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DRYFESDALE |
Dryfesdale
Dryfesdale
Dryfesdale |
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire
Crawford's Map of Dumfriesshire
The New Statistical Account of D. [Dumfries] |
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Forming a portion of N.E. district of Annandale in the County of Dumfries. The name of this Parish, as is obvious - is taken from the dale or valley of Dryfe which chiefly forms the district. The impetuosity or "driving" all before it when flooded is supposed to be alluded to in the name of this stream. |
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The Parish of Dryfesdale is bounded on the North-West and North by that of Applegarth, on the East by the united Parishes of Hutton and Corrie, Tundergarth, and St. Mungo, - on the South by Dalton and on the West by Lochmaben. The North-Western and Northern boundaries are defined by Banks, Hodges, and Dryfe Water, on the East by Corrie and Milk Waters, small runners, hedges and banks, - on the South by River Annan and on the West by River Annan for the most part, drain, hedge and bank. – There is no detached part of Drfyesdale within the boundaries of another Parish, neither is there within its limits as above described a detached portion of any other Parish. From North to South its breadth gradually contracts from 4 ½ miles to chains – its length is upwards of 7 miles – its area may be computed at 11,000 Imp. [Imperial] Acres, of which 250 are wood, 350 moor and moss, and 10,400 arable and good pasture. The Northern and North-Eastern divisions are hilly – the south and Western districts may be considered flat, though at intervals considerable and in some instances abrupt acclimations occur. – The highest hill is Whitewoollen towards the North-eastern district, said to reach 1500’ above sea level. The other eminences do not exceed 600 feet, they are either under pasture or cultivation. The average rent of land – taking one acre with another – is about £1.1.11 – Farm-steadings have for the most part by indifferent accommodation, others, the land from improvements is fully enhanced to within the last twenty five years. – Small patches of peat-moss exist towards West side of Parish. – The only considerable stream within this Parish is Dryfe Water, which rises at the base of Loch Fell on the northern point of the Parish of Hutton and Corrie, and has altogether a run of 16 miles when it falls into River Annan at the N.W. side of this Parish, after a course of 9 ½ miles through this parish. – The River Annan washes the Parish on the West and South for 6 ½ miles, - the Corrie and Milk Waters also trace the S. and S.E. boundaries, numerous runners and springs water the district, one of the latter called Chapel Well from its proximity to the Ancient chapel at Beckton is reputed Chalybeate. – No minerals or ore have been found, and the district is without a freestone or other quarry, whinstone however is successfully wrought and supplies material for building. – Near Quaas ¼ mile East of Lockerbie there is a dark coloured limestone rock, which has however never been made use of. – Four Turnpike roads converge at the Northern extremity of Lockerbie, one to Annan runs South through the Parish for about 1 mile, another towards the great Carlisle road traverses S.E. a distance also of about 1 mile – the other two to or from Dumfries and to Moffat run S.W.W. and N.N.W. respectively for about 1 ½ mile. – the Parish generally enjoys excellent communication, and several handsome and substantial bridges convey the Turnpike and Parish roads across the various streams – one at Shillahill constructed of allendy [illegible] wood having seven arches was erected to the expense of the County in 1830. – the Glasgow and South-Western [Caledonian] Railway from the North-West side of Parish, runs for 2 ½ miles S.S.E. passing through the Town of Lockerbie where there is a commodious and well constructed station. – Lockerbie – lying midway between the Northeastern and South-eastern points of Parish is a [continued on next page] |
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ROMAN ROAD [Dryfesdale parish] |
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Site of BATTLE between Julius Agricola and Corbredus Galdus |
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2, Parish of Dryfesdale, Co. [County] Dumfries
Market Town of much importance (See Page 75,_ It consists principally of one Street running from North to South a distance of 55 chains, flanked on either side by [ ] detached buildings. The central portion is called High Street, in which are principal buildings [Inns] etc. for the most part two and three storeys high.. The Nn. [Northern] and Sn. [Southern] extremities are respectively called Townhead and Townfoot almost the whole of the houses in which are only one storey high.. Near the centre of the High Street a line extends 18 chains East which [is] called Bridge St. the houses in which are also only one storey high._ The houses are in good repair, which together with the small gardens respectively attached, give to this village the appearance of a neat, tidy, compact and flourishing Town._ (see Page 75 for farther particulars.) _ There is within this Parish one Established Church, erected 1751, two Parochia[l] Schools, an United Presbyterian Church and one Free Church - all situated in the town of Lockerbie._ Population about 2,300._
The Roman Road from Carlisle via Birrenswark as shewn on Genl. [General] Roy's map of Lower Annandale and as describ[ed] by various authorities entered this Parish at Blackford on the Eastern Boundary about 1/2 mile S.E. of Lockerbie _ traversed N. N. W. to a point distant about 3/4 mile N. N. [ ] from Lockerbie Market Cross, whence describing a curve it directed its course West passing about 3/4 mile to the North of Dryfesdale Gate where two lines diverged N. and W. respect[ively] by Gallaberry Hill in this Parish towards Clydesdale - and to the confluence of Kinnel Water and River Annan towards Nithsdale- Another line branching off from near the a[s] mentioned point led to Agricola's Camp across Torwood Muir._ Information cannot be obtained in the district to warrant a delineation on Plan of the entire track or even, f[ ] what is shewn thereon has been drawn from local authority after a careful measurement and comparison with Roy's Map and the descriptions of other authorities._ Mr. Dobie of Ladyward an aged but intelligent person - resident in district from childhood - is thereby enabled to speak precisely of the Roman Road both from tradition and recollection of visible track thereof._ That portion shewn as forming the Turnpike Road from Lockerbie to the great Carlisle highway is generally believed in locality to have originated with the Roman Road and which m[ay] be confirmed from accounts by statistical and other authority._The site shewn to the East thereof has been pointed out as the Track existing in Mr. Dobie's young days,_ he recollects when two large posts stood on each side thereof at which a toll was gathered . This obstacle was the cause of much complaint in the district, those who were so [multed] asserting that Turnpike Trustees were not de jure entitled to such a Tax as the road then existing was actually a bona fide Roman Road._ The supposed site sh[own] as leading from the main line across Torwood Muir to Agricola's Camp is pointed out by Mr. Dobie to the best of his knowledge as the reputed Track existing prior to improvements of the land._
Several Camps and Forts are to be met with throughout this Parish. _ Among the former the most conspicuous _ set about 1/4 of a mile West from the town of Lockerbie on Torwood Muir _ is pronounced by Genl. [General] Roy and other Antiquarian Authorities to be a camp of Julius Agricola. _ Prop[iti]ated with figure 4 in Genl. [General] Roy's illustrations of single and double Consular Camps it would thereby appear to have been constructed for a single legion with allies. _ Nearly the whole of west side of this work can still be traced on the ground and which from Roy's Map would seem to be the only vestiges existing even at the period of the antiquarian's research._ The Name - Vernacular - "Camp Dyke may to some extent be confirmatory of the origin of these remains._ More modern antiquarians have (perhaps theoretically) pronounced a Camp - situate 1/2 mile N.N.W. at Dryfesdale Gate to be British and to have formed a counterpart to the foregoing, attrib[ute] thereby, the intervening ground to be the Scene of a bloody conflict between Julius Agricola's forces and those of Corbredus Galdus 21st. King of the Scots.- This Camp covering a space of upwards of two acres, seems from vestiges at its Southern extremity to have had triple lines of entrenchment._ A small Camp 1/4 mile S.E. of Agricola's Ca[mp] is well defined particularly on the East side also by triple lines of entrenchment and may reasonably be characterized as an Outpost of that work._An isolated [continued on next page] |
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2a Parish of Dryfesdale Co. [County] Dumfries.
Camp of oval formation on Gallaberry Hill is pronounced Roman notwithstanding its formation._ This assumption may have originated in the fact of its proximity to the Clydesdale Roman Road and also with the Name Gallaberry signifying the strength of the Gauls (though vertibly, it might be advanced, that Gaul was a term applied in Britain to any stranger._ Four other Camps on Bengall Moor in the S.En. [Eastern] district occur in a cluster two of which are described by Authorities as Roman and British - respectively and so to have formed counterparts. The other two of minor dimensions are not specified by any authority._ It may be mentioned however that Genl. [General] Roy sets down the whole of the above mentioned Works in his Map of Lower Annandale, but with the exception of Agricola's Camp does not hazard an opinion on the character thereof farther than what may appear in the following quotation "a few miles to the N.W. of this (Birrenswark) is a village called Bengall and near it is a Moor or heath of the same name having a number of ancient Posts scattered about in it and a little higher up is Agricola's Camp on Torwood Moor"._ As nothing definite can be gathered from this author with regard to the minor camps in this district, that attributed by more recent antiquarians has been adopted respectively thereto._ Two small oval works are situate about 1 mile North of those last mentioned, which - in the absence of any authority thereon but that of locals - may reasonably be classified as hill-forts.- Another occurs 2 1/2 miles N.E. of the foregoing of such trifling dimensions and characteristic formation as almost to warrant the conclusion of its being a Danish Fort. _ The whole of these Camps and Forts noticed by authorities are reputed to be 2,000 years old, this important fact being gleaned from the characteristic formation of accoutrements etc found therein._ Sandals curiously wrought and bound round the mouths with leather thongs were found in one of these "Ancient Posts" which were conveyed into England for the Oxford Museum._
The Name "Maxwell's Thorn" applied to a young thorn tree situate on the west side of Dryfe Water near a Ford across that stream is reputed in locality to be a stem from the original Thorn (of which there were two) which commemorated the spot where Lord Maxwell fell at the Battle of Dryfesands._ The original Thorn stood [ ] chains [ ] of that shewn on Plan till 1823 when it was uprooted by the Dryfe, but being recovered was replanted on the spot where the above mentioned young thorn now flourishes._ This Thorn may be said to commemorate also the scene of the Battle which is allowed to have been the greatest of the Feudal Conflicts of Scotland in modern times and which took place in 1593 (7th. December) on Dryfe Sands between the Maxwells of Nithsdale and Johnstons of Annandale aided by the families neighbouring each._ The Maxwells were defeated with the loss of 500, of whom many perished in the River Annan, and some were burnt in Lochmaben or St. Magdalene's Church to which they had fled for protection (see Lochmaben N.B. Page 3) Five Border Towers are reported to have existed within this Parish vizt. [videlicet] at Old Walls or St. Michael's Walls, Kirktown Mains, Nether Place, Myrehead and Daltonhook,_ the only one of which now extant is at Netherplace at the South end of Lockerbie and which is converted into a Police Station (See Page 93) The only other one of which any information on the ground can be obtained is at Kirktown _ Its site however is all that can now be shewn (See Page 42)._ Every research on the ground has been made for the others, but no information can be obtained even [continued on next page] |
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Space appears to have been left in the handwritten text for the precise location of the "Maxwell's Thorn" to be inserted later, but was not completed.
It is interesting that the writer, in about 1850, appears to consider a battle of 1593 to have occurred in modern times...."the scene of the Battle which is allowed to have been the greatest of the Feudal Conflicts of Scotland in modern times and which took place in 1593 (7th. December)" |
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2b Parish of Dryfesdale Co. [County] Dumfries.
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even as to their precise Site, consequently they have been noticed at the respective localities on the Plans._ That reported at Old Walls may have been mistaken for the remains of an old chapel, the site of which - the present proprietor of the ground Mr. Stewart is enabled to point out from the tenor of his Title Deeds and which he likewise states was dedicated to St. Michael ._ Authorities however notice merely three distinct chapels at Quass, at Beckton and at an extinct hamlet called Little Hutton _ The site of the first cannot be pointed out - that of the second is shewn (see Page 48) - the remains of the other, - generally denominated Little Hutton Chapel - are yet extant forming now nearly the entire walls of a stable (see Page 56) - The Ancient Church of Dryfesdale was dedicated to St. Cuthbert but any information cannot be obtained in the locale as to its site._ The Site of a more recent Parish Church has been shewn (see Page 40) |
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3, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43/5 Trace 1
Dryfe Water Dryfe Water Dryfe Water Dryfe Water Rev [Reverend] Mr. White Charles Steward John Carruthers Partially forming Nn. Parish Boundary. A large stream flowing in a Southerley direction through this Plan.
Saml [Samuel] S Hill
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CLEUGHFOOT |
Cleuchfoot
Cleuchfoot
Cleuchfoot |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. White
Charles Steward
John Carruthers |
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A small row of cottages situated at or near the foot of Mary,s Cleuch, hence the name, |
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DRYFE WATER |
Dryfe Water Dryfe Water Dryfe Water |
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Charles Steward
John Carruthers |
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A large Stream flowing in a Southerly direction through this Plan _ has its source in Hutton & Corrie Ph. [Parish] and falls into the Annan Water. |
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MARY'S CLEUCH |
Mary,s Cleuch
Mary,s Cleuch
Mary's Cleuch |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. White
Charles Steward
John Carruthers |
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A small stream flowing in an [Easterly possibly overwritten as Westerly] direction and falls into the Dryfe Water it also forms the boundary between Dryfesdale and Applegarth [the preceeding descriptive sentence was crossed out] A deep Wooded Glen through which a stream flows _ the stream has no particular name. The Cleugh commences in the Fir Plantation No. 19 & terminates at Dryfe Water. |
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5, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43/6 Trace 1
Dryfe Water Situation. Partially tracing Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary._
Cleughfoot Situation. About 2 1/2 miles N. [North] of Lockerbie near Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary.
Mary's Cleugh Situation. Tracing Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary
Saml [Samuel] S Hill
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Cleughfoot is the name as written, but the various modes of spelling list only Cleuchfoot. The written notes use a comma where an apostrophe would usually be used to indicate the possessive case. |
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DRYFE ROAD |
Dryfe Road |
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A parish road extending from the Glasgow and Carlisle ? at Lockerby Townhead - northward through this parish. |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
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A large farm house with extensive offices and gardens the property of Hope Johnstone. Occupied by Charles Stewart Esq. |
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Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43/6 Trace 1 |
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NEWFIELD HILL |
Newfield Hill
Newfield Hill
Newfield Hill |
Walter Davidson,
John Carruthers,
Charles Stewart Esq |
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[Situation] On Newfield Moor 2½ miles N.N.E. [North North East of Lockerbie]
A considerable hill on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station |
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NEWFIELD MOOR |
Newfield hill
Newfield hill
Newfield hill
Newfield Moor
Newfield Moor |
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Charles Steward
John Carruthers
Walter Davidson
Charles Stewart Gillanby |
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[Situation] Forming Nn. [Northern] district of the Parish
A large tract of moorland on the farm of Newfield (hence the name) This tract of Moorland is commonly called Newfield Hill from an eminence of the name on it, it is also known as Newfield Moor. |
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UPPER COMMON |
Upper Common
Upper Common
Upper Common
Upper or Dryfesdale Common |
Charles Stewart Esq
William Laidlaw
Walter Davidson
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[Situation] Forming Nn. [Northern] division of this Parish
An extensive tract of land partly cultivated the property of several persons. There is another low lying common called Lorwood Moor. |
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THIEF'S CLEUCH |
Thief's Cleuch, Thief Cleugh |
Walter Davidson, W Stewart, John Dickson, Valuation Rolls |
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A hollow through which a stream flows extends from the N.E. of Parish to the Water of Milk. |
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NEWFIELD MOOR |
Newfield Hill, Newfield Moor |
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Parish of Dryfesdale - Plan 43/7 Trace 1 |
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UPPER COMMON |
Upper Common
Upper Common
Upper Common
Upper or Drysdale Common |
Chas Stewart Esq
William Laidlaw
Walter Davidson
Deeds of disclosure |
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Forming Northern division of this Parish. An extensive tract of land, partly cultivated - the property of several persons. There was another Common in the parish, in the low lads west of Lockerbie called Lorwood Moor. |
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Plan 43-7 Trace 1 Dryfesdale Parish |
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GALLABERRY ROAD |
Gallaberry Road |
Charles Stewart Hillside
David Jardine Halfmarkland |
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From Northern or North - Western Parish Boundary running S.S.E. to Maxwell's Thorn. A public road passing near Gallaberry Hill... forming a communication between Dryfe Water & Lochmaben. Bears this name from Dryfe Water to the Parish Boundary - Repaired by the Parish. |
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Parish of Dryfesdale - Plan 42-12 Trace 1 |
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ANNIE'S BANK |
Annie's Bank |
Charles Stewart Hill Side
Mr. Fergusson Lockerbie |
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On the East side of Dryfe Water. A steep wooded bank on the margin of the Dryfe, and at the bottom of which a person of that name was drowned. |
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DRYFE ROAD |
Dryfe Road
Dryfe Road
Dryfe Road |
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Andrew Dobie
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Running North from Lockerbie to Cleughfoot. A parish road, extending from Lockerby Townhed north and through the parish. |
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DRYFE WATER |
Dryfe Water |
Charles Stewart Hill Side
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David Dobie Kirkburn |
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Running South ad partially forming Western Parish Boundary. A considerable stream flowing along the boundary between the parishes of Dryfesdale and Applegarth. |
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SANDBED |
Sandbed |
Andrew Dobie, Adam Johnston, David Jardine, Valuation Rolls |
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A farm house with outhouses and farm attached, the property of R J Douglas Esq. |
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GALLABERRY ROAD |
Gallabery Road |
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A public leading to Lockmaben and passing near Gallaberry Hill |
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HALFMERKLAND |
Halfmarkland, Halfmerkland |
David Jardine Halfmarklandm R J Douglas Esq Lockerbie House, Valuation Rolls |
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A dwelling house with joiners shop, garden, and a croft of land attached. Generally called Dryfe Bridge from its close vicinity thereto |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn |
William Bell; David Dobie; Andrew Dobie; Adam Johnston |
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A stream having its source in the highlands of the parish, bears the name from the junction of two small streams near the Dryfe Road to Tupence Loch |
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KIRKTON WOOD |
Kirkton Wood |
William Bell; Adam Johnston;William Bill; David Dobie; Andrew Dobie; Adam Johnston |
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A mixed wood the property of R J Douglas Esq. |
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SCAR |
Scar |
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A small coffar house near a steep bank or Scaur on the margin of the Dryfe. |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
Charles Stewart Esq.
Walter Davidson
William Graham |
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This is a substantial house with garden farm offices and Farm of Land attached, the Property of I. I. Hope Johnstone Esq. and posessed by Charles Stewart Esq. |
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OLD WALLS [St Michael's Walls] |
St Michaels Walls; Old Walls |
Charles Stewart Esq.; Thomas Laidlaw;William Thomson; Old Stat Acct of Dumfries |
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This is a farm house and offices garden and farm of lamd the property of Charles Stewart Esq. |
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Site of ST MICHAEL'S CHAPEL |
Site of St Michaels Chapel |
Charles Stewart Esq.; Richard Davidson; William Thomson; Title Deeds - Chas Stewart Esq says that a chapel dedicated to St Michael stood here. His authority is tradition and the title deeds of the estate. The site is still pointed out. |
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This is the name more commonly given to a field north of the farmsteding of St Michael's Walls in which is situated a well and tree supposed to have been someway connected with a chapel of that name that had been nearby no vestiges of which can now be seen |
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ST MICHAEL'S WALLS |
St Michaels Walls; Old Walls |
Charles Stewart Esq.; Thomas Laidlaw;William Thomson; Old Stat Acct of Dumfries |
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This is a farm house and offices garden and farm of lamd the property of Charles Stewart Esq. |
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FLAGHOUSE |
Flag House; Flaghouse |
Charles Stewart Esq; Walter Davidson; Richard Davidson |
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This is a cothouse situated on the farm of St Michael's Wall so called from being roofed over in freestone flags |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield |
Charles Stewart Esq.; Walter Davidson; Richard Davidson |
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This has formerly been a farm but the dwelling house is now as a cottage |
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WHITENESS-END PLANTATION |
Whiteknowes End Plantation; Whiteness-End Plantation |
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This is a small plantation in the aouth west corner of Trace No. 2 and is so called from its situation being at the end of a field called White |
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Parish of Dryfesdale - Plan 43-10 Trace 1 and 2 |
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NEWFIELD HILL |
Newfield Hill |
Charles Stewart Esq; Walter Davidson; John Carruthers |
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A considerable hill on which stands a freight station |
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NEWFIELD MOOR |
Newfield Hill; Newfield Moor |
Charles Stewart Esq; Richard Davidson; Robert Kirk; Walter Davidson |
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This is a large tract of uncultivated land situated to the east side of Trace no 2 and in the north side of Trace no 3. It is a part of the district of Upper Common or "Common of Dryfesdale" |
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NEWFIELD PLANTATION |
Newfield Plantation |
Charles Stewart Esq; James Gardner; Richard Davidson |
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This is an ornamental shaped plantation situated to the North East corner of Trace No 2 |
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[page] 20, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43.10 Trace 5 & 6
James Co[wan] [civilian assistant] |
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CROFTHEAD |
Croftheads; Crofthead |
John Stewart; Daniel Kirk; Charles Stewart Esq.; Walter Davidson; William Laidlaw;Johnstone's County Maps |
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This is a substantial farm house and offices amd garden with farm of land attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. The name Croftheads is commonly given but Crofthead is the correct name and is so called from its situation at the head of the Croft. |
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PEELHOUSES |
Poolhouses; Peelhouses; Peehouses |
Daniel Kirk; Robert Kirk; John Stewart; Ancient and Modern Valuation Rolls; Charles Stewart Esq. as authority for Peelhouses Hill |
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This is a substantial farm house with offices and garden and farm of land attached the property of Johnston Douglas Esq. doubtlessly deriving the name from an ancient tower or peel in the vicinity as mentioned by old and new stats of parish. |
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BISHOPCLEUGH |
Bishopcleugh |
Miss Logan;David Jardine; Thomas Laidlaw; Ancient Valuation Rolls |
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This is a substantial house with garden and farm offices and farm of land attached. The property of James Jardine.this was formerly churchlands same as St. Michaels adjoining. |
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CROOKWELL PLANTATION |
Crookwell Plantation |
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TURF RIGG |
Turf Rigg |
Charles Stewart Esq?; Walter Davidson; John Carruthers |
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A slight elevation in Newfield Moor |
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CROOKWELL PLANTATION |
Crookwell Plantation |
Walter Davidson; John Carruthers |
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A fir plantstion so called from a well of that name at the east side of it |
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Plan 43-10 Trace.No. 3 - Parish of Dryfesdale |
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KIRK BURN |
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ST MICHAEL'S |
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UPPER COMMON |
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CROOK WELL |
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PEELHOUSES HILL |
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PEELHOUSES MOOR |
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COCKPLAY PLANTATION |
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CROFTHEAD HILL |
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PEELHOUSES-HILL |
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BISHOPCLEUCH |
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SLODAHILL BURN |
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Newfield Moor |
Newfield Moor
Newfield Moor
Newfield Moor |
Walter Davidson
John Dickson
Mr Stewart |
On Upper Common
and forming [...] district of this Parish. |
A tract of rough moorland being a portion of Upper Common. |
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Plan 43.11. Trace No.1
Dryfesdale Parish
Oivler Barrett
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THIEF'S CLEUCH |
Thief's Cleuch
Thief's Cleuch
Thief's Cleuch |
Walter Davidson
John Dickson
John Johnstone |
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A hollow through which a stream flows - the stream has no particular name - the name commences at the N. E. corner of Parish and terminates in Murdoch's Loch |
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UPPER COMMON |
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CATLINS BURN |
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HOPE BURN |
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NORTH CORRIELAW |
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SLODA HILL |
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CATRLINS BRIDGE |
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CRAIGY LINN |
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CORRIE WATER |
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SOUTH CORRIELAW |
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ROMAN CAMP [NW of Lockerbie] |
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DRYFEHOLM |
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JANICAL LAKE |
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DAM |
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GALLABERRY HILL |
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GALLABERRY PLANTATION |
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ROMAN CAMP [Gallaberry Hill] |
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GALLABERRY COTTAGE |
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GALLABERRY ROAD |
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GALLABERRY HILL |
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ROMAN CAMP [Gallaberry Hill] |
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Site of BATTLE OF DRYFESANDS |
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TORWOOD FORD |
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DRYFE BRIDGE |
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KIRK HILL |
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Site of CHURCH [Kirk Hill] |
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THE MANSE [NNWof Lockerbie] |
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr White
Charles Stewart
James Armstrong |
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A handsome dwelling house with gardens etc. attached near the summit of Kirk Hill - residence of the Rev [Reverend] Mr White Minister of Dryfesdale |
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TORWOOD |
Torwood |
Adam Johnston
Rev [Reverend] Mr White
Charles Stewart |
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A farm steading in good repair with dwelling house & garden, and a farm of land attached |
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TORWOOD PLANTATION |
Torwood Plantation
Torwood Plantation
Torwood Plantation |
Adam Johnston
James Armstrong
David Dobie |
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A large plantation, consisting of fir and forest trees - the former predominate. |
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TORWOOD MUIR |
Torwood Moor |
Adam Johnston
James Armstrong
Charles Stewart |
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A large tract of land, formerly a common but now enclosed & cultivated, it belongs to several proprietors |
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KIRKTON |
KIrkton |
William Bell Kirkton
Charles Stewart
Rev [Reverend] Mr White |
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A farm steading recently repair[ed] with dwellinghouse & garden & farm of land attached.- |
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KIRKTON WELL |
KIrkton Well |
Mr William Bell
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David Jardine |
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A small well near the farm of Kirkton well known by this name |
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Site of TOWER [Kirkton] |
Site of Tower
Site of tower
Site of Tower |
David Dobie
David Jardine
William Bell |
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Here formerly stood a Tower or Castle belong[ing] to the Chief of the Johnstones of Annandale. Tradition says that" Lady Johnstone witness[ed] the Battle at Dryfesands from this Tower" The farmer being at present making Improv[ements] a great portion of the foundation has been laid bare & the stone removed |
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KIRKBURN |
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KIRKTON WOOD |
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BOGFOOT |
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CAMP [Dryfesdale Gate] |
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DRYFESDALE GATE |
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JOHNSFIELD |
Johnsfield
Johnsfield
Johnsfield
Johnsfield |
John Halliday Johnsfield
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Charles Stewart
John Halliday |
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A small Hamlet of Dwellinghouses with gardens a little to the east of Dryfesdale Gate - The property of John Halliday - this is a part of Torwood Moor. |
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45. Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43-13 Trace 4
Johnsfield Situation Nearly 1 mile N.W.W. of Lockerbie +
Mill Road Mill Road See Page 73 Plan 51.1. See Page 73.
[Supposed Site of Roman Road David Dobie Ladyward The Site of an Ancient road which led from Agricola's Camp on Torwood Muir to the Annandale Roman Road, generally accredited by old residents to be that of a track of road visible previous to improvements on the land and at which time the same was termed the old Roman Road] [the preceding entry shown in brackets is crossed out]
W. Pa[ ] c/a |
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TORWOOD COTTAGE |
Torwood Cottage |
Adam Johnston
John Halliday
William Porteous Lockerbie |
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A small cottage With garden the property of James Gardiner Esq. [Esquire] Occupied by Adam Johnston. The Cottage is situated in the district calle[d]? Torwood Moor. |
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BLIND LOCH |
Blind Loch
Blind Loch
Blind Loch |
Andrew Dobie
David Dobie
Adam Johnstone |
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A small marsh which in very wet weat[her]? fills into a loch - there is no outlet fo[r]? it - hence the name. |
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CHAPEL WELL |
Chapel Well
Chapel Well
Chapel Well |
Andrew Dobie
David Dobie
Adam Johnston |
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A powerful spring of excellent water- there was formerly a chapel stood within a few yards - hence the name |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
Andrew Dobie
David Dobie
Adam Johnston |
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A small stream having its source in the highlands of Newlands [and]? Croftheads, bears the name from the junction of two streams near Dryfe Road to Tormoor Loch |
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BROOMHOUSES |
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ROMAN ROAD [Dryfesdale parish] |
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DRYFE ROAD |
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Site of CHAPEL [Beckton] |
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LOCKERBIE HOUSE |
Lockerbie House
Lockerbie House
Lockerbie House
Lockerbie House |
Rev. Mr. White
James Law
Mathew Halliday
Statistics of Dryfesdale |
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A large mansion house situated in a wood about 1 1/2 miles north of Lockerbie it is the property of Robert J. Douglas Esq. |
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LOCKERBIEHOUSE WOOD |
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STORK |
Stork
Stork
Stork
Stork |
Rev. Mr. White
James Law
Mathew Halliday
Valuation Rolls |
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A small cottage a few hundred yards north of Lockerbiehouse, occupied by the Work[men] of Lockerbie House, |
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49, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43/14 Trace 1
Lockerbie House situation About 1 1/4 mile N. N. E. of Lockerbie Market Cros
Samuel S Hill
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DRYFE ROAD |
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PEELHOUSES MOOR |
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WHITEWOOLLEN HILL |
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SLODAHILL |
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SLODAHILL BURN |
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BROOM HILL |
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CUDSCROFT |
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WHITEWOOLLENHASS |
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HURKLE BURN |
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LOCKERBIE FAIR GROUND |
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LOCKERBIE HILL |
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HALLDYKES |
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SLODAHILL COTTAGE |
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BYRESTEADS BRIDGE |
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COLDLANDS PLANTATION |
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HASS PLANTATION |
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BYRESTEADS |
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LITTLE HUTTON CHAPEL (Remains of) |
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SLODAHILL |
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UPPER COMMON |
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CATLINS |
Catlins
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Catlins
Catlinns
Catlinns
Catlins
Catlins
Catlins Smithy
Catlins Smithy
Catlins Smithy
Catlins Smithy
Catlins Smithy |
William Patterson
Robert Masterton
Richard Davidson
John Dickson
Martin Johnstone
Ancient and Modern Valuation Rolls
Johnstone's Co. [County] map
John Dickson
Martin Johnstone
William Paterson
Robert Masterton
John Johnstone |
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A Farm House with [ ] and Farm of land attach [attached] situated in the east of this [ ]
Two of those Cottages was formerly a Smithy, the other was occupied by the Blacksmith. The place was and is still, well Known by the name "Catlins Smithy" |
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CATLINS BURN |
Catlins burn
Catlins burn
Catlins burn
Catlins Burn
Catlins Burn |
William Patterson
Richard Davidsone
John Thomson
John Dickson
Martin Johnstone |
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A name applied to a [ ] entering in the north east [ ] of this trace and flowing a southerly direction through It bears the name from Murdoc [Murdoch's] Loch to its Junction With Sloda B [Burn both united form Scales Cleuch |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 5 43.15 Trace 1
[Situation]
Catlins -- 2 miles N.E. [North East] of Lockerbie
Catlins Burn -- 6 Chains S [South] of Murdoch's Loch running South,
[Signed] John Houst [Houston] |
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An entry for "Sloda hill" has been scored through and is not transcribed.
That part of Description of "Catlins" beginning "Two of these" appears may to relate to the Spelling "Catlins Smithy" but this has not been given as a separate entry on the page by the surveyor. It is not clear if this was intended by them to be a separate location from "Catlins" or not, but the map sheet does not appear to have "Catlins Smithy" depicted. |
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BLACK KNOWE |
Black Knowes
Black Knowes
Black Knowes |
Walter Wood
Walter Ritchie
James Johnstone |
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a small hill situated in the south east Corner of this trace |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 43.15 Trace 2
[Situation] 2 1/4 miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lockerbie
[Signed] John Houston |
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CORRIE WATER |
Currie Water
Currie Water
Currie Water
Corrie Water
Corrie Water
Corrie Water
Corrie Water |
Walter Ritchie
Walter Wood
James Todd
Blackwood's Co. [County] Map
Martin Johnstone
John Dickson
William Paterson |
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A small river enteri [entering] in the north of this tra [trace] and flowing in a southe [southerly] direction through it Has its Source in Hutton Corrie Parish and falls into the Water of Milk |
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FAIRIES' SCAR |
Fairy Scaur
Fairy Scaur
Fairy Scaur
Fairies' Scar
Fairies' Scar |
Walter Ritchie
Walter Wood
James Thomson
Martin Johnstone
John Dickson |
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A steep slope on the [ ] of Currie water so Called [ ] Curious stones that are found [ ] Said to have been the work of [ ] |
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GRAY'S CLEUCH |
Grays Cleuch
Grays Cleuch
Grays Cleuch |
Walter Wood
Walter Ritchie
James Thomson |
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A name applied to a Slope through which a sm [small] stream flows situated nea [near] South west Corner of this tra [trace] A small narrow glen through w [which] a Stream flows - the Stream has no n [name] The name extends from the road (on Tr [Trace ?] to Corrie Water. |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 43.15 Trace 3
[Situation]
Corrie Water -- Partially forming Eastern Parish Boundary
Fairies' Scar -- On West side of Corrie Water 2 1/4 miles from Lockerbie Market Cross
Gray's Cleuch -- 2 1/5 miles NE [North East] of Lockerbie Market Cross
[Signed] John Ho [Houston] |
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SLODAHILL BURN |
Slodahill burn
Slodahill burn
Slodahill burn
Sloda Burn
Sloda Burn
Sloda Burn |
Richard Davidson
Robert Masterton
William Patterson
Martin Johnstone
John Dickson
John Johnstone |
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[Situation] From between Turf Rigg and Newfield Hill running South and South-East.
A stream entering at the north east Corner of this trace and flowing in a south easterly direction through it till it falls into Catlins burn, both united forms Scales Cleuch, this stream is Known as Slodahill Burn - but Sloda Burn is better Known. |
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BYRESTEADS |
Byresteads
Byresteads
Byresteads
Byresteads
Byresteads |
Charles Stewart
Richard Davidson
Walter Wood
Valuation Rolls
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.E. [North east] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
A Farm house with offices situated on the west side of this trace. It is said that these Were formerly the office houses belonging to Hilldykes, when that was a mansion house. |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 43.15 Trace 4
[Signed] John Houston |
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SCALES CLEUCH |
Scales Cleuch
Scales Cleuch
Scales Cleuch |
William Patterson
Charles Stewart
Robert Fergusson |
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[Situation] To 2 Chains East of Byresteads running South.
A deep Glen through which a St [stream] fows. The name applies to the Str [Stream] & Glen, and extends from the Junc [Junction] of Catlins & Sloda Burns to the Water of Milke. |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 43.15 Trace 4. 5
[Signed] John Houston |
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POTTS' CLEUCH |
Potts Cleuch
Potts Cleuch
Potts Cleuch
Pott's Cleuch
Pott's Cleuch
Pott's Cleuch
Pott's Cleuch |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr White
Walter Wood
Walter Ritchie
Martin Johnstone
William Paterson
James Todd
John Nicol |
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[Situation] Nearly 2 1/2 miles N.E.E. [North East East] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
A Steep ravine Covered with wood through which a stream flows and situated in traces 5 & 6 of this Plan The name extends from the Junction of two Plantations to the Water of Milke |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Sheet 43.15 Trace 5
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LAUDERHOOK |
Lauderhook
Lauderhook
Lauderhook
Lodorhook
Lodderhook |
James Todd
Robert Fergusson
Charles Stewart
Johnston's Co. [County] map
Valuation Rolls |
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[Situation] 2 1/4 miles almost East of Lockerbie.
A farm house with outb [outbuildings] and Garden Stack yard |
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WATER OF MILK |
Milk Water
Water of Milk
Water of Milk
Milke Water
Water of Milk
Milk Water
Milk Water
Milk Water
Water of Milk |
James Todd
Robert Fergusson
Charles Stewart
Blackwood's Co. [County] Map
William Paterson
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Crawford's Co. [County] map
Johnstone's Co. [County] map
Statistics of Parish (Old and New) |
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[Situation] Partially forming Eastern Parish Boundary.
A large River flowin [flowing] in a Southerly direction [direction] through this Plan has its Source in Tundergarth Parish forms the parish By. [Boundary] for about 5 miles, falls into the Annan Wat [Water] |
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Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 43.15 Trace 6
[Signed] Samuel Hill Lc Corpl [Lance Corporal] RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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DAM |
Dam
Dam
Dam
Dam |
Robert Thomson
William Haining
James Dobie
Valuation Rolls |
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A substantial house with offices garden & farm of land Attached |
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JANICAL LAKE |
Janical Lake
Janical Lake
Janical Lake |
Robert Thomson
Robert Jardine
William Haining |
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A stream situated on the west side of trace No. 2 See Page |
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DRYFE WATER |
Dryfe Water |
Robert Thomson
Robert Jardine
James Dobie |
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A considerable stream flowing through this parish, into the River Annan. |
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65, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 50.4 Trace 2
Dam situation - 1 1/2 mile N.W. by W. [North West by West] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
Janical Lake situation - Partially forming Western Parish Boundary.
Dryfe Water situation - Partially forming and tracing Western Parish Boundary
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TURNMUIR BURN |
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn
Turnmuir Burn |
James Dobie
Robert Jardine
John Beattie
John Beattie |
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[Situation] From about 1 mile S.W. [South West] of Lockerbie W. [West] to River Annan.
See Page 87* A stream situated on the w [west] side of trace No. 3 A continuation of Turnmuir Burn from the adjoining plan it is Sometimes Called Millhill Burn [ ] its passing through Millhill Farm. |
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SHILLAHILL |
Shillahill
Shillahill
Shillahill
Shillinghill
Shiellyhill
Shillahill |
John Beattie
J. McQueen
James Dobie
Johnstone's Co [County] map
Valuations Rolls
Report by Co. [County] Turnpike Trustees |
050 |
[Situation] 1 3/4 mile S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
A substantial house with garden & farm of land |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
John Beattie
Gazetteer of Scotland
Travellers Guide |
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[Situation] Partially forming Western Parish Boundary.
A River running through south west corner of this See Page lll [3] |
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Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 50.4 Trace 3
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MILLHILL |
Millhill |
James Dobie
Robert Jardine
John Beattie |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile West of Lockerbie.
Farm offices, and land attached. |
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OLD BOAT POOL |
Old Boat Pool
Old Boat Pool
Old Boat Pool |
Andrew Johnstone Esq.
William Johnstone
John Lauder |
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[Situation]In River Annan nearly two miles N.W. [North West] of Lockerbie.
A deep Pool in the River Annan |
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RIVER ANNAN (OLD COURSE) |
River Annan (Old Course) |
See Page lll |
050 |
[Situation] Partially forming Western Parish Boundary.
See Page 111 |
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Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 50.4 Trace 3
[Signed] John Angus Corpl. [Corporal] RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROMAN CAMP [Camp Dyke] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
Thomas Dobie, Ladywood
Genl. [General] Roy's Map of Lower Annandale and Roman Antiquities Page
The Old Stat. Acct.[Statistical Account] of Dryfesdale
The New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Dryfesdale |
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The remains of An old entrenchment Called Camp Dyke, reported in locality to have formed the greatest part of one side of a large Roman Camp and as shewn by General Roy And other authorities formed part of Julius Agricola's Camp. See Page 2. |
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Site of BATTLE between Julius Agricola and Corbredus Galdus |
Site of The Battle Between Julius Agricola And Corbredus Galdus (1st Century) |
The Old Statistical Account of Dryfesdale
The New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Dr. [Dryfesdale]
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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The reputed Scene of a bloody Engagement between Julius Agricola's forces and those of Corbredus Galdus 21st King of Scots towards the end of 1st Century, where the latter is reported to have been victorious. See Page 2. |
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MAXWELL'S THORN |
Maxwell's Thorn
Maxwell's Thorn
Maxwell's Thorn
Maxwell's Thorn
Maxwells Thorns
Maxwells Thorns |
Thomas Armstrong
John Halliday
Robert Beattie
Original Manuscript written by a neighbouring Proprietor
Gazetteer of Scotland
New Stat Acc. [Statistical Account] of Dumfriesshire as applied to the two Thorns |
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One of the two thorns, Called "Maxwels Thorns", they were Swept away by a flood, but were recovered and re-planted; the one here mentioned is standing at a Considerable distance from its original site. The old Thorn Called Maxwell's Thorn Commemorates the Spot where Lord Maxwell was killed at the battle of Dryfesands about the year 1600. It (the greatest of the Feudal Conflicts of Scotland in modern times - was between the Maxwells of Nithsdale and Johnstones of Annanvale Aided by the families neighbouring each. The Maxwells were defeated with the loss of 500 of whom many perished in the River Annan and Some were burnt in St Magdalene's Church Lochmaben to which they had fled. The Thorn Stood a tall tree till about 1823, when it was uprooted by the River, but the root and part of the Stem were again planted and still grow within a few yards of its original place. |
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Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 51.1 Trace 1.
See Page 37 Plan 43/13
[Signed] John Angus Corp [Corporal] RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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AEFUR BRAE |
Aefur Brae
Aefur Brae |
John Halliday, Johnsfield
Thomas Dobie, Johnsfield
Thomas Armstong, Drysdalegate |
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[Situation] About 1/14 mile N.W. by W [North West by West] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
A ridge of high land at the Northern extremity of whi [which] There is a Roman Camp called the Rings, a few yards South of Drysdalegate, farm house. |
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SCAR BRAE |
Scarbrae
Scarbrae
Scarbrae
Boghead Scar |
John Halliday of Johnsfield
Thomas Dobie of Johnsfield
James Armstrong |
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[Situation] 1 1/3 mile N.W. [North West] of Lockerbie Market Cross.
A small declivity or brae so called in the District It is also called Boghead Scar, as it is part of the farm, Boghead. |
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WOODKIN WELL |
Woodkin Well
Woodkin Well
Woodkin Well
Woodkin Well |
John Halliday
Thomas Dobie
Thomas Armstrong
New Stat. Acc. [Statistical Account] of Dryfesdale. |
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[Situation] 10 Chains to the West of Cofferland Hill.
A well, formerly used for curing various diseases incident to Rational And irrational Anima [Animals] "It is not used for such Salutory purpose now. Formerly esteemed very powerful Curing and preventing the Effects of Witchcraft" Statistics [Statistical Account] |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Plan 51.1 Trace 1
[Signed] M. Danohue |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
Boguehead |
John Halliday
David Halliday
James Carruthers
Valuation Rolls
Genl Roy's Roman Antiquities |
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A house, offices, and farm property of Andrew Jardine |
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COMFORTLAND HILL |
Comfortland Hill
Cofferland Hill |
John Halliday
James Carruthers
James Dobie
Wm Armstrong
Local Pronounciation |
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A ridge of elevated land constituting a regular hill feature and so called in the district. Derivation cannot be ascertained. |
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DRYFE WATER |
Dryfe Water
River Dryfe
The Dryfe (a river) |
Black's Co. Map
John Halliday
James Carruthers
Johnstone's Co. Maps
Genl Roy's Antiquities
Gazetteer of Scotland |
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A Stream in the N. W. Corner of this Plan. It rises at the base of Loch Fell at the N. Point of Hutton Parish, flows due S. for nearly six miles then taking a sudden bend flows for about one mile E. and again debouching runs permanently SW. for 9 miles when it falls into the Annan at the W. side of this Parish. In fair weather it is merely a trifling stream but otherwise it is subject to sudden and impetuous floods. |
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LOCHSIDE |
Lochside |
David Halliday
James Carruthers
James Dobie |
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A house, offices, and farm. Occupied by David Halliday property of Duke of Buccleuch |
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SNAB (Ruin) |
Snab |
David Halliday
James Carruthers
James Dobie |
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A cottage in ruin, property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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THE CALDRON |
Caldron
Caddroun
Old Caldron
The Old Caldron |
David Halliday
James Carruthers
James Dobie
John Halliday
Statistical account of Dumfries-shire
Statistics of Dryfesdale |
051 |
A marsh and pool the latter very deep, supposed bottomless, all effort to dry it has been in ruin, the marsh when walked on shakes like a spring board
Caldron is the correct mode
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MILL ROAD |
Mill Road |
John Halliday
David Halliday
James Carruthers |
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11 chains S. W. of Lochside running N. E. to Johnsfield
An occupation road from the village of Johnsfield to the Ph road at Lochside and is so named in the neighborhood |
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TORWOOD PLANTATION |
Torwood Plantation |
Andrew Dobie,
James Carruthers,
John Halliday |
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3/4 mile N. W. of Lockerbie
A plantation principally consisting of fir trees have a few forest trees interspersed - all of average growth. |
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TORWOOD MUIR |
Torwood Muir
Torwood Moor |
James Carruthers
Andrew Dobie
John Halliday
Genl Roy's Roman Antiquities
Johnstones Co Map
Adam Johnstone
William Porteous
David Jardine |
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3/4 mile N. W. of Lockerbie extending North
A large district formerly a Moor, now improved and in a good state of cultivation.
Muir for Moor is the Custom of the Country |
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BECKTON |
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MUIRHEAD |
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LOCKERBIE |
Lockerby
Lockerby
Lockerby
Lockerbie
Lockerbie
Lockerbie
Lockerby |
Crawford's Map (Reduced)
Black's map of Dumfriesshire
Mineralogical Report of Dumfries
Webster's Topographical Dictionary
Statistics of Dumfries
In letters at the Railway Station
Milestones on the Road between Dumfries and Lockerbie |
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[Situation] 12 miles East from Dumfries Burgh.
A considerable market and Post town pleasantly situated on the east side of the River Annan. It consists of one regular street about 48 chains in length, running from North to South, and another about a quarter of a mile long going off at right angles towards the East. The parish Church of Dryesdale [Dryfesdale], seated on an eminence at the head of the principal Street has a fine effect encompased [encompassed] with a burial ground It has ten well attended fairs Robert Johnstone Douglas of Lockerby house is the proprietor."In all Feus, Leases, Tacks and Assignations advertisements, or Roups and by the Inhabitants, this is written Lockerbie" This Town is supposed to have derived its Name from the Celtic Lock and Bie signifying place of strength, - Accordingly the remains of An Ancient Tower now called the Mains are still pointed out in the Town. Markets chiefly for the Sale of Pork, And in Some instances for Cattle and Horses are held on the 2nd Thursday of January, Feby [February] March, April and May. There is likewise a weekly market for the Sale of Pork. Ten other markets or Fairs are held during the Summer and Autumn months. It is the Seat of a vast lamb fair usually held on the 2nd August O.S. [Old Style] at which there are generally from 50 to 60,000 lambs shewn. It is also a retail depot for all sorts of goods for all central and most of Northern Annandale. in it are several large and elegantly fitted up shops - also two first class Hotels or Inns one of which is a posting house, various literary and religious institutions three places of worship and two Branch Banks. The Caledonian Railway passes through the Town and towards the N.E. [North East] extremity there is an elegant and Commodious Station. Since the introduction of the Railway the Town has been supplied with Gas. The population maybe about 1,00. See Page 2 |
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Parish of Drysdale [Dryfesdale] Plan 51.1 Trace 3
[Signed] M Danohue April 1856 |
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BESSIE'S WELL |
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WELL STREET [Lockerbie] |
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BRIDGE STREET [Lockerbie] |
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EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW BANK [Lockerbie] |
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TOWNHEAD |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
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POST OFFICE [Lockerbie] |
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ROMAN CAMP [Lockerbie] |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Lockerbie] |
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HIGH STREET [Lockerbie] |
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KING'S ARMS HOTEL [Lockerbie] |
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GEORGE INN [Lockerbie] |
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MARKET CROSS [Lockerbie] |
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COTTAGE GREEN |
Cottage Green
Cottage Green
Cottage Green |
Mrs Charlotte Rogerson
Mr A McIntosh
Rev [Reverend] Hugh Douglas |
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A neat cottage garden & pleasure ground
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BANKS HILL |
Bank's Hill
Bank's Hill
Bank's Hill |
Mr William Richardson
S. McIntosh Rev [Reverend] Hugh Douglas |
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A Small knoll, or rather an oval-like elevation, to which this name applies. I cannot give the altitude, but the correct extent of the Summit is given on Trace. |
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STATION [Lockerbie] |
Lockerbie Station
Lockerbie Station
Lockerbie Station
Railway Station |
Mr William Richardson
Mr McIntosh
Mr Irving
So called in the town of Lockerbie |
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A rectangular building etc and Platform for the arival and departure of trains in Lockerbie |
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BLACK HULL INN [Lockerbie] |
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CHURCH (United Presbyterian) [Lockerbie] |
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CHURCH [parish, Lockerbie] |
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BLUE BELL INN [Lockerbie] |
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CROWN INN [Lockerbie] |
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WESTERN BANK [Lockerbie] |
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SHILLAHILL COTTAGES |
Shillahill Cottages
Shillahill Cottages
Shillahill Cottages
Shillinghill
Shelliehill |
Mr John Halliday
Mr David Halliday
Mr J Richardson
Report of Enclosure of Bengal or Pilmuir Common
An old Tombstone in Dalton Kirkyard |
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Cottages & gardens, so called, formerly it was Turnmuir, property of Duke of Buccleuch |
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TURNMUIR PLANTATION |
Turnmuir Plantation
Turnmuir Plantation
Turnmuir Plantation
Turnmuir Loch
Turnmuir Loch
Turnmuir Loch |
Rev Hugh Douglas
Mr [William] Richardson
Mr J Halliday
Adam Johnstone
Andrew Dobie
John Halliday |
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fir plantation, property of Duke of Buccleuch.
This might be written Turnmoor but such has no evidence in the District
A small loch now used a Mill Dam, this was formerly much larger but has been drained and filled in |
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CALDRON BURN |
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MILLHILL |
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TURNMUIR MILL (Corn) |
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KIRK BURN |
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TURNMUIR BURN |
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EWE AND LAMB INN [Lockerbie] |
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FAIRHOLM |
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TOWNFOOT |
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LOCKERBIE T.P. |
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NETHERPLACE |
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MANSE [U.P., Lockerbie] |
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QUAAS LOANING |
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GAS WORKS [Lockerbie] |
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COLDLANDS PLANTATION |
Coldlands Plantation
Coldlands Plantation
Coldlands Plantation |
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John Nicol
John Douglas |
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LOCKERBIE |
Lockerbie
Lockerbie
Lockerbie
Lockerbie
Lockerbie |
Charles Stewart Esq
William Porteous
John Nicol
Revd Mr White |
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A large village 12 miles from Dumfries and 10 from Annan having the Caledonian Railway passing through it, there is a weekly market, & several fairs annualyy. There are two good Inns, and several Public houses, the Parish - Free Church & United Presbyterian and two Parochial Schools. There are also branch banks |
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MATTHEW'S LOANING |
Matthew's Loaning
Matthew's Loaning
Matthew's LOaning |
Robert Porteous
William Richardson
James Boyes |
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MOUNT HOOLIE |
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STATION [Lockerbie] |
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SCHOOL [Lockerbie] |
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Mounthoolie Plantation |
Mount Hoolly Wood
Mounteilly Plantation
Mounteilly Plantation
Do
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Mounthooley Plantation
Do
Hoolie-flour |
Mr James Douglas
Mr John Nieall
Robert Douglas
William Porteous
James Boyes
Mr Ferguson. Schoolmaster
William Richardson.
Dr Jamieson |
In Eastern vicinity of Lockerbie |
A large irregular portion of mixed land on Lockerbie Hill having on it summit a Trig Station called Mount Hoolly and is the property of Robert Johnstone Douglas Lockesllie.
Hreede[?] -- Some persons say that this is a French word, others that it means to mount or ascend slowly, Hooley being a Scotch word signifying slow or difficult people [?] |
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Lockerbie Fair Ground |
(Lockerbie Lamb Fair 'Ground')
Lockerbie Fair Ground
Do
Do |
Revr. Mr. White Minister
Mr James Douglas
Mr John Nicoll
Robert Douglas
William Porteous |
1/2 mile from Lockerbie Market Cross. |
Th. is a portion of Lockerbie Hill where Lcokerbie Fair is hild. Which is considered the largest in Scotland. It is held on 13th August on each year ---there are other fairs as well as the Lamb Fair. |
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MANSE [F.C., Lockerbie] |
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ROSEBANK |
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MELLANTAE WOOD |
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HURKLE BRIDGE |
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RUMBLE POOL |
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SCALES CLEUCH |
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TODHOLE WOOD |
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FORT [nr Raggiewhat] |
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LINNS |
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UNDERWOOD |
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BLUE EEL POOL |
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SCROGS CLEUCH |
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RIVER ANNAN |
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RIVER ANNAN (Old Course) |
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SHILLAHILL T.P. |
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MANTUARIGG SCAR |
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ROBERTHILL |
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HALLBURN COTTAGES |
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PILMUIR |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
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PILMUIR COMMON |
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PILMUIR COMMON |
Pilmuir Common |
Charles Stewart Esqre. |
Forming Sn. division of this Parish |
See Page 120. |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
Mr. William Wright
Mr. John Waugh
William Halliday Esqr. |
Forming Western Parish Boundary |
A Considerable River having its source near Moffat and falls into the Solway Firth. |
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MAUGER POOL |
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BENGALL |
Bengall
Bengall
Bengall
Bengall
Bengall
Bengall
Bengall
Bengal
Bengaw & Bengall |
Mr. William Wright Mr. John Waugh Mr. John French a Tombstone in Dalton Kirkyaird 1763. Ancient Valuation Rolls. Statistics of Parish Johnstones Co. [County] Map Chalmers' Caledonia Genl. [General] Roy's Roman Antiquities & Valn. [Valuation] Rolls 1829. |
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BENGALL BURN |
Bengall Burn
Bengall Burn
Bengall Burn |
Mr. William Wright
Mr. John Waugh
William Halliday Esqr. |
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BENGALLHILL |
Bengallhill
Bengallhill
Bengallhill |
Mr. William Wright
Mr. John Waugh
Adam Waugh Esqr. |
050 |
This name P [per, according to] modern authors signifies the Hill of the Gauls, but P [per, according to] Genl. [General] Roy "Bengall" means the works of Do. [Ditto]
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125 Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 50.12 Trace 4
Bengall Burn Situation About 12 chains S.E. from Hallburn running S [South] by W [West].
Bengall Situation 2 1/2 miles S.W. from Lockerbie Market Cross
Bengallhill Situation 2 3/4 miles S.W. from Lockerbie Market Cross.
Philip Munro
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BENGALL MOOR |
Bengall Moor
Bengall Moor
Bengall Moor |
Mr. William Wright
Mr. John Waugh
William Halliday Esqr. [Esquire] |
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An extensive tract of [of high uncultivated Moorland the property of Lord Mansfield] [the previous bracketed words were crossed through] land partly cultivated, planted, and Moor. |
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BENGALL PLANTATION |
Bengall Plantation
Bengall Plantation
Bengall Plantation |
Mr. William Wright
Mr. John Waugh
William halliday Esqr. [Esquire] |
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126, Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 50.12 Trace 4
Bengall Plantation Situation About 2 3/4 miles S.W. by S. from Lockerbie Market Cross.
Bengall Moor Situation About 2 3/4 miles S.W. by W. from Lockerbie extending East therefrom _
Philip Munro
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BENGALL BURN |
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FORT [Bengali Moor] |
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HALL BURN |
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CAMP [Castlehill] |
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CASTLEHILL |
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FORT [Castlehill] |
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PILMUIR COMMON |
Pilmuir Common |
Charles Stewart Esqr. |
051 |
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[page] 130. Parish of Dryfesdale Plan 51.9,
Pilmuir Common situation - Forming Sn. [Southern] division of this Parish |
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WHITE HILL |
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FARQUHAR MOSS |
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SOUTHFIELD |
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COPWOOD |
Copwood
Copwood
Copwood
Copewood
Copwood
Copewood |
William Halliday Esqr
Adam Waugh Esgr.
Mr. John French
Valuation Rolls
Johnstones Co Map
Genl. [General] Roy's Map of Annandale |
050 |
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UPPER COPWOOD |
Upper Copwood
Upper Copwood
Upper Copwood |
William Halliday Esqr.
Adam Waugh Esqr.
Mr. John French |
050 |
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COPWOOD HILL |
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DORMONT ISLAND |
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LINN MILL (Corn) |
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PILMUIR COMMON |
Pilmuir Common |
Charles Stewart Esqre |
Farming Sn. division of this Parish |
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BECK BURN |
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BLACK CRAG POOL |
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BECK |
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DORMONT POOL |
Dormont Pool
Dormont Pool
Dormont Pool |
Mr. John French
William Halliday Esqr. [Esquire]
William Porteous |
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Dormont Pool Situation In River Annan
River Annan River Annan River Annan River Annan Mr. John French William Halliday Esqr. [Esquire] William Porteous. Situation Forming for the most part Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary Description A considerable River having its source near Moffat, and falls into the Solway Firth.
R. Stotherd
Capt. Rl. Engrs. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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Co. DUMFRIES
Parish of Dryfesdale.
Ordnance Survey Manuscript Store Southampton 15 Mar 1898
Scale 25.344
...PLAN............Page
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43.5.............3..........4
43.6.............5..........8
43.7.............9........10
42.12.........11........12
43.9...........13........16
43.10.........17........26
43.11.........27........32
42.16.........33........36
43.13.........37........48
43.14.........49........56
43.15.........57........64
50.4...........65........68
51.1...........69........92
51.2...........93......104
51.3.........105......110
50.8.........111......112
51.5.........113......121
51.6.........121......122
50.12.......123......126
51.9.........127......134
50.16.......135......138
51.13.......139......142
56.4.........143......144
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Ordnance Survey Manuscript Store date stamp for 15 March 1898.
The plan reference numbers were originally listed in Roman Numerals and these have been transcribed into Arabic numerals.
There appear to be errors in the page numbers; the locations linked to plan reference 51.5 do not terminate on page 121 as indexed, but on either page 119 or page 120. Page 120 does not have a plan reference written on it and could be either 51.5 or 51.6. Plan reference 50.12 commences on page 122 and not page 123. The plan / page indexing problems appear to have arisen because details for Pilmuir Common are given on two different pages, 120 and 122. |
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INDEX
[Column 1]
Plan -- Name of Object -- Pages
43/14 -- Lockerbie House -- 49
43/14 -- Lockerbiehouse Wood -- 49
43/14 51/2 -- Lockerbie Hill -- 53.95.
43/14 51/2 -- Lockerbie Fair Ground -- 53.95.
43/14 -- Little Hutton Chapel (Cameronian [?]) -- 56
43/15 -- Lauderhook -- 64
51/1 -- Lochside -- 72
51/1 51/2 -- Lockerbie -- 75. 93
52/2 -- Lockerbiehill -- 101
51/3 -- Linns -- 107
51/5 51/9 -- Limestonerigg -- 118. 129.
50/16 -- Linn Mill -- 137
43/6 -- Mary's Cleugh -- 5
43/4 -- Murdoch's Hill -- 31
43/11 -- Murdoch's Loch -- 31
43/12 -- Maxwell's Thorn -- 37
50/4 57/1 -- Millhill -- 67. 86
57/1 43/13 -- Mill Road -- 73. 45
57/1 -- Muirhead -- 74
57/1 57/2 -- Matthews Loaning -- 76. 93
57/1 -- Market Cross -- 81
67/1 -- Manse (U.P.) [United Presbyterian] -- 91
59/2 -- Mounthoolie -- 94
57/2 -- Mounthoolie Plantation -- 97
57/2 -- Manse -- 96
51/2 -- Mellentae Wood -- 98
57/2 -- Mainshill -- 101
51/8 -- Mantuarigg Scar -- 112
60/2 -- Millers Hole -- 124
50/12 -- Manger Pool -- 124
[Column 2]
Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
43/6 43/7 43/10 43/11 -- Newfield Moor -- 7. 9. 19. 27
43/6 43/10 -- Newfield Hill -- 7. 19
43/10 -- Newfield -- 18
43/10 -- Newfield Plantation -- 19
43/11 -- North Corrielaw -- 29
51/1 -- Netherplace -- 90
50/4 -- Old Boat Pool -- 67
43/10 -- Peelhouses -- 21
43/10 -- Peelhouses Hill -- 24
43/10 43/14 -- Peelhouses Moor -- 24. 50
43/10 -- Peelhouses-hill -- 25
43/15 57/2 -- Potts Cleugh -- 63. 107
51/1 -- Post Office -- 78
51/1 -- Police Station -- 92
51/5 -- Peatford -- 115
51/5 -- Pilmuir -- 119
51/1 -- Queens Loaning -- 91
42/16 42/13 -- Roman Camps -- 33. 38
50/4 50/8 50/12 50/14 56/4 57/13 -- River Annan -- 66.10. 123. 135. 139. 143
50/4 50/8 50/12 -- River Annan (Old Course) -- 67. 111. 124
51/1 -- Roman Camp -- 78
51/2 -- Rosebank -- 98
51/2 -- Rumble Pool -- 101
51/3 -- Raggienwhat -- 106
51/5 -- Roberthill -- 117
51/9 -- Roman Camp -- 129
51/1 -- Roman Camps -- 68. 78
[Column 3]
Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
43/9 -- Sandbed -- 14
43/9 -- Scar -- 16
43/10 -- St Michael's Walls -- 17
43/10 -- St Michael's Chapel (Site) -- 17
43/10 -- St Michaels -- 23
43/10 43/11 43/15 -- Slodahill Burn -- 26. 51. 61
43/4 -- Sloda Hill -- 30
43/11 -- South Corrielaw -- 32
43/12 -- Site of Battle of Dryfesands -- 39
43/13 -- Site of Church -- 40
43/13 -- Site of Tower -- 42
43/13 -- Site of Chapel -- 48
43/14 -- Slack -- 49
43/14 43/15 -- Slodahill -- 51. 57
43/14 -- Slodahill Cottage -- 54
43/15 51/3 -- Scales Cleugh -- 62. 105
50/4 -- Shillahill -- 66
51/1 -- Scar Brae -- 70
51/1 -- Snab -- 72
51/4 51/2 -- Station (Railway) -- 82. 94
51/1 -- Shillahill Cottage -- 86
51/2 51/3 -- Scrogs Cleugh -- 94. 110
51/3 -- Scalescleugh Bridge -- 105
51/3 -- Scrogs Mill -- 109
51/3 -- Scrogs Bridge -- 109
50/8 -- Shillahill T.P. [Turnpike] -- 111
50/8 -- Shillahill Bridge -- 112
51/5 -- South Lymans [?] -- 116
51/6 -- Shuttlefield -- 121
51/9 -- Southfield -- 134
51/2 -- Schools (Parish) -- 95
43/7 43/11 -- Thief's Cleugh -- 9. 28
[Column 4]
Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
43/10 -- Turf Rigg -- 22
43/13 -- Torwood Ford -- 39
43/13 -- The Manse -- 41
43/13 -- Torwood -- 41
43/13 51/1 -- Torwood Muir -- 41. 73
43/13 -- Torwood Plantation -- 41
43/13 -- Torwood Cottage -- 45
50/4 51/1 -- Turnmuir Burn -- 66. 87
51/1 -- Townhead -- 77
51/1 -- Turnmuir Plantation -- 85
51/1 51/5 -- Turnmuir -- 85. 114
51/1 -- Turnmuir Mill -- 86
51/1 -- Townfoot -- 89
51/1 -- Tower -- 93
57/3 -- Todhole Wood -- 103
43/6 43/7 43/10 43/11 43/14 43/15 -- Upper Common -- 7. 10. 23. 28. 51. 57
51/3 -- Underwood -- 108
50/15 -- Upper Copwood -- 135
43/10 -- Whiteknowesend Plantation -- 18
43/14 -- Whitewoollen Hill -- 50
43/14 -- Whitewoollenhass -- 52
51/1 -- Woodkin Well -- 70
51/1 -- Well Street -- 76
51/1 -- Western Bank -- 84
51/2 -- Whitewoollen -- 97
42/15 51/3 -- Water of Milk -- 64. 109
51/5 -- Willies Pool -- 124
51/9 -- White Hill -- 131
51/13 -- Williamwath Bridge -- 143 |
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