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Parish of Mochrum
Plan 29C
Index
Names of Objects & Page
Airlour 47
Airlour Burn 48
Blairshinnoch Burn 12
Barsalloch Point 57
Barsalloch Burn 49
Bruntland 43
Black Loch 30
Black Loch Plantation 38
Broomy Knoews Plantation 35
Barracks 22
Burnside 11
Bottle Hole 17
Clone Point 6
Clone Bridge 6
Clone Burn 6
Craiganally Plantation 31
Cupid Hill 34
Cupid Hill Farm 34
Cupid hill Plantation 35
Cock Hill Plantation 39
Clachan Plantation 41
Cow Park Hill 42
Clachan of Myreton 45
Drumfad Burn 45
Dove Cot Hill Plantation 38
Drumtroddan Plantation 31
Dourie North 26
Dourie South 25
Drumskeog Bridge 18
Drumscallon Moss 15
Drumtroddan Hill 14
Drumtroddan 14
Drumwhodya 11
Drumdarroch 3
Fellyennan 9
Flenk Hole 7
Fort (supposed Danish) 50
Ghost Plantation 34
Hill Head 44
High Moormains 30
High Park Plantation 30
High Drumskeog 10
High Clone 8
Jaspers Plantation 35
Knocknan 25
Kings Loop 25
Killantrae Burn 18
Killantrae Burn 4
Killantrae Bridge 4
Low Clone 5
Landberrick Burn 11
Landberrick 13
Landberrick Hill 13
Low Drumskeog 17
Low Moormains 29
Lochend Plantation 33
Little Rashnoch Plantation 37
Lady Well Plantation 39
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INDEX CONTINUED
Names of Objects -- Page
Long Row-- 48
Mid Barsallock -- 49
Monreith Park -- 42
Mid Myreton Plantation -- 41
Myreton Chapel (in ruins) -- 41
Myreton Castle (in ruins) -- 40
Myreton Cottage -- 40
Monreith House -- 36
Moormains Plantation -- 29
Mill Hill -- 20
Meikle Killantrae -- 10
Marl Hole -- 10
Moss Side -- 9
Nobel Science Inn -- 22
Port Whapple -- 51
Pates Port -- 48
Port William Bridge -- 24
Port William Mill (Corn) -- 23
Port William Harbour -- 21
Port William -- 19
Philip and Mary -- 3
Row of Dourie -- 25
Ringwhirry Plantation -- 30
Rashnock Plantation -- 37
Standing Stone Plantation -- 43
Sand Glass Plantation -- 37
Saltpan Point-- 27
Ship Inn and Post Office -- 24
School House -- 23
United Presbyterian Church -- 20
Wood Hill -- 13
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peter douglas.
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a considerable hill on the farm of killantrae, the soil of which is arable land ; on it is a trig station called by the trig party killintra, the south side of this hill precipitous |
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PHILIP AND MARY |
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a flat point of land situated on the sea shore between west barr & port william. john bryde says that it has been handed down by tradition that a vessel called the philip and mary had been wrecked at the lear rocks &drifted into this place which gives rise to the name |
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druim-daraich. a hill abounding in oak trees or oak wood. |
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Philip and Mary was a galleon of the English Navy, built in 1555-56. She was renamed twice during her career — firstly in 1584 to Nonpareil when she was rebuilt at Deptford in 1584, and secondly as Nonsuch when she was again rebuilt from 1603 to 1605. no information as to her fate.
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KILLANTRAE BRIDGE |
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jas wallace.
william coid.
ainslies map 1782.
roy. eng map 1819.
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a small stone and lime bridge of one arch, crossing killantrae burn, on the road from port william to glenluce, it is a county bridge. |
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william coid.
ainslies map 1782.
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a continuation of barr ? retaining this name from its entry in the killantrae farm, to its influx with the sea. & forms a portion of the boundary between the farms of high and low clone & killantrae. |
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cille na trigha, the church or graveyard near the sea shore. |
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LOW CLONE |
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jas wallace .
ainslies map 1782.
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two farm houses with syitable out houses including one thrashing machine and a farm of land attached to each containing of about 45 acres. respectively occupied by alex anderson & james wallace the property of sir william maxwell. this farm & high clone was formerly one farm,but is now divided into 4 farms two of which is known as low clone & two high clone. |
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cluain (gaelic) a high green field , a meadow, a lawn, a bower etc. |
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a small stone and lime bridge of one arch crossing clone burn on the road from port william to glenluce |
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a considerable stream or burn taking its rise from the farm of druchtag?, and running in a S. West direction to its influx with luce bay near to clone bridge. to the east of this is a trig station called by the trig part drumsrog |
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a flat point of land on the sea shore of the farm of low clone situated between clone bridge and killantrae bridge. |
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FLEUK HOLE |
fluke hole |
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a considerable salt water pool on the sea beach situated between high & low water mark, in it are small fish called flounders caught by the fishermen. flounder is caled fluke in this locality. |
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flook. fleuk, a generic name for various kinds of flat fish most generally used to denote the common flounder. scottish dictionary |
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FELLYENNAN |
fallyannan.
fillyennan. |
hugh ferguson.
jas gilchrist.
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an ordinary dwelling house with an out house and about 40 acres of land attached, the house is occupied by labouring men, the farm is divided into two, it is respectively occupied by hugh ferguson & thos, dalrymple of mochrum kirk, the property of sir wm maxwell-- situated to the west of this place is a trig station called by the trig party coldside
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Moss-side
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James Gilchrist.
William McFee.
Royal Engineers Map 1819.
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A middling farm house and an out house with a small farm or croft of about 5 acres of land attached. Occupied by Margaret McGowan. The property of Sir William Maxwell, This house formerly had a bout 50 acres attached buy is now let in small crofts to people residing in Mochrum Kirk.
About 1 1/2 miles NE by N of Port William Harbour. |
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fal ( gaelic) a penfold,enclosure
gainnhein a sandy beach
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HIGH DRUMSKEOG |
High Drumskeog.
High Drumskeog.
High Drumskeog.
High Drumskeog.
High Drumskeog. |
Archibald Edgar.
James Gilchrist.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
Royal Engineers Map 1819.
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A good farm house and out house with about 100 acres of land attached, the whole of which is arable. Occupied by Archibald Edgar. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
1 3/8 miles N by E of Port William Harbour. |
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MARL HOLE |
Marl Hole.
Marl Hole.
Marl Hole. |
William Fee.
James Gilchrist.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
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A small loch on the farm of Killantrae, formerly a marsh pit, the edge of which is marshy & growing over with reeds etc.
1 3/8 miles NE by N of Port William Harbour. |
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MEIKLE KILLANTRAE |
Meikle Killantrae
Meikle Killantrae
Mickle Killantrae
Meikle Killantrae.
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James Gilchrist.
Archibald Edgar.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
Royal Engineers Map 1819.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
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A good farm house and out house with a farm of about 213 acres, the whole of which is arable land. Occupied by James Gilchrist. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
1 1/4 milesNE by N of Port William Harbour. |
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Druim Sqeachrach - A hill abounding in bushes etc. OR Druim Sqeach - The bush hill.
Cille na Tragha - The church or grave yard by the sea shore. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside.
Burnside.
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James Gilchrist.
Archibald Edgar.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire] |
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An ordinary house which formerly had a farm of land attached, but is now let with Killantrae farm. The house is occupied by labouring men. The property of Sir William Maxwell. Situate close to a stream which probably give rise to its name.
1 3/8 miles NE by E of Port William Harbour. |
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DRUMWHODYA |
Drumwheddie.
Drumwheddie.
Drumwhodya.
Drumqyhada. |
Hamilton McMeikan.
Hugh Ferguson.
Proprietors Rent Book.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire] |
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A considerable hill on the farm of Glentriplock & Killantrae, the soil of which is arable land.
About 1 1/2 miles NE by N of Port William Harbour. |
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LANDBERRICK BURN |
Landberrick Burn.
Landberrick Burn.
Landberrick Burn.
Landberrick Burn.
Landberrick Burn. |
James Gilchrist.
Hamilton McMeikan.
James McMaster.
William McMaster.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire] |
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The continuation of Blairshinnoch Burn retaining this name from its entry into Landberrick farm to the adjoining farm through which it runs.
Running in a southerly direction passing west side of Wood Hills & Landberrick Hill & E. side of Burnside. |
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Druim Gaelic, The ridge of a hill etc.
Fada adj. Long, of great length. The opposite of short, etc.
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BLAIRSHINNOCH BURN |
Blairshinnoch Burn |
See Name List Plan 29A |
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For description see Name List Plan 29A.
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LANDBERRICK |
Landberrick
Landberrick
Landberrick
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James McMaster.
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Ainslie's Map 1782.
Royal Engineers Map 1819.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
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A long tract of land divided into several small farms, and each of them with a good farm house & the largest of which is occupied by James McMaster. This district of land is bounded on the North by the farm of Airyhassen, on the East by Drumtroddan and on the West by Glentriplock & Killantrae. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
About 2 miles NE of Port William. |
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LANDBERRICK HILL |
Landberrick Hill
Landberrick Hill
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James McMaster.
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A long hill on the farm of Landberrick (hence its name), the soil of which is arable land. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
About 1 3/4 miles NE of Port William. |
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WOOD HILL |
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Landberrick Hill
Landberrick Hill
Landberrick Hill |
James McMaster.
William McMaster.
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A long hill on the farm of Landberrick (hence its name), the soil of which is arable land. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
About 1 3/4 miles NE of Port William. |
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DRUMTRODDAN |
Drumtrodden
Drumtrodden
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Drumtroddan
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William McMaster.
Proprietor's Rent Roll.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
Royal Engineers Map 1819.
George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire] |
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A good farm house & out houses all in good repair with a large farm of land attached, the greater part of which is arable. Occupied by Alexander Stewart. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
About 1 3/4 miles NE by E of Port William. |
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DRUMTRODDAN HILL |
Drumtrodden Hill.
Drumtrodden Hill.
Drumtroddan Hill |
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William McMaster.
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A considerable hill on the farm of Drumtrodden (hence ifs name), the surface of which is arable land. On its summit is a Triangulation Station called by Triangulation Party 'Drumtrodden'.
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Druim - A ridge of a hill etc.
Trodan - A fight, quarrel etc.
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DRUMSCALLAN MOSS |
Flow of Drumscallon
Flow of Drumscallon.
Drumscallon Moss.
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James McMaster.
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A considerable tract of moss extending from North to South. It is bounded on the East side by Glasserton Parish & Little Balcraig farm, on the West by the farm of Drumtrodden. The property of Sir William Maxwell.
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Druim (Gaelic) The ridge of a hill etc.
Sgalan (Gaelic) A stage or scafold; a hut, etc. |
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BOTTLE HOLE |
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two ranges of houses about 7 chains north of port william on the road to mochrum kirk. theyare occupied by 9 or 10 poor families, the derivation of this name is not known. |
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LOW DRUMSKEOC |
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an ordinary farmhouse and out houses the former slated snd one story high, with a farm of about 63 acres of good arable land attached, occupid by jas jardine . the property of sir william maxwell. at a short distance to the west of the houses is a trig station called by the trig party drumskog on this farm there formerly had been caves made by smugglers to conseal there contiband goods in |
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DRUMSKEOG BRIDGE |
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a small stone & lime bridge crossing a small stream, on the road from port william to glenluce. situated close to bottle hole ( a county bridge) |
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KILLANTRAE BURN |
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a small burn rising from the fasrm of chilcarroch and running in a north west direction to its influx with luce bay at port william, this burn has saveral names from the farms through which it runs. |
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cille na traighe, gaelic , the burying ground or the chapel by the sea side. |
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a considerable village and sea port on the coast of luce bay, situate on the coast road between glenluce and whithorn 14 miles south east of the former &p. w. n. west of the latter, it was errected in the year 1770 by sir william maxwellof monrieth,in honour of whom it is named. it consists chiefly of well built cottages all slated, the inhabitants of which are chiefly fishermen,mariners & agriculturalists , in it is a neat chapelbelonging to the united presbyterian church of scotland, school house post office,4 public houses & several small grocers shopsshops. also in 1788 a small barracks house was erected for the accomodation of the military & customs house officers, which was sent occationallyfor the suppression of smuggling. there is also a market in it every wednesday attended by farmers chiefly, who transacts business with each other, they are accomodated with a banker from wigtown on the same day. tha harbour is small but safe( for which see description) population about 600 |
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port william a neat small village which was founded by sir william maxwellof monrieth, about 20 years ago in honour of whom it is named
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MILL HILL |
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PORT WILLIAM HARBOUR |
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a small but safe harbour on the coast of luce bay, situated close to the west side of port william village, erected by sir william maxwell of monreith in the year 1800. it is sufficiently commodious, on all sides but the south, it is well sheltered by the land; on the south it is defended by an artificial rampart or strong wall, and it easily admits vessels of 200 tons burden. the vessels belonging to it are 12 in number, and agregately about 750 in tonnage. large quantities of agrecultural produce are shipped for liverpool,fleetwood & lancaster, imports are lime, guanno,bones%coals. harbour dues are 2d per ton. paid to sir william maxwell |
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LOCH HILL |
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LOCH HILL PLANTATION |
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Parish of Glasserton
Plan 29C
Index
Names of Objects -- Page
Blairbuie -- 58
Blairbuie Bridge -- 59
Court Hill -- 62
Drumfad Bridge -- 55
Fell or Barhullion -- 61
Fell House -- 61
Fell Plantation -- 61
Fell of Barhullion -- 60
High Drumfad -- 56
Jamie's Hill -- 57
Low Drumfad -- 55
Lochnahour -- 60
Monreith Burn -- 57
Monreith Tile Works -- 59
Milton Hill -- 59
Tumbling Knowe -- 58
Wren's Egg --58
Waterloo Plantation -- 57 |
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Plan 29C
Name of Parishes -- Page
Parish of Mochrum -- 1
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