OS1/10/21/79
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARDANNOCH CRAIG | Barndennoch Craig Barndannoch Craig Bardannoch Craig Bardannoch |
{Peter Mc Knight Minnyhive {Robert Hastings, Minnyhive {Walter Douglas Minnyhive {Valuation Roll in - (1827) {Mr Mc Turk , Hastings Hall Col: [Colonel] Grierson, Dumfries (proprietor) (according to Thomas Moffat, occupier of Bardennoch.) See Page 81, |
030 | [Situation] About 30 chains to the north of Upper Barndennoch and 4 chains to the east of the Drove or public Road leading from Minnyhive to Sanquhar &c. A rough — steep crag composed of a kind of rotten whinstone . Excepting as a feature it is in no way interesting and simply takes its name from that of the farm upon which it is Situated . Being close to the summit of Barndannoch hill, the prefix of the farm may be unnecessary & Craig be sufficient identification |
| UPPER BARNDENNOCH | Upper Barndennoch Upper Barndannoch Upper Bardennoch Bardannoch |
{Peter Mc Knight Minnyhive {Thomas Moffat, Barndennoch {Robert Hastings Minny hive Valuation Roll (1827). Col: [Colonel] Grierson, Dumfries ( owner) ( according to Thomas Moffat occupier of Barndennoch.) See Page 81, |
030 | [Situation] About ½ a mile to the North of Minnyhive . A dwelling-house with outbuildings attached, on Barndennoch Farm — at present unoccupied and in a dilapidated condition. The outbuildings, which are of a much earlier date than the dwelling-house, were built about 40 years ago by the then proprietor of Barndennoch and Berbuie. (the adjoining farm to Barndennoch) Mr Thomas Moffat senr [senior] The dwelling-house was erected by Mr Thomas Moffat junr [junior] about 13 or 14 years ago , was Subsequently rented [Continued on page 80] |
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[Page] 79Parish of Glencairn -- Plan 30. 11. Trace No. [Number] 1.
[Signed] Thomas Matheson.
Transcriber's notes
check Bardannoch Craig - Descriptive Remarks - 2nd last line, last word - assumed to be 'prefix'check Upper Barndennoch - Descriptive Remarks - superscripts assumed to be 'senior' and 'junior'
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