Engrs[Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles SE by S [South East by South] from the Parish church Stranraer
A Considerable tract of arable land with a small portion of Moss Consisting of upwards of 300 acres divided into 3 or 4 farms or holding [the] principal one consists of 143 acres on which is a good farm house and outbuildings |
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SPOUT WELL |
Spout Well
Spout Well |
James Stewart
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About one mile south from the Parish Church Stranraer
A good Spring well adjoining [the] boundary of Ochtrelure & [Culreoch] At this place are 3 or 4 Small farm houses with Small farms or crofts attached & of inferior [description] although the houses are situated on parts of different farms [they] are well Known by the name [Spoutwell] from the well adjacent |
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Form 136
Page - 215 Clashmahew
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SOUTH ROUND |
South Round
South Round |
James Crawford
John Crawford Boreland |
016 |
[Situation] Near the W [West] Side of Culhorn House
A ParK in Culhorn Demesne but occasionally cultivated |
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NORTH ROUND |
North Round
North Round |
James Crawford John Crawford Boreland |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile W by N [West by North] off Culhorn House
This is also a ParK in Culhorn Demesne adjoining South Round N. [North] Side it is also occasionally Cultivated |
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AIRD AND DONALD PARKS |
Aird and Donald ParKs
Aird and Donald ParKs
Aird and Donald ParKs |
James Crawford
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile N N W [North North West] from Culhorn House
A farm house of good Construction with Suitable outoffices in good repair and a farm of about 100 acres of good arable land at the yearly rent of £130 occupied by Dr. [Doctor] Simpson. The property of the Earl of Stair |
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AIRD COTTAGE |
Aird Cottage
Aird Cottage
Aird Cottage |
James Crawford
John Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile N by E [North by East] from Culhorn House
good farm house and out offices in good repair and a [farm] of about 35 acres of land of [middling] quality at the yearly rent of £68 occupied by Alexander McMeiKan The property of the Earl of Stair. near the N.E. [North East] of this house is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called "Ard North" by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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PARK OF AIRD |
ParK of Aird
ParK of Aird |
James Crawford
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] 6 Chains SE [South East] from Aird Cottage
An indifferent farm house in bad repair and a farm of [about] 90 acres of land at the yearly rent [of] £100 occupied by Miss Milfredrick property of the Earl of Stair |
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Form 136
Page - 212 - Aird Cottage
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WITCHES' HOWE |
Witches' Howe
Witches' Howe |
James Crawford
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile NW [North West] from Culhorn House
A hollow in a wood in Culhorn Demesne N.W. [North West] Side of Culhorn House |
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CULHORN HOUSE |
Culhorn House
Culhorn House
Culhorn House |
John Crawford
James Crawford
George Guthrie Esqr. Stranraer |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles SE [South East from the Ph. [Parish] Church of Stranraer
A large house built with brick plain unornamented Style but irregularly constructed additions having been made to the original building from time to time originally a part of the building was occupied as a barrack by a corps of cavalry Kept by Marshal Stair (it appears at his own expense) the other part consists of the Marshals own residence but it is much improved and altered Since that time. The building (when viewed from an eminence at a distance) presents the appearance of a cluster of cottages closely connected the building is 2 Stories high & parts of it only one Storey. it is surrounded by wood and ornamental ParKs pleasure grounds &c. with a large Demesne chiefly wooded with young & thriving plantations there are also some old woods of long standing these lands & the grounds around Castle Kennedy are connected. It is expected to form an extensive Demesne . |
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CULHORN LOCH |
Culhorn Loch
Culhorn Loch
Loch of Culhorn |
James Crawford
John Crawford
Map of property 1795 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile NE [North East] from Culhorn House
A natural loch in Culhorn [Demesne] East side of Culhorn house on [East] Side of it is a fir plantation. |
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KILN PARK |
Kiln ParK
Kiln ParK |
James Crawford
Map of property 1795 |
016 |
[Situation] Near the NE [North East] Side of Culhorn House
A ParK in Culhorn Demesne S.E. [South East] Side of culhorn House it [is said] a Malt Kiln formerly Stood in [the] ParK hence the name |
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Form 136
Page 220 - Culhorn Loch
219- Kiln Park
Culhorn Demesne - [scored out and note added ] " Not written on the plan - AWD |
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BARRACK HILL |
Barrack Hill
Barrack Hill |
James Crawford
John Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] Close to Culhorn House on the South Side
A large parK in Culhorn Demesne consisting of high ground. Tradition Says that on this place the old Marshall Stair usually drilled his cavalry |
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MAINS OF CULHORN |
Mains of Culhorn
Mains of Culhorn |
James Crawford occupier
John Crawford Boreland |
016 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile SE by E [South East by East] from Culhorn House
This is the farm yard belonging to Culhorn House it consists of the Stewards dwelling (a good Commodious house) with extensive Stables, barns Sheds for Cattle &c also two Thrashing Mills one worked by a waterwheel. the other by horse power also a yard and stands for corn ricks and other appendages necessary for farming purposes |
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BORELAND WOOD |
Boreland Wood
Boreland Wood |
John Crawford
James Crawford |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile SE [South East] from Culhorn House
A wood of large beech trees on the lands of Culhorn belonging to the Earl of Stair |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Plan 16 A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Crailloch Hill -- 83
Crailloch Burn -- 83
Crailloch -- 84
Crailloch Croft -- 84
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CRAILLOCH HILL |
Crailloch Hill
Crailloch Hill
Crailaw
Crailloch |
John Adair Esq.
John McFadden
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engr.[Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles W.S.W. [West South West] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
a large hill on the lands of Crailloch part of which is cultivated and part is a rough state on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called CraillocK S. [South] by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] E. [East] side of this Hill is another Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station on the Same lands Called " CraillocK" |
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CRAILLOCH BURN |
Crailloch Burn
Crailloch Burn |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadden |
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[Situation] Passing at the N.E. [North East] Side of Crailloch Hill & forming part of the Parish boundary
A Small burn or Stream which rises in a Swamp or marsh named Lochnafuel in the lands of Dindinnie and runs between the lands of Little Mark and that of crailloch and is the boundary for some distance between the parishes of Leswalt and Portpatrick it runs into Piltanton Burn at Crailloch Croft. |
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[Page] 83 - Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
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CRAILLOCH |
Crilloch
Crailloch
Crailloch
Crailaw |
A.Gibb
John Adair Esqr.
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles S.W. [South West] from the Parish Church Stranraer
Two or Three Small farm houses inferior description with small farm attached of poor Thin moorland [ground] The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. |
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CRAILLOCH CROFT |
Crilloch Croft
Crailloch Croft
Brig End |
A. Gibb
John Adair Esq.
John McFadden |
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[Situation] About 1 3/8 Miles S.W.S [South West by South] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
An ordinary farm house Slated [&] with offices attached and a [moderate] Sized farm occupied by A. Gibb Gamekeeper. The property of R. V. Agnew Esqr. |
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UPPER PILTANTON BRIDGE |
Pultanton Bridge
Piltanton Bridge
Piltanton bridge
Upper Piltanton Bridge |
John Adair Esqr. A.Gibb-
Ainslie's Map
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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[Situation] A Small Stone Bridge of one Arch over the Piltanton Burn on the Old road from Stranraer to PortpatricK. A County Bridge - |
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[Page] 84 - Parish of PortpatricK
Form 136
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BROAD STONE |
Broad Stone
Broad Stone
Broadstone Garden
Broadstone Garden |
Revd. [Reverend] C. Bennet. SpringbanK Stranraer
Mr. J. Adair, Factor Stranraer
David McCulloch Broadstone Stranraer
A McMeiKan Stranraer |
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A large f flower & vegetable garden used for marKet purposes the produce is sold in Stranraer & generally let from year to year to purchasers at this place was a Stone used by washer women hence the name Broadstone a neat Garden the Property of Dr. [Doctor] John Murray Lecturer on Botany of Hull |
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LOW LARG |
Low Larg
Low Larg |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadden Gallows Hill Stranraer |
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The property of R. V. Agnew Esqr. in the occupation of David McCulloch- |
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GAYFIELD |
Gayfield
Gay- field |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A Small Slated farm house & Some Small outhouses and about 30 acres of arable land The property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. Tenanted by Mr. George Neill Cattle Dealer |
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[Page] 85 Plan 16 A - Trace No. 1 - List of Names collected by Civil Assistant A. Dean 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Object - Broad Stone - a Garden
Low Larg - a farm and outhouses
Gayfied - a farm house
[Signed] Alexander Dean C.a [Civilian assistant]
11th. April 1846 |
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HIGH SPIRRY |
High Spirry
High Spirry |
Mr. J. Adair factor to the proprietor Stranraer
John McFadzen Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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A good farm house well constructed one Storey high with out offices all in good repair And about 30 acres of arable land the property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarrach &c occupied by David AiKen |
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LOW SPIRRY |
Low Spirry
Low Spirry |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzen Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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containing about 22 acres occupied by William Douglas This place is now attached to High Spirry the farm house is occupied by a labourer it is a Small House & Some out houses |
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SPIRRY MEADOW |
Spirry Meadow
Spirry Meadow |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzen Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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containing about 6 acres occupied by William McMaster the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr |
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[Page] 86 -- Plan 16 A Trace No. 1 -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Object - High Spirry - a farm house
Low Spirry - a farm
Spirry Meadow - a house & farm
[Signed] Alexander Dean
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LARG LIDDESDALE |
Larg Liddesdale
Larg Liddesdale |
Mr. William Stevenson Occupier
Mr. Adair Factor Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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A neat Cottage residence now used as a farm house & some Small outhouses occupied by William Stevenson is the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarrach the farm is about 20 acres of arable land |
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SHEUCHAN MILL |
Sheuchan Mill |
Mr. Adair Stranraer Factor
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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A grain and Potatoe Mill the Property of McEwen |
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HIGH LARG |
High Larg |
Mr. Adair Stranraer Factor John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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A Small thatched farm house with outhouses and about 8 acres of land attached The property of Robert V. Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarrach - |
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[Page] 87 -- Plan 16 A Trace No. 1 -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant A. Dean 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Object - Larg Liddesdale - a house
Sheuchan Mill - a mill & a few cottages
High Larg - a house & farm
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SPRING BANK |
Spring BanK
Spring BanK |
Revd. [Reverend] D Bennet SpringbanK
Mr. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzeon
Gallow's Hill via Stranraer |
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a neat farm house & out offices in good repair & a farm &c, about 100 acres of arable land the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. |
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SHEUCHAN PARKS |
Sheuchan ParKs |
Mr. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill via Stranraer |
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This land was formerly part of the lands of gallow's Hill A great number of ParKs or fields belonging to the Sheuchan Estate let to different persons in and about Stranraer, The property of R.V.Agnew Esqr, of Barnbarrach (see 5 feet Scale) |
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SPRINGBANK PLANTATION |
Springbank Plantation |
Mr. Adair Stranraer John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill via Stranraer |
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A large Fir plantation of about 30 years standing The property and in the Possession of R.V. Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarroch - This was also part of the lands of Gallow's Hill |
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[Page] 88 -- Plan 16 A Trace No. 1 -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Object - Spring Bank - a house
Sheuchan ParKs - Land
SpringbanK Plantation - Wood
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LOW LARG |
Low Larg |
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station erected on a farm called Low Larg |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank |
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station erected on the boundary of Spring bank plantation but was called Gallows hill by Trigl [Trigonometrical] party probably from a farm adjoining which is called Gallow hill |
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Object - Low Larg - Trigonometrical Station
SpringbanK - Trigonometrical Station
[Signed] Alexander Dean
c.a [civilian assistant]
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SHEUCHAN MILL |
Sheuchan Mill |
James Douglas Sheuchan Stranraer |
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A large Mill for meal & flour also a farina Mill WorKed a a waterwheel & by Steam engine the property of McEwen & Co. [Company] here is also a large manufactory or worKshop for making carriages (Gigs Spring Cars etc.) also carts ploughs & other farming implements also for boat or ship building this worKshop belongs to James Douglas who employs 13 or 14 worKmen (mechanics) here are also 4 or 5 houses occupied by mechanics including Mr. Douglas dwelling the whole is well Known by the name Sheuchan Mill although Mr. James Douglas Calls his place Sometimes "Shore BanK" |
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LOCH RYAN |
Loch Ryan |
A map of the adjoining property dated 1828 by Mr. C. Christison
A map of the adjoining property dated 1795 at Rephad |
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a large Loch which forms a safe and convenient harbour for shipping and in which is found an abundance of fish |
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BAY OF LOCHRYAN |
Bay of Lochryan |
A map of the adjoining property dated 1828 by Mr. C. Christison A map of the adjoining property dated 1795 at Rephad |
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a large Loch which forms a safe and convenient harbour for shipping and in which is found an abundance of fish |
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CLAY HOLES |
Clay Holes |
Mr. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Situate near a place of that name which will appear on the large scale tracings |
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SHEUCHAN |
Sheuchan |
Mr. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station which Situate in Sheuchan ParKs. by Trig [Trigonometrical] party it is called Sheughans |
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Object - Loch Ryan - a Loch
Bay of Loch Ryan - a Loch
Clay Holes - Trigonometrical Station
Sheuchan - Trigonometrical Station
[Signed] Alexander Dean
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STRANRAER |
Stranraer |
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Object - Stranraer |
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AUCHNEEL |
Auchneel
Auchneil
Auchneil |
Mr J. Adair Factor Stranraer
A Map of the adjoining property dated 1828 by Mr. C. Christison in the possession of Mr. Adair- |
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A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station erected on the Farm of Auchneel |
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BRACKOCH HILL |
Brackoch Hill
BracKoch Hill |
Mr William Kissack Farmer MeiKle MarK
John McFadzeon |
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A portion of high ground on the farm of Auchniel there was formerly a farm called BracKloch from which this is [found] part of two fields which are a little elevated and which are connected with the farm of |
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Object - Auchneel - Trigonometrical Station
Brackoch Hill - Elevated land
Piltanton Burn - a stream (See Trace 4)
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil. Assist [Civilian Assistant]
1st. June 1846 |
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CRAILLOCH HILL |
Crailloch Hill
Crailloch Hill |
Mr. J. Adair Factor &c Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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MOAT HILL |
Moat Hill
Moat Hill |
Mr Robert McNeilly Farmer Dendinnie
John McFadzeon |
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a Hill on which is small round natural eminence in the centre of a field in the farm of Dendinnie Tradition Says there was once a church on this hill but no trace of it can be found |
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Object - Crailloch Hill - Hill
Moat Hill - Hill
[Signed] Alexander Dean
c.a. [civilian assistant]
1st June 1846 |
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TUN HILL |
Tun Hill
Tune Hill
Tun Hill |
Mr. McNeilly Occupier Dindennie
Mr. McKissacK Farmer MeiKle MarK
A Map of the adjoining lands dated 1828 &c |
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A large hill in the farm of Dindennie on which a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station is erected --- by Trig [Trigonometrical] party called "dindinny " |
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NEW FIELD |
New Field
New Field |
Mr J. Adair Factor Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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A good farm house with suitable out offices all Slated & in good repair having a farm attached of about 80 acres of land of middling quality the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarrach &c. occupied by James Hunter |
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DRUM HILL |
Drum Hill
Drum Hill |
Mr. McKissacK Farmer MeiKle MarK And a Map of the adjoining lands dated 1828
John McFadzeon Gallows Hill Stranraer |
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A moderate sized hill in the farm of Meikle mark |
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Object - Tun Hill - Hill
New Field - a farm "moderate sized hill"
Drum Hill - a hill - " a very old name "
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Asist [Civilian Assistant]
1st. June 1846 |
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PETERS HILL |
Peters Hill
Peters Hill |
Mr. William McKissack Farmer MeiKle MarK
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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a little hill on the farm of Green field in a good state of cultivation |
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LITTLE MARK |
Little MarK |
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer And a Map of the property dated 1828 in Mr. Adairs possession |
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A good farm ho, [house] well Constructed & out offices slated & in good repair with a farm of about 80 acres of arable land of middling quality the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarrach |
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GREEN FIELD |
Green field |
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Object - Peters Hill - Hill
Little Mark - a farm
Green fields - a farm
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Asist [Civilian Assistant]
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MIEKLE MARK |
MieKle MarK
MeiKle MarK |
Mr. William KissacK Occupier Stranraer
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A moderate Sized farm house thatched with offices in good repair & a farm of about 120 acres of arable land occupied by William McKissacK the property of R.V.Agnew of Barnbarrach- |
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PARK HEAD |
ParK Head
ParK Head |
A Map dated 1828 & Mr. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow's Hill Stranraer |
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a farm occupied in connection with MeiKle marK the property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. A Small tract -consisting of about 60 acres |
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COLD WELL |
Cold Well
Cold Well
Cold Well |
A Map of the property dated 1828 by Mr. C. Christison
John McFadzeon |
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a Spring from which a Small stream runs into Piltanton Burn . about 2 miles West of Stranraer & in the Springbank farm it is a good Spring and it never fails in the driest Seasons |
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MieKle Mark - a farm
ParK Head - a farm
Cold well - a Spring
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil [Civilian] assistant
1st. June 1846 |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow's Hill
Gallow's Hill |
A map of the property dated 1828
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer
James Crawford Culhorn |
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This district formerly included SpringbanK & the part Called Town's land Gallows Hill property now Consists of about 60 acres of arable land a large tract of Elevated land in a good state of Cultivation the property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. it consists of 2 farms one occupied by John Spicer with a farm of about 45 acre the other occupied by John McFadzeon with 18 acres also Gallow Hill House & [Ghost] Ho. [House] |
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GLEBE |
Glebe |
a Map of the property dated 1828 by C. Christison |
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A Glebe Containing about 45 acres at present possessed by the Revd. [Reverend] - Simpson Stranraer |
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BELMONT |
Belmont |
Mrs Taylor Belmont Stranraer |
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A good house of the Cottage Style with buildings & a farm of About 20 acres and occupied by Mr Taylor about 1/2 a mile S. [South ] of Stranraer The property of the Earl of Stair the house and garden is the property of Mr. Nathan Taylor who is also a proprietor of Some property in Stranraer |
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Object - Gallow Hill - a Hill
- Glebe - Land
- Belmont - a house [Inch parish]
[Signed] A. Dean
c. asst [Civilian Assistant]
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THORNEY CROFT |
Thorney Croft |
A Map of the property by C. Christison dated 1828 |
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A Small cottage thatched and in bad repair with about 2 acres of land attached situate on the S. [South] Side of the old Port road this spot is a detached portion of the Sheuchan estate consisting of Small fields the property of R. V. Agnew Esqr. & occupied by David McCreedie labourer |
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GREEN FIELD |
Green field
Green field |
Mr. G. Gibson Greenfield Stranraer
John McFadden Gallows Hill |
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A good farm house and offices slated all in good repair & a farm the property of R.V. Agnew Esqr. the farm is about 80 acres of good land occupied by Gavin Gibson there also another farm which is sometimes Known by the name Townsland See description |
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PILTANTON BURN |
Piltanton Burn
Pultanton Burn
Poltanton Burn |
Mr. A. Gibb Crilloch Croft [Portpatrick]
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
A Map dated 1828 by C. Christison in the possession of Mr. Adair Stranraer |
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A Stream running in a Southerly direction and for 15 chains divides the Phs [Parishes] of Inch and leswalt near their junction with Portpatrick Ph. [Parish] |
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Object -
Thorney Croft - a house
Green field - a farm
Piltanton Burn - a Stream
[Signed] A. Dean
Civil. Asst [Civilian Assistant]
23rd. May 1846 |
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GALLOW HILL HOUSE |
Gallow Hill House |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadden |
016 |
a large house originally designed for a villa or Cottage residence at present in bad repair occupied at present by worKing people (2 families) one of them hold about an acre of land a large house in bad repair the property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. |
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GHOST HOUSE |
Ghost House |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer |
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A Small labourer's house built of stone and Slated the property of R.V.Agnew Esqr. Tis Said a Gallows was erected at or near this house formerly hence the name Gallow's Hill |
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PULTANTON BRIDGE |
Pultanton Bridge
Piltanton Bridge |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
Mr. A. Gibb Crilloch Croft |
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A Small Stone bridge of one arch on the old road from Stranraer to PortPatricK about2 miles from Stranraer |
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Object - Gallow Hill House - a house
Ghost House - a house
Piltanton Bridge - a Bridge
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil asst. [Civilian Assistant]
23rd. May 1846 |
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CRILLOCH |
Crilloch
Crailloch |
Mr. A. Gibb Crilloch Croft
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer |
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Two or three Small farm houses of inferior description with Small farms attached the land is poor thin moorish Soil a few houses the residence & out houses of 2 or more farms Situate on high ground. The property of vans Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan |
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CRILLOCH CROFT |
Crilloch Croft
Crailloch Croft
Brig End |
Mr. A. Gibb Crilloch Croft
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzeon Gallow Hill Stranraer |
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A Farm house and out houses Built of Stone the property of R.V. Agnew Esrq. with a moderate Sized farm attached occupied by A. Gibb GameKeeper |
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OCHTRELURE |
Ochtrelure |
A Map of the property dated 1795 |
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A considerable district of Land divided into several farms the property of the Earl of Stair this district Consists of high ground and is divided 6 or 7 different divisions This tract with other high gd. [ground] nearly connected which extends almost to KirKcolm may be considered forming a broad ridge of high ground. |
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[Page] 106 -- Plan 16 A Trace No. 4 -- List of Names collected by Civil [Civilian] Assistant Alexander Dean 1st. Examiner - Parish of Port Patrick & Inch Ph. [Parish]
Object - Crilloch - House & Land - [Portpatrick Parish]
Crilloch Croft - a house - [Portpatrick Parish]
Ochtrelure - Land - [Inch Parish]
[Signed] A. Dean
c.a. [Civilian Assistant]
23rd. May 1846 |
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SHEUCHAN PARKS |
Sheuchan ParKs
Sheuchan ParKs |
John Adair Esqr. Writer North Strand
Stranraer |
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A Large Tract of arable land Adjoining the West Side of Stranraer and that of the suburb or village of Clayhole & extending along the W. [West] shore of Loch Ryan as far North as Leigh Larg . On the West side it is bounded by Larg Liddesdale SpringbanK & Gallow hill & on the South as far as Knockcullie hill. The Portion called the Mill Lands & Park House is within the Above division. This land is divided into Several Small Teniments let chiefly to persons residing in the Town principally as pasture land The division of it, thus into parKs Gave rise to its Name It is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan |
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[Page] 107 -- Sheet No. 1 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Trace 1.3 4 5.6.7 - Object - Sheuchan ParKs - Large Tract of Land
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
16th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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SEA BANK HOUSE |
Sea Bank House |
William Douglas Farmer Sea BanK Cottage Stranraer |
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A Commodious two Storeys residence in Good repair. with an excellent garden in rere. And A Small portion of pleasure ground in front. pleasantly Situated on the West Shore of Loch Ryan It is the property But not the residence of Doctor Priault Sea BanK House is part of the Estate Sheuchan occupied |
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[Page] 108 -- Sheet No. 1 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Trace No 2
Object - Lea BanK House - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
16th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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SEA BANK COTTAGE |
Sea BanK Cottage |
William Duglas Farmer Sea BanK Cottage Stranraer
John Adair Writer North Strand Stranraer |
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A neat & Commodious Cottage residence One Storey high with an excellent garden at the rere and plot of pleasure ground in front occupied by & the property of William Douglas farmer. This place is part of the estate of Sheuchan on the West coast of Loch Ryan & Suburb of the Town of Stranraer |
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[Page] 109 -- Sheet No. 1 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt
Sheet No. 1 No. 2 Object - Sea BanK Cottage - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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[Page] 110 -- List of Names collected by William BirKby 1st. Examiner |
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BACK RAMPART |
BacK Rampart |
William Bucannon Letter Carrier Hill Head Stranraer
John Adair Esqr. Writer North Strand Stranraer |
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A Back & little frequented Lane. Not used for carts or cars. But mearly as A foot passage. It is badly Macadamized & very much neglected as to cleanliness. There is only four or five houses in this lane & of an inferiour description BacK Rampart is on the estate of Sheuchan, Village of hillhead, Suburbs of Stranraer. And the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Barnbarroch This lane extends from Hill Head to where it forms a junction with Clayhole and Neptune St. at the junction of the parish of Stranraer & Leswalt with Loch Ryan. |
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[Page] 111 -- Sheet No. 1 Town of Stranraer 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt
Object - BacK Rampart - Lane
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
16th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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CLYHOLE BANK |
Clayhole bank
Clayhole bank |
John Adair Writer North Strand Stranraer |
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A large Bank of Shingle nearly covered at Spring tides. Some years ago. this was green pasture & the Small Stream from Sheuchan Mill entered the Loch at this place . This Bank has been caused by the Action of the high spring Tids this Place is some times called Clayhole Wharf. But that name cannot be properly applayed As there is no Structure for that purpose either of Stone or Wood. This Place is only used for hauling up fishing Boats where they can lay Safe at high Water There is also A Trigl [Trigonometrical] ◬ [Station] on this BanK Clayhole - |
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[Page] 113 -- Sheet No. 1 Town of Stranraer 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 11 - Object - Clayhole bank - Shingle BanK & Station
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
17th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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ParK House |
ParK House |
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A neat & Commodious Dwelling house Modern Stile of building . With Suitable Out house. nd An excellent Garden Orchard & PLeasure grounds attached At present the recidence of Major General McDoual C.B. [Companion of the Bath] Situated near the Hill head Suburbs of Stranraer. On the West Side of the Road from Stranraer to KirKcolm ParK House is part of the Sheuchan EState the property of Vance Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan and Barnbarroch |
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[Page] 115 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 8 - Object - ParK House - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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SHEUCHAN FREE CHURCH |
Sheuchan Free Church |
The Revd. [Reverend] Robert Donald Minister Sun Street Stranraer |
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A Plain rightanguler Stone Building. Modern Stile . Fitted up with Sittings for 300 hearers Built partly by the free Church Building fund And by Private Subscriptions The Minister of this Church is Placed, & Paid by the Free Church Sustentation Fund . The Church is situated in the Village of Clayhole Suburbs Stranraer & on the Estate of Sheuchan The property of Vane Agnew Esqr. |
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[Page] 116 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 9 - Object - Sheuchan Free Church - Church
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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SHEUCHAN CHURCH |
Sheuchan Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Stewart Minister Clay hole Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer By John Wood in 1843 |
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A handsome Stone Building with Square Tower & Bell of the Mixed Architecture Gothic & Saxon. It belongs to the Established Church of Scotland. It is well * fitted up with settings for 600 hearers & built for the accomodation of the Tenants on the Sheuchan estate in the Parishes of Leswalt & PortpatricK The Minister has only the Spiritual Charge of this district As it is not a Parish Church. The Sittings ar free & the Stipend is £80 Per Annum Paid by Robert Vans Agnew Esqr Sheuchan and Barnbarroch on whoes property the Church is built. The Present Placed Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] James Stewart - * Erected in the year 1839 & 1842 |
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[Page] 116 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 10 - Object - Sheuchan Church - Church
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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CLAYHOLE |
Clayhole |
John Adair Writer North Strand Street Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer By John Wood in 1843
William Bucannan Letter Carrier Hill head Stranraer |
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A Considerable Village forming A Suburb on the North Side of Stranraer Its Shape is nearly that of A Crescent & Close to the Western Shore of Loch Ryan Part of the Village consists of houses on both sides of the street. & Partly of A Single row of houses. The Street is Macadamized. but greatly Neglected. As there is little thorafare this way. The Road being Nearly blocked up. by the action of the Tide. At the Entrance of the Clayhole from Stranraer. The inhabitants of Clayhole ar chiefly fishermen & Labourers. There is Some Private residences. Two Public Houses & Some Small Provision hops. The houses are chiefly one Storey high & mostly of an inferior description. & greatly neglected as to Cleanliness. And is on the Estate of Sheuchan & the Property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Barnbarroch |
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[Page] 118 -- Town of Stranraer -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 3.9.10 - Object - Clayhole - Village
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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ST JOHNS WELL |
St. Johns Well
St. Johns Well |
John McColm Stranraer
W. McCrae Clay Hole Stranraer |
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In Loch Ryan oppostie the Ph. [Parish] of Leswalt
A Spring of soft water which rises in the tide marK about 73 linKs from high water on the southern coast of Loch Ryan and near the easteren end of the village of Clayhole This Spring is considered an antiquity as it seems to have been alluded to by Symson in 1684 (see Chambers Calidonia Vol 3 P 437) this spring is about 5 linKs in diameter and about 3 inches deep and is frequently covered with the tide. it is well Know by this name in the neighbourhood. |
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[Page] 119 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Civil. [Civilian] Assistant Alexander Dean Final Examiner
No. 10 - Object - St. John's Well - A Spring
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Asst [Civilian Assistant] |
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ELM HOUSE |
Elm House |
James Hannah Elm House Stranraer
William Bucannon
Letter Carrier Hillhead Stranraer |
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A Neat and Commodious Dewelling house Two Storeys high Slated & in good repair with Suitable Out houses. And an excellent garden With Some ParKs of land attached It is the property & recidence James Hannah & is on the Sheuchan Estate Which is the property of Vane Agnew Esqr. Elm House is in the Suburbs of Stranraer village of Hill Head |
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[Page] 121 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 12 - Object - Elm House - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
16th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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HILL HEAD |
Hill Head |
John Adair North Strand Street Stranraer
William Bucannon Carrier Hill Head Stranraer
Maps of Stranraer By John Wood in 1840 |
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Hill Head is A considerable Village forming the Western Suburb of Stranraer. The houses are chiefly one Storey high thatched. And of an inferior discription & much neglected as to Cleanliness. The Streetis Macadamized & Well drained As the Village is very much elivated. Above the rest of the Town. The inhabitants ar chiefly Labours & Artisans There is one Public House And Some Small Provision Shops .There is also A few BroKer Shops but of low circumstances. Hill head is on the Estate of Sheuchan The Property of Vane Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan & Barnbarroch |
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[Page] 123 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 12 - Object - Hill Head - Village or Street
[Signed] William BirKby
Private, R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
16th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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LOCH RYAN TAVERN |
Loch Ryan Tavern |
James Hannah Elm House Stranraer
William Bucannon Letter Carrier Hill head Stranraer |
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A large & Well Constructed Public House. It is the property of A Company of Share holders. & is well Known by the Name of the Tontine The Company receives the rents of this house the Present Tenant's Name is Mrs. Grace Flemming. Who Calls it Loch Ryan Tavern on her Sign Bord Situated at the corner of Sun Street Hill head & on the Sheuchan Estate |
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[Page] 125 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 12 - Object - Loch Ryan Tavern
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
17th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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ARCHY'S WELL |
Archy's Well
Archy's Well |
John Adair Writer
Office North Strand
Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer in 1843 By John Wood |
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An excellent Spring Well. But of no antiquity Being mearly called after the individual who dug it. There is A Small house at this well. now used as A Stable. But most likely it was the residence of Archibald Dunlop who dug the well upwards of 60 years ago. There is A good Macadamized Lane from the village of Hill head to this well ; It is on the Sheuchan Estate. The Property of Vans agnew Esqr. |
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[Page] 127 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 2 - Object - Archy's Well - Well
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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FOULFORD |
Foulford
Foulfoed |
John Adair Writer North Strand Stranraer
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Hill Head Stranraer |
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A Small Village of houses on both sides of the old Road from Stranraer to PortpatricK. S.[South] West Suburb of Stranraer. I cannot find out how this place derived its name Probably from the Small Stream Crossing the Road near these houses. Which before it was widened flooded the low lying Ground at this place. And Perhaps there was no Bridge on the Road when this Place got the name William Buchanan says that this Place took its name from the Small Stream & Bridges Conveneant to the houses. From its being flooded or dirty.
Foulford is on the Sheuchan Estate the property of Robert Vans Agnew Sheuchan & Baranbarrach Houses chiefly of An inferior description . Inhabitants Labours & Weavers Etc. |
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[Page] 129 -- Sheet No. 3 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby R.S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 3 - Object - Foulford - Houses
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
7th. March 1847 |
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SUN STREET |
Sun Street
Sun Street |
John Adair Writer Office North Strand
Stranraer
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Hillhead Stranraer |
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This Street is part of the village of Hill head . And extends from the Western extremity of this village. To the Junction of Church Street. Bridge Street & Lewis Street. About one third of this Street has houses on each side. And Chiefly of an inferior discription . There is A few good Cottages in this street occupied by respectable Private familys. As far as the houses extend. The Street is Paved. the Remainder Macadamized. & Much Neglected as to cleanliness The inhabitants of this Street ar the Poorer Sort. there is only one Provision Shop. Sun Street is on the sheuchan Estate The property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Baranbarroch |
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[Page] 131 -- Sheet No. 3 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 4 - Object - Sun Street - Street
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
22nd. March 1847 |
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LAUREL BANK |
Laurel Bank |
John Adair writer Office North Strand Stranraer
Andrew McClarin Foulford Hillhead Stranraer
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Hillhead Stranraer |
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A Large house 2 Storys high And of the Elizabethan Stile of architecture, & ornamented with Cutt Stone. And convenient to Sun Street on the South Side thereof there is A few Small ParKs of Land atached this house was Built in the years 1844 & 45 Laurel BanK is the Property & Recidence of John Adair Writer & Factor. To Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. And is on the Estate of Sheuchan the Property of the above named Gentleman |
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[Page] 133 -- Sheet No. 3 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 4 - Object - Laurel BanK - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
22nd. March 1847 |
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GLEBE |
Glebe |
James Adair Builder Charlot Street Stranraer
William Galbraith Elder Charlot Street Stranraer
John Taylor Farmer Glebe Near Stranraer |
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A Small Dwelling house & and offices in Midling repair Thatched with 33 Acres of good Land Atached. About 1/4 of a Mile from Stranraer On the old Road from the former Place to PortpatricK & Conveniant to the North side of the Road This Glebe was left for the Support of the Minister. of the Established Church of Stranraer By the Revd. [Reverend] Walter Lowrie of Reid Castle deceased and formerly Minister of Stranraer. This Glebe is not lived on by the minister but let to a farmer John Taylor is the Present Tenant. The Glebe is on the Sheuchan ParKs the Property of Vans Agnew Esqr. |
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[Page] 135 -- Sheet No. 4 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 9 - Object -Glebe - House & Farm
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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KNOCKCULLIE |
Knockcullie
Knockcullie |
John Adair Writer Office North Strand Stranraer
Plan of Sheuchan ParKs The Property of Robert Vans Agnew |
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A tolerable Large oval Shaped Hill all Cultivated And about 1/4 of A mile South west of Hill Head village the western Suburb of Stranraer. There is A narrow carway or Lane runs nearly North & South along the Summit of this hill. On the West side of this lane there is A Small Portion of ground fenced in Where the individuals . Who died of the chlorea ar entered KnocKcullie is on the Estate of Sheuchan the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Baronbarroch |
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DICKS HILL |
DicKs Hill
DicKs Hill |
Andrew McClairn Foulford Hillhead Stranraer
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Hillhead Stranraer |
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A tolerable Large oval Shaped Hill all Cultivated And about 1/4 of A mile South west of Hill Head village the western Suburb of Stranraer. There is A narrow carway or Lane runs nearly North & South along the Summit of this hill. On the West side of this lane there is A Small Portion of ground fenced in Where the individuals . Who died of the chlorea ar entered KnocKcullie is on the Estate of Sheuchan the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Baronbarroch |
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[Page] 137 -- Sheet No. 3 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Leswalt - No. 136
No. 6.7.10 - Object - Knockcullie - Hill - Ancient Name
- DicKs Hill - Hill - Modern Name
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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STRANRAER |
Stranrear |
William BlacK Esqr. Town ClerK Stranraer
Archibald McMecKan Stranraer |
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A Considerable Sea port town & burgh Commodiously Situated at the Southern end of Loch Ryan a long arm of the Sea which projects about 9 miles into the N.W. [North West] of Wigtownshire and forms a large bay & natural harbour where Ships of considerable tonnage can approach very near the town. In 1821 a handsome pier had been Completed which adds much to the accommodation of Shipping. This town owes its rise to the above advantages which renders it at present the principal town in Galloway. It was fast Created a Royal burgh in 1617 by James VI. The Corporation consists of a provost 2 bailies a dean of guild & 15 Councillors including a treasurer in all 18 members this burgh with the others of wigtownshire unite in sending one member of parliament the present member is Sir John McTaggart of Ardwell the Shipping & trade have considerably encreased of late years. The population of the town including the suburbs in 1841 was 4878 at present there are 9 places of worship in the town & Suburbs. There are 4 good Inns in the town. The number of houses licenced for the Sale of Spirituous liquors are 51. There are 8 fairs in the year for the Sale of black cattle & 3 or 4 for the Sale of horses. there are 3 banks [Continued] |
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Object - Stranraer - A Town |
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STRANRAER |
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Archibald McMecKan Stranraer |
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in the town one a branch of the Union BanK of Scotland The British Linen Company's BanK and the Edinburgh & Glasgow BanK recently a gaol has been erected on an improved plan the building occupied previously as the prison being an old castle which was for many years past occupied as a prison here are also an academy built in 1841 A handsome building of the Elizabethan Style there are a number of the worKing people employed in weaving in the employment of Glasgow houses. there are several employed at fishing and as Sailors & many in the outsKirts of the town are agricultural labourers &c Stranraer is the seat of a presbytery of the Same name. The name Stranraer Seems to be of difficult derivation but it appears to be more liKely from the words Strand Raw Signifying the row of houses along the rivulet Strandraw became in time to be named & written Strandrawer and afterwards Stranraer
The number of Vessels belonging to the Port of Stranraer registered 31st. December 1846 was 23 tonnage 1283 tons consisting of brigs schooners & Sloops the creeks belonging to this Port registered Same date are as follows Drumore 6 vessels 215 tons PortpatricK 5 vessels 254 tons Ballantrae 2 vessels 47 tons total 36 vessels 1799 tons |
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STRANRAER QUAY |
Stranraer Quay |
William Taylor Harbour Master Stranraer
John Adair Writer Sun Street Stranraer |
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A Well Constructed Pier or Harbour extending about 200 yards North into Loch Ryan Built between they years 1818& 1821. By Private Subscription & A Small grant from the government The Tides ar composed of Squer blocKs of free Stone, The Average hight above the low water is about 15 feet the top or Surfice is Macadamized & about 30 feet wide On the West Side there is A row of Chain posts As A protraction against Accidences. The dues lvied on Vessels here is according to the Value of the Cargoes. At from 2d to 3d per Ton. The imports ar chiefly merchant Goods Coals Lime Free Stone & guano. Exports farm produce, Vessels from 8 to 80 Tons Burthen can unload here According to the State of the tides. At from 8 to 18 feet of water. There ar two regular Steamers arives here daily (viz) One from Glasgo & one from Ayr. The Glasgo Steamer Sails ocasionaly to Belfast Near the North East end of the Pier. There is a Wooden Structure Called the Steam Boat Wharf. Mearly for the accommodation of the Steam Boats. & Built by the Steam Boat Company The dues collected at the Quay in 1846 was £160 It is -- Let this year at £140.The Quay is the Property of Borough of Stranraer & onder the Protaction of the Town Council. It is on the Estate of Sheuchan - The property of Vane Agnew of Sheuchan & Barnbarroch- |
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[Page] 141 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer No. 136
No. 11 - Object - Stranraer Quay
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
17th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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NEPTUNE STREET |
Neptune Street |
John Adair Esqr Writer North Strand Stranraer
William Bucannon Letter Carrier Hill Head Stranraer
Maps of Stranraer by John Wood in 1843 |
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A Street in the Town & within the Borough of Stranraer close to the Southern Shore of Loch Ryan. This Street or place. is A Continuation of the Clayhole & only divided thereform by the Parish Boundary Liswalt & Stranraer. The houses in this Street ar in general two Storey high the Street is partly macadamized & Partly Pavement & in General Clean Neptune Street has the Same Crescent liKe appearance as that of the Clayhole. bothKeeping the Same Curve with the High water on the Western coast of the Loch. The recidences ar chiefly Private there ar two or three Public Houses, there is also Some of the Labouring [Classes? ] & a very few Artisans Neptune Street is on the Sheuchan Estate the Property of Vane Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Barbarroch - |
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[Page] 143 -- Sheet No. 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer - No. 136
No. 12 - Object - Neptune Street - Street
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R.S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
15th. Feby [February] 1847 |
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ORIGINAL SECESSION CHURCH |
Original Seces [Secession] Church
Original Secession church
Original Secession church |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
John Robertson Grocer charlotte St. Stranraer
William Thompson Albion Hotel George St. Stranraer |
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A good Stone building in plain Style, Commenced in the year 1842 and finished in 1843. by Subscription Cost about £730 number of Sittings about 400. Communicants about 260. Revd. [Reverend] Robert J. Watt minister and paid £130 annually by voluntary subscription |
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[Page] 145 -- Sheet No. 4 - Trace 1 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Liswalt - No. 136
No. 4 - Object - Original Secession Church - Chapel
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
c.a [Civilian assistant] |
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[Page] 146 -- Sheet No. 2 - Trace 3 -- List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan
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KING STREET |
King Street |
Mr. Andrew Murray Road Surveyor Stranraer
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Stranraer |
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A Tolerable broad Street partly paved and partly macadamized with causeways on each Side portions of which is flaged it extends from the junction of High St. and George Street to the Junction of Fisher Street Neptune St. and the Quay. The houses are not built in any regular order they vary in different parts of the St. from one to five Stories in hight they are generally Slated and in good repair with a few of the one Story houses thatched, there is two Public houses a BaKers Shop and a few other Commercial houses of no great importance the remainder of the houses are Occupied by people retired from business and Mechanics, The houses generally have neat gardens attached or Small pices of pleasure grounds.
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[Page] 147 -- [Sheet No.] 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] -- 1st. Examiner
Object - King Street - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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HIGH STREET |
High Street |
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Stranraer
Archibald McMeiKan Merchant Stranraer |
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Short Street of a tolerably broad, paved and well drained it extends from Hill head to the Junction of Kings street and George Street
The houses are generally one Story high with a few two Stories they are generally Slated and a few thatched all in good repair and causeways along each Side of the Street
The Houses of this Street are generally Occupied by dealers in old clothes, a few Laborers and Mechanics. There is also One Public House |
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[Page] 148 -- Plan 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] -- first Examiner
Object - High Street - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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GEORGE STREET |
George Street |
Mr. Andrew Murray Road Surveyor Stranraer
William Buchanan Stranraer |
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A Broad Street well paved and drained with a Causeway on each Side partly paved and portions of it flaged It extends from the Junction of King St and high St. to the Junction of North Strand St. and Charlotte Street, It is the principle St. of the Town of Stranraer the houses are generally two Stories high with a few one and three Stories in height all Slated and in good repair and has generally neat gardens attached There is Five Public Houses two Hotels the (George Hotel ) (Kings Hotel & Commercial Inn) There are Several respectable Cloth Shops, Grocers Shops and provisional Shops also Several hardware Shops &c and a few private houses. A Medical and Apothecaries hall and two Apothecaries Shops,
The Town Hall or Court house Stands about the Center of the South Side of the Street Opposite the end of Queen St. and in view of Loch Ryan
High Street George Street and Charlotte St forms a continued line (or in appearance one) Street running East and West thro [through] the Town of Stranraer and is Kept generally clean |
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[Page] 149 -- Plan 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen 1st. Examiner
Object - George Street - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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FISHER STREET |
Fisher Street |
Mr. Andrew Murray
Road Surveyor Stranraer
William Buchanan
Stranraer |
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A narrow Street tolerably well paved drained but not Kept very clean
The houses are not built in a uniform way the alternately vary in their height from one to two Stories, a great many of the one Story houses are thatched
There are two Public Houses and three or four grocers Shops also a few Small provision Shops, the remainder are generally Occupied by Laborers Mechanics. and Fishermen
The Street extends from the Junction of Neptune Street, King Street and the Quay, to the Junction of north Strand St. and Harbour Street |
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[Page] 150 -- Plan 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] -- 1st. Examiner
Object - Fisher Street - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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COWAN'S CLOSE |
Cowan's Close |
William Buchanan Letter Carrier Stranraer
James Byers Merchant Stranraer |
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A narrow Street extending from near the Junction of King St, George Street and High Street to the Suburbs of the Town of Stranraer on the South of George Street it is well paved and drained the houses are about one Story high and Slated and in good repair and is Occupied by Mechanics
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[Page] 151 -- Plan 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen -- First Examiner
Object - Cowan's Close - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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CANSES CLOSE |
Canses Close |
William Buchanan
Letter Carrier
Stranraer
James Byers Merchant Stranraer |
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A narrow Street extending from the South Side of Georges Street to the Suburbs of the Town of Stranraer, it is tolerably well drained the houses are about one Story high Slated and in tolerable good repair two of the houses are Kitchens to the front houses of George there is one other house Occupied by a Laborer and the remainder is Stables it tooK its name from A Man named Canse who built the Street |
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[Page] 152 -- Plan 1- Trace 13 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Pt. [Private] Peter BracKen 1st. Examiner
Object - Canses Close - Street
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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QUEEN STREET |
Queen Street
Queen Street
Queen Street |
Henry Watt poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
James Adair Builder and timber Merchant Charlotte St Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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An irregular built St, a portion of the houses two Stories high and Slated. and the remainder thatched and one Story. It is paved and drained. with Causeways on the E. [East] & West Side. its inhabitants are Composed of working people. Such as tradesmen and labourers. a few private houses and a baKer's Shop. It is north of George St. Crosses Fishers Street and terminates at the high tide water marK |
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PRINCES STREET |
Princes Street
Princes St.
Princes St. |
Henry Watt. poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
James Adair. Building and timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer
Plan of the Town of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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A narrow Street paved and drained, nearly parallel to Queen's Street. North of George St. Crossing Fisher St. and terminates at the high water mark. On the the E. [East] Side are Some good houses Slated principally private, and two stories high and some thatched hous one Story and inhabited by worKing people. |
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[Page] 153 -- Sheet 2 Trace 1 - 5 feet Scale -- Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by c. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner -
Object - George Street - Street - See description Sheet No. 1 Trace 13
Queen Street - Street
Princes Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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NORTH STRAND STREET |
North Strand St.
North Strand St. |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood |
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This Street branches off George St. at the East end, and runs in a Northerly direction till it meets Harbour Street it is thinly populated, on the East Side there are some good houses in good repair and Slated. occupied by Gentlemen. a portion on the same Side are thatched houses and but one Story . inhabited by working people on the west side are low slate houses in good repair, also a brewery in this side but not worKing . This Street is divided by a burn which runs thro' [through] the Centre passing under a bridge that is at the north end and Continues its Course till it meets the Sea, which is adjacent |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
James Adair Timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer
William Thompson Albion Hotel George Street Stranraer |
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This name applies to where a burn discharges itself into the Sea. passes under a bridge is adjacent to the gas works and at the junction of 4 Streets. Harbour St. North & S. [South] Strand St. and fisher Street, and empties itself into the Loch Ryan |
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[Page] 154 -- Sheet 2 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by c. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - North Strand St. - Street
Burnfoot - Burn
Princes Street - Street
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CHARLOTTE STREET |
Charlotte St.
Charlotte St. |
Henry Watt, Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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This Street is well built the houses in good repair paved and drained. it is the Continuation of George Street. Commences where a bridge was across the Street . runs in an easterly direction and terminates at Mr. Adairs Timber yard Close by Lough Ryan. It is a Commercial Street. Such as Hard ware. grocery provision houses. Hotel. and the Edinburgh and Glasgow BanK together with a CabinetmaKers Establishment. and Several private houses. |
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[Page] 155 -- Sheet 2 Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by c. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Charlotte St. - Street
Princes Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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HARBOUR STREET |
Harbour Street
Harbour Street |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer
James Adair builder and Timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer |
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This Street is thinly populated it is chiefly inhabited by trades-men and labourers. At the west end is a very Commodious Gas worKs and timber yard the bacK wall of each places the tide striKes against. - Macadamised and drained. the houses are from one to two Stories high and chiefly slated. |
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PORT RODIE |
Port Rodie
Port Rodie |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer
James Adair Timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer |
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A place for fishermen's boats a sale place for them to ly as it is free from rocKs. a portion of it is Sand. and near to Harbour Street is Shingle, it is situated at the East end of the above mentioned Street. and close by the walls of a timber Yard |
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[Page] 156 -- Sheet 2 Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by c. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Harbour Street. - Street
Port Rodie -Port
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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CASTLE STREET |
Castle Street
Castle St. |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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Is a wide street leading from charlotte Street to Hanover Street. the House are generally two stories and in good repair. its paved drained, and Cause way on both Sides. it has a tolerable good trade. several grocer's shop's public houses. Ironmongers &c and a good many mechanicKs resides in it. It takes its name from the old Castle as it is convenient in the west Sid of the Street. and at the north end of this St. is a good Hotel Call by the name of "Kings Arms" |
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ST. ANDREW'S STREET |
St. Andrew's St.
St. Andrew's St. |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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This Street branches off Charlotte St. and terminates at Rose St. in a Southerly direction the houses are chiefly one story. macadamised drained. and Cause ways on both Sides its inhabitants are chiefly Tradesmen and labourers. |
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[Page] 157 -- Sheet 2 Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Castle Street. - Street
St. Andrew's Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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ROSE STREET |
Rose Street
Rose Street |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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A short St. turning off nearly at right Angles from the South end of St. Andrews St. and terminates at St. John's Street. there are but a few houses in it. its macadamised and drained and chiefly inhabited by working people. - |
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ST. JOHN STREET |
St. John Street
St. John Street |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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This Street Commences at Hanover St. and runs in a Northerly direction until it terminates at the west end of Charlotte Street, and runs parallel to St. Andrew's Street the houses are generally one Story. having gardens to the rear. tis macadamised drained and Cause ways on both Sides. there are three public houses and some provision shops. and inhabited by working people |
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Object - Rose Street. - Street
St. John Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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ANNE HOUSE |
Anne House |
William Buchanan Letter Carrier for Stranraer High St Stranraer
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer |
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A Plain rectangular Stone building Slated with Offices houses all in good repair on the South of the house is a neat garden and on the North a neat piece of pleasure ground interspersed with large trees, there is also a Small grass field on the N. E. [North East] of the house & (thro [through] which The Boundary between the Parishes of Inch and Stranraer runs) attached to Said house It is Situated on the East Side of Glenwell Street and in the Suburbs of Stranraer East Side It is the property of Mr. James Caird of Baldoon near Wigton and is at present Occupied by Mr. William Gillespie |
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Object - Anne House - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
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CHAPEL STREET /THISTLE STREET |
Chapel Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer
Alexander McNeil Caird Esqr. Stranraer
Andrew Irving Stranraer
William Black Esqr. Stranraer |
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A short street having but a few houses [in] one Story high and inhabited by labourers it takes its name from a chapel that is Convenient thereto. |
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2nd SECESSION CHAPEL UNITED SECESSION CHURCH |
2nd Secession chapel united secession church |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Alexander Thorburn Treasurer & Elder Charlotte Street Stranraer
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector and Elder Castle St. Stranraer |
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This Building is about two Stories high and built of Stone the interior Compact having a good gallery. it is at the East end of the Town of Stranraer. It was built in the year -- is a plain built house with Circular top windows it has Seats for about 436 people. built by subscription to the amt. [amount] of £126 annually. Revd. [Reverend] Robert William Smellie minister |
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Object - Chapel Street. - Street
Thistle Street - Street
2nd Secession chapel
united secession church - Chapel
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GLEN STREET |
Glen Street
Glen Street |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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A short street branching off St. John's Street and terminates at Glenwell St. on the North Side is a full range of houses and on the south a few of the houses are on Story Slated. and in good repair and occupied chiefly by working people. it is macadmised, and a causeway on the North side, |
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GLENWELL ST / CHAPEL STREET |
Glenwell St.
Chapel Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer |
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A long straight Street leading from the east end of Hanover St. and terminating at the high water Mark, there are but a few houses on the west side one Story high and slated in good repair, about the Centre is the entrance of the 2nd united Secession church and Gentlemans house on the East Side Called Anne House. and is macadamised Street. |
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Object - Glen Street. - Street
Glenwell Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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BELLE VILLE |
Belle Ville
Belle Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] John Macleod StonyKirk Road
Plan of Stranraer 1843 John Wood Surveyor |
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A good dwelling two stories high Slated and in good repair. is pleasantly Situated. it Commands a good view of Lough Ryan a neat entrance planted on the East and west Side by young trees also out offices in tolerable good repair and an excellent garden at the rear and is the property of Mr McCullogh |
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ROYAL BURGH OF STRANRAER CASTLE PRISON |
Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison
Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison |
James Moorehead Keeper
James Adair builder and timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer
Map of Stranraer 1843 |
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Is a rectangular Shape formerly occupied by the proprietor. it is at the present held by the Burgh of Stranraer as a Prison. is Capable of holding about 22 prisoners. 5 cells for [prisoners] and two lock - ups together with accommadation for the Keeper. on ground are two cells used as Stores,- "In the old Parish of Inch there are two chapels :Saint John's Chapel, which stood at the South end of Loch Ryan and at the East end of the Burgh of Stranraer. This chapel was in ruins, when Symson wrote his acct. [account] in 1684 But a [continued] |
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Object - Belle Ville- House
- Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison - Castle
Glenwell Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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ROYAL BURGH OF STRANRAER CASTLE PRISON |
Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison |
James Moorehead Keeper
James Adair builder and timber Merchant Charlotte St.
Stranraer Map of Stranraer 1843 |
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[Continued] modern Castle, or large building Stood near it; and was Called the Castle of the chapel. The eastern half of the Burgh of Stranraer, on the east side of the rivulet that intersects the town, was popularly called the chapel, A piece of land which belonged to the chapel was called St. John's croft: And a copious spring of Soft water, which rises within the flood - mark, is Still Called St. John's Well. The Site of the chapel, the Castle, and St. John's well, were all detached from the old Parish of Inch; and were included in the parish, and Royal Burgh of Stranraer " "See chambers Caledonia Pages 436 and 437 " North of the Castle is a house lately occupied by the late Mr. BlacK, the east side of which is still to be built on the site of the old chapel also St. John's Croft included the portion of the town now built, included the Streets and gardens [east] of the Castle and extending as far as St. John's Street. There are four houses on the north [side] of charlotte street. beginning at the Corner of North Strand Street, and runs along charlotte Street in an easterly direction called the chapel [fei] Authority for the last description John Robertson Grocer Charlotte Street Stranraer and William [Thomson] Albion Hotel George St. Stranraer |
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[Page] 163 -- Sheet 2 Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
- Royal Burgh of Stranraer Castle Prison - Castle
Glenwell Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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PARISH CHURCH |
Parish church
Parish church |
James Adair Timber Merchant Charlotte St Stranraer
William Galbraith Shoemaker Elder & sessions Clerk Charlotte St. Stranraer |
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A fine Stone building in the Gothic Style of Architecture, Commenced in the year 1838 and finished in May 1841 by Subscription. Cost about £2400 it has 1050 Sittings including Gallery at at the last Sacrament 112 Communicants. Government prays the clergyman £126 and £30 for a house he is allowed £24 from the Town Council. and a Glebe left for the Support of the minister the Revd. [Reverend] Walter Lowrie of Reed Castle, deceased, formerly minister of Stranraer , The Glebe is in the Parish of Liswalt and within a short distance of the Town. The house and land (33 acres) are let to a farmer, and brings in to the minister from £60 to £70 annualay |
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[Page] 165 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Parish Church - Church
Very feint pencil note -
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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HANOVER STREET |
Hanover Street
Hanover Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer |
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Is an irrigular built Street Commences at the Junction of Bridge St. and Castle St. and terminates at Glenwell St. which branches off N. [North] at its east end and where it becomes the London Road. The houses are one and two Stories high in good repair, Some Slated and some tatched, it is paved and drained having Causeways on both sides. There are several public houses. provision shops, a Doctor's shop and a Watchmaker's shop and tradesmen of other description |
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[Page] 166 -- Sheet 4 Trace 2 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Hanover street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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COURT HOUSE |
Court House
Court house
Court House |
John McWilliam Town Office Hanover St. Stranraer
Alexander Mann Strand St. Stranraer
Alexander McNeil Caird Esqr. Ch. St. Stranraer |
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Nearly a square building, is Situated in the South Side of George St. it is about 2 stories high. on the Centre of the building is a spire now used as a belfry. the South East and of the lower flower is used as a baKery, and on the East Cornernie of said floor is occupied as a fleshers shop. And now the upper floor of said building is used as a court house, and the interior of the Court house is Surveyed on accompanying trace |
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[Page] 167 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Court House - house
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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STAIRS ARMS HOTEL |
Stairs Arms Hotel
Stairs Arms Hotel |
Sign Board
James McQueen Temperance Inn Stranraer |
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This house is situated at the junction of four streets the front door of which is in Lewis Street. tis one Story high and Slated, it is a commodious and comfortable house for travellers, and a place for farmers putting up on market and fair days, and is occupied by Mr. Adair. |
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GEORGE INN |
George Inn
George Inn |
Sign Board
James McQueen Temperance Inn Stranraer |
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A large stone building 2 Storeys high. it is Situated in the South side of George Street it is a house that is well fitted for the reception of Gentlemen. has extensive Stabling in the rear. the occupier Keeper posting horses for the accommodation of the public. it is occupied Mr. James Byers and is the property of Nathan Taylor Esqr. of Belmount. |
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[Page] 169 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Stairs Arms Hotel - house
- George Inn - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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COMMERCIAL INN |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Sign board
James McQueen Temperance Inn |
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A good, and well built house three Storeys high Situated at the East end of george Street and on the South Side, it is a Comfortable, and well fitted for travellers. it is the Inn where Commercial Men were puts up. there are good Stables and posting horses for the accommodation of travellers. and is Known by the Name of King's hotel or commercial Inn. and is now occupied by Mr. George King |
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[Page] 170 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Commercial Inn - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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SOUTH STRAND STREET |
South Strand Street
South Strand Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer |
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Branches off Bridge Street and terminates at the Commercial Hotel in George Street. The houses are from one to two Stories and inhabited by tradesmen, tis macadamised and drained |
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RELIEF CHURCH |
Relief Church
Relief Church
Relief Church |
Alexander McClymont Currier King's Street Stranraer
James McQueen Hanover St. Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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A plain stone building erected in the year 1820 or 21 Cost about £800 lets for 647 Sittings. 350 Communicants, built by Subscription.- The clergyman is supported by the Congregation to the amt [amount] of £40 annually the Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor Clergyman. This building Stands in Bridge street. |
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[Page] 171 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - South Strand Street - Street
- Relief church - church
Very feint note below Relief church entry
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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LITTLE IRELAND STREET |
Little Ireland St.
Little Ireland
Little Ireland |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
William Buchannan Letter Carrier Hill head Stranraer
Thomas Dalrymple Master Tanner Mill St. Little Ireland |
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This is an irregular built place. The houses are Small Some of them Slated. and Some of them Thatched & Scattered. it taKes its name from Irish people inhabiting it. tis macadamised and drained |
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BRIDGE STREET |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henty Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer |
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This branches off from the junction of church St. Sun St. and Lewis Street and terminates at the junction of Castle Street and Hanover Street. it is paved and drained, the houses are from one to two Stories high part slated and part thatched it has two public houses &c smithy, the inhabitants chiefly are mechanicKs and labourers. |
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[Page] 172 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Little Ireland St. - Street
Bridge Street - Street
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LEWIS STREET |
Lewis Street
Lewis Street |
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor |
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Is the Continuation of Church Street running Southward. The houses are all very good principally 2 Stories high and the greater portion of them private. at the north end of it is the Stairs Arms Inn and the post Office is convenient to said Inn, it is macadamised and drained and a cause- way on the side which houses the greatest in Number, viz the E. [East] Side. |
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LITTLE DUBLIN ST. |
Little Dublin St.
Little Dublin St.
Little Dublin St. |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street
William Buchannan Letter Carrier Hillhead Stranraer |
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A narrow street, branching off Lewis St. and terminating at a place Called Little Ireland. the house are from one to two stories high Slated and in good repair. occupied by Tradesmen and labourers, it is macadamised, drained and having Cause ways on both Sides |
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[Page] 173 -- Sheet 4 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Lewis Street - Street
Little Dublin St.
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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CHURCH STREET |
Church Street
Church Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street |
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A portion of this street is irregularly built branches off George Street. Commences at the Court House. and runs till it meets the junction of three Streets viz. Bridge St. Lewis St. & Sun Street its a business Street Some bublic houses. Stationer's Shop. also the union BanK of Scotland and the Establishment church, tis Macadamised and drained with Causeways on both Sides. In this Street Stands the parish church |
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SUN STREET |
Sun Street
Sun Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Surveyor
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street |
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This Street runs from hill head, Crossing the Parish Boundary. The portion on this trace is short having but a few houses. 2 Stories high, macadamised and drained. and inhabited by tradesmen |
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Object - Church Street - Street
Sun Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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BUCK'S HEAD INN |
Buck's Head Inn |
Sign Board
James McQueen Temperance Inn Stranraer |
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A long Stone building Situated on the North Side of Hanover St. and nearly in the Centre of Sd. [Said] it is a public house. the only persons that puts up at Sd. [Said] house ar farmers when they Come to MarKet on the days appointed it is occupied by Mr. William McClure |
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[Page] 175 -- Sheet 4 Trace 2 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Buck's Head Inn - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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ALBION HOTEL |
Albion Hotel
Albion Hotel |
Sign Board
James McQueen Temperance Inn Stranraer |
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A well built house Situated At the East end of George St. and on the North Side, it is a commodious house for travellers also the occupier Keeps a very good Confectionery in the under part of the house, and is occupied by Mr. George Thompson |
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KING'S ARMS INN |
King's Arms Inn |
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A comfortable house well fitted up for the accommodation of travellers also post horses are Kept for the use of the public. there is an accommodation Car from Glenluce (runs three days of the week) puts up at this Inn. This house is Situated at the Corner of three Streets, the front of which is in Castle St. and the entrance to the Stables is in charlotte St. |
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[Page] 176 -- Sheet 2 Trace 1 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 8th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Albion Hotel - House
King's Arms Inn - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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STONYKIRK ROAD |
StonyKirk Road
StonyKirk Road |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle st. Stranraer |
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This runs for a considerable distance till it meets the Portpatrick Road The boundary of Stranraer and Inch crosses the road and thro' [through] a grave yard, The portion in this parish(of this road) is but small houses and some neat gardens and inhabited by working people |
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
Reformed Presbyterian church |
Revd. [Reverend] John McCleod StonyKirk Road Stranraer |
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An neat Stone building about 2 Stories high , Accommodations about 800. Communicants about 200. built in 1820( in a plain style) by private Subscription. The Minister is paid by the congregation £100 [annually] and a manse which is in the parish of Inch and a garden belongs to the Congregation. and ar given in addition |
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[Page] 177 -- Sheet 4 Trace 2 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 9th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - StonyKirk Road - Road
Reformed Presbyterian church - church
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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MILL STREET |
Mill Street
Mill Street |
Plan of stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Thomas Dalrymple Master tanner Mill St. Little Ireland Stranraer |
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A short winding St. Commencing at Mr. Dalrymple's tanyard and terminating at a small arch that crosses the burn leading to Trade Street. it is macadamised and drained. the houses belonging to the tanery are two stories high and in good serviceable Condition the remains are low houses some one Story and inhabited by tradesmen |
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[Page] 177 -- Sheet 4 Trace 2 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 9th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - StonyKirk Road - Road - [written through] "Not to be used"
Mill Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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GARDEN HOUSE |
Garden House
Garden House |
William Campbell Garden House Stranraer
John Macolm Stranstreet Stranraer |
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A neat dwelling house occupied by Mr. William Campbell it seems to have received this name from its situation in a neat garden which lies chiefly in front or south side of the house The legal proprietor is not at present known as a law suit is pending. Mr John Adair writer of Stranraer is the Factor |
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BOWIE COTTAGE |
Bowie Cottage
Bowie Cottage Bowie Cottage |
Mrs Hannah Bowie Cottage
Miss Campbell Garden House
John Macolm Strand Street Stranraer |
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A neat cottage Situate on the South Side of Hanover Street Occupied by Mrs Hannah . Proprietor and Factor the same as given for Garden House |
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[Page] 179 -- Sheet 4 Trace 2 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Civil Asst [Civilian Assistant] A. Dean -- 2nd. Examiner - Parish of Stranraer
Object - Garden House - House
Bowie Cottage - house
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Asst [Civilian Assistant]
2nd. June 1847 |
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GREEN VALE STREET |
Green Vale Street
Green Vale Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle St. Stranraer |
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A straight narrow St. branching off Lewis St. and terminating at the boundary between the parishes of Stranraer and inch, the houses are from one to two Stories high part Slated and part thatched, macadamised. drained and Cause-ways on both Sides. and inhabited by tradesmen and labourers |
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NEW JAIL |
New Jail
New Jail |
John McClure Foreman of the building
James Adair builder and Timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer |
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This is a substantial Stone building Commenced in the Year 1846 and will be finished this year of 47. There are 13 criminal cells. It is built in the Cottage Style. Cost upwards of £2000. The Burgh of Stranraer is at 1/7 expense. And the portion of the County which belongs to this district is to pay the remaining portion, It is neatly situated, off the Portpatrick road, and has accommodation for the Keeper. that is a parlour and bed room The builder is Mr. William McCandlish New Galloway Kirkcudbright Shire |
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Object - Green Vale St. - Street
New Jail - Prison
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church |
George Charles Minister of the Free Church London Rd. [South] of Stranraer and the Parish of Inch
James Adair builder and timber Merchant Charlotte St. Stranraer |
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A large Stone building of Stone, erected in the Year 1843. Cost upwards of £1000 which sum was raised by private Subscription among the Members of the Congregation - It is capable of accommodating 715- No. of Communicants 370- The Salary of the minister is not paid by the Congregation- but Comes from the Common Church fund, out of which all the Ministers of the Free Church receive and equal dividend - which dividend may be Supplemented by the Congregation |
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Object - Free Church - church
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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IVY PLACE |
Ivy Place |
Reverend Robert Hogarth Minister Stranraer
James McQueen Temperance Hotel Stranraer |
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This name applies to a Row of Cottages Situated on the South Side of the London Road having a Small but very neat garden attached it is the property of Mr. Samuel Taylor and Mrs Jeffrey |
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LONDON ROAD |
London Road |
Reverend William Smyllie Minister Stranraer
Reverend Robert Hogarth Minister Stranraer
James McQueen Temperance Hotel Stranraer |
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This name applies to the Road leading from Stranraer at the East End towards Glenluce it is macadamised and kept in good Repair it is about 49 feet Wide. There are Several very neat houses built along the South Side of it Causing the entrance of the town to have a very neat appearance |
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Object - Ivy Place - Cottages
London Road - Road
[Signed] 29th. March 1847 by
William Rogers
L Corp [Lieutenant Corporal RS [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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IVY HOUSE |
Ivy House |
Reverend William Smyllie Minister Stranraer
Reverend Robert Hogarth |
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This Name applies to a Large Dwelling House of Three Storeys very Substantially built of Stone & in good repair it is fitted up with considerable task it has a very fine large garden attached is pleasantly Situated on the Side of the London Road its the property of and Occupied by Mrs McNair |
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[Page] 185 -- Sheet 4 Trace 7 - - List of Names collected by L Corpl [Lieutenant Corporal] William Rogers RS [Royal Sappers] & Miners -- 1st. Examiners- Parish of Stranraer and Inch
Object - Ivy Place - Cottages
London Road - Road
[Signed] 29th. March 1847 by
William Rogers
L Corp [Lieutenant Corporal RS [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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1ST. UNITED SECESSION CHURCH |
1st. United Secession Church |
Reverend Robert Hogarth Minister Stranraer
James McQueen Temperance Hotel Stranraer |
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This Name applies to Church of the Seat Called the Seceders is of an Oblong form Substantially Built & in good repair It is a very neatly fitted up inside & is seated for about 700 The No. of attendants is about 460 of Communicants 280 it has a very fine Church Yard around it through which runs the Parish Boundary Also a Manse adjoining for the Minister. The Ministers Salary is about£130 it is Maintained by Voluntary Contributions was erected in 1840 its Situation is the South Side of the London Road at the East end of the Town of Stranraer |
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Object - 1st. United Secession Church - Church
[Signed] 29th. March 1847 by
William Rogers
L Corpl [Lieutenant Corporal RS [Royal Sappers] & Miners |
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BOAT QUAY |
Boat Quay |
William Buchannan
Letter Carrier for Stranraer High St. Stranraer
John McBryde
High St. Stranraer |
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A Small rection of Stones built without morter in the form of a Gun Battery about 7 feet high about 5 LinKs broad on top and 15 LinKs at the Base built by Sir John Ross RN [Royal Navy] for the protection of his pleasure Boats there is three blocKs of Stones of [on] the top for the purpose of Mooring the Boats one of which blocKs is a
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List of Names Collected by
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Object
Boat Quay - Quay
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
May 7th. [18]47 |
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NORTH WEST CASTLE |
North West Castle |
William Buchanan Letter Carrier High St. Stranraer
Mr Henry Watt Poor rate Collector Castle Street Stranraer |
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A large Stone building about three Stories high with two Towers on the North Side (which is facing Lough Ryan) and Battlements on the East and West ends the whole having a castellated appearance but of a modern Construction, on the north and South of the building there is Some pieces of neat pleasure ground and a Fish pond in the North Side the only Office houses attached is a porters lodge and Coach house which is a few perches distant from the building and has also Towers on the North ends of them The garden is outside the wall that encloses the castle and pleasure ground. it is onl;y a plain Kitchen garden The castle is Situated on the East Suburbs of Stranraer and is the property and Occasional residence of Sir John Ross Arctic Navigator, but occupied at present by Mr. Alexander McNeil Caird |
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Object
North West Castle - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
May 7th. [18]47 |
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WEST BALLGREEN |
West Ballgreen |
Alexander Kevan West Ballgreen
William Buchannan Letter Carrier High Street Stranraer |
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A Stone building one Story high and Slated with office houses in good repair there is attached to the house about Six acres of Land chiefly grass it is Situated and Suburbs of Stranraer on the East Side and from it is seen the whole of Lough Ryan it the property of Mr. McKenzie of Clanric near Stranraer is at present Occupied by Alexander Kevan |
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[Page] 192 -- Plan 2 5f Scale -- Trace 5 -- List of Names Collected by Pri [Private] P. BracKen 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
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West Ballgreen - House
[Signe] Peter BracKen
Pt R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
May 7 th. [18]47 |
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TOLL HOUSE |
Toll House |
David Cowan Rephad via) Stranraer
William Buchannan High St Stranraer |
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A small Stone building one Story high with a cottage like roof and Slated there has been once a Toll gate at this house the Keeper of which gate lived in Said house The Toll gate has been removed and the house is generally Occupied Yearly tennant and is property of Lord Stair It is Situated about 3/8 of a mile N.E. [North East] of Stranraer on the road between Stranraer and Cairn Ryan |
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[Page] 193 5 ft Scale
List of Names Collected by Private Peter BracKen - 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
[Plan 2] Trace 6
Object
Toll House - House
[Signe] Peter BracKen
Pt R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
May 7th. [18]47 |
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STONYKIRK ROAD |
StonyKirk Road
StonyKirk Road |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood Henry Watt Poor rate Collector for Stranraer Castle St. Stranraer |
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Is a straight line for a considerable distance it is macadamised and drained, the houses are one and two stories high on the west Side is a manse which belongs to the Reformed Presbyterian church, and on the east a starch Mill, the houses are in good repair and principally slated and is inhabited by tradesmen and labourers. |
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TRADE STREET |
Trade Street
Trade Street |
Plan of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Henry Watt Poor rate Collector for Stranraer Castle St. Stranraer |
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A modern street branches off the StonyKirk Road the houses ar one story high and in good repair there is one provision shop inhabited by worKing people it is macadamised and Cause ways on both Sides |
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[Page] 195 -- Sheet 4 Trace 6 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Thomas Jordan 9th. April 1847 -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - StonyKirk Road -Road
Trade Street - Street
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
c.a [civilian assistant] |
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MCCULLOCHS PLACE |
McCullochs Place
McCullochs Place
McCullochs Place |
Map of Stranraer 1843 by John Wood
Name on Stone
David McCulloch Broad Stone Near Stranraer |
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A Range of buildings consisting Two Cottages or Dwelling houses Well Constructed & in good repair. Tenanted or occupied By Artisans With Private yards attached. These Buildings ar Situated on the London Road Eastern Suburbs of Stranraer And Taks their Name from the Builder & Owner McCulloch The Name being Cutt on A Stone West Corner of Building. And is the Property of David McCulloch Broad Stone Near Stranraer. The Boundary deviding the Parishes of Stranraer & Inch Passes through at or near the Western Corner of these Buildings |
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[Page] 197 -- Sheet No. 4 -- Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - McCullochs Place
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
10th. [March] 1847 |
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MCCULLOCHS FACTORY |
McCullochs Factory |
McCullochs Weaving Factory
On A Stone, front of the House 1824
David McCulloch Broad Stone via Stranraer |
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This Place was first Built for a weaving Factory. But afterwards used as a grainery. The Present owner purchased it for the Purpose for carrying on the Weaving Business for a Company in Glasgo and the Owner Mr. McCulloch is the Factor for the Company & the Weavers. Has the Houses or Lodging taKen from him. Who also Gives them the yarn and takes Back the Cloth |
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[Page] 198 -- Sheet No. 4 -- Trace 3 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - McCullochs Factory - Weaving & House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
7th May 1847 |
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CATTLE MARKET |
Cattle MarKet
Cattle MarKet |
Lawrence Hughes Inn Keeper Hanover Street Stranraer
David Cowan Rephad Stranraer |
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A Field in which is held a Monthly MarKet for the Sale of BlacK Cattle. And has in it three wooden Booths for the Sale of Spirits &c on MarKet days, for each for these Booths the person Occupying them pays a rent £1.0.0 Yearly, the MarKets are held on the 3rd. Friday of each month from April to November. The tenant of the farm on which this field is Situated Pays rent for this field the Same as any other of his farm- And from the Custom on Cattle &c he has also to pay a rent to the Burgh of Stranraer This MarKet place is not permanent it Can & has been Changed from one field to another at the option of the Farmer And by Consent of Burgh Magistrates & Town Council This Farm in which the marKet is held is on the property of the Earl of Stair |
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Cattle Market - MarKet Place
[Signed] D. Griffin
Cpl RS&M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
10 th. June 1847 |
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EAST BALLGREEN |
East Ballgreen |
John Adair Writer Office North Strand Stranraer |
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A neat And comodious Dwelling house & offices Slated & in good repair. There is three good Parks of Land atached containing about 7 acres East Ballgreen is the property of Thomas King of Ayr. And At the Present occupied or Tenanted by Mathew Andrews East Ballgreen is Situated convenant to the North Side of the Road from Stranraer to Glenluce. Suburbs of Stranraer & on the Lands of the Earl of Stair |
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[Page] 201 -- Sheet No. 4 -- Trace 4 - For the 5 feet Scale of the Town of Stranraer -- List of Names collected by Private William BirKby -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - East Ballgreen - House
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
7th. [March] 1847 |
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STRANRAER ACADEMY |
Stranraer Academy |
Printed Record of the bye laws of the Academy 1847
James McEwen Esqr.
Principle Teacher
Stranraer |
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A handsome building Of the Elizabethan Style Occupied as Academy built in 1844 by private Subscription and a Small Government Grant £465 the whole Cost of Erection was £1800 the Site play Grounds for the Scholars &c which is about an acre was granted by the Earl of Stair the property is vested in Trustees Chosen by the Subscribers And town council Of Stranraer it is Partly endowed And Supported by private Subscription this together with the Scholars fees Constitutes its Support, education is Classical and elementary It is intended as a school for the Mechanics Labourers &c Children as well as for the Higher Classes of Society the Scholars both in the higher but lower school are on a moderate scale |
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Plan 4 - Trace No. 11 -- List of Names collected by P Connell R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners]
Object - Stranraer Academy - House |
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REPHAD |
Rephad
Rephad |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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This name applies to a district or large tract of Arable land occupied 7 or 8 different occupiers but on the land there are only two farm houses one occupied by David Cowan the other by Thomas McMaster also a large & a handsome Mansion House built about 4 years since by George Guthrie Esqr. (the occupier) Factor to the Earl of Stair Land the property of the Earl of Stair formerly in one large farm but now in several divisions. The house occupied by Mr. Guthrie is designed to be the factor's residence whatever change may occur & as it is built by Mr. Guthrie Compesation is allowed to him by the Earle |
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AIRD BRIDGE |
Aird Bridge
Aird Bridge |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A Small Stone Bridge of one arch over the stream called Black StanK on the Road from Stranraer to Glenluce about 1 3/4 miles from Stranraer. |
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AIRD |
Aird |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer |
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A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on a farm called Aird the field in which it stands has no particular name, but was called Aird north by Trigl [Trigonometrical] party |
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BRIDGE OF AIRD |
Bridge of Aird
Bridge of Aird
Bridge of Aird |
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer
James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer |
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A Small farm house and out houses in middling repairs Slated with a farm of about 80 acres arable land rent £48 occupied by William McDowal the property of the Earl of Stair - |
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[Page] 205 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 2 - -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - Rephad - Land
Aird Bridge - Bridge
Aird - Trigonometrical Station
Bridge of Aird - house & farm
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Assist. [Civilian Assistant]
17th. April 1846 |
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BISHOP BURN |
Bishop Burn
Bishop Burn |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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This burns formed of 3 tributary Streams one running out of Chapmans Loch in Culhorn another from the west side of Culroach and a third from from a moss in Culmick close to the marsh of the farm of Barmultach. It generally links wide which runs North Known by the name Black StanK Southward of from Aird bridge & thence to its fall into Loch Ryan Bishops Burn 1 3/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Stranraer |
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BISHOP BURN BRIDGE |
Bishop Burn Bridge
Bishop Burn Bridge |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland |
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A Stone Bridge with one Small arch built in 1843 on the road from Stranraer to Cairn Ryan 1 3/4 miles from Stranraer |
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[Page] 206 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 2,3 - -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant A. Dean -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - Bishop Burn - a Stream
Bishop Burn Bridge - Bridge
Black StanK - A stream
[Signed] A. Dean
Civil Assist. [Civilian Assistant]
17th. April 1846 |
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BISHOPBURN PARK |
Bishopburn Park |
Mr. D. Dalrymple Sand Mill Stranraer |
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A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] party called Sand mill hill erected near a stream Known by Bishop Burn- |
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AIRD MOSS |
Aird Moss
Aird Moss |
Mr J. Galbraith Aird Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland |
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A considerable tract of moss or bog in the lands of Aird the property of the Earl of Stair is now in progress of being reclaimed |
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CLENNOCH HILL |
Clennoch Hill |
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REPHAD |
Rephad |
Mr J. Stewart Rephad Stranraer |
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A Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station erected in Rephad called by the Trigl. [ Trigonometrical] party Sawney Park but I find no authority for the latter name ... |
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[Page] 207 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 2 - -- List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean -- 1st. Examiner - Parish of Inch
Object - Bishopburn Park - Trigonometrical Station
Aird Moss - Moss
Clennoch Hill - Hill
Rephad - Trigonometrical Station
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Assist. [Civilian Assistant]
17th. April 1846 |
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REPHAD HOUSE |
Rephad House
Rephad Park |
George Guthrie Esqr. Rephad House
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A large & handsome house of the Elizabethan Style of architecture built in 1844 having ornamental ground attached the residence of George Guthrie ESqr. factor to the Earl of Stair & is designed to be residence of the nobleman's factors in the future |
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BELLVUE |
Bellvue
Bellevue |
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer
George Guthrie Esqr. Stranraer |
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A Small farm house slated & in good repair with on the outhouses and a farm of 26 acres of arable land occupied by John Carmichael the property of the Earl of Stair this farm is part of Auchtrolure |
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DUMBAY HILL |
Dumbay Hill
Spout Well Hill |
Mr J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzean Gallow's Hill |
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This is part of the high ground connected with Ochtrelure & part of the Same high ridge the land is in a good state of cultivation on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] party Called Dunbay This hill is frequently called Spout Well Hill it being near the Spout Well |
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KNOCKCULLIE HILL |
Knockcullie Hill
Dick's Hill
Dick's Hill |
A Map of the property Surveyed 1828 in the possession of Mr. Adair of Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland
John McFadzean Gallows Hill Stranraer |
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A Small round hill and well cultivated on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station and is Known by the name of Dick's hill also on the farm belonging to Belmount |
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TOWN'S LAND |
Town's Land
Town's Land
Green Field
Green Field |
Mr. J. Adair Stranraer
John McFadzean Gallows Hill Stranraer
Receipt for rent
Charles McWhinnie occupier Green Field Stranraer |
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An ordinary farm house & outhouses with a farm of about 30 acres occupied by Charles McWhinnie which belongs to the Town of Stranraer and was called the Town Common it is now the property of Lieut, [Lieutenant] Taylor of Carlisle - occupied by Charles McWhinnie |
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Object - Dumbay Hill - Hill
Spout Well Hill
Knockcullie Hill - Hill
Dick's Hill
Town's Land land
[Signed] A. Dean c.a. [civilian assistant]
23rd. May 1846 |
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BLACK PARKS |
Black Parks
Black Parks |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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a neat farm house and farm attached the property of the Earl of Stair, of Culhorn House occupied by William Parker |
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BLACK PARKS TILE & BRICK WORKS |
Black Parks Tile & Brick works
Black Parks Tile & Brick works |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A large brick & tile Manufactory a place where tiles & bricks are made and burned, Rented by Thomas & Alexander RanKin Stranraer |
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CLENNOCK |
Clennock
Clennoch
Clennoch |
A map of the Property dated 1795
Mr J. Adair Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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a neat farm house the property of the Earl of Stair rented by Mr. Kilpatrick of Stranraer |
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Object - Black Parks - House & farm
Black Parks Tile & Brick works - Tile Works
Clennock - a house
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil Assist [Civilian assistant]
25th April 1846 |
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AIRD COTTAGE |
Aird Cottage
Aird Cottage |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer
John Crawford Borland |
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A good farm house & outoffices in good repair and a farm of about 5 acres of middling quality at the yearly rent of £60 farm occupied by Mr Alexander MacKmeiKan the property of the Earl of Stair |
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PARK OF AIRD |
Park of Aird
Park of Aird |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer John Crawford Borland |
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An indifferent farm house in bad repair & a farm of about 90 acres at the yearly rent of £100 a farm house the property of the Earl of Stair tenanted by Miss Milfredrick |
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AIRD AND DONALD PARKS |
Aird and Donald ParKs |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer |
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A farm house of good Construction with suitable out houses in good repair and a farm occupied by Doctor Simpson The property of the Earl of Stair - the farm consists of about 100 acres of good land at a yearly rent of £130 |
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Object
Aird Cottage - house
ParK of Aird - house
Aird And donald ParKs - House & farm
Referred to for Aird Donald ParKs
[Signed] Alexander Dean
civil asst [assistant]
2nd May 1846 |
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DUMBAY HILL |
Dumbay Hill |
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CULHORN IN TREE |
Culhorn in tree |
Mr J. Crawford Culhorn Stranraer |
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A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station erected on a tree in Culhorn wood |
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MAINS OF CULHORN |
Mains of Culhorn
Mains of Culhorn |
James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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This is the farm yard belonging to the Earl of Stair it consists of the Steward's dwelling house(a good house) with extensive Stables barns sheds for cattle feeding Also 2 threshing Mills one worked by a water wheel the other by horse power also a yard & stands for corn ricks and other appendages necessary for farming purposes |
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Clennoch Hill - a hill - scored out
Dumbay Hill - Hill
Culhorn in tree - Trigonometrical Station
Mains of Culhorn
[Signed] Alexander Dean
C-a [Civilian assistant]
4th. May 1846 |
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BARRACK HILL |
Barrack Hill |
Mr. James Crawford Culhorn Strand
John Crawford Boreland |
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Tradition Says that here the old Marshall Stair had usually drilled his Cavalry a [coup] it appears he Kept for his own amusement or gratification at his own demesne courtesy & property of the Earl of Stair
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BORELAND WOOD |
Boreland Wood
Boreland Wood |
Mr. John Crawford Boreland Strand
James Crawford Culhorn |
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A wood of large Beech trees the property of the Earl of Stair - |
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Barrack Hill -- a field
Boreland Wood - a wood
[Signed] Alexander Dean
civil assistant
4th. May 1846 |
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BLACK STANK |
Black Stank |
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CLASHMAHEW |
Clashmahew
Clashmahew |
a Map of the property dated 1795
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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An ordinary farm house & outhouses and a Farm 30 acres the property of the Earl of Stair having a Dwelling house and out houses on it occupied by John McCready.- |
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SPOUT WELL |
Spout Well
Spout Well |
Mr James Stewart Rephad, Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland |
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a good Spring well in the farm of ochtrelure near the boundary with it and Dumbay At this place are a few houses 3 or 4 with Small crofts or farms attached the houses are small thatched and of inferior description but these houses are well Known by the name "Spout Well " though they are situated on parts of different farms |
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Object - Black Stank - a stream
Clashmahew - a Farm
Spout Wells - a spring well
Mains of Culhorn
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil [Civilian] assistant
2nd. May 1846 |
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OCHTRELURE |
Ochtrelure
Ochtrelure |
A Map of the Property dated 1795
James Cavin Culreoch Stranraer |
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A large tract of arable ground Consisting of 6 or 7 different holdings Some of the occupiers live upon the land others occupy parts of it in connection with other farms &c the Property of the Earl of Stair - |
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DUMBAY |
Dumbay
Dumbay |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer
James cavin Culreoch |
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A farm of about 30 Acres the property of Mr. Craig only part of this farm is on Trace No. 5 |
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CULREOCH |
Culreoch
Culreoch |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Culhorn Stranraer
James Cavin Culreoch Stranraer |
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A considerable tract of arable land with a Small portion of Moss Formerly this was one large Farm it is now in two or three divisions The property of the Earl of Stair - it consists of between 3 & 4 hundred acres here is one principal farm containing 143 acres occupied by James Cavin the others are Small divisions |
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Object - Ochtrelure - A Farm
Dumbay - A Farm
Culreoch - A farm
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil assist [Civilian assistant]
2nd. May 1846 |
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CULHORN HOUSE |
Culhorn house |
John Crawford Boreland
James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer |
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A large house built with brick plain unornamented Style but irregularly Constructed having received additions to the original building from time to time originally a part of the building was appropriated to a [corsp ] of Cavalry Kept by the Marshal Stair (it appears at his own expense) the other part consisted of the Marshal's own residence but it is much improved & altered Since that time the building (viewed from a short distance, presents the appearance of a clutch of cottages closely connected the building is 2 Stories Some parts of it only one story It is surrounded by wood & ornamental Parks pleasure grounds etc. with an extensive Demesne chiefly wooded with young and thriving plantations there are Some old woods of long standing these lands and the grounds around Castle Kennedy are connected and is expected to form one extensive demesne |
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CULHORN PARKS |
Culhorn Parks
Culhorn Parks |
George Guthrie Esq. Rephad Stranraer
Archibald McMecKan Stranraer |
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A farm yard & building appertaining with a ploughmans residence having about 30 acres of farm occupied by George Guthrie Esqr. Rephad House. Note the farm house & farm Called Aird & Donald Park are also Known by the Name Culhorn Parks |
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[Page] 217 -- Plan 16 B -- Trace 5- -- List of Names collected by - - Parish of Inch
Object - Culhorn House - House
Culhorn Parks - House & Land |
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NORTH ROUND |
North Round |
Mr James Crawford
Culhorn Stranraer |
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A Field or Park about 20 chains west of Culhorn House, under Cultivation in the Earl of Stair's Demesne |
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SOUTH ROUND |
South Round |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer |
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A Tillage field in the Earl of stair's Demesne about 15 chains S.W. [South West] of Culhorn House |
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KILN PARK |
Kiln Park
Kill Park |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer
A Map of the Property dated 1795 |
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A Pasture field a few chains East of Culhorn House in the Earl of stairs Demesne It is said that a malt Kiln formerly stood in the park - |
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[Page] 219 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 5- -- List of Names collected by Civil [Civilian] Assistant A. Dean - 1st Examiner - - Parish of Inch
Object - North Round - a field
South Round - a field
Kiln Park - a Park
Civil assist [Civilian assistant]
4th. May 1846 |
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WITCHES HOUSE |
Witches House
Witches House |
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer
John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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The hollow part of the wood About 12 chains N. [North] of Culhorn house. The wod is Composed of the oaks, Beech and a few firs |
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CULHORN HOUSE |
Culhorn House
Culhorn House |
Mr James Stewart Rephad Stranraer John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A large neat house the Property and residence of the Earl of Stair built of Brick and in general two Stories high - |
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LOCH OF CULHORN |
Loch of Culhorn
Culhorn Loch
Culhorn Loch |
A Map of the Property dated 1795
Mr James Crawford Culhorn Stranraer John Crawford Boreland Stranraer |
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A natural loch about 22 chains E. [East] of Culhorn House bounded on its east Side by a Fir plantation |
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[Page] 220 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 5- -- List of Names collected by Civil [Civilian] Assistant Alexander Dean - 1st Examiner - - Parish of Inch
Object - Witches House - a Wood
Culhorn House - a house
Loch of Culhorn - a loch
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil assist [Civilian assistant]
4th. May 1846 |
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SPRING BANK |
Spring Bank |
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(Described in sheet of trace No. 1 ) |
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CRAILOCH |
Crailoch |
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer |
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A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station erected on the lands of Crailoch called by the Trig. [Trigonometrical] party Crillock |
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CRAILLOCH BURN |
Crailloch Burn
Crailloch Burn |
Mr. J. Adair Factor Stranraer
John McFadzean Gallow Hill Stranraer |
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This burn rises in the lands of Dindinnie from a Small tract of Swamp or marsh named Lochnafuel & runs between Little MarK and Crailoch and forms the boundary between P. [Port] Patrick and Leswalt Parishes & runs into Piltonton Burn near the bridge near Crailloch Croft |
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[Page] 221 -- Plan 16 A -- Trace 3- -- List of Names collected by Civil [Civilian] Assistant Alexander Dean - 1st Examiner - - Port Patrick Parish
Object - Spring Bank - Trigonometrical Station
Crailoch - Trigonometrical Station
Crailoch Burn - stream
[Signed] A. Dean
C-a [Civilian assistant]
1st. June 1846 |
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[Page] 222
[Signed] W Driscoll Gossset
Lt. Rl Engrs. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
23 [feb or Sep ? ] 1847 |
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BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK |
British Linen Cays [Company's] Bank |
Mr. Alexander McNeel Agent to the British Linen Co.ys[ Company's] Bank
Mr John Simple Queens Street Stranraer |
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A cut Stone building three Stories high built in Modern Style it is Situated on the South Side of Fisher Street (Stranraer) it is the property of the Compy [Company] Established in 1810 in Stranraer its trade consists in discounting bills and taKing Money in deposit and is only a branch bank the principal of which in Edinburgh by Royal Charter |
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[Page] 223 -- Plan 2 -- Trace 3- -- List of Names collected by - - Stranraer
Object - British Linen Cay's [Company's] Bank - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May |
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CUSTOM HOUSE |
Custom House |
Mr. John Simple Comptroller Queen Street Stranraer
Mr. Alexander McNeel Fisher Street Stranraer |
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A Stone building two Stories high East Side of Princes (Stranraer) it is the property of Mr. Alexander McNeel of Stranraer who receives a rent of twenty pounds per Annum for Said building, the average receipt of revinue the last Six years is £94.18.11 per Year |
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[Page] 225 -- Plan 2 -- Trace 3- -- List of Names collected by Pte [Private] Peter BracKen - - Stranraer Parish
Object - Custom House - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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GAS WORKS |
Gas works |
Mr. Andrew Irving Merchant George Street Stranraer
Mr. James McDouall George Street Stranraer
Mr. John Simple Comptroller of Customs Queen Street Stranraer |
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A Stone building about one Story high Slated with a Brick Chimney about 50 feet in height. It is the property of a joint Stock Company (Five pound Shares) it has been built in the Year 1840 at an expense of about Five thousand five hundred pounds which has been depayed by the Company the premises is enclosed with a Stone wall about 12 feet high inside of which there is a Small garden given to the Keeper of the WorKs. it is Situated on the North Side of the West end of Harbour Street Stranraer |
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[Page] 227 -- Plan 2 -- Trace 3- 5 feet Scale -- List of Names collected by Private Peter BracKen - - Stranraer Parish
Object - Gas Works - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW BANK |
Edinburgh and Glasgow BanK |
Mr. John Kerr Bank agent Charlotte Street Stranraer
Mr John Simple Comptroller of Customs House Queen Street Stranraer |
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A Plain Stone building two Stories high Situated on the South Side of Charlotte St. it is the property of Mr. John Kerr who is agent to the BanK. its chief trade consists in discounting bills and taking Money on deposit the BanK is composed of a Compy [Company] of Share holder or as may be called a joint Stock compy [company] and is a branch of the Main bank which is in Edinburgh Established in Stranraer in 1844 |
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[Page] 227 -- Plan 2 -- Trace 3--- List of Names collected by Pt [Private] Peter BracKen - - Stranraer Parish
Object - Edinburgh and Glasgow BanK - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND |
Union Bank Of Scotland |
Mr. Alexander McDouall agent to Union BanK of Scotland Church Street Stranraer
Mr. Andrew Irving Merchant George Street Stranraer
Mr John Simple Comptroller of Custom House Queen Street Stranraer |
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A brick built house (with a Stone finished front) three Stories high it is Situated on the West Side of Church St adjacent to the Ph [Parish] Church it is the property of the BanK Compy [Company] the BanK is composed of a joint Stock Compy [Company] its trade consist in discounting bills and taKing Money in deposit it is a branch of the Main banK which is in Glasgow this bank has establish in Stranraer 1837 |
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[Page] 231 -- Plan 4 -- Trace 1--- List of Names collected by Pte [Private] Peter BracKen - - Stranraer Parish
Object - Union Bank of Scotland - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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FARINA MILL |
Farina Mill |
Mr Alexander McClymont Currier King Street Stranraer
Alexander RanKin (Owner of Mill) Stony KirK Road Stranraer
Thomas RanKin Trade Street Stranraer
John McWilliam Burgh Office Hanover Street Stranraer |
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A plain brick building the west part of which is two Stories high the East wing of the building one Story with a brick chimney about 40 feet in height the Mill worKs is moved by Steem it has been built in the Year 1845 and is the property of Mr. Alexander RanKin StoneyKirK Road Stranraer the is at present quite unemployment in consequence of the potatoee failure, it is Situated on the StonyKirk road Stranraer |
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[Page] 233 -- Plan 4 -- Trace 6--- List of Names collected by Pte [Private] Peter BracKen - - Inch Parish
Object - Farina Mill - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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MANSE OF CHURCH |
Manse of Church |
Mr Simon Gartly Elder of the Reformed Presbyterian Ch [Church] Queen Street Stranraer
Mr Alexander McClymont King Street Stranraer |
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A plain Stone building about two Stories high Slated with Suitable office houses and a Small garden attached it had been built in the year 1822 at an expense of about Five hundred pounds depayed by the Members of the Congregation who is to Still Keep the house in repair. the resident Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] John McLeod who receives a yearly Stipend of one hundred pounds in addition to the Manse the building is Situated on the Stony Kirk road Stranraer |
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[Page] 235 -- Plan 4 -- Trace 6--- List of Names collected by - Inch Parish
Object -Manse of Church - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
25th. May 1848 |
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MANSE OF IVY PLACE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
Manse of Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John McGregor Minister of Bridge Street united Presbyterian Church George Street Stranraer
Mr. Simon Gartly BaKer Queen Street Stranraer |
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A Stone building two Stories high Slated with Suitable Office houses and garden attached it has been built in the Year 1826 at an expense of about four hundred pounds which has been payed by the Members of the Congregation who is still to Keep it in repair. the resident Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] Robert Hogarth who receives a stipend of one hundred pounds in addition to the Manse the house is Situated on the London road Stranraer |
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[Page] 235 -- Plan 4 -- Trace 7--- List of Names collected by - Pte [Private] Peter BracKen -- Inch Parish
Object -Manse of Ivy Place United Presbyterian Church - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
26th. May [1848] |
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SMITHY HILL PLANTATION |
Smithy Hill Plantation |
Mr James Crawford Mains of Culhorn by Stranraer
Andrew McLauchlan Laborer in Culhorn Woods Culhorn Stranraer |
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A plantation of mixed wood generally Firs and Oak it Situated in Culhorn Demesne on the East Side of Culhorn Loch |
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[Page] 239 -- Plan 16A -- Trace 6--- List of Names collected by - Pte [Private] Peter BracKen -- Inch Parish
Object -Smithy Hill Plantation - Plantation [Smith hill in pencil]
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
26th. May 1848 |
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BIG PLANTATION |
Big Plantation |
Mr James Crawford Steward to Lord Stair Mains of Culhorn by Stranraer
Andrew McLauchlan Laborer in Culhorn woods Culhorn Stranraer |
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A large plantation of Mixed wood chiefly of fir oak, Beech and Elm on the West Side of this Plantation there is a Trigml. [Trigonometrical] Station called Culhorn in tree. The Plantation is Situated in Culhorn Demesne North of Culhorn |
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[Page] 241 -- Plan 16A Trace No. 6 -- List of Names collected by Private Peter BracKen - Parish of Inch - No. 136
No. 12 - Object - Big Plantation - Plantation
[Signed] W Driscoll Grosset [Signed] Peter BracKen
Lt. RE [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] Pt R S &M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners ]
June 12/ [1848] 25th May 1848 |
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WIGTOWNSHIRE
Plan 16A
Names of Parishes -- Page
Leswalt -- 1
Portpatrick -- 81
Stranraer -- 25
Inch -- 57 |
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WIGTOWN Page
Ph [Parish] Leswalt -- 1
Ph [Parish] Stranraer -- 25
Ph [Parish] Inch -- 57
Ph [Parish] p. [Page] -- 81 |
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