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HOLYWOOD [parish] |
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Haliewood
Dercongal |
Stat: [Statistical] Acc: [Account] of Dumfries Page 553.
The Old Stat [Statistical] Account of Dumfries
Chalmers' Caledonia
Fullarton's Gazetteer Page 803.
Oliver and Boyd's Almanac 1853
J & C. Walker's Map
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Communion Cup inscription belonging to Parish
Charters of 13th. Century |
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The Parish of Holywood [derives] its appropriate name from a Sacred [Grove] or Oak Forest, which existed therein [during] Druidical times.
As it was usual for the Druids to hold special assemblies in a consecrated [place] ("considunt in loco consecrato") it is probable that the sacred character was thus attached to [--] wood and transmitted to their Successors [the] Culdees. Sometime anterior to the 12th. [Century] an Irish recluse named Congal had his Cell in the Oak Forest, from which [circumstance] -as is supposed- the name Dercongal is [a--] to this Parish in the Bulls and Charters [of] the 13th. Century. A Catholic Settlement [was] formed here about the 12th. Century and [the] ancient Abbey of Holywood is supposed to [have] been founded on the Site of this recluse's [Cell] in the Forest, hence the name Dercongal - [the] Scots-Irish-for "The Oakwood of Congal." |
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The initials JBJ appear below 'Holywood' in the Orthography column
Descriptive Remarks - the last letters of each line are lost in the page fold.
Line 8 the last word is almost completely lost - best guess would be 'this'
Line 13 the last word is not clear - comparing to assemblies (7 lines up) it might be 'assigned'
'This hermit, named Congal, said to have lived
about the beginning of the eleventh century, gave to his cell the name
Dercongal, or the Oakwood of Congal, a designation which was still
given to the district two centuries later. '
The manuscripts of His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry ... preserved at Drumlanrig castle ..
https://archive.org/details/buccleuchqueens01greauoft
see also OS1/10/26/7A -
NB: I noticed these errors while comparing to Caledonia Vol III, 1810 version: https://archive.org/details/caledoniaoraccou03chal
the word in [] is 'grove', not [group?]
it is 'Scoto' Irish (two instances)
'Neither' not Neith |
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Are there any Detached portions of this parish?
Are there Detached portions of any other parish situated within the account area of the parish of Holy wood?
It must however have been found advantageous to retain the Sacred Character of the Parish and it is probable the name Holywood was recognised by the Roman Catholics as at the dawn of the Reformation the following "For the Parish of Holywood "1619" was inscribed upon a Silver Communion Cup still preserved as res Sacrce of the Parish._ Halie or Holy_Scotch- means Holy._Holywood Parish is bounded in the North-west and North by Dunscore, on the North-east by KirKmahoe, on the South by Dumfries in Dumfries-Shire and Terregles and Irongray in Kirkcudbrightshire and on the South-west by Irongray. It is of irregular and of very various breadth. It extends 10 miles in length and averages in breadth throughout about 1½ miles - the narrowest point being only ¼ of a mile and the broadest 2½ miles. Its super-ficial area may be roughly computed at 8,820 imperial acres, vizt (videlicet) 300 acres of moorland and 350 of moss, 120 of meadowland and about 550 of wood; and about 7,500 of arable land. The surface is flat and there are only one or two inconsiderable hills, what may be termed Uplands; but the general aspect of the whole Parish con-tributes highly to form part of the rich and beautiful vale of Lower Nithsdale. Agricultural improvements have perhaps been more spirited and successfully carried out here than in any other Parish of the County, the annual productiveness of the land throughout having doubled in amount during the last 40 years.
From the North, the River Nith glides along the Eastern boundary and in its course forms two tiny Islets. Though fordable at three places during Summer, it very often during Winter comes down with such speed and bulk as to deny the opposition of embanKments in the more exposed situations. Cairn Water intersects the Parish at the most contracted part of its breadth and under this name forms the South-west boundary until it joins Auld Water of Cluden where these united Waters assume the name Cluden forming at intervals the South boundary until they join the River Nith, a little below Lincluden. Glengaber Burn is the only other Stream of notice; which has its source in the Parish and flows bendingly through the Parish till it falls into the Cluden Water nearly opposite to Irongray Church. Five other hills water the Parish.- Limestone and hard red Sand-stone exist in the centre of the Parish but never have been properly worked, - lead ore has also been turned up. The modern man-sions are Portrack, Gribton, Broomrigg, Newton-Aird (and) Cowhill and Dellawoodie. Three are twovillages in the Parish with a respective population of about 200. Houses in the Parish, about 197. Aforesaid property about £8,000. Holywood is in the Presbytry and synod of Dumfries. The Parish Church is built in the cruciform style having a plain square tower and has sittings for about 530. It stands near the site of the old Abbey of Holywood from which the stones were taken to build it - its situation is very inconvenient, being not more than a mile from the lower part and upwards of 8 miles from higher part of the Parish. Patron Crichton of Keoch. There is a Manse and glebe attached. There are also three endowed Schools, with respectively £25.6/8d/ £16 and £10.6/8 salaries The site of the Abbey of Holywood has already been remarked upon Page 84, as also FourmerKland. 2 Towers built by the Maxwells in the 16th Century, and eleven stones point out the site of a Druidical circle or Temple,- these constituting the Antiquities of this Parish. --- The Parish is intersected by the Dumfries and Glasgow T. (Turn) P. (Pike) and along the Cluden by the Ayr road there are also five or six other excellent roads. The Glasgow and South-Western Railway runs along the east end of the Parish, - it enters and leaves the Parish by means of two viaducts respectively across the Nith, and there is a branch Station about a mile east of Holywood village.
There are no detached portions of this Parish
There are no detached portions of any other Parish situated within the boundary of Holywood Parish. JBJ. (signed) J B Junor c/a (Civilian Assistant) |
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Milligantown |
Milligantown
Milligantown
Milligantown
Milliganton
Milligantown |
James Elton
F. Wilson Esqr.(Esquire)
W Maxwell
Stat. (Statistical) Acc. (Account) of Dumfries
Johnstones Co. (County) Map |
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Milligantown Cottage |
Milligantown Cottage
Milligantown Cottage
Milligantown Cottage |
James Elton
Wm. (William) Maxwell
William Barber |
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Parish of Holywood
Sheet 40, Plan 14
[Signed] W Donohue C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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CAIRN WATER |
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Stat. (Statistical) Acc. (Account) of Dumfries
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnstone's Co. (County) Map |
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A Rivulet formed by the united Waters of Craigdarroch, Daluhar and Castlefairn near the village of Monicaive in the Parish of Glencairn which bears the Name of Cairn Water to its junction with the Auld Cluden Water.
The Cairn however is much vexed and more [vexing] in it`s turn by the doubtful extent of the application of its name.Previously to the Glencairn, what is sometimes called the Cairn figures in topographical nomenclature as the Castlefairn - and from the junction of the Cairn with the Glenesland on the boundary between Dunscore and Holywood - onwards till its union with the Nith it is sometimes termed Cluden Water. This topographical nomenclature may with good propriety to set aside by a Tradition, that the Cairn at one time pursued a different course, and which Tradition derives considerable credit from the pastures of land in that neighbourhood - and in accordance herewith and also the following description in Stat [Statistical] Account of Dumfries Page 337, the naming of this Stream on the Plans has been adopted. The Cairn rises among the hills of Balmaclellan or Dalry in the Stewardry of Kirkcudbrightshire and runs through the Parishes of Glencairn, Dunscore, Holywood and Irongray , in which last, it is joined by another Stream called the Clouden, which, although much smaller, carries also it's name to the United Waters of the Cairn and itself, from the parish of direction till they fall into the Nith, a few miles below. There is a [reason if signed,] however, for the name of the larger stream having merged into the smaller. For accessing to "( )" and did not mix its Waters with the Cluden at all. Instead of passing through the Parishes of Holywood and Irongray, it is supposed to have passed through Dunscore in an [easterly] direction down the Glen of the [?] and to have fallen into the Nith several miles higher up than the [Clondon ?] And it is a [reason for this in part] of this tradition that the "(Clouden)" called the "Auld Water" of Clouden that is, previously, to its junction with the Cairn Water. JBJ. [signed] J B Junor c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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Hi Murray
would appreciate if you would have a look at FAQs re brackets, expansion of abbreviations etc.
Esq. should not be expanded
Abbreviated christian names should be expanded eg. if original says Wm. you transcribe William, Alex. Alexander etc. etc.
We always use square brackets if we are expanding or writing something that is not in the original eg. [Signed] , [Civilian Assistant] etc.
The page number and any other information in the header should be put in Continued entries as I have done on this page for you. |
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TOWNHEAD WOODS |
Townhead Woods
Townhead Woods
Townhead Woods |
John Hall Townhead
James Smith Loweberry
John Murray Berryland |
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A large of two plantations both of average size & closely planted, the property of Alexander Maxwell Esq |
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MAGGIE'S CLEUCH |
Maggy's Cleuch
Maggy's Cleuch
Maggy's Cleuch
Maggie, -abv (abbreviation) of Margaret |
John Hall
James Smith
John Murray
Jamieson's Dict. (Dictionary) |
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A hollow through which a stream flows, the stream has no name - it bears the name from Within Common Plan to the letter A on trace No. 2, the name is desired from the fact of a person of the name having committed Suicide in it. Cleugh - a hollow - not Cleuch which signifies a precipice. |
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GLENGABER BURN |
Glengaber Barn
Glengaber Barn
Glengaber Barn
Glengaber Burn
Glengaber Burn
Glengaber Burn |
John Hall
John Murray
James Smith
Johnstone's Co. (County) Map
Fullarton's Gazette
Oliver & Boyds Almanac 1863 |
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A Stream the continuation of the Water that flows through Maggys Cleuch, bears the name from the termination of Maggys Cleuch through to this & other Plans. Glengaber would imply a valley frequented by goats -the latter compound from Gabhar - a Goat pronounced soft in Gaelic. The authority would therefore be correct here, in the spelling |
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Plan 40.15 Trace No. 1 & 2 (Page) 3
Each Orthography entry has been marked JBJ understood to be Civilian Assistant J B Junor.
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Glengaber Burn |
Glengaber Burn |
Dr. [Doctor] Reid
Mr Armstrong
Mr Hiddlestone |
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Sheet 48
Plans 4-8
Trace 1 Ph.[Parish] of Holwood
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PORTRACK CASTLE (Remains of) |
Portrack Castle
Portrack Castle
Portrack Castle |
Mr. James Graham
Mr. G. Nelson
Mr. Thorburn |
041 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 17 on Trace 1.
The Remains of Castle. This Tower or Castle was used as a place of defence in the time of James ,Vth. by the family of Maxwells. |
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RIVER NITH |
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Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnstones Co. [County] map |
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"The largest of the three Chief rivers "of Dumfries-Shire, and which gives "the name of Nithsdale to the Wastern [Western] "division of the County. - Exclusive " of all minor bends and windings it " has a course of 48 miles."
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Sheet 41 Plan 13 Parish of Holywood
[Portrack Castle (Remains of)] (16th Century)
[Entry for Old Glasgow Road is scored out] Cancelled
[Signed] M. Donohue c .a. [civilian assistant] Febr [February] 1855. |
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Portrack Castle - Orthography - written faintly/in pencil - German Text
There are initials JBJ below both entries in the Orthography and also initials? in the List of Names - Won?
River Nith - Orthography - written faintly/in pencil - [omitted by Bexal?]
[Entry for xxx is scored out] - follows Chr1smac -Moderator's format
check River Nith - Descriptive Remarks - line 3 last word appears to be Wastern rather than Western
- last line - I read it as '48' miles with the 8 distorted, but Fullarton's has 49 miles - see:
https://archive.org/stream/topographicalvo21842scot#page/450/mode/2up (& following page) |
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PORTRACK HOUSE |
Portrack House
Portrack House
Portrack House
Portract
Portract
Portract House
Pertract |
Mr. Graham
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Thorburn
Black's Co. [County] map
Johnstone's Co. [County] map
Stat: [Statistical] A/c [Account] of Dumfries
Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 1 On Trace 1
A neat mansion, with pleasure ground And plantations [occupied] by Mr. James Graham, property [of] John Harley Maxwell.
In an original valuation of the [house] dated 26th march 1634 - the name is [--]
The derivation of the name might be from Porter to carry and Rack - a shallow [ford] there may have existed a shallow in the Nith - over which passengers were carried. |
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LOWER PORTRACK |
Lower Portrack,
Lower Portrack,
Lower Portrack, |
Mr. Graham
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Thorburn |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 20 On Trace 1.
A dwelling house, buildings garden and farm, Occupied by George Nelson property of John Harley Maxwell, |
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THE LAKE |
The Lake
The Lake
The Lake
The Lake |
Mr. Graham
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Austin ,
Adm. [Admiral] Johnston of Cow hill |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 26 on Trace 1.
A stream from Lower [Portrack] in an Easterly direction to [the] River Nith, supposed to [have] been the ancient boundary of Parish Holywood |
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Sheet 41 Plan 13 Parish of Dunscore
[Signed] M Donohue C. A. [Civilian Assistant] Feb [February] 1855. |
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There are initials JBJ below each of the entries in the Orthography and also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?
Descriptive Remarks - first and last entries - letters/words lost in the page fold - best guesses inserted
Descriptive Remarks - Portrack House - the cut-off word on the 2nd last line is very likely to be 'ford'
since the Scots definition of Rack is (http://www.dsl.ac.uk/entry/snd/rack_v1_n2)
6. A ford in a river (see 1825 quot.);
Dmf. 1834 Letters C. K. Sharpe (1888) II. 480:
The breaks in the narrative, like the racks in the Nith and Annan, |
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RIVER NITH |
River Nith |
J. M. Leny Esqr
Mr Waugh
Plan of Dalswinton |
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See Remarks Page 7. |
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COWHILL |
Cowhill |
Admiral Johnstone
Mr Houston
Plan of Cowhill
Stat. [Statistical] Acc: [Account] of Dumfries
Johnstones Co. [County] map |
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An elegant and commodious mansion, beautifully situated on [an] eminence near the River Nith. The property of Admiral Johnstone. |
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BELLFIELD |
Bellfield |
Admiral Johnstone
Mr Houston
Plan of Cowhill |
041 |
A dwellinghouse of two stories, with threshing machine, barns and other farm offices, all in good repair; together with corn yard, garden &c. The property of Admiral Johnstone. |
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Sheet 41/14 -- Trace 1 (Holywood)
[Entry for Cowhill Haugh is scored out] Cancelled As Being only a Field Name |
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check Cowhill - Descriptive Remarks - 2nd line - 'an' may have been scored out, but I don't see why.
check Bellfield - Descriptive Remarks - 2nd word - 'house' assumed rather than 'home', although the curvature of the last down stroke makes it look more like an 'm' than 'us' |
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STROQUHAN BELT |
Straquhan Belt
Straquhan Belt
Straquhan Belt
Stroquhan
Stroquhan |
James Barber The Chapel
James Elton Milliganton
George Crosbie Gamekeeper, Speddoch
See Dunscore Book
Mr. Wilson Proprietor |
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A fir plantation — trees of average size & closely planted—the property of Francis Wilson Esq. |
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SPEDDOCH BURN |
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn |
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrick
Johnstones Co. [County] map |
048 |
A Stream issuing from a Swamp in the moorland of Speddoch Farm bears the name to its Junction with the Cairn Water. |
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SPEDDOCH HILL BELT |
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt |
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrick
James Elton |
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A long stripe of Fir plantation - trees of average growth & closely planted the property of John G Clark Esq. |
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Plan 48. 1. -- Trace No. [Number] 1 . 2 & 4
[Speddoch Burn - Note (referring to the Swamp)] on Sheet 48 Plan 5
[Signed] Owen Barrett c a [civil assistant] |
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SHAWFORD BRIDGE |
Shawford Bridge
Shawford Bridge
Shawford Bridge |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Corrie
Mr. Crosbie. |
048 |
[Situation] At No. [Number] 17 on Trace
A stone bridge of one arch across Speddoch Burn. |
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CAIRN WATER |
Cairn Water
River Cairn
Water of Cairn
Cairn Water
Cairn Water
The Cairn [Water] |
Black's Co. [County] map
Estate Plan 1837
Estate map 1811
mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie
Stat. [Statistical] Acc. [Account] of Dumfries |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 36 on Trace 1. and 5
A stream through this Plan.
See Remarks Page 2 |
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Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2.
[Entry for Shawford Burn is scored out] Cancelled Re enquiries made JBJ
[Note] See P. [Page] 16
[Signed] M Donohue |
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[Shawford Bridge - note]: Is it a Co. [County] Bridge — [owned?]
check Cairn Water - Other modes of Spelling - 'Water' in the last entry may be scored out as there are some faint lines through it |
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BARBUIE BURN |
[Barbuie Burn]
[Barbuie Burn]
Barboy Burn
Barbuie Burn
Barbuie Burn |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie
Estate Plan 1837
John G. Clark Esqr. Speddoch
R. Kilpatrick Speddoch Hill |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 66 on Trace 5 .
A stream forming a boundary between Holywood Ph [Parish] and Kirkpatrick [Irongray] |
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SCARBRAE |
Scarbrae
Scarbrae
Scarbrae |
Map of 1837
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 68 69. 70 71 on Trace 5.
A few cottages and [garden(s)] occupied by laboring [men] |
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MILL BANK |
Mill Bank
Mill Bank
Mill Bank |
Estate Plan
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 43 on Trace 5
A Steep bank wooded, forming a remarkable [feature] overhanging Cairn Water |
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Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2,
[Signed] M Donohue C.A. [Civil Assistant] |
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Barbuie Burn - Other modes of spelling - the first two entries are " - since they seem to be in the same ink as the name written in the 1st column I am assuming the writer is meaning ditto for the spelling in the 1st column.
Descriptive Remarks - all 3 entries - some letters lost in the page fold - best guesses entered
[Mill Bank - Note] If the name applies to the Bank it should be in [St-- on plan] But if it [opens] to the wood - then the description should be " A Wood on a Steep Bank [&c] - not "Steep bank - wooded [&c] [amo] |
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SPEDDOCH |
Speddoch
Speddoch
Speddoch |
Estate Plan 1837.
J. G. Clark Esqr.
Mr. Fergusson. |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 11 on Trace. 1.
A neat mansion, out offices garden and Pleasure ground Occupied by & property of J. G. Clark Esqr. |
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TAILOR'S BRIDGE |
Tailor's Bridge
Tailor's Bridge
Tailor's Bridge |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Corrie
Mr. Crosbie |
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[Situation] 6½ chains S.W. [South West] of Speddoch
A Stone bridge of one arch across Speddoch Burn this was originally built by a Tailor hence the name. |
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Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2,
[Entry for Greenside is scored out] Cancelled Extent not being sufficiently defined
[Signed] M Donohue c. a. [civil assistant] |
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TEMPLAND HILL |
Templand Head
Templand Head
Templand Head |
Estate Plan 1837,
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Corrie |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 8 on Trace 1.
A grass Plot, & Strip of wood the property of J.G. Clark Esq |
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BROWN KNOWE |
Brown Knowe
Brown Knowe
Brown Knowe |
Estate Plan 1837
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Corrie |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 34 on Trace 1.
A hill feature forming a prominent object on the banks of the Cairn Water, |
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HAGG WOOD |
Hag Wood
Hag Wood
Hag Wood
Hagg wood |
Estate Plan 1837
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Corrie
J. G. Clarke, Proprietor, [-] Letter, |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 7 on Trace 1.
A wood so called. the property of J G. Clark Esqr.
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SPEDDOCH BURN |
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn |
Johnston Co. [County] map,
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie
Johnstones Co. [County] map |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 18 Trace 1 And at No. [Number] 17 on Trace 4.
A stream that enters the W [West] of this Plan passes Eastward to Cairn Water . |
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[Page] 16,
Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2,
[Signed] M. Donohue C. A. [Civil Assistant] |
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Descriptive Remarks - last 2 entries - some letters lost in the page fold - best guesses entered. (Also Templand Hill - it is probably Esqr. rather than just the 'Esq' that is visible)
Hagg Wood - Last entry in Authority column - unknown abbreviation (underlined) before 'Letter' |
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SPEDDOCH SAWMILL |
Speddoch Sawmill
Speddoch Sawmill
Speddoch Sawmill |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie
Mr. Corrie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 48 on Trace 5.
Mill used for Sawing and cutting Timber. |
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UPPER STEPFORD |
Upper Stepford
Upper Stepford
Upper Stepford |
Mr. Hyslop
Mr. Lorimer
Mr. Fergusson |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 101 on Trace 6.
A farm house and farm occupied by the proprietor Mr. James Hyslop |
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LOWER STEPFORD |
Lower Stepford
Lower Stepford
Lower Stepford |
Mr. Lorimer
Mr. Hyslop
Mr. Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 123 on Trace 6,
A farm house and farm occupied by the proprietor Mr. James Lorimer. |
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[Page] 17,
Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2,
[Signed] M. Donohue c Assist [civil Assistant] march 1855 |
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Check Lower Stepford - Other modes of spelling - 3rd entry - the ditto has been crossed out and the 'L' is written differently so it could conceivably be a 'T'. There doesn't seem to be any mention elsewhere to a Tower at Stepford though. |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
James Hyslop
James Lorimer
Mr. Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 147 on Trace 6
Neat cottage-dwelling , and Workshop & garden property of William Morrine |
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SPEDDOCH SCHOOL |
Speddoch School
Speddoch School
Speddoch School |
John Nicol Schoolmaster
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 55 on Trace 5
A literary school for Boys & [Girls] Supported by Subscription from the Parishioners.
A Parish School |
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KILNSHANG PLANTATION |
Kilnshang Plantation
Kilnshang Plantation
Kilnshang Plantation |
Estate map of Speddoch
Mr Fergusson
Mr Crosbie |
048 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 26 on Trace 1.
A Strip of mixed wood the greater portion consists [of] firs |
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[Page] 18.
Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 2, |
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There are initials JBJ below each of the entries in the Orthography and also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?
Speddoch School - Orthography - written below (in pencil?) [Parochial Side School.]
2nd and 3rd entries - Descriptive Remarks - some words/letters lost in page fold
Kilnshang Plantation - 1st entry of Authority - I have transcribed as "Estate map" although there is not even a partial downward stroke to indicate an 'a' and what is written actually 'appears' to be "Estote mop" |
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HIGH WOOD |
High Wood
High Wood
High Wood |
James Smith Gamekeeper
John Murray Berryland
William Walker Little Burnside |
048 |
A mixed plantation - trees of Small Size & closely planted —the property of Hugh Corrie Esq. |
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TOWNHEAD WOODS |
Townhead Woods
Townhead Woods |
James Smith
John Murray |
040; 048 |
[Situation] Trace No . [Number] 2 .
Several enclosures of fir plantation planted at different times , the trees , are nearly all, of average size & closely planted —the property of Alexander Maxwell. |
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MAGGIE'S CLEUGH |
Maggy's Cleugh
Maggy's Cleugh
Maggy's Cleugh
Maggie - abb: [abbreviation] for Margaret |
John Hall
James Smith
John Murray
Jamieson |
040; 048 |
See Page 3. |
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[Page] 19,
Plan 48 .3 . -- Trace No. [Number] 1 & 2
[Entry for Freestone Hill is scored out] |
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DUNDRUM PLANTATION |
Dundrum
Dundrum
Dundrum
Dundrum Plantation
Dundrum Plantation
Dundrum Plantation
Dundrum Plantation |
John Hall Townhead
John Murray Berryland
James Smith Loweberry
Mr. Corrie
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Davidson
John Beck
Mr Hamilton |
048 |
A fir plantation trees of average size & closely planted the property of Alexander Maxwell.
The etymon of this word is probably "Dun - a hill" and "Drum a Ridge - a term applied to hillocks which rise as ridges above adjacent grounds. |
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FAR DUNDRUM PLANTATION |
Far Dundrum
Far Dundrum
Far Dundrum |
John Hall
John Murray
James Smith |
048 |
A fir plantation - trees of average Size & closely planted—the property of Alexander Maxwell Esq. |
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LOWEBERRY [hill] |
Loweberry
Lewberry
Loeberry
Looberry |
Thomas Campbell Killyloch
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Estate Map
James Smith Gamekeeper |
048 |
A considerable hill, — there is no settled mode of spelling this name, but I think Loweberry is the correct way. 'Lowe' means 'Hill' - Berry in Dumfries usage means to thrash corn, - and as it was usual before the introduction of machinery to do so on elevated situations,— [probably] hence the name. |
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[Page] 20,
Plan 48.3 . -- Trace No. [Number] 3 & 4 |
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There are initials JBJ below each of the entries in the Orthography and also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?
NB: the 1st column (List of Names to be corrected) shows a spelling for Dundrum different from anywhere else on the page - Dunarom
There are some words written in pencil(?) in the Orthography column - possibly - Dunndrum? (also at the bottom - 2n. Loweberry Hill - but crossed out)
check Loweberry - Descriptive Remarks - last word, 2nd last line is smudged, but appears to be "probably" |
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LOWEBERRY [house] |
Loweberry
Lewberry
Loeberry
Looberry |
Thomas Campbell Killyloch
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Estate Map
James Smith Gamekeeper |
048 |
A house the property of Hugh Corrie Esq. Occupied by James Smith.
('Loweberry" is the proper Way of Writing this name - 'Lowe' means 'Hill'. and the Hill gives the name to the house, |
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LOWEBERRY WOOD |
Loweberry Wood
Loeberry
Looberry Wood |
Thomas Campbell
Estate Map
James Smith |
048 |
A fir plantation trees of average size & closely planted, the property of Hugh Corrie Esq , |
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BRIDES BURN |
Brides Burn
Brides Burn
Brides Burn |
Thomas Campbell
James Smith
John Murray |
048 |
A Small Stream issuing from Loweberry Loch & bears the name to its Junction With the Cairn Water, |
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[Page] 21,
Plan 48 3 . -- Trace No. [Number] 4 |
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There are initials JBJ below each of the entries in the Orthography and also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?
There are some words written in pencil(?) beneath Loweberry in the first two columns - 'adopted' (with a line to Loweberry) and the other could be 'Query' |
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LOWEBERRY LOCH |
Loweberry Loch
Loeberry
Looberry Loch |
Thomas Campbell Killyloch
Estate Map
James Smith gamekeeper |
048 |
A Lake lying between the hills . steelston & Loweberry, |
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STEILSTON HILL |
Steelston Hill
Steelston Hill
Steelston Hill
Steelston Hill |
Thomas Campbell
Estate Map
James Smith
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
048 |
A considerable hill lately - planted with fir , the plantation for a considerable way around the hill is also known by the name , |
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[Page] 22,
Plan 48 3 -- Trace No. [Number] 5 |
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There are initials JBJ below each of the entries in the Orthography and also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?
Check Loweberry Loch - Descriptive Remarks - there is no obvious 'dot' to indicate it is 'steilston'
Check Steilston Hill - Other modes of Spelling - there is a line leading to a 'dot' above the second 'e' in Steelston - it doesn't seem to be an obvious correction to an 'i' |
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BERRYLAND |
Berryland
Berryland
Berryland |
John Murray Occupier
William Walker Little Burnside
James Smith Loweberry |
048 |
A farm house the property of James McGill . Occupied by John Murray , |
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LITTLE BURNSIDE |
Little Burnside
Little Burnside
Little Burnside |
John Murray
William Walker
James Smith |
048 |
A Small house the property of Mrs. Smith. Occupied by William Walker. |
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STEILSTON CLEUCH |
Steelston Cleuch
Steelston Cleuch
Steelston Cleuch
Steilston Cleuch |
John Murray
William Walker
James Smith
Hugh Corrie Esqre. proprietor |
048 |
A wooded glen thro' [through] which a Stream flows—the Stream has no particular name - the name extends from "High Wood" near to Fourmerkland Tower through the Common Plan . Cleugh a hollow between precipitous banks is correct - not Cleuch, which means - a precipice - [See --] |
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[Page] 23,
Plan 48 3 -- Trace No. [Number] 6 |
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Check Berryland - Authority - have transcribed as 'Burnside' - as elsewhere on the page, but the curvature makes it look more like 'Barnside'. See the 'u' in Occupier just above though.
Steilson Cleugh - Descriptive Remarks - addition in red writing is assumed to be 'Fourmerkland' although it looks more like a 'T'. The last two words in a different hand, are probably referencing a source name or book and are unclear - the first word is probably "See" |
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DUNDRUM PLANTATION |
Dundrum
Dundrum Plantation |
Mr. Hall
Mr Rorison
Mr Hiddlestone
See Page 20. |
048 |
A fir plantation on the summit of a hill, trees about 8 years growth— the property of Alexander Maxwell Esqr. |
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TOWNHEAD or UPPER GLENGABER |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead
Upper Glengaber |
Mr Hall
Dr. [Doctor] Reid
Mr. Hiddlestone
Ancient Val. [Valuation] Roll 1667,
Val: [Valuation] Roll in 1827,
Authority? |
048 |
A dwellinghouse, & garden with barns and other farm offices & a farm of land attached The property of Alexander Maxwell Esqr. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside |
Mr Hall
Dr. [Doctor] Reid
Mr Rorison |
048 |
A dwellinghouse, with garden and a small farm of land attached. The property of Alexander Maxwell Esqr. |
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[Page] 25,
Plan 48/4 -- Trace 1 -- Parish of Holywood |
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Townhead - Authority - 'Authority?' seems to have been written over a name against Upper Glengaber - [A Maxwell Esqr.] There is also some faint/erased? writing that is probably associated with this entry beginning 'Capt [Captain] Stotherd --'
Check Burnside - Descriptive Remarks - 'and barn' assumed to be scored out, although these words could be written on top of the (weak) score marks |
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GLENGABER |
Glengaber
Townfoot
Glengaber |
Mr Hiddlestone
Mr Rorrison
Mr Hall
Johnstone's Co [County] map
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac 1853 |
048 |
A dwellinghouse and gardens, with barns and other farm offices, and a farm of land attached. The property of Alexander Maxwell Esqr.
The three farms noted above are designated Townhead, Townfoot & Burnside of Glengaber or shortly Townhead, Townfoot & Burnside. Mr Hiddlestone states, however, that his farm is the original Glengaber, and that some old houses farther dwn [down] used to be called Townfoot. |
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HEATHFIELD |
Heathfield |
Mr [Donald] Walker
Mr Hugh Spence
Mr Armstrong |
048 |
A dwellinghouse and garden, with barns and other farm offices and a farm of land attached. |
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[Page] 26.
Plan 48/4 -- Traces 1&3 -- Parish of Holywood
[Heathfield] Trace 4 |
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Descriptive remarks - the last letter of a few words are lost in the page fold (self-evident though)
Trace 4 is written in the Other modes of Spelling and Authority columns above the Heathfield entry
check Heathfield - first Authority - the first name abbreviation is assumed to be Donald - rather than Dr [Doctor] |
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KNOWHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead |
Mr Robert Hyslop
Mr Hall
Mr Sheils
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
048 |
A Cotter house with old barns &c in bad repair. This farm is now incorporated with the Rue farm |
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STEILSTON CLEUCH |
Steilston Cleuch
Steelston |
Mr Hyslop
Mr W. Fleming
Mr Hiddlestone
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
048 |
A narrow wooded glen with a stream at the bottom, on the boundary of Newtonaird.
Extends from High Wood to Fourmerkland Tower. |
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GLENGABER BURN |
Glengaber Burn |
Dr. [Doctor] Reid
Mr Armstrong
Mr. Hiddlestone |
040; 048 |
A rapid stream running along the northern boundary of Glengaber.
See Page 3. |
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THE GLEN |
The Glen |
Mr Armstrong
William Reid
Robert Steel |
048 |
A small one story cotter house standing in the glen by the side of Glengaber Burn. Built originally as a tool house for the old quarry adjoining. |
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[Page] 27,
Plan 48/4 -- Traces 4 & 5 -- Parish of Holywood. |
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Steilston Cleugh - written faintly (in pencil?) in first two columns - [Why not Steelston Cleugh?] |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Mr Armstrong
Mr [Donald] Brown
Mr Hugh Spence
Stat: [Statistical] A/c [Account] of Dumfries |
048 |
A dwellinghouse and garden, with barns and other farm offices recently built. The farm of land attached forms part of the estate of Baltersan |
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BLACKPARK |
Blackpark |
Mr. H. Spence
Mr Armstrong
Mr Brown |
048 |
A dwellinghouse and garden with barns and other farm offices in good condition. The farm of land attached [forms] part of the estate of Baltersan |
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[Page] 28,
Plan 48/4 -- Traces 5 & 6 -- Parish of Holywood |
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check Newhouse - Authority - the first name abbreviation is assumed to be Donald
Descriptive Remarks - a few letters lost in the page fold |
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CHAPMAN THORN |
Chapman Thorn
Chapman Thorn
Chapman Thorn
Gribton Wood
Chapman Thorn |
Francis Maxwell of Gribton
Mr. Dunbar
David Dickson
Mr. Thornburn and many others,
Johnstones Co. [County] map |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 8 on Trace 4.
A large fir plantation in the occupation of, and property of Francis Maxwell and is frequently called Gribton Wood, being on the Estate of Gribton. |
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THE THICKET |
The Thicket
The Thicket
The Thicket |
Joseph Arkness
Mr. William Brown
Mr. Currie |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 8 on Trace 5
A fir Plantation the property of Admiral,Charles, James, Johnston of Cowhill
This is the name - by which it generally is Known in Holywood but Admiral Johnston States it has no particular name
[initialed] MD |
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[Page] 29,
Parish of Holywood Sheet 49 Plan 1.
[Entry for Croughmagat Road is scored out]
[Signed] M Donohue c a . [civil assistant] |
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[Entry for Croughmagat Road is scored out]: Cancelled
Not sufficiently defined R.S. Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
The Thicket - 1st Authority - Joseph Arkness [Harkness] ?
pencil(?) writing in 1st column ignored as overwritten/erased |
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TRYNLAND MOSS |
Trynland Moss
Trynland Moss
Trynland Moss
Trynland Moss |
Josephn Arkness
Mr. Maxwell
Mr. Hill
The Estate Plan at Cowhill, |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 9 on Trace 3.
A small circular marsh which was formerly a pond but now formed to a shaking Swamp |
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HULTON |
Hulton
Hulton
Hulton
Hulton |
Admiral Johnston
Joseph Arkness
John maxwell
Map of property at Cowhill |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 12 on Trace 3
A dwelling house, Stable and garden Occupied by John Dempster property of Harley Maxwell |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway |
Station master
Time Table |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 15 on Trace 3.
A railway between Glasgow Dumfries and Carlisle |
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[Page] 30,
Sheet 49 Plan 1. Holywood Parish
[Signed] M. Donohue |
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check Trynland Moss - Authority - Joseph seems to be spelt with an extra n on the end
- Descriptive Remarks - it seems to be 'shaking Swamp' that is written. There are entries in SP for a shaking quagmire and a shaking marsh |
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MUIRSIDE |
Muirside
Muirside
Muirside
Muirside
Moorside
Muirside
Muir Sides
Muirsyde |
Joseph Arkness
James Dunbar
Thomas Willson
Estate mop [map] at Cowhill
Admiral Johnston
Johnstone's Co. [County] map
Val: [Valuation] Roll in 1827,
ancient Roll in 1667, |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 4 on Trace 6.
A house, buildings, garden and farm occupied by Joseph Arkness property of Admiral Johnston, of Cowhill
Moor here evidently refers to a heath and therefore more correctly written as recommended by Admiral Johnstone. |
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CHARLESFIELD |
Charlesfield
Charlesfield
Charlesfield |
Mrs. Thoreburn
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. G. Hill |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 23 on Trace 1.
A house outbuildings garden and farm. Occupied by Mrs. Rachel Thoreburn, |
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SUNNYHILL |
Sunnyhill
Sunnyhill
Sunnyhill |
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. G Hill
Mr. J. Arkness |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 5 on Trace 1.
A house, outhouses garden and farm Occupied by James Dunbar, |
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[Page] 31,
Parish of Holywood Plan one Sheet 49
[Entry for Old Glasgow Road is scored out]: Cancelled R.S. Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
[Signed] M Donohue, |
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Muirside - Orthography - there is some partially erased writing in the first two columns - [Query Muirside Capt --]
Descriptive remarks - there are some dots either side of 'house' in the Charlesfield entry and 'garden' in the Sunnyfield entry. I am not sure if these are intentional as they seem different from the other commas. |
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GLENGOWER |
Glengour
Glengower
Glengower
Glengower
Glengower |
Admiral Johnston
Estate mop [map]
John maxwell
Johnstones Co [County] map
Valuation Roll 1827,
Ancient Roll 1667. |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 4 on Trace 2
A house outbuildings, garden and farm, Occupied by John Maxwell property of Admiral Charles James Johnston of Cowhill |
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FOURMILE HOUSE |
Fourmile House
Fourmile House
Fourmile House |
mr. Dickson
Mr Dunbar
Mr. Armstrong |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 7 on Trace 4.
A dwelling house, Smithy, [garden] and outbuildings occupied [by] David Dickson and property [of] a School at Closeburn
Mr. Ramage of Wallace [Hall] is the occupying [master] |
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MCWHANRICK |
McWhanrick
McWhanrick
McWhanerick
McWhanrick
McWhanrick |
Johnston's mop [map]
Mr. Fergusson
George Hill
Mr. Fergusson's receipt Stamp
Val [Valuation] Roll in 1827, |
049 |
[Situation] No. [Number] 7 on Trace 2
A house, outbuildings, [garden] & farm, occupied by [George] Hill & property of R. D. [Gille--] Fergusson. Esqr. [Edinburgh] |
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[Page] 32,
Parish of Holywood Sheet 49. Plan.1.
[Signed] M Donohue |
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Glengower - Orthography - there is some partially erased writing in the first two columns - [Query Glengower -- Capt --]
Fourmile House - Other modes of spelling - the first 'o' is written more like an 'a'
Fourmile House - Descriptive remarks - there are letters lost in the page fold. There are some letters written in red between the first two lines, there may be a quotation mark? written above 'a' at the start of line 4 and the name written on line 5 looks more like 'Bomage' but have transcribed as 'Ramage' - see OS1/10/6/198
McWhanrick - Descriptive remarks - there are letters lost in the page fold. The name in line 3 may be 'Gillespie' |
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WILLIAMSFIELD |
Williamsfield
Williamsfield
Williamsfield
Williamsfield |
Mr. Armstrong
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. Maxwell
Johnstone's Co [County] map |
049 |
A farm house out houses and garden and farm attached, |
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Parish of Holywood Sheet 49. Plan 1 |
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Round Plantation - was not pre-entered and is not scored out or marked cancelled. There is a note saying 'not on plan' [amo]
Round Plantation, no proper authority R.S. Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
(erased? note in pencil - This name -- by [Captain] Stotherd requires [to be] authenticated or Signed by [him] [JBJ]
Descriptive Remarks - A Small Plantation, enclosed, Consists of Firs and other Trees |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. |
Glasgow & Southwestern Railway
Glasgow & Southwestern Railway
Glasgow & Southwestern Railway |
W.B. Fotheringham Auldgirth Station
James McDonald Holywood Station
Company's Bills |
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The Railway Connecting the Towns Glasgow , Dumfries , & Carlisle . |
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COWHILL WOOD |
Cowhill Wood
Cowhill Wood
Cowhill Wood |
Admiral Johnson Cow hill
Thomas Wilson Summerhill
John Beatie Killylung |
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A mixed Wood - trees of average size -the property of Admiral Charles James Johnson , |
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WHITE BRIDGE |
White Bridge
White Bridge
White Bridge |
Admiral Johnson
Thomas Wilson
John Beatie |
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A Small Stone Bridge, of one arch over a small stream,having no name, on the road leading to Cowhill. |
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[Page] 35,
Plan 49 . 2. -- Trace No. [Number] 1 |
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Glasgow & Southwestern Railway - Orthography - [Block] is written in pencil |
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SUMMERHILL |
Summerhill
Summerhill
Summerhill
Summerhill |
Estate Map
Admiral C.J Johnson Cowhill
Thomas Wilson Summerhill
Val [Valuation] Roll in 1827, |
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A farm house the property of Admiral Charles James Johnson, occupied by Thomas Wilson . |
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SANDBED |
Sandbed
Sandbed
Sandbed |
Estate Map
Admiral Johnson
James Thorburn |
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Two Cottages the property of Admiral Johnson - those Cottages are also Known by the name Boat House, |
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RIVER NITH |
River Nith
River Nith
River Nith |
Admiral Johnson
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
James Thorburn |
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A large & rapid river, rising in the mountains of Ayrshire & Winding its Serpentine Course thro' [through] a romantic and fertile Valley |
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[Page] 36,
Plan 49 2 Trace No. [Number] 1 & 2 |
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COWHILL FERRY |
Cowhill Ferry
Cowhill Ferry
Cowhill Ferry |
Admiral Johnson Cowhill
James Thorburn Sandbed
Thomas Wilson Summerhill |
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A Ferry over the Nith , near Cowhill, this is merely a private Ferry, although Admiral Johnson allows his Tennant to Keep a Boat, partly for his (the Admiral) use , & partly for the public , there is no public way crossing . |
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COWHILL LODGE |
Cowhill Lodge
Cowhill Lodge
Cowhill Lodge |
Admiral Johnson
James Thorburn
Thomas Wilson |
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The porter lodge at the entrance to Cowhill . |
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GALLOWS KNOWE |
Gallows Knowe
Gallows Knowe
Gallows Knowe |
Admiral Johnson
James Thorburn
Thomas Wilson |
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A small Conical hill — it is said that persons were hanged here formerly. |
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[Page] 37,
Plan 49.2 . -- Trace No. [Number] 2 & 3 |
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ROSEHILL |
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill |
Wiliam Crosbie Occupier
John Beaty Killylung
James McDonald Holywood Station
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
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A farm house the property of the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hunter Occupied by James Crosbie. |
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KILLYLUNG |
Killylung
Killylung
Killylung
Killylung |
Wiliam Crosbie
John Beaty
James McDonald
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
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A farm house the property of the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Hunter Occupied by John Beatie |
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HOLYWOOD STATION |
Holywood Station
Holywood Station
Holywood Station |
Wiliam Crosbie
John Beatie
James McDonald |
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A Small Second Class Station on the Glasgow & Southwestern Railway. |
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[Page] 38,
Plan 49 2 , Trace No. [Number] 4 |
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Rosehill - Authority - 4th entry assumed to be Co. [County] |
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MARGLOLEY BURN |
Margloley Burn
Margloley Burn
Margloley Burn
Marglollie Burn |
George Crosbie GameKeeper.Speddoch
Speddoch Estate Map.
Robert Kilpatrick Speddoch Hill
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Small Stream having its source in the Parish of Dunscore —bears the name from the Junction of the Parishes of Holywood Dunscore at the County Boundary, through this Plan & into KirKcudbright County, |
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THREAPLAND MOSS |
Threapland Moss
Threapland Moss
Threapland Moss |
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrich
Estate Map |
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A Moss so called from its situation in a field Called Threapland. |
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SPEDDOCH HILL |
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill |
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrick
James Elton Milliganton
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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A Considerable hill , within the Speddoch Estate , |
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[Page] 39,
Plan 48 . 5 . Trace No. [Number] 1 & 2 & 3 |
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Margloley Burn - Orthography - faint/erased text - possibly [Query Marglolley]
Margloley Burn - Descriptive Remarks - line 3 - I have left the 'of' in, but it may have been scored out?
- line 4 - I have omitted the '&' as it seems to have been scored out.
Threapland Moss - Authority - the final 'k' in 'Kilpatrick' either does not seem to have been corrected from an 'h' (like the other two entries), or is simply missing the diagonal stroke. |
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SPEDDOCH BURN |
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn
Speddoch Burn |
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
George Crosbie GameKeeper
James Elton Milliganton |
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A stream having its source in a Swamp in the highlands of of Speddoch Farm - bears the name to its Junction with the Cairn . |
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SPEDDOCH HILL BELT |
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt |
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrick
James Elton |
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A fir Plantation - trees of good size & closely planted, —the property of John G. Clarke Esq |
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SPEDDOCH-HILL |
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill
Speddoch Hill |
George Crosbie
Robert Kilpatrick
James Elton
Johnstone's Co. [County] map |
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A range of Cottages under Speddoch Hill - the property of John G Clarke Esq . |
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[Page] 40,
Plan 48 . 5 , Trace No. [Number] 2 |
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OS1/10/25/41 - someone else's transcription. There are a few mistakes -
Authority is John G Clarke (missing 'e') and it is Kirkcudbright (no 'shire') in the Descriptive Remarks.
missing entry -
Barboy Burn -- Estate Plan 1837,
missing header -
[Page] 41,
Plan 48.5 Trace No. [Number] 3 |
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BARBUIE BURN |
Barbuie Burn
Barbuie Burn
Barbuie Burn |
John G Clark Esq
Speddoch
George Crosby
Gamekeeper
Robert Kilpatrick
Speddoch Hill |
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A Stream having its source in the County of Kirkcudbrightshire bears the name from, where it enters into the County of Dumfries, to its junction with the Cairn Water |
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BARBUIE BURN |
[Barbuie Burn]
[Barbuie Burn]
Barboy Burn |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr. Crosby
Plan of the Estate |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 8 on Trace No. [Number] 1.
A small Stream running in an Eastward direction into Cairn Water, |
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SPEDDOCH HILL BELT |
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt
Speddoch Hill Belt |
Mr. Fergusson
Mr Crosby
Mr. Wilson |
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[Situation] No. [Number] 6 on Trace No. [Number] 1.
A long, narrow Strip of Fir Plantation, |
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[Page] 43,
Parish of Holywood Sheet 48 Plan 6, Trace 1.
[Signed] M. Donohue c. a [civil assistant] |
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Barbuie Burn - Other modes of Spelling - there is no entry that the ditto marks refer to so I have put the accepted spelling into [ ]. |
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MORRINTON |
Morrinton
Morrinton
Morrinton
Morinton
Morrinton
Morrinton |
John Sappley occupier
William morin occupier
Thomas Morin
Johnstone's Co [County] map
Estate Writings
Name on Carts |
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[Page] 44,
Holywood Plan 48/6 Trace No [Number] 2 Parish of Holywood
[Signed] Samuel S Hill Lce. Corpl RS&m [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BURNFOOT PLANTATION |
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LOWEBERRY WOOD |
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MORRINTON WOOD |
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BRIDES BURN |
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MORRINTON SMITHY |
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SMITHY WOOD |
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SPEDDOCH HILL |
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CAIRN WATER |
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MARCHBURN |
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SMITHY BANK |
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BARFREGGAN HIGH WOOD |
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SPRING PARK |
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STEILSTON HILL |
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BARFREGGAN WOOD |
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BUSHY BANK WOOD |
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NEWTONAIRD WOOD |
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BARFREGGAN |
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CLACHAN |
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CASEYFOOT |
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CASEYFOOT WOOD |
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UNDERWOOD |
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DRUMPARK BRIDGE |
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NEWTONAIRD SAWMILL |
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BUSHY BANK |
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NEWTONAIRD |
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AULD CLUDEN WATER |
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CLUDEN WATER |
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BLACK BOG PLANTATION |
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BROAD WOOD |
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ROY'S WELL |
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ROY'S WOOD |
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MARCH-HOUSE |
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STEILSTON SCHOOL |
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FOURMERKLAND |
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FOURMERKLAND TOWER |
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FOURMERKLAND COTTAGE |
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GLENGABER BURN |
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RUE |
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BURNSIDE |
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BALTERSAN |
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CLUDEN WATER |
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GRIBTON FORD |
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POOR'S HOLM |
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CHAPMAN THORN |
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CHAPMAN THORN |
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CORMADDIE |
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DRUIDS PARK |
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DRUIDSVILLE |
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WELLINGTON |
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HOLYWOOD [village] |
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood
Holywood |
Francis Maxwell
Gribton
Thomas Murray
Birkhale
Robert Barber
Moss Side
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac |
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A small country village composed of 3 rows of buildings inhabited principally by weavers. Population may be about 200. |
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PUDDOCK HOLE |
Puddock Hole Puddock Hole Puddock Hole |
Francis Maxwell Thomas Murray Estate Map |
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Was formerly a farm house but has since been divided into four dwelling houses the property of Admiral Johnston. The origin of this name is said to be Puddock, a Frog. If this derivation be taken then the proper spelling is Puddock, this being the Scotch for a Frog, and which name is peculiar to the West of Scotland (Puddock signifies a Sledge for removing Stones, Scotch) |
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BIRKHALL |
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BIRKHALL COTTAGE |
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MOSS-SIDE |
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GRIBTON |
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ROUNDHEAD PLANTATION |
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GRIBTON COTTAGES |
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NETHER GRIBTON |
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UPPER CLUDEN |
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GRIBTON SAW-MILL |
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HOLYN BUSH |
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FIDDLER'S FORD |
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HOLYN BUSH POOL |
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A deep pool in the Clouden Water known by that name
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FOURMERKLAND POOL |
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SLAETHORN CROFT |
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DRUIDSVILLE |
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NEWINGTON |
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POST OFFICE [Holywood] |
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CASTLERAG |
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PUDDOCK HOLE |
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HOLYWOOD [village] |
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LOCHFOOT |
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LOCHFOOT BURN |
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EAST CROSSLEYS |
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MID-CROSSLEYS |
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UPPER CROSSLEYS |
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HOLM |
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RIVER NITH |
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HOLYWOOD T.P. |
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POPLAR COTTAGE |
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SCHOOL [Holywood] |
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CHURCH HOUSES |
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KILNESS |
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NEWTONRIG |
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CHURCH [parish, Holywood] |
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KILNCROFT |
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THE MANSE [Holywood] |
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ABBEY [farm] |
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UPPER BERECROFT |
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BLACK MOSS |
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MYRESIDE |
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OVER BROOMRIG |
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Site of HOLYWOOD ABBEY |
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River Nith |
River Nith
River Nith
River Nith |
Johnston's Co. (County) Map
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BURNFOOT |
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CHAPEL POOL |
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CLUDEN BANK |
Clouden Bank
Cluden Bank |
Henry Pots
James Johnston
John Duff
Statistical Account of Dumfries |
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A large house and garden the property of Robert Walker. Occupied by Henry Pots |
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East Clouden
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49/6 -- Abbey -- 82.
49/10 -- Ashy Holm -- 93.
41/14 -- Bellfield -- 9.
48/2, 48/5, 48/6 -- Barbuie Burn -- 14, 41, 43
48/2 -- Brown Knowe -- 16.
48/3, 48/7 -- Brides Burn -- 21, 46.
48/3 -- Berryland -- 23.
48/4, 48/8 -- Burnside -- 25, 60.
48/4 -- BlacKpark -- 28.
48/7 -- Burnfoot Plantation -- 45.
48/7 -- Barfreggan High Wood -- 48.
48/7 -- Barfreggan Wood -- 49.
48/7 -- Bushy BanK Wood -- 49.
48/7 -- Barfreggan -- 50.
48/7 -- Bushy BanK -- 53.
48/8 -- Broad Wood -- 55.
48/8 -- BlacK Bog -- 55.
48/8 -- Baltersan -- 61.
49/5 -- Birkhall Cottage -- 66.
49/5 -- Birkhall -- 66
49/6 -- Black Moss -- 83.
49/9 -- Burn Foot -- 87.
49/10 -- Berecroft -- 92.
49/11 -- Broomrigg -- 95.
48/2 -- Barbuie Bridge -- 18.
41/14 -- Cowhill Haugh -- 9.
41/14 -- Cowhill -- 9.
48/14, 48/2, 48/6, 48/7 -- Cairn Water -- 2, 13, 44, 47.
49/1 -- Croughmaget Road -- 29.
49/1, 49/5 -- Chapman Thorn (wood) -- 29, 63.
49/1 -- Charlesfield -- 31.
49/2 -- Cowhill Wood -- 35. |
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49/2 -- Cowhill Ford -- 37.
49/2 -- Cowhill Lodge-- 37.
48/7 -- Casey -- Foot -- 51.
48/1 -- Clachan -- 50.
48/7 -- Caseyfoot Wood -- 51.
48/7, 48/8, 49/5, 49/10, 49/11 -- Cluden Water -- 54, 61, 69, 71, 93, 97.
49/5 -- Cormaddie -- 63.
49/5 -- Chapman Thorn (house) -- 63.
49/6 -- Castlerag -- 74.
49/6 -- Church Houses -- 80.
49/9 -- Chapel Pool -- 87.
49/9 -- Cluden Bank -- 88.
49/10 -- Charterhall -- 93.
49/10 -- Cluden T.P. (Turn Pike) -- 94.
48/3, 48/4 -- Dundrum -- 20, 25.
48/7 -- Drumpark Bridge -- 52.
49/5 -- Druids Park -- 64.
49/5, 49/6 -- Druidsville -- 64, 73.
49/140 -- Dallawoodie -- 91.
49/6 -- East Crossleys -- 77.
49/9 -- East Cluden Mill -- 88.
48/3 -- Far Dundrum -- 20.
49/1 -- Fourmile House -- 32.
48/8 -- FourmerKland Tower -- 58.
48/8 -- FourmerKland Cottage -- 59.
49/5 -- Fiddler's Ford -- 70.
49/5 -- FourmerKland Pool -- 70.
49/11 -- Fishers Isle -- 96.
40/15, 40/16, 48/4, 48/8 -- Glengaber Burn -- 3, 5, 27, 59.
48/4 -- Glengaber -- 26.
49/2, 49/1, 49/6, 49/10, 49/11 -- Glasgow & South-Western Railway -- 30, 35, 78, 92, 95
49/1 -- Glengower -- 32.
49/2 -- Gallows Knowe -- 37.
49/5 -- Gribton Lodge -- 67.
49/5 -- Gribton -- 67.
49/5 -- Gribton Cottages -- 68.
49/5 -- Gribton Sawmill -- 69.
49/6 -- Gateside -- 82.
49/10 -- Guilyhill -- 91. |
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48/2 -- Hag Wood -- 16.
48/2 -- Holmhead -- 18.
48/3 -- High Wood -- 19.
48/4 -- Heathfield -- 26.
49/1 -- Hulton -- 30.
49/2 -- Holywood Station -- 38.
49/5, 49/6 -- Holywood -- 65, 75.
49/5 -- Holyn Bush -- 69
49/5 -- Holyn Bush Bool -- 70.
49/6 -- Holm -- 78.
49/6 -- Holywood School -- 79.
49/6 -- Holywood T.P. (Turn Pike) -- 79
49/6 -- Holywood Church -- 81.
49/10 -- Hardlaw Bank -- 92.
49/10 -- Hardlawbank Ford -- 91.
49/9 -- Jenny's Pool -- 90.
48/2 -- Kilnshang Plantation -- 18.
48/4 -- Knowhead -- 27.
49/2 -- Killylung -- 38.
49/6 -- Kilness -- 80.
49/6 -- Kilncroft -- 81.
41/13 -- Lower Portrack -- 8.
48/2 -- Lower Stepford -- 17.
48/3 -- Loweberry (hill) -- 20.
48/3 -- Loweberry (house) -- 21.
48/3, 48/7 -- Loweberry Wood -- 21, 45.
48/3 -- Loweberry Loch -- 22.
48/3 -- Little Burnside -- 23.
48/8 -- Linghamlear --62.
49/6 -- Loch-Fort -- 75.
49/6 -- Lochfort Burn -- 75.
49/9 -- Leap Isle -- 88.
49/9 -- Loggie Duffs Pool -- 89.
41/14 -- Milligantown -- 1.
41/14 -- Milligantown Cottage -- 1.
40/15, 48/3 -- Maggie's Cleugh -- 3, 19.
48/2 -- Mill Bank -- 14.
49/1 -- Muirside -- 31.
49/1 -- McWhanrick -- 32.
48/5 -- Margloley Burn -- 39.
48/6 -- Morrinton -- 44.
48/7 -- Morrinton Wood -- 45.
48/7 -- Morrinton Smith -- 46.
48/7 -- March Burn -- 47.
48/8 -- March-house -- 57.
49/5 -- Moss-side -- 66.
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49.6. -- Myreside -- 83.
49/6 -- Mid Isle -- 89.
49/11 -- Martinton Ford -- 96.
49/11 -- Martinton Bridge -- 96.
48/4 -- Newhouse -- 28.
48/7 -- Newton-Aird Wood -- 49
48/7 -- Newton-Aird Sawmill -- 52.
48/7 -- Newton-Aird -- 53.
49/5 -- Nether Gribton -- 68.
49/6 -- Newington -- 73.
49/6 -- Newtonrigg -- 80.
49/9 -- Nancy Simpson's Hole -- 89.
49/10 -- New Bridge -- 93.
48/7 -- Old Cluden Water -- 54.
49/6 -- Over Broomrigg -- 83.
41/13 -- Portrack Castle (Site of) -- 7.
41/13 -- Portrack House -- 8.
48/8 -- Poor's Holm -- 62.
49/5, 49/6 -- PaddocK Hole -- 65, 74.
49/6 -- Post Office -- 73.
49/6 -- Poplar Cottage -- 79.
41/14, 49/2, 49/5, 49/7, 49/11 -- River Nith -- 9, 36, 78, 85, 95.
49/2 -- Rosehill -- 38.
48/8 -- Roys Well -- 56.
48/8 -- Roys Wood -- 56.
48/8 -- Rue -- 59.
49/5 -- Roundhead Plantation -- 33.
48/1 -- Stroquhan Belt -- 11.
48/1, 48/2, 48/5 -- Speddoch Burn -- 11, 16, 40, 13.
48/1, 48/5, 48/6 -- Speddoch Hill Belt -- 11, 40, 43.
48/2 -- Shawford Bridge -- 13.
48/2 -- Scarbrae -- 14.
48/2 -- Speddoch -- 15.
48/2 -- Speddoch Sawmill -- 17.
48/2 -- Speddoch Ford -- 18.
48/2 -- Speddoch School -- 18.
48/3, 48/7 -- Steilston Hill -- 22, 48.
48/3 -- Steilston Cleugh -- 23.
48/4 -- Steilston Cleugh --27.
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49/2 -- Summerhill -- 36.
49/2 -- Sandbed -- 36.
48/5 -- Speddoch Hill -- 39, 40.
48/7 -- Smithy Wood -- 46.
48/7 -- Smith Bank -- 47.
48/7 -- Spring Park -- 48.
48/8 -- Stailston -- 55.
48/8 -- Steilston School -- 57.
49/5 -- Slaethorn Croft -- 71.
49/6 -- Site of Holywood Abbey -- 84.
40/15, 48/3 -- Townhead Woods -- 3, 19.
41/13 -- The LaKe -- 8.
48/2 -- Tailors Bridge -- 15.
48/2 -- Templand Hill -- 16.
48/4 -- Townhead or Upper Glengaber -- 25.
48/4 -- The Glen -- 27.
49/1 -- The Thicket -- 29.
49/1 -- Trynland Moss -- 35.
48/5 -- Threapland Moss -- 39
49/6 -- The Manse -- 81.
49/10 -- Twelve Apostles -- 94.
48/2 -- Upper Stepford -- 17.
48/7 // Underwood -- 51.
49/5 -- Upper Cluden -- 68.
49/6 -- Upper Crossleys -- 77.
49/6 -- Upper Berecroft -- 82.
49/1 -- Williamsfield -- 33.
49/2 -- White Bridge -- 35.
48/8 -- Woodhouse -- 56.
49/5 -- Wellington -- 64.
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