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HODDOM [parish] |
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"two extremities below. Near the middle of the hill there is another of the circular kind and all around the edge or summit traces of Something like the foundations of a briastwork may be perceived, but this, as well as the lines of Circumvallation and smaller Posts below - appear to have been prior to the Camps and larger Posts and possibly might even have existed before the arrival of the Romans
The remains of these incampments" says the Old Statistical [Stat] Accounts [Acct] are still exceedingly distinct. It seems highly probably that they were at first formed by the Romans besieging a body of the Ancient Britons who had occupied the Summit of the hill. The Ramparts of the large Roman Camps on the sides facing the hill are of the Strongest Construction measuring about 10 feet wide and 9 feet high with a deep trench in front. - the Roman Road as also noticed by General [Genl] Roy may still be traced at a short distance South of Birrenewark Hill.-
The present Parish comprehends those of Hoddom, Luce and Ecclefechan which were united in 1609 - the respective Sites of the original Churches of which have been shewn - That of Elclefechan was dedicated to St Fechan, an Abbot who is said to have flourished during 12th Century. The Site of an Ancient Stronghold Hoddom Castle which belonged to the Bruce family is shewn on East bank of the Annan, [the prese - crossed out] whereon are situate the buildings of Hallguards. |
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CAMP [Birrenswark Hill] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
William Graham Esqr. Birrenswark
Thomas Dickson
Haregills
Thomas Johnston
Douglashall |
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[Situation] On the Wn. [Western] slopes of Birrenswark Hill
A large Camp of an irregular oblong shape, there are two entrances from the South, and one at the east, the north side has been nearly all taken away. |
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GIMMENBIE BURN |
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmanby
Gimmenby
Gammonbie |
William Graham Esqr.
Thomas Dickson
Thomas Johnstone.
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Rolls
See St. Mungo Name Book |
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[Situation] On the Wn [Western] parish Boundary
A Stream having its Source on the North Side of Birrenswark Hill forms part of the Parish Boundary between Hoddam and Tundergarth and falls into the Water of Milk. |
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[Page] 3 -- Parish of Hoddam -- No.21 -- Plan 51/7
In the column headed 'situation' is written 'On the Western [Wn] Slopes of Birrenswark Hill
Gammonbie - Anglos-Saxon - the dwelling or
the promantary or projection is probably
the original spelling. Gimmenbie
however is now the local usage. -
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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No. 4 is on the top left corner. page No.21 |
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CAMP [Birrenswark Hill] |
Roman Post |
General [Genl] Roy's Roman Antiquities |
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A small Station or Post which having had a communication with the large Roman Camps in the vicinity is said by General [Genl] Roy to have been used by the Romans - See Page 2 |
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Page is headed Parish of Hoddam No.21 Plant 51/8 Trace 1
Original entries on this page have been crossed out, Authority for Roman Camp was given as William Graham Esquire [Esqr] Birrentwark, Thomas Dickson, haregill & thomas Johnstone, Douglashall
Willie's Park is also shown under 'various modes etc' and the same three names shown against it but again all reference has been crossed out. |
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CAMP [Birrenswark Hill] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
William Graham Esquire [Esqr] Birrenswark
Thomas Dickson
Haregills
Thomas Johnstone
Douglashall |
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A large camp of an irregular oblong shape, there are two entrances from the South, and out from the east, the north side, had been nearly all taken away, but it can still be traced.
See Page 2 for farther description |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
James Murray
William Bell
William Scott |
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A deep glen through which a stream runs, the Glen and stream are coextensive |
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Page headed Parish of Hoddam No.21 Plant 51/8-1
Under column headed Situation it states 'Near the [Eastern - but not sure] extremity of Parish on the [East] of Birrenswalk Hill.
Under column headed Situation it states 'On above Parish Boundary'
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Under column headed 'Authority etc' the three names are bracketed together as 'Middlebie'
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CLEUGHSIDE |
Cleughside
Cleughside
Cleughside
Cleughside |
James Dickson
John Byers
Thomas Dickson
Johnston's County [Co] Maps |
051 |
A farm house with outbuildings and garden attached the [p] property of A Jardine Esquire [Esqr] occupied by James Dickson |
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CLEUGHSIDE BURN |
Cleughside Burn
Cleughside Burn
Cleughside Burn |
James Dickson
John Byers
Thomas Dickson |
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A small stream which forms part of the Parish Boundary between Hoddam & St Mungo, passed by Cleughside and falls into Gimenbie Burn |
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Page headed Parish of Hoddam No.21 Plan 51/10 Trace No.1
In the column headed Situation there is a note 'Near the N.W. extremity of Parish. (it is to the north of the parish and almost on the western boundry)
Page signed by Owen Barrett
Cleughside Burn - note in Situation column 'On Western [Wn] Parish Boundary' |
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Entries for Caledonian Railway are missing
http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/dumfriesshire-os-name-books-1848-1858/dumfriesshire-volume-24/7?row=OS1/10/2542-7 |
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GIMMENBIE BURN |
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn |
James Dickson Cleughside
John Byers Gimenbie mains
Thomas Dickson Haregills |
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On Nn. [Nothern] Parish Boundary.
A Stream having it Source on the North Side of Birrenswark Hill, forms part of the Parish Boundary between Hoddam & Tundergarth And falls into the water of Nith. |
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Parish of Hoddam Plan 51/10 Trace 1 |
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GIMMENBIE BURN |
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn
Gimmenbie Burn |
James Dickson Cleughside
John Byers Gimmenbie Mains
Thomas Dickson |
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[Situation] On Non. [Northern] Parish Boundary.
A Stream having it Source on the North Side of Birreswark Hill. forms part of the Parish Boundary between Hoddam & Tundergarth And falls into the Water of Milk |
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GIMMENBIE MAINS |
Gimmenbie Mains
Gimmenbie Mains
Gimmenbie Mains
See Page 3 for other modes of spelling |
John Byers
James Dickson
Thomas Dickson |
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[Situation] 29 Chains S.E. by S [South East by South from Upper Gimmenbie.
A farm house with outhouses and Garden attached, occupied by John Byers. |
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UPPER GIMMENBIE |
Upper Gimmenbie
Upper Gimmenbie
Upper Gimmenbie |
James Dickson
John Byers
Thomas Dickson |
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[Situation] Near the Nn [Northern] Extremity of the Parish.
A farm house with outhouses Attached, Thomas Dickson of Haregills is Tennant. |
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Parish of Hoddom Plan 51/11 Trace No 1 |
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CAMP [Birrenswark Hill] |
Roman Road
Roman Road |
William Graham Esquire [Esq[
Birrenwark
Reservation
General [Genl] Roys Map of Lower Annandale
Statistical Accounts [Accts] of Hoddam |
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A Roman Road passing through this Parish, The pavement can be found nearly the whole way,
See Page 3 |
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ROMAN ROAD [Hoddom parish] |
Roman Road
Roman Road |
Reservation
General [Genl] Roy's Roman Antiquities
Old Statistical [Stat;] Accounts [Acct] of Hoddom. |
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A Small irregularly shaped camp, it has more the appearance of being British than Roman, but I can obtain no authority.
See Page 2 |
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Pages headed Parish of Hoddam No.21 Plan 51/11 Trace No.2
Under column headed 'situation'
A little South of Birrenswark Hill
Near the South [Su] extemity of Birrenswark Hill |
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Page headed 'Parish Hoddam' No.21 Plan 51/11 Trace 3
Under list of names it states ' See Page 17 "Forts"'
Under Various Modes of Spelling is shown 'Birrenswark [Hill is crossed out] (British Camp)
Under descriptive, remarks states 'See Sheets of 51.12.
Further down list of Names is states 'British Fort' and under descriptive remarks is shown 'See Sheets of 51.12.
Signes bottom right by Owen Barrett |
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Page headed 'Parish of Hoddam' No.21 Plan 51/11 Trace 3
'12' is shown top right of page
Under Various modes of Spelling British Camp has been crossed out
List of Names 'Camp'
Modes of Spelling 'Roman Camp'
Situation 'On the Easter [Ern] Slope of Birrenswark Hill
Descriptive remarks ' See Sheets of 51.8
See Page 2
Authority for modes of spelling 'See Page 3 for Authorities |
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DOUGLASHALL |
Douglashall
Douglashall
Douglashall |
Thomas Dickson
Thomas Johnstone
John Byres |
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A farm house with outhouses and garden attached. The farm is occupied by Thomas Dickson of Haregills, and the house occupied by Thomas Johnston |
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Page headed 'Parish of Hoddom No.21 Plan 51/11 Trace 5
Column headed 'Situation' states 'Nearly 1 mon S.S.E. from Upper Gimmenbie |
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THREE BRETHREN |
Three Brethern
Three Brethern
Three Brethern |
William Graham Esqr. Birrenswark
Thomas Dickson
Haregills
Thomas Johnstone
Douglashall |
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[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] Side of the Roman Camp on Birrenswark Hill.
Three Tumuli protecting the entrances of the great Roman Camp on the South Side of Birrenswark Hill |
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BIRRENSWARK |
Birrenswark
Birrenswark
Birrenswark |
William Graham Esqr.
Thomas Dickson
Thomas Johnstone |
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[Situation] 26 chains N.E. [North East] from the Roman Camp in Birrenswark Hill.
A farm house with outhouses & Garden attached. William Graham Esqr. occupier. |
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[Page] 15-- 'Parish of Hoddam -- No.21 -- Plan 51/12 Trace 1
Entry for Bessie's Apron is scored out
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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FAIRY CRAIG |
Fairy Craig
Fairy Craig
Fairy Craig |
William Graham Esquire [Esq]
Thomas [Thos] Dickson
John Byers |
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A cliff in the N.E. end of Birrenswark |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
Alexander Currie
Burnfoot
James Henderson#Cleughbrae
James Philips#Croftlands |
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A Deep Glen with a Stream running through, the Stream has its Source near Birrenswark Hill formes the Boundary between the Parish of Hoddam & Middle and falls into Main Water |
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Top of page: 16' parish of Hoddam No.21. Plant 51/12 Trace 1
Situation: On the Boundary between Middlebie and Hoddam
Situation: At the N.E. End of Birrenswark Hill
signature bottom right 'Owen Barrett' |
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BIRRENSWARK HILL |
[British Camp crossed out]
British works General [Genl] Roy's Roman Authorities
Birrenswark Hill
Birrenswark Hill
Birrenswark Hill
Birrenswark Hill
British Fort |
General [Genl] Roy's Roman Authorities Johnston County [Co] Map at the N.W.
General [Genl] Roy's Map of Corner of this Plant
Lower Annandale
The Old Statistical [Stat] of Hoddam
The Gazettier of Scotland
Reservation |
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A hill feature about 740 feet above Sea level, so named it is supposed from the numerous Ancient works on it, - Remains of which are yet extant.
Probably root of Name - Lat. Hiberner A Station. - Birrenswark is the original Spelling." The New Statistical [Stat. Accounts [Acct] of Hoddom.
ASmall Fort, within the Camp of Birrenswark it is shaped like a Heart. |
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FORTS [Birrenswark Hill] |
[Birrenswark Hill crossed out]
Birrenswark
(British Camp)
Birrenswark
(British Camp)
Birrenswark
(British Camp)
Birrenswark
(British Camp) |
William Graham Esquire [Esq]
Birrenswark
Thomas [Thos] Dickson
Haughills
John Byres |
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a large and irregular Camp on the Summit of a hill about 800 feet high, the Camp includes the entire Summit,
This name is generally applied to the Hill, but from the fact of Birrens and Camp being Synonymous terms, there can be no doubt of the name being originally given to the Camp. This is Still disputed.
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page headed : Parish of Hoddam No.21 Plant 51/12 Trace No.1
Situation: On the Summit of Birrenswark Hill
In List of Names column"See above "Forts""
Signature bottom right; Owen Barrett @ia |
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CAMP [Birrenswark Hill] |
Roman Camp
Roman Camp
Roman Camp |
William Graham Esq Birrenswark
Thomas Dickson Haugills
John Byers Gimmenbie Mains |
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[Situation] On the S En [South Eastern] base of Birrenswark Hill.
A large And Strong Camp of a Slightly irregular oblong shape, there are three entrances from the north defended by Redoubts, and another of nearly Similar on the east Side, the Praetorium is still perfect And is Situated at the NE [North East] Corner of the Camp.
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ROMAN POST |
Roman Post
Roman Post |
Genl. [General] Roy's Roman Antiquities
See Page 5 |
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[Situation] A little to the S. [South] of Birrenswark Hill.
See Pages 5 & 2 for description. |
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ROMAN ROAD |
Roman Road
Roman Road |
Genl. [General] Roy's Map of Lower Annandale
Statistics of Hoddom |
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[Situation] In the Nn. [Northern] district of this Parish.
See Sheets of Plan 51.11
See Page 3 |
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FORT [Birrenswark Hill] |
British Work
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British Fort |
General [Genl] Roy's Roman Antiquities |
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[Situation] On the summit of Birrenswark Hill.
Vestiges of a breastwork forming a circle situate 8 Chains E. [East] of the large Roman Camp on the East side Birrenswark Hill - Supposed by Genl. [General] Roy and other Antiquarians to be of British Construction. |
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Parish of Hoddam Plan 51/12 Trace 1 |
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HAREGILLS |
Haregills
Hairigill
Haregill
Hair, Hare - moist..... |
Thomas Dickson Haregills
John Byers Gimmembie Mains
James Dickson Cleughside
Valuation Rolls
Johnston's County Map
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
051 |
[Situation] ½ mile SW by S. [South West by South] from the Roman Camp on Berrenswark Hill
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached occupied by Thomas Dickson. |
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Parish of Hoddam Plan 51/12 Trace 2 |
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RELIEF |
Relief
Relief
Relief |
Robert Park
Relief
William Graham Esquire [Eqr]
Birrenswark
David Steel
woolcoats |
051 |
A farm house with outhouses & garden attached. Robert Park - Occupier. |
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WOOLCOATS |
Woolcoats
Woolcoats
Woolcoats |
Robert Park
William Graham Esquire [Esqr]
David Steel |
051 |
A Cottage with Garden Attached on the farm of Relief, occupied by David Stee. |
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Page headed 'Parish of Hoddam' No.21 Plant 51/12 Trace 3. No.21 shown on top right corner.
Under column headed 'Situation' -
Relief: 3/4 mile S.E. by farm the Roman Camp on Birrenswark Hill
Woolcoats: 3/4 mile S.E. from the Roman Camp on Birrenswark Hill |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
George Bell Mainhill
Dr. [Doctor] Bell Sinclairburn
George Lorimer Grains |
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[Situation] Thrugh the Centre of Parish
A line of Railway between Glasgow Edinburgh & Carlisle |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Plan 51/14-- Trace 1
W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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CLEUGHSIDE BURN |
Cleughside Burn
Cleughside Burn
Cleughside Burn |
John Byers
Gimmenbie Mains
James Dickson
Cleughside
Thomas Johnstone
Douglashall |
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A Small Stream rising in Hoddam Parish forms part of the Boundary between St. Mungo & Hoddam and falls into the Gimmenbie Burn. |
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Parish of Hoddam'
Plan 51/15 Trace No.1
[Signed] W Paterson C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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GRAINS |
Grains
Grains
Grains |
George Lorimer
Grains
Alexander Corrie Esquire [Esq]
Newfields
Receipt for Rent |
051 |
A Dwelling House with Garden out Houses & a Farm of Land Attached.
Occupied by George Lorimer.
Duke of Buccleugh
Proprieter |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield |
Alexander Currie
George Lorimer
Doctor [Dr] Bell |
051 |
A Dwelling House with Garden out Houses & A farm of Land Attached.
The Property & Residence of Alexander Currie Esquire [Esq] |
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SINCLAIR BURN |
Sinclair Burn |
George Lorimer
Alexander Currie
Doctor [Dr] Bell
Sinclairburn |
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A Stream having its houses on the farm of Newfield flows past the house called Sinclairburn and falls into Annan Water |
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Page headed 'No. 26' top left corner, 'Parish of Hoddam' No.21 'Plant 51/16 Trace 2'.
Under column titled 'Situation' -
Grains: 28 chains West from Newfield.
Sinclair Burn: From a little N.W. of Newfield, S.S.E. to Annan Water
Newfield: 28 chains E. from Grains.
Page signed bottom right 'W. Paterson C/a' |
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LOURIN MEG |
Lourin' Meg
Lourin' Meg
Lourin' Meg |
Alexander Currie [Esq] Newfield
Dr. [Doctor] Bell
Sinclairburn
George Lorimer
Grains |
051 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.N.E. [North North East] from Newfield. -
A Small Rock on the Farm of Newfield about 4 feet in Hight on which the Covenanters & the early Dissenters are Said to have Preached. |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well |
Alexander Currie
Dr. [Doctor] Bell
George Lorimer |
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[Situation] 13 Chains E. [East] from Newfield.
a Strong Spring of Excellant Water a little to the East of Newfield. |
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Parish of Hoddom'-- No.21 'Plan 51/15 Trace No 3. -- [Page] 27
[Signed] W. Paterson C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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MAINHILL |
Mainhill
Mainhill
Mainhill |
George Bell
Mainhill
Doctor (Dr) Bell
Sinclairburn
George Lorimer
Grains |
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a Dwelling House with Garden out Houses. & A Farm of Land Attached
Occupied by George Bell |
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YESKET |
Yesket
Yesket
Yesket |
George Bell
Doctor (Dr) Bell
George Lorimer |
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A Dwelling House & Garden out Houses & A farm of Land Attached |
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28 in top left corner, Parish of Hoddam N.21 Plan 51/15 Trace 4
Under column headed 'Situation'
Newfield = 3/4 mile South West (S.W.) from Newfield
Yesket - 64 Chains South West (S.W) from Newfield
Signature bottom right of page "W. Paterson c/a" |
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BURNSIDE, |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
George Bell
Mainhill
Alexander Currie
Newfield
George Lorimer
Grains |
051 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] from Newfield
A Cottage & Garden with Joiners Shop etc. Attached. |
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UPPER BURNSIDE |
Upper Burnside
Upper Burnside
Upper Burnside |
George Bell
Alexander Currie
George Lorimer |
051 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Newfield
Two Cottages with Gardens Attached. Occupied by the Labourers of Newfield Farm. |
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UPPER COLLINHIRST |
Upper Collinhirst
Upper Collinhirst
Upper Collinhirst |
George Bell
Alexander Currie
George Lorimer |
051 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.S.W. [ South South West] from Newfield
A Farm house with outhouses & garden attached. Occupied By George Garthwaite |
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Parish of Hoddam -- No.21 -- Plan 51/16 Trace 5 -- [Page] 29
Burnside - 1/4 mile South South West (S.S.W.) from Newfield
Upper Burnside - About 1/4 mile South West (S.W.) from Newfield
Upper Collinhirst - 1/2 mile South South West (S.S.W. from Newfield)
[Signed] W Patersons c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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JOHNSTONEBANK |
Johnstonebank
Johnstonebank
Johnstonebank |
George Bell Mainhill
Alexander Currie Newfield
George Lorimer Grains |
051 |
A farm house with outhouse and garden attached |
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AXLETREE WELL |
Axletreewell
Axletreewell
Axletreewell |
Christopher Halliday
William Johnstone
Benjamin Hawkins |
051
1/4 mile N. E. [North East] from Craiglands |
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached. Occupied by William Johnstone |
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CRAIGLANDS |
Craiglands
Craiglands
Craiglands |
Christopher Halliday Occupier
William Johnstone Axletreewell
Benjamin Hawkins Relief Cottages |
051
57 chains N. W. W.[North West West] from Clint Hill, |
A Farmhouse with outhouses and Garden attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch occupied by Christopher Halliday |
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RELIEF COTTAGES |
Relief Cottages
Relief Cottages
Relief Cottages |
Christopher Halliday
William Johnstone
Benjamin Hawkins |
057
1/4 mile N. [North] from Axletreewell |
Two cottages with Gardens attached occupied by Susannah and Benjamin Hawkins |
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Owen Barrett |
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OLDMILL POOL |
Oldmill Pool
Oldmill Pool
Oldmill Pool |
James Boyes
David Currie
James McNay all Middlebie |
051 |
A deep pool in the stream running through West Gill near Old Hall in Middlebie |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
James Henderson Cleughbrae
James Phillips Croftlands |
051; 057 |
A deep glen with a stream running through, the stream has its source near Birenswirk forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Hoddam and Middlebie and falls into the Mein Water. the stream and glen are extensive |
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RELIEF COTTAGES |
Relief Cottages |
William Johnstone
Christopher Halliday
Benjamin Hawkins |
057 |
Two cottages and Smithy on the farm of Relief one of these cottages is occupied by Miss Susannah Hawkins Poetess |
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CLINT HILL |
Clint Hill
Clint Hill
Clint Hill |
Christopher Halliday
William Johnstone
James Irving |
051 |
An ordinary hill feature on the Summit of which there is a Trig Station |
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ECCLEFECHAN BURN |
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn |
Christopher Craiglands
William Johnstone Axletreewell
James Irving Cowthat |
051; 057 |
A stream having its source near Haregills, and bears the name from the junction of two small sykes a little north of Craiglands, to its confluence with the Mein Water |
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NEW ORCHARD |
New Orchard
New Orchard |
William Irving New Orchard
Christopher Irving Langdyke
James Irving Cowthat
Valuations Rolls |
051 |
[Situation] 27 chains nearly S. [south] from New Orchard
Farmhouse and offices with farm of land attached property of John Millar occupied by William Irving. |
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LANGDYKE |
Langdyke
Longdyke |
Christopher Irving
William Irving
James Irving
Johnston's County Map |
051 |
[Situation] 31 Chains S.W. [South West] from Clint Hill .-
Farmhouse with offices in good repair including a threshing machine with farm land attached. Property of T. S. Arnott Esq occupied by Christopher Irving. |
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COWTHAT |
Cowthat
Cowthat
Cowthat |
James Irving
William Irving
Christopher Irving
Valuation Rolls
Johnston's County Map |
051 |
[Situation] 22 chains S.W. [South West] from LangdyKe.-
Farmhouse outhouses and threshing machine with farm land attached. Property of Admiral Sharp occupied by James Irving |
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Plan 51.16 -- Trace 3 -- Parish of Hoddam -- [Page] 35
[Signed] Owen Barrett. |
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HOWDALES |
Howdales |
Mrs Carlyle Howdales
William Irving
James Irving |
051 |
A good farmhouse with offices and garden, threshing machine and farm of land attached.
Property of Mrs Jane Carlyle occupier |
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HOWDALES PARK |
Howdales Park |
Mrs Carlyle
William Irving
James Irving |
051 |
A Cottage and Garden occupied by a labourer on the Howdales farm |
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PAULSLAND |
Paulsland
Paulsland
Paulsland |
Mrs Mary Jackson Paulsland
William Irving New Orchard
James Irving Cowthat
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
051 |
Farmhouse offices and threshing machine with farm of land Property of Mary Jackson occupier |
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SKAILWOOD |
Scalewood
Skailwood
Skailwood |
Jane Richardson Scalewood
William Irving New Orchard
James Irving Cowthat |
057 |
[Situation] About 46, Chains S.E. [South East] from Clint Hill
Farmhouse offices and Garden property of Mrs Slater occupied by Mrs Richardson |
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ROUTING POOL |
Routing Pool
Routing Pool
Routing Pool |
James Boyes
David Currie
James McNay |
051 |
[Situation] In the Stream in the West Gill
A deep pool in the Stream running through West Gill near Crawston in Middlebie |
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Plan 51.16 Trace 4 -- Parish of Hoddam -- [Page] 37
Skailwood the thinned wood- is the correct spelling |
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BAR HILL |
Bar Hill
Bar Hill
Bar Hill |
Statistical Account
W J Sharpe Esqr.
Thomas Whitehead (Gamekeeper) |
057 |
[Situation] 54 Chains N.E. [North East] from Whitehill-
A very prominent Hill on the West side of the Caledonian Railway, it is remarkable for its rich soil to the very top. |
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THREE-WELL-BRAE |
Three Well Brae
Three Well Brae
Three Well Brae
Three-Well-Brae |
Estate Map 1854
W J Sharpe Esqr.
Thomas Whitehead (Gamekeeper)
See Page 3 St Mungo Name Book |
057 |
[Situation] 15 Chains N.E. [North East] from Whitehill
Cottages on Whitehill farm, they are partly in Hoddam & partly in St Mungo Parishes Slated and in good repair. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map 1854
W J Sharpe Esqr. |
057 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Hoddam and St. Mungo.
A substantial Farm house, two stories in height, Outoffices are in bad repair with the exception of the barn which is new, and a Steam Engine for threshing is attached to it recently. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Plan 57.2 Trace 1 -- [Page] 39.
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LITTLE BURN |
Wee Burn
Wee Burn
Wee Burn
Little Burn |
Mr John Bell Irving Farmer
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Whitehead Gamekeeper
See Page 51 St Mungo Name Book |
057 |
A small burn rising in the St Mungo parish it falls into Milk Water near the Riddings |
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RIDDINGS |
Riddings
Riddings
Riddings |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map 1854
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
A cottage on Whitehill farm, it was once a farm itself, it is slated and in good repair |
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BURNRIG |
Brownrigg
Burnrigg
Burnrigg |
Old Estate Map
Estate Map 1854
Mr W J Sharpe Gentleman |
057 |
A cottage on the Yesket Farm on the South side of the Caledonian Railway it is slated and in good repair |
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KNOCK BURN |
Knock Burn
Knock Burn
Knock Burn |
Old Estate Map
Estate Map 1854
Mr W J Sharpe Gentleman |
057 |
A small Burn formed by the junction of smaller ones near Burnrigg cottage on Yesket Farm |
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YESKET |
Yesket
Yesket
Yesket |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map 1854
Mr W J Sharpe Gentleman |
051; 057 |
A substantial Farmhouse with Offices attached all slated and in good repair |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
George Graham Engineer
Johnstons County Map |
051; 057 |
The Caledonian Railway from Edinburgh and Glasgow to Carlisle traverses the Parish from North West to South East dividing it into nearly two equal parts. There is no station Viz Ecclefechan one mile North of the Village of that name. It was opened throughout in the year 1848 |
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SINCLAIR BURN |
Sinclair Burn
Sinclair Burn
Sinclair Burn |
Valuation Roll
Mr Bell Esq[Esquire] Surgeon R N [Royal Navy]
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire] |
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A small burn rising on the farm to which it gives its name, it falls in to Knock Burn near Knockhill |
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SINCLAIRBURN |
Sinclairburn
Sinclairburn
Sinclairburn |
Valuation Roll
W Bell Esq[Esquire] Surgeon R N [Royal Navy]
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
A small Farm house near to the farm but on the opposite side of the road,with Out Offices all slated and in good repair |
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NETHER COLLINHIRST |
Nether Collenhirst
Nether Colonhirst
Nether Colonhirst
Collinhirst |
Valuation Roll
W Bell Esq[Esquire]Surgeon R N [Royal Navy]
W J Sharpe esq[Esqire]
See Page 29 |
057 |
A substantial Farm house , two stories in height with Out Offices attached all slated and in good repair |
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SAUGHPARK |
Saughpark
Saughpark
Saughpark
Saughpark |
Valuation Roll
Dr Arnott
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire]
Valuation Roll |
057 |
A small Farm house with Out Offices all slated and in good repair it is close to Ecclefechan Railway Station |
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SUMMERFIELD |
Summerfield
Summerfield
Summerfield |
W Bell Esq [Esquire]Surgeon R N
[Royal Navy]
Rent Receipt
W J Sharpe Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
Two dwelling houses on the Glasgow and Carlisle road 1 1/2 miles from Ecclefechan they are slated and in good repair |
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ECCLEFECHAN STATION |
Ecclefechan Railway Station
Ecclefechan Railway Station
Ecclefechan Railway Station |
George Graham Engineer
Valuation Roll
Fullartons Imperial Gazeteer |
057 |
[Situation] On the caledonian Railway A few chains E. [East] of Saugh.
A substantial building fitted up with waiting rooms etc. there is also a Reservoir Tank for supplying the Engines with water. A wooden goods shed stands nearby with every convenience requisite. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Plan 57.3 Trace 3. -- [Page] 45
Shawbrae Moor Plantation - See Page 56, for Authorities etc.
[Signed] Charles J. Fearnside
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SHORTRIG |
Shortrig
Shortrigg
Shortrigg |
Valuation Roll
Old Estate map
Estate Map 1854 |
057 |
A substantial Farmhouse with Out Offices attached including a windmill for thrashing corn, but it is at present out of repair, the buildings are all slated and in good repair |
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HODDOMTOWN |
Hoddamtown
Hoddamtown
Hoddamtown |
Valuation Roll
Old Estate Map
Estate Map 1854 |
057 |
A substantial (two storyed)Farm House with Offices attached all slated and in good repair. The Thrashing Machine can be worked either by Steam or Water power |
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ECCLEFECHAN BURN |
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
David Galbraith |
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A Rivulet which rises in the immediate neighbourhood of Burnswark Hill and flows in a southerly direction through Ecclefechan at length falling in to Mein water |
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KIRKCONNEL HALL |
Kirkconnel Hall
Kirkconnel Hall
Kirkconnel Hall |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
David Galbraith |
057 |
A modern built mansion house and extensive outbuildings with garden attached the property and residence of F S Arnott M D |
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COWTHAT MOOR |
Cowthat Moor
Cowthat Moor
Cowthat Moor |
F S Arnott M D
William Carruthers
John Millar |
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A Tract of high uncultivated Moor land on the farm of Cowthat |
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GREENCROFT |
Greencroft
Greencroft
Greencroft |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers |
057 |
A row of good Cottages one storeys in height with gardens attached the property of two proprietors |
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GREENFIELD |
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers |
057 |
A Cottage residence one story in height with outhouse and garden attached the property of F S Arnott M D |
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MANSE [F.C., NE of Ecclefechan] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Matheson
George Bell
David Galbraith |
057 |
A large and well constructed house 2 Stories in height and in good repair with garden attached the minister is the Rev {Reverend] John Mathison the property of the Trustees |
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CASTLEBANK COTTAGE |
Castlebank Cottage
Castlebank Cottage
Castlebank Cottage |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone |
057 |
A handsome cottage residence one story in height with garden attached, the property of Mrs Slater |
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CLEUGHBRAE BRIDGE |
Cleughbrae Bridge
Cleughbrae Bridge
Cleughbrae Bridge |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone |
057 |
A Bridge of one arch across Westgill Burn and on the road leading from Ecclefechan to Waterbeck, repaired by the Parish |
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WEST GILL |
Westgill Burn
Westgill Burn
Westgill Burn
West Gill |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone
See Middlebie Name Book |
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A Glen through which a stream from this stream rises in the immediate neighbourhood of Burnswark Hill and runs southward into Mein Water |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
William Carruthers
James Currie
Dr [Doctor] Arnot |
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This Railway is Constructed and is the direct road from Carlyle to Edinburgh and runs about 3 miles through this Parish |
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CASTLEFIELD |
Castlefield
Castlefield
Castlefield |
William Carruthers
James Currie
Dr [Doctor] Arnot |
057 |
A cottage residence one story in height in good repair with garden attached, the property of Robert Carruthers |
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GRAHAMSFIELD |
Grahamsfield
Grahamsfield
Grahamsfield |
William Carruthers
James Currie
Dr[Doctor] Arnot |
057 |
A cottage residence one story in height in good repair with garden attached, the property of I Graham Esq[Esquire] |
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BLACKLAND GILL |
Blacklandgill
Blacklandgill
Blacklandgill |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone |
057 |
A deep glen through which a stream runs. this rises a little to the north of Woodlands and falls into Westgill Burn |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands
Woodlands
Woodlands
Woodland |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone
Johnstons County Map |
057 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and land attached the property of the Duke of Buccleugh |
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WOODLANDS BANK |
Woodlands Bank
Woodlands Bank
Woodlands Bank |
James Currie
Robert Carruthers
William Johnstone |
057 |
This name applies to a small Wooded bank of slope on the farm of Woodlands
Its wood consists of Forest trees |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
David Galbraith |
057 |
A Cottage residence one story in height with garden attached in good repair, the property of the Duke of Buccleugh |
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ECCLEFECHAN COMMON |
Ecclefechan Common
Ecclefechan Common
Ecclefechan Common |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq [Esquire]
David Galbraith |
057 |
A tract of Common a little to the North West of the Village, the inhabitants have a right of pasturage on it, but his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh is the Superior and retains the right to levy toll dues when Fairs are held. |
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HAGHEADS |
Hagheads
Hagheads
Hagheads
Haggheads
Haggheads
Haggheads |
F S Arnott M D
David Ewart Esq [Esquire]
William Carruthers
John Millar
James Wright
Alexander Henderson |
057 |
A row of good modern built Cottages with gardens attached, occupied by working people, and are the property of several proprietors |
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GILLIE'S BURN |
Gillies's Burn
Gillies's Burn
Gillies's Burn
Gillie's Burn |
William Carruthers
Alexander Henderson
John Millar
See Page 79 |
057 |
A Rivulet which rises on Shawbrae Moor Plantation and runs in a southerly direction into the Mein Water |
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SHAWBRAE |
Shawbrae
Shawbrae
Shawbrae |
William Carruthers
Alexander Henderson
John Millar |
057 |
Two Cottage residences one story in height with gardens attached the property of the Duke of Buccleugh |
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SHAWBRAE MOOR PLANTATION |
Shawbraemoor
Shawbraemoor Plantation
Shawbraemoor Plantation |
William Carruthers
Alexander Henderson
John Millar |
057 |
This name applies to an extensive plantation in the immediate neighbourhood of Ecclefechan |
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CUDDY LANE |
Cuddy Lane
Cuddy Lane
Cuddy Lane |
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
George Easton
Robert Forsyth |
057 |
A small street on the north west side of Ecclefechan; the houses in which are for the most part two stories; occupied by working people ------- |
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MANSE [U.P., NW of Ecclefechan] |
U.P.Manse
U.P.Manse
U.P.Manse |
Rev.William Tait
Robert Forsyth
George Easton |
057 |
A house two stories in height in good repair with garden attached; occupied by the Reverend William Tait, the property of the congregation. |
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BUSH INN [Ecclefechan] |
Bush Inn
Bush Inn
Bush Inn
Bush Inn |
William Rodgers
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers |
057 |
A house two stories in height in good repair with stabling attached occupied by William Rodgerswho is licensed to sell Spirits and Wines and to let Post Horses |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Ecclefechan] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
William Carruthers
Peter Muir
David Ewart Esq [Esquire] |
057 |
A house two stories in height in good repair with stabling attached occupied by Mrs Broatch who is licensed to sell Spirits and Wines and to let Post Horses--- the house is the property of Mrs Broatch |
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CHURCH (United Presbyterian) [Hoddom] |
U.P.Church
U.P.Church
U.P.Church |
David Galbraith
John Mathison
David Ewart Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
at the north extremity of Cuddy Lane in Ecclefechan. A large edifice built in 1770
Minister's name is the Rev[Reverend] William Tait whose stipend is about £110
number of sittings is 620, 300 of a congregation, about 150 Communicants |
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HOWRIG |
Howrigg
Howrigg
Howrigg |
George Bell
George Easton
Robert Forsyth |
057 |
At the North extremity of Ecclefechan.
Three cottages, one storey in height with gardens attached, the property of George Bell Esq[Esquire] |
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Swan Inn Peter Muir a house of one storey in height in good repair
Swan Inn William Carruthers the property of and occupied by Thomas Kennedy
Swan Inn David Ewart Esq[Esquire] who is licensed to sell spirits |
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CROFTSIDE |
Croftside
Croftside
Croftside |
David Galbraith
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
F.S.Arnott MD |
057 |
at the west side of Ecclefechan
A Farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of Miss C Scott |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
David Galbraith
F S Arnott MD
David Ewart Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
at north west extremity of Ecclefechan
A row of good modern built houses with gardens attached occupied by working people and are the property of several proprietors |
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WESTERN BANK [Ecclefechan] |
Western Bank
Western Bank
Western Bank |
David Galbraith
F S Arnott MD
David Ewart Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
near the centre of Ecclefechan
A large and well Constructed house two stories in height and in good repair, in this building is a branch of the Western Bank. It is also the residence of David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
who is agent in the Bank |
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ECCLEFECHAN |
Ecclefechan
Ecclefechan
Ecclefechan |
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
David Galbraith
F S Arnott M D |
057 |
A considerable village near the east side of the parish of Hoddam on the road from Carlisle to Glasgow. It is supposed the name of the village is arrived from the Latin word Ecclesia, and an Irish abbot called Fechan who lived in the neighbourhood in the seventh century. The village is very irregularly built but has several good modern built houses which are occupied by the respected families. In it are five Taverns or Inns and a Post Office.
Formerly there were several meets and fairs in the Course of the year, but now there are only two of any importance.
Population about 1000
Once at least a month a market is held in the village of Ecclefechan .
There is also a pork market held every week during winter.
New Statisical Account of Hoddam |
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KIRKLAND SIKE |
Kirklandsyke
Kirklandsyke
Kirklandsyke |
David Ewart Esq
David Galbraith
William Carruthers |
057 |
[Situation] 14 Chains South from Ecclefechan
A few Cottages residence one story in height with gardens attached occupied by working people. |
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CRESSFELD |
Cressfield
Cressfield
Cressfield |
David Ewart Esq
David Galbraith
William Carruthers |
057 |
[Situation] In the S.Wn [South Western] vicinity of Eccelfechan.-
A handsome house two stories in height with garden and lands attached the property of Francis Little Esqr. |
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KIRKLANDSIKE |
Kirkland Syke
Kirkland Syke
Kirkland Syke |
David Ewart Esqr.
David Galbraith
William Carruthers |
057 |
[Situation] In S.Wn [South Eestern] vicinity of Eccelfechan.-
A small stream having its source a little to the west of Ecclefechan and falls into Mein Water |
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SCHOOL [Ecclefechan] |
Parochial School
Parochial School
Parochial School |
David Galbraith
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers |
057 |
A parochial school house situated in Ecclefechan the average number of scholars attending it are about 130 who are educated in the ordinary branches taught in English schools, including (mathematics classics etc) the teacher is David Galbraith whose salary amounts to £35 besides school fees, a free house and garden |
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Site of ST FECHAN'S CHURCH |
St Fechans Church (site)
St Fechans Church (site)
St Fechans Church (site) |
David Galbraith
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers |
057 |
The site of an Ancient Church at the south western extremity of Ecclefechan.
The wall is entirely demolished and the stones have been carried away. |
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BELLSLAND |
Bellsland
Bellsland
Bellsland |
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers
Alexander Henderson |
057 |
A row of cottages on each side of the Free Church, in good repair, with gardens attached. The property of several proprietors |
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BROADMEADOW |
Broadmeadow
Broadmeadow
Broadmeadow |
Dr Byers
David Galbraith
William Carruthers |
057 |
A row of cottages situated about a quarter of a mile to the south of Ecclefechan, one story in height with gardens attached, occupied by working people, the property of Dr Byers |
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Ecclefechan] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
James Bell
David Galbraith
John Mathison |
057 |
A house in good repair attached to the Free Church, the average number of scholars is 100, who are educated in the ordinary branches taught in English Schools the teacher is James Bell whose salary amounts to £12 received from the sustentation Fund of the Free Church, besides school fees |
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FREE CHURCH [Ecclefechan] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
John Mathison
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
James Bell |
057 |
A large edifice built in 1845 at a cost of £400 - number of sittings 550 congregation about 200, communicants 135, the minister's name is the Rev[Reverend] John Mathison whose stipend amounts to £140 |
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INFANT SCHOOL [Ecclefechan] |
Infant School
Infant School
Infant School |
James Bell
David Galbraith
William Carruthers |
057 |
A handsome cottage one storey in height with play-ground attached occupied by the Infant School the average number of scholars attending it is about 70, the teachers name is Miss Wilton whose salary is made up by the Subscriptions School Fees, and the Government Grant besides a Free house and Garden. |
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LANGLANDS |
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands |
David Ewart Esq[Esquire]
William Carruthers
David Galbraith |
057 |
Two handsome cottages, one storey in height with gardens attached the property of Mrs Ellis |
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CASTLEBANK |
Castlebank
Castlebank
Castlebank |
Herbert Hunter Esq[Esquire]
John Kerr
William Carruthers |
057 |
about 3/4 mile east of Ecclefechan
A good mansion house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. This house is pleasantly situated on the north bank of Mein Water. |
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FAIRY KNOWE |
Fairy Knowe
Fairy Knowe
Fairy Knowe |
Herbert Hunter Esq[Esquire]
John Kerr
William Carruthers |
057 |
A small artificial mound at Grahams Hall the name is well known in the locality |
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GRAHAM'S HALL |
Grahams Hall
Grahams Hall
Grahams Hall |
Herbert Hunter Esq[Esquire]
John Kerr
William Carruthers |
057 |
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of Herbert Hunter Esq[Esquire] |
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Page no. 21
No.68 on top left corner of page |
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AITCHIESONS-HILL |
Aitchiesons- Hill
Aitchiesons - Hill
Aitchiesons - Hill |
Estate map (1854)
Rent Receipt
W I Sharpe Esq[Esquire] Knockhill |
057 |
A cottage on the farm of Hoddam Mill it is slated and in good repair |
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HODDOM MILL (Corn) |
Hoddam Mill
Hoddam Mill
Hoddam Mill |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map (1854)
On lease |
057 |
A good stone building with House and Offices at a short distance all slated and in good repair to which a corn mill is attached. |
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HODDOM-MILL KNOWE |
Hoddam-Mill Knowe
Hoddam-Mill Knowe
Hoddam-Mill Knowe |
Mr Brown (Farmer)
John Bell Irving (Farmer)
Mr Corrie (Miller) |
057 |
A Knowe adjacent to the mill of the same name from which it is derived. |
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HORSE POOL |
Horse Pool
Horse Pool |
William Sharpe Esq[Esquire]Knockhill
John Dalziel Hoddam Castle |
057 |
A certain portion of River Annan where the water is very deep. |
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MAINHOLM |
Mainholm
Mainholm
Mainholm |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map (1854)
On Lease |
057 |
A large two storied Farm House with Offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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MAINHOLM COTTAGES |
Mainholm Cottages |
J Sharp Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Whitehead |
057 |
One storey buildings occupied by Agricultural labourers |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
Fullartons Imperial Gazette
Johnstones County Map
Blackwoods County Map |
057 |
This river forms the southern Boundary of the Parish from the Milk water downwards |
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WATER OF MILK |
Milk Water
Milk Water
Milk Water |
Fullartons Imperial Gazette
Johnstones County Map
Blackwoods Map |
057 |
A large stream rising in the parish of Tundergarth it forms the western Boundary for a short space. |
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In red ink below entry for Water of Milk
Water of Milk See Index of Dryfesdale Name Book
Two entries for Buckie Ditch/Bucky Ditch scored out |
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KNOCKHILL |
Knockhill
Knockhill
Knockhill |
Old Estate Map
Valuation Roll
W. J. Sharpe Esqr. |
057 |
[Situation] 65 Chains N. W. [ North West] from Hoddam Church
A neatly built Mansion with offices attached, all slated and in good repair
It is the Seat & property of W J Sharpe Esqr. |
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KNOCK BURN |
Knockburn
Knockburn
Knockburn |
Old Estate Map
W J Sharpe Esqr.
Mr D Galbraith (Schoolmaster) |
057 |
[Situation] 12 Chains S. E. [South East] from Knockhill
A row, consisting of three Cottages, at the entrance Gate to Knockhill, they are occupied by the servants of W J Sharpe Esqr. |
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KNOCKBURN |
Knock Burn
Knock Burn
Knock Burn |
Old Estate Map
W J Sharpe Esqr.
Mr D Galbraith (Schoolmaster) |
057 |
[Situation] From 1/4 mile NE [North east] of Knockhill SW [South West] to River Annan.
A small Burn rising on the farm of Yesket, it runs in a S. W. [South West] direction & falls into the River Annan at Hallguards. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- No. 21 -- Plan 57.7 Trace 1 -- [Page] 71
[Signed] Charles Fearnside
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BUCKIESMILL |
Buckies Mill
Buckies Mill
Buckies Mill |
Estate Map 1854
Valuation Roll
W I Sharp Esq [Esquire] |
057 |
A small Farm house and Grocers shop, slated and in good repair, there is an old Mill here which is now never used and is going to decay. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
Old Estate map
Estate Map 1854
W I Sharp Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
This was at one time a Farm Steading but is now used as a dwelling houses only which are in bad repair they are on the road from Annan to Lockerby |
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also on this page Braehead Old Estate Map, Estate Map 1854, W I Sharpe Esq[Esquire]
This was also a Farm steading but is now used as a dwelling houses they are in bad repair |
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HODDOM BRIDGE |
Hoddam Bridge
Hoddam Bridg |
William Gillies Annan
James Paterson
Annan |
057 |
A good substantial stone bridge which spans the River Annan where the leading (principal) road from Lockerbie to Annan crosses that river. It was built in 1784 etc. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Plan 57.7 Trace 1-- [Page] 73
Entries for Bucky Ditch, and Braehead Burn crossed out
[Signed] Charles fearnside
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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HODDOM [cottage] |
Hoddam
Hoddam
Hoddam
Hoddam
Hoddam |
Statistical Account
Valuation Roll
Statistical Account
Crawford County Map
Roys Map of Lower Annandale |
057 |
A small cottage on the road from Ecclefechan to Cummertrees a number of dwellings stood here at one, which was the reason that the Church was built adjacent. |
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HODDOMTOWN |
Hoddamtown
Hoddamtown
Hoddamtown |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map 1854
On Lease |
057 |
A substantial Farm house, two stories in height with offices attached all slated and in good repair, the threshing machine can be worked either by steam or water power. |
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SINCLAIR BURN |
Sinclair Burn
Sinclair Burn
Sinclair Burn |
Valuation Roll
W Bell Esq[Esquire] Surgeon R N
Mr D Galbraith (Schoolmaster) |
051; 057 |
A small Burn rising on the farm of Sinclairburn, it runs in the direction and falls into Knock Burn near to Knockhill. |
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BUSH |
Bush
Bush
Bush |
Valuation Roll
Old Estate Map
Mr W J Sharp(Gentleman) |
057 |
This was at one time a Farm but it is now used as cottages with some Offices of Meinfoot Farm attached. |
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CHURCH [parish, nr Knockhill] |
Hoddam Church
Hoddam Church
Hoddam Church |
Rev[Reverend] R Menzies(Minister)
Mr D Galbraith (Schoolmaster)
Mr W J Sharp (Gentleman) |
057 |
A substantial Modern built Church erected in the |Year 1817, is furnished with complete stoves, three galleries and a vestry.
There are two antiquities in the Church one is an alter it is built in the Porch next to the road, the other is a stone in the Vestry bearing the name of the Founder.
The inscription on the alter is annexed to this, it is a M S given by the Rev[Reverend] R Menzies, Minister of the Parish, who will also give the inscription of the one in the Vestry, which will be forwarded when received. |
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HODDOMCROSS |
Hoddam Cross
Hoddam Cross
Hoddam Cross |
Statistical Account
Estate Map 1854
Mr D Galbraith (Schoolmaster) |
057 |
A dwelling House and Blacksmith shop at the junction of four Roads near Hoddam Church. They are slated and in good repair |
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DUCKS POOL |
Ducks Pool
Ducks Pool |
John C Brown
James Thomson (Annan) |
057 |
A small pool in the River Annan about 1/2 mile below Hoddam Bridge. |
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GRAVE YARD [Hoddom Church (Site)] |
Graveyard
Graveyard |
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057 |
This is the Graveyard of the Ancient Parish of Hoddam in which stood the Church which is now gone to decay, the oldest stone bears the date 1707 |
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HALLGUARDS |
Hallguards
Hallguards
Hallguards |
Valuation Roll
Statistical Account
Estate Map 1854 |
057 |
A substantial two storied Farm House with Offices detached, all slated and in good repair |
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Site of HODDOM CASTLE |
Site of Hoddam Castle
Site of Hoddam Castle |
New Statistical Account of Hoddam
Fullartons Gazette of Scotland |
057 |
The House is erected on the site of the Ancient Hoddam Castle which was removed to the opposite side of the River Annan in the compliance of a Border treaty it is said to have been the residence of a Bruce. |
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Site of HODDOM CHURCH |
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057 |
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BANK POOL |
Bank Pool
Bank Pool |
John C Brown
James Thomson (Annan) |
057 |
A small pool in the River Annan about 3/4 mile below Hoddam Bridge |
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BEECHBUSH |
Beechbush
Beechbush
Beechbush |
Estate Map 1854
Mr W J Sharp (Gentleman)
Thomas Whitehead(Gamekeeper) |
057 |
A Cottage taking its name from a bush which stands before the door, it is slated and in good repair. |
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PRIEST'S PLUMB |
Priests Plumb
Plum, Plumb a deep pool |
John C Brown
James Thomson
(Annan) |
057 |
A deep pool in the River Annan |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
Fullartons Imperial Gazeteer
Johnstons County Map
Blackwoods Map |
057 |
This river forms the Southern Boundary of the Parish, there is a good stone bridge
(3 arches) across the river at Hallguards it is called Hoddam Bridge |
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SCALES POOL |
Scales Pool
Scales Pool |
John C Brown
James Thomson
(Annan) |
057 |
A small pool in River Annan a little below Turnshawhead. |
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MEINFOOT |
Meinfoot
Meinfoot
Meinfoot |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map (1854)
Mr W J Sharp (Gentleman) |
057 |
A good Farm House with offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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SUPPLEBANK |
Supplebank |
Valuation Roll,
John Irving tenant James Roddick Whins |
057 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S. [South] from Ecclefechan
A Farm with dwelling and office houses in good repair Situated about 1/2 a mile South of the village of Ecclefechan. |
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SHAWBRAE |
Shawbrae |
John Irving Supplebank
David Galbraith
James Roddick Whins |
057 |
[Situation] 26 Chains N.W. [North West] by W. [West] from Supplebank.-
Two cottages on the farm of Supplebank |
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GILLIE'S BURN |
Gillie's Burn |
John Irving Supplebank
Herbert Hunter Meinfoot
William Kennedy Luce |
057 |
[Situation] At the West Side of this Plan
A small stream which rises near Shawbrae and runs in to Mein Water at Meinfoot. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Sheet 57.8. trace 1 -- [Page] 79 |
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ECCLEFECHAN BURN |
Ecclefechan Burn |
David Galbraith
John Irving
David Ewart |
051; 057 |
A considerable stream which rises near Burnswark Hill, and flows through the village of Ecclefechan, and falls into Mein Water. |
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HODDOM COTTAGE |
Hoddom Cottage |
David Galbraith Schoolteacher
John Irving Supplebank
Herbert Hunter Meinfoot |
057 |
A good cottage with garden attached, occupied by the parish schoolmaster, situated about 3/4 of a mile from the village of Ecclefechan on the road to Hoddam Bridge. |
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KIRKLAND SIKE |
Kirkland Syke |
David Galbraith Schoolmaster
John Irving Supplebank
David Ewart Esq[Esquire] |
057 |
A small river which gathers a little above Ecclefechan and runs through the village of Kirklandsyke and thence into the Mein Water. |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water |
Blackwoods County Map
Statistical Account of Dumfriesshire
Fullartons Gazette |
057 |
A considerable stream which rises at Minsca near the Northern Boundary of the Parish and runs in a southerly direction for 4 1/2 miles and then westward about 4 1/4 miles to the Annan at a point about 3/4 mile South from Hoddam Kirk. |
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TRUMPET KNOWES |
Trumpet Knowes |
John Johnstone Poet Ecclefechan
William Carruthers
John Irving Supplebank |
057 |
A small ridge of Conical shaped knows situated on the west end of the village of Ecclefechan.
The knowes took their name from a small moss in shape like that of a trumpet, and situated near the same spot.
The moss is now drained. |
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MEINBANK |
Meinbank |
Thoma Roddick Farmer
James Roddick Whins
Herbert Hunter |
057 |
A farm with dwelling and office house threshing machine and all in good repair.
Situated on the South of Mein Water near where it joins the Annan. |
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MEINFOOT |
Meinfoot |
John Orr MacKenzie
Herbert Hunter Farmer
James Roddick Whins |
057 |
A farm with extensive offices including a Threshing Mill on Hoddam Castle Estate.
Situated on the right bank of Mein Water and near its junction with River Annan. |
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MEINFOOT COTTAGES |
Meinfoot Cottages |
John Orr MacKenzie
Herbert Hunter
James Roddick |
057 |
Three cottages with gardens on the farm of Meinfoot. |
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PARK |
Park
ParK |
Thomas Roddick Meinbank
James Roddick Whins
Herbert Hunter Meinfoot
Johnstones Co. [County] Map |
057 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] from SupplebanK.
A cottage in a ruinous state on the farm of MeinbanK. |
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PARK QUARRY |
Park Quarry |
Thomas Roddick
James Roddick
Herbert Hunter |
057 |
[Situation] 45 Chains S.E. [South East] from SupplebanK
A sandstone Quarry at Park the stone is adapted for building purposes. |
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WHINS |
Whins |
James Roddick Farmer
Thomas Roddick
Herbert Hunter |
057 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] from SupplebanK
A farm with dwelling house quite new, outhouses and threshing machine in good repair. Situated near the east side of the Parish. |
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Parish of Hoddam -- Sheet 57.8 trace 3 -- [Page] 83
[Signed] John Jane
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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BROWN MOOR |
Brown Moor
Browm Muir |
James Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank
John Irving Supplebank
Old Statistics of Hoddam
Johnstones County Map |
057 |
This name is applied to a considerable ridge or hill which includes the meeting point of the three parishes Hoddam, Annan and Middlebie and stretches about half a mile Eastward running nearly parallel to and at a short distance from the Mein water. |
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BROWNMOOR WOOD |
Brown Moor Wood |
John Rithart
James Phillips
Alexander Currie
all Middlebie |
057 |
A large mixed plantation on Brown Moor |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
Fullerton's Gazetteer
Blackwoods County Map
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Dumfriesshire |
057 |
[Situation] On the S.Wn. [South Western] Parish Boundary
A considerable stream which rises about six miles above Moffat runs in a Southerly direction and falls into the Solway about a mile below the town of Annan.
"The R. [River] Annan in passing along the western boundary of Hoddam is in general about 100 feet broad and abounds in deep pools" |
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[Page] 85 -- Parish of Hoddam -- Sheet 57.12, trace 1
[Signed] John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LUCE |
Luce
Luss
Luce |
Parish Statistics
Andrew A Pearson Esq
William Kennedy Farmer
Johnstones County Map
Valuation Rolls (modern) |
057 |
[Situation] About 7 Chains from Wn [Western] Parish Boundary
A farm with dwelling and outhouses threshing and churning machines and in good repair. Part of the estate of Luce Situated near the west side of the ph. [parish], on the road from Ecclefechan to Annan. |
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LUCE POOL |
Luce Pool |
William Kennedy
William Dalrymple Newpark gate
Robert Maxwell
Newpark Tollbar |
057 |
[Situation] In river Annan
A deep pool in the R. [River] Annan at Luce. |
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MANSE [ph, Luce] |
Manse (Established Church) |
Rev [Reverend] Robert Menzies
William Kennedy |
057 |
[Situation] Situated near the West side of the ph. [parish] on the road from Ecclefechan to Annan
An excellent house in a good state of repair-the offices are all good - there is a very superior garden, and the shrubbery around add greatly to the shelter and ornament of the place, the view towards the West is beautiful and extensive along the whole vale of the Annan to its junction with the Solway. |
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[Page] 86 -- Parish of Hoddam -- Sheet 57.12 trace 1
Luss was the Ancient mode of Spelling - from Celtic Lus - an herb,
Dr. [Doctor] Chalmers
[Signed] John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BROATCH-HEAD |
Broatch-head |
William Kennedy Luce
James Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
[Situation] 29 Chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Luce.-
Two cottages on the farm of Luce. |
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GRAVE YARD [Luce Church (Site)] |
Luce Graveyard |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Menzies
William Kennedy
Thomas RoddicK |
057 |
[Situation] 7 Chains N. [North] from Luce.
The graveyard of the ancient Parish of Luce Situated near the present Manse of Hoddam. The Church of Luce is said to have stood at or near the Graveyard, the exact spot is not well Known. The Hamlet of Luce is entirely demolished Save one old ruin. The situation was, close to the R. [River] Annan and at the top of a steep banK which slopes down in to Luce Pool. |
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Site of LUCE CHURCH |
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057 |
That a Church Stood at or near the Graveyard is authenticated by every intelligent persons in the district but this Site cannot be pointed out.
[Signed] John Jane Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
T.W. |
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LUCEPARK |
Lucepark |
William Kennedy Luce
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
The cottage on the farm of Whins |
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BROATCH-HEAD GILL |
Broatchhead Gill |
William Kennedy Luce
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
A narrow but deep glen the sides of which are covered with oak tree, chiefly of natural growth.
Situated near some cottages of the same name and on the farm of Luce. |
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NEWPARK |
Newpark |
William Kennedy Luce
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
A small farm with dwelling and outhouses in good repair, pleasantly situated on the banks of the Annan at the western extremity of the Parish |
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NEWPARK T.P. |
Newpark Tollbar |
written on Tollboard
Robert Maxwell Tollgatherer
William Roddick Whins |
057 |
Situated on the County road from Bridekirk to Langholm and about 3/4 mile from the farmer |
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NEWPARKGATE |
Newparkgate |
William Dalrymple Farmer
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
A small farm with dwelling and outhouse in bad repair,
Situated on the road from Ecclefechan to Annan and near the southern boundary of the Parish. |
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ALICE'S POOL |
Alice's Pool
Alice a proper name |
Rev[Reverend] Robert Menzies
Bryce Hall Mount Annan North Lodge
Bailey's Dictionary |
057 |
A deep pool in the River Annan about 1/4 mile above Newpark |
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KILN POT |
Kiln Pot
Kiln Pot |
J C Brown
Bryce Hall both Annan |
057 |
A small pool in Annan water, a little above Brydekirk Mains |
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BECKHEAD |
Beckhead |
William Kennedy Luce
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
Three cottages in bad repair situated on the farm of William -wood, on the Butcherbeck Burn, at the southern extremity of the Parish. |
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BUTCHERBECK BURN |
Butcherbeck Burn |
William Kennedy Luce
William Roddick Whins
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
A small stream which forms the southern boundary of the Parish for about a mile, and runs into the Annan
Takes name from an Old farm house called Butcherbeck hence the apparent redundancy in this name, Beck and Burn being synonomous |
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BRIDEKIRK BRIDGE |
Bridekirk Bridge |
Messrs Campbell and Thomson
Parish Statistics
William Roddick Whins
John C Brown Esq[Esquire]Road Surveyor |
057 |
A good stone building of the arches which span the River Annan on the road leading from the village of Bridekirk to Langholm |
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BRIDEKIRK MILLS (Woollen & Corn) |
Bridekirk Mills |
Messrs Campbell and Thomson
William Roddick Whins |
057 |
An extensive flour mill with Carding mill and outbuildings
Situated on the River Annan close to Bridekirk Bridge, the business is carried on by Messrs Campbell and Thomson
There is another mill on the opposite side of the Annan of the same name, and belonging to the Company hence Mills |
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CLEUGH-HEAD |
Cleugh-head |
Colonel Dirom
William Roddick Whins
Bryce Hall Mount Annan Lodge |
057 |
A good modern dwelling house of one story, with office house and garden, Shrubberies, pleasure grounds and pleasantly situated at the Southern extremity of the Parish and near the River Annan |
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LASSIES' POOL |
Lassies' Pool
Lassies' Pool |
J C Brown Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan |
057 |
A small pool in the River Annan immediately above the bridge at the east of the village of Brydekirk |
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NEWPARKHILL |
Newparkhill |
William Roddick Whins
Bryce Hall Mount Annan Lodge
Thomas Roddick Meinbank |
057 |
Two cottages with gardens situated near Cleughhead |
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NORTH LODGE [Mount Annan] |
Mount Annan North Lodge |
Bryce Hall ,tenant
Colonel Dirom
William Roddick Whins |
057 |
Situated at the South western extremity of the parish and of the entrance to Mount Annan Mansion |
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Co. [County] Dumfries
Hoddam Ph. [Parish]
Scale 25-3-44.
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51 -- 8 -- 5. 6
51 -- 10 -- 7. 8
51 -- 11 -- 9. 14
51 -- 12 -- 15. 22
51 -- 14 -- 23. 24
51 -- 15 -- 25. 30
51 -- 16 -- 31. 38
56 -- 2 -- 39. 40
56 -- 3 -- 41. 48
56 -- 4 -- 49. 68
56 -- 6 -- 69. 70
56 -- 7 -- 71. 78
56 -- 8 -- 79. 84
56 -- 11 -- 84. 84
56 -- 12 -- 85. 92
56 -- 16 -- 93. 94
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