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LUNDIE AND FOWLIS |
Lundie
Lundie and Fowlis
Lundie
Lundie and Foulis
Lundie & Fowlis-Easter
Lundie & Fowlis |
Sheriff's List of meresmen
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] map of Forfarshire
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazeteer
Oliver & Boyd's Almanack |
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[Situation] South eastern portion of the county
Two parishes united in 1618 but lying contiguously the one in Forfarshire and the other in Perthshire. Each has its own church its Kirk-session its poors' box and its session register and its school and likewise possesses some distinctive peculiarities. Lundie is about 3 miles long varies in breadth from about 1½ to 3 and the area is supposed to be about 3;258 acres, and is bounded on the north by Newtyle on the east by Auchterhouse on the south by Fowlis and on the west by Kellins. Along the north and west the surface is part of the Sidlaw hills, heathy on the higher grounds but verdant and rich in pasturage on the southern Slopes. The central and southern sections are champaign and the soil productive Fowlis has a triangular shape and measures about 3¾ miles on its north side 2¼ on its east side and 4¼ on its S.W. [South West] side. Its area is said to be about 1;944 acres. It is all in the Co. [County] of Perth and is bounded on the north by Lundie and Auchterhouse on the east by Liff and on the south-west by Liff and Longforgan. Black Law in NW. [North West] corner is the only hill.The general surface of the parish slopes gently to the south and is fully enclosed and beautifully cultivated. The united parish is in the presbytery of Dundee and Synod of Angus and Mearnes. Patron, the Earl of Camperdown. |
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Parish of Lundie and Fowlis |
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O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Perth
12th April 1860
Will you have the goodness
to ascertain the proper name
and its spelling of the parish
of "Lundie and Fowlis", and
quote the authorities you con-
-sult on the opposite margin
with the name and spelling
given by each opposite the
respective authority
The following are the different
names and modes of spelling
with the authorities for each
as far as can be ascertained
in the office, viz.
Lundie, {Sheriff's List of meresmen for county of Forfar
Lundie and Fowlis, New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Lundie and Foulis, Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Lundie, - Johnston's map of Forfarshire
Lundie and Fowlis-Easter, Fullarton's Gazr [Gazetteer]
Lundie and Fowlis, Oliver & Boyd's Almanack
Lundie, - valn [valuation] Roll of Forfarshire
Fowlis Easter - valn [valuation] Roll of Perthshire
You are aware of the
proper documents, &c, to consult
in the parish.
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Lundie
May 16th. .60 [1860]
Sir
The date of the Union of
the parishes of Fowlis & Lundie
is unKnown. There are no records
of the event extant, though the
sessional transactions are carefully
recorded since 1647. In all
Ecclesiastical acts whether of
Presbytery, General Assembly, or
Patron in the case of any Presentation
or appointment of Minister,
both parishes are united & designated
The "Parish of Lundie & Fowlis„
Yet each of these parishes is in
a different County & has the
usual parochial school, poor law
board, Registrar, & Officer for the
poor in each parish & in all these
respects is treated as different
Parishes as well as in all
Civil & Sheriff business in
their respective Counties - Forfar
& Perth. A Sheriff's proclamation
for Perthshire would apply
to Fowlis & in this case the proper
name would be Fowlis Easter, but
in Ecclesiastical matters of Londie and Fowlis- Master is consideren
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As the name is required
to be written, immediately
in the heading of Plans, and
other documents in this office
you are requested to attend
to this as soon as you possibly
can.
By order
[signed] [P Linn] [Serg] RE [Sergeant Royal Engineers]
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Superfluous, & Seldom if ever used
or heard in common parlance any
other where except it be in Co. [County]
papers, law papers &c & then
only applied to Fowlis as connected
with Perthshire. In all County
business they are treated & governed
as different parishes, the sheriff
for each county keeping them as
separate parishes, while the church
governs them as the parish of
Lundie & Fowlis as in virtue of
the law no Clergyman can possess
two livings in Scotland
Mr Irvine the Minister of the
parish, & Mr Roy the parochial
teacher agree in this information
[signed] John Kiernan
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Captain Martin R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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PITTENDREICH HILL |
Pittendreich Hill |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
048 |
[situation] About ¼ mile N.W. [North West] from Pittendreich
An elongated range of hill bounding the N. [North] of the parish the summit of which runs along the boundary. This name applies merely to the south face of the hill or that part of it which lies in this parish. It is covered with rough & heathy pasture & forms part of the Sidlaw range. |
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Sheet 48.4 Trace 1 -- Parish of Lundie |
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LEDCRIEFF |
Ledcrieff
Ledcrieff |
Mr Roy
New Valuation roll 1856-7 |
048 |
[situation] Near to the S.E. [South East] corner of the Sheet
A small dwelling having a couple of offices, a Small garden & an arable farm attached. It is occupied by the servant of Mr Stewart of Pitcur Kittens & the property of the Lord Douglas Gordon Hallyburton, |
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LEDCRIEFF DEN |
Ledcrieff Den
Ledcrieff Den |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
048 |
[situation] W. [West] side of Ledcrieff
A small den covered with forest trees having a stream running at its bottom & situated upon the farm of Ledcrief |
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Parish of Lundie |
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WESTERKEITH HILL |
Westerkeith Hill
Westerkeith Hill |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
048 |
[situation] About 1/2 Mile N. [North] from Ardgarth Loch.
A range of hill running along the northern boundary of the parish in line with Pittendreich Hill & like it having its summit running along the the boundary until it arrives at Lundie Craigs where it exhibits an important feature, bold & precipitous of an airy appearance & showing it to be the highest, round for some distance. It is covered with rough & heathy pasture & forms part of the Sidlaw range |
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LEDCRIEFF WOOD |
Ledcrieff Wood
Ledcrieff Wood |
Mr Roy
Mr Hunter, Lundie |
048 |
[situation] W. [West] side of Ardgarth Hill
A plantation of considerable Size Situated upon the western boundary of the parish consisting chiefly of fir trees. It is the property of Lord Halliburton |
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Sheet 48.8 Trace 2 & 3 & 4 -- Parish of Lundie |
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LUNDIE CRAIGS |
Lundie Craigs
Lundie Craigs |
Mr Taylor
Mr Roy |
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[situation] Northern portion of Ardgarth Hill
A range of precipitous rocks running away west for upwards of twenty chains from the highest point of Wester Keith Hill They are of a very bold appearance, looking Southwards, and quite as high as Wester Keith Hill. They form part of the Sidlaw range |
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ARDGARTH HILL |
Ardgarth Hill
Ardgarth Hill |
Mr Kermath Ardgarth
Mr Roy |
048 |
[situation] About 30 chains W. [West] from Ardgarth
An eminence of considerable elevation covered with furze & heathy pasture & situated upon the farm of Ardgarth It forms part of the Sidlaw range |
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Sheet 48.8 Trace 5 -- Parish of Lundie |
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ARDGARTH LOCH |
Ardgarth Loch
Ardgarth Loch |
Mr Kermath Ardgarth
Mr Roy |
048 |
[situation] About 14 chains northerly from Ardgarth
A small enclosure of water lying upon the farm of Ardgarth & the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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ARDGARTH |
Ardgarth
Ardgarth |
Mr Kermath, occupier
New valuation roll |
048 |
[situation] Aboout 30 chains E. [East] from Ardgarth Hill
A neatly built farm house two stories high, having a Small garden, Suitable offices & an arable farm attached It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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LUNDIE LOCH |
Lundie Loch
Lundie Loch
Lundie Loch |
Mr Kermath
Mr Roy
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
048 |
[situation] About 20 chains E. [East] from Ardgarth
A small enclosure of water situated close by Ardgarth. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Sheet 48.8 Trace 6 -- Parish of Lundie |
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SIDLAW HILLS |
Sidlaw Hills
Sidlaw Hills
Sidlaw Hills |
Mr Roy Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] Mr Irvine
Mr Cochrane, Lundie Mills |
048 |
[situation] N. [North] side of the parish
A considerable range of Hills extending from Perthshire into Forfarshire and forming the Northern boundary of the Parish of Lundie |
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PITCUR WOOD |
Pitcur Wood
Pitcur Wood |
Mr Wood
Mr Taylor |
048 |
[situation] W. [West] side of Smithton Hill.
A large extent of plantation upon the west side of the parish, consisting chiefly of fir trees. It is the property of Lord Halliburton |
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SMITHTON LOCH |
Smithton Loch
Smithton Loch |
Mr Roy
James Fraser, Smithton |
048 |
[situation] N. [North] of Smithton Hill.
A small Loch or Lake upon the top of Smithton hill the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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SMITHTON HILL |
Smithton Hill
Smithton Hill |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
048 |
[situation] W. [West] side of Smithton
An eminence of considerable importance upon the farm of Smithton, ranging from S.W. [South West] to N.E. [North East] of an undulating appearance from the south side. Its south side is principally covered with furze & rough pasture & the top & back with heathy pasture. It forms part of the Sidlaw range |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 1 & 2 -- Parish of Lundie |
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CRAIG WELL |
Craig Well
Craig Well |
James Faser. Smithton.
Mr Smith junior, Smithton |
048 |
[situation] About 10 chains S.W. [South West] from Smithton
A small spring under a craig or rock upon the Smithton farm in the face of Smithton Hill |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 2 -- Parish of Lundie |
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SMITHTON |
Smithton
Smithton
Smithton |
Lease
Mr Roy
Valuation Roll (new) |
048 |
[situation] E. [East] side of Smithton Hill
A substantially erected farm house having a Small garden, suitable offices & a farm consisting of hill pasture & arable land attached. It is occupied by Mr Smith & is the property of the Earl of Camperdown. It is some times miscalled Smiston or Smithston & ofter over Smiston or upper Smiston. |
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SMITHTON KNOWE |
Smithton Knowe
Smithton Knowe |
James Fraser, Smithton
Mr Roy |
048 |
[situation] Adjoining to Smithton
A small eminence upon which stands the Steading of Smithton, the N. [North] & E. [East] Sides of which are covered with rough pasture & furze & rather precipitous upon the N. [North] side |
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HORSE WELL |
Horse Well
Horse Well |
James Fraser
Mr Roy |
048 |
[situation] S. [South] side of Smithton
A small well lying the south west side of Smithton farm steading |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 3 -- Parish of Lundie |
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NETHER SMITHTON |
Nether Smithton
Nether Smithton |
Mr Roy
James Fraser |
048 |
[situation] About 30 chains E. [East] from Smithton
A few cottages upon the farm of Smithton occupied by Servants & having a couple of Small gardens attached |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 3 -- Parish of Lundie
Balshando Burn [crossed out] |
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BALSHANDO LOCH |
Balshando Loch
Balshando Loch
Balshandie Loch |
Mr Taylor
Mr Roy
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
048 |
[situation] About 15 chains W. [West] from Balshando
A small enclosure of water surrounded with rough pasture upon the farm of Balshando |
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LOCHINDORES LOCH |
Lochindores Loch
Lochindores Loch |
Mr Taylor
Mr Roy |
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[situation] N.W. [North West] side of Balshando Hill
A Marsh lying upon the western boundary of the parish through which the latter passes undefined taking an angle about its centre. |
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WHINNY KNOWE |
Whinny Knowe
Whinny Knowe |
Mr Roy
Mr Thomas Bett |
048 |
[situation] On the Northern portion of Balshando Hill
A small elevation upon the side of Balshando Hill which is covered rather thickly with furze |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 5 -- Parish of Lundie |
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BALSHANDO HILL |
Balshando Hill
Balshando Hill |
Mr Roy
Mr Thomas Bett |
048 |
[situation] About 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Balshando
A small eminence upon the farm of Balshando the N. [North] & W. [West] sides of which are covered with furze & rough pasture having a few acres of arable land upon the S. [South] side |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 5 -- Parish of Lundie |
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BALSHANDO |
Balshando
Balshando
Balshandy |
Mr Roy
Valuation Roll (new)
Johnston's Co. [County] map |
048 |
[situation] N.W. [North West] side of Balshando Hill
A substantially built farm house having Suitable offices, a Small garden & an arable farm attached. It is occupied by the farm Servant of Alexander Ritchie Ballandean, Inchture & the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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WESTER LEDYATT |
Wester Ledyatt
Wester Ledyatt |
David Reid, occupier
Valuation Roll |
048 |
[situation] About 20 chains E. [East] from Balshando
A substantially built cottage, having a couple of offices & a Small garden attached, & attached to Balshando farm |
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WESTERLEDYATT HILL |
Westerledyatt Hill
Westerledyatt Hill |
Mr Roy
Mr Thomas Bett |
048 |
[situation] S. [South] side of Wester Ledyatt
A small elevation of an elongated form upon the farm of Balshando planted with fir trees & the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Sheet 48.12 Trace 6 -- Parish of Lundie |
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PIPERDAM BURN |
Piperdam Burn |
Mr Roy Teacher
Mr Stewart. Teacher, Fowlis |
048 |
[situation] S. [South] side of Westerleydatt Hill
A small stream of water rising upon the N. [North] boundary of the parish & running a short distance enters the County of Perth. |
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Sheet 48.16 Trace 2 -- Parish of Lundie |
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DONALD'S BRAE |
Donald's Brae
Donald's Brae |
Mr Roy Teacher
Mr Taylor Under Factor |
049 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile N. [North] from Pittendreich
A small eminence situated in the south face of Pittendreich Hill in the North of the parish |
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Sheet 49.1 Trace 1 -- Parish of Lundie |
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HUNKRUM DUBS |
Hunkrum Dubbs |
Mr Taylor, Under Factor
Mr Roy Teacher |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile N.E. [North East] from Pittendreich
A Small marsh Situated upon the northern boundary of the parish |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.1 Trace 2
Dub; A small pool of rain water, A gutter, &c
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PALMERHILL WOOD |
Palmerhill Wood
Palmerhill Wood |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
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[Situation] East side of Long Loch
A plantation of mixed wood South of Sunnyhall wood & the Long Loch It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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CLUSHMILL BURN |
Clushmill Burn
Clushmill Burn |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
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[Situation] Running past the South Side of Bowhouse
A Stream of water running from The Round Loch thence past Clush Mill in to the parish of Auchterhouse & ultimately becomes in junction with other streams the Dichty Water. It is called Dronley Burn from the place it enters Auchterhouse Parish, north of Adamston Wood. |
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Parish of Lundie
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LONG LOCH |
Long Loch
Long Loch |
Mr Roy Teacher
Mr Taylor, Factor |
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[Situation] W. [West] Side of Sunnyhall & Palmerhill Woods.
A Small lake So Called at the North of the parish abounding in pike, & eels & trout It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
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[Situation] N.E. [North East] end of Long Loch
This name is applied to a couple of Small cottages at the east end of Long Loch. They are upon the farm of West Keith & occupied by servants. |
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SUNNYHALL WOOD |
Sunnyhall Wood
Sunnyhall Wood |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor |
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[Situation] E. [East] Side of Long Loch
A plantation of mixed wood lying South of the Long Loch the property of the earl of Camperdown |
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PITTENDREICH |
Pittendreich
Pittendreich
Pittendreich |
Mr Roy
Mr Taylor
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of Sunnyhall Wood
A Small farm place, having offices a Small garden & a farm of arable land attached. It is occupied by the servants of Mr Smith who lives at another farm Called "Neuck", & is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie
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NEUK BURN |
Neuck Burn
Neuk Burn
Neuk Burn |
Alexander Smith, Neuck
Mr Roy
Mr. Cochrane Lundie Mills |
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[Situation] Forming a part of the Northern Boundary of the Parish
A Small Stream of water running out of a Small marsh Called Hunkrum Dubbs & forming part of the boundary along the N. [North] of the parish, running eastwards into the parish of Auchterhouse |
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Parish of Lundie
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THREPLEY |
Threapley
Threapley
Threpley
Threpley
Threpley |
James Duncan
John Hunter
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7
Mr. Roy - Schoolmaster
Mr. Cochrane - Miller Lundie Mills |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of Pitlyal or the Round Loch
Small house,with Farm and offices attached, tenanted by James Duncan. Also a two Storey house occupied by Lawrence Turpie, Gamekeeper, all the property of Lord Camperdown. |
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EASTER KEITH |
East Keith
East Keith
Easter Keith
Easter Keith
Easter Keith |
John Hunter
James Duncan
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7
Mr Roy - Schoolmaster
Mr. Cochrane - Miller Lundie Mills |
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[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile N.W. [North West] from Clushmill
A two Storey house with Farm and Offices attached Tenanted by John Hunter and the property of Lord Camperdown. |
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WESTER KEITH |
West Keith
West Keith
Wester Keith
Wester Keith
Wester Keith |
John Hunter
James Duncan
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7
Mr Roy - Schoolmaster
Mr. Cochrane - Miller Lundie Mills |
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[Situation] About 30 chains W. [West] from Easter Keith
Two, one Storey houses, with large Farm and old Steading Tenanted by John Whitton and the property of Lord Camperdown. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Lundie -- Sheet 49 No. 5. Traces 1 & 2.
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PITLYAL or the ROUND LOCH |
Pitlyal or The Round Loch
Pitlyal or The Round Loch
Pitlyal or The Round Loch |
Mr Roy Schoolmaster
James Cameron, Sunnyhall
Mr. Cochrane, Lundie Mills |
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[Situation] W. [West] side of Threpley
A Sheet of water on the farm of Threpley, extent about 15 Acres, the property of the Earl of Camperdown. |
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SUNNYHALL BLEACHFIELD (Flax Yarn) |
Sunnyhall Bleachfield (Flax Yarn)
Sunnyhall Bleachfield (Flax Yarn)
Sunnyhall Bleachfield (Flax Yarn)
Sunnyhall and Bleachfield |
James Cameron occupier
Mr. Roy Schoolmaster
Lawrence Turpie Gamekeeper
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-57 |
049 |
[Situation] About 30 chains W. by N. [West by North] from Threpley
An establishment for the bleaching of Linen Yarn Situated on the west side of Pitlyal Loch, the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie -- Sheet 49 No. 5 Trace 2 |
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NEUK |
Neuk
Neuk
Nuick |
Alexander Smith, occupier
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
New Valuation roll 1856-57 |
049 |
[Situation] About 30 chains E. by N. [East by North] from Threpley
A neatly built farm house having a Small garden, Suitable offices & an arable farm attached. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown. |
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BOWHOUSE HILL |
Bowhouse Hill
Bowhouse Hill |
Mr Smith, Neuck
Mr Roy |
049 |
[Situation] A few chains N. [North] from Bowbouse
An eminence of considerable elevation upon the eastern boundary of the parish, Covered with rough pasture & furze & close by Bowhouse Steading |
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BOWHOUSE |
Bowhouse
Bowhouse |
Mr Roy
Valuation roll |
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[Situation] A few chains S. [South] from Bowhouse Hill
A Sustantially built farm place having a Small garden an arable farm & suitable offices attached. It is attached to Clushmill farm & occupied by a Servant of Alexander Falconer, occupier. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.5 Trace 3 & 6 |
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CLUSHMILL |
Clushmill |
Mr Roy Lundie
New Valuation roll |
049 |
[Situation] About 20 chains E. by N. [East by North] from Bowhouse
A Substantially built dwelling one Story high having a Small garden Suitable offices & about 12 acres of land attached, as well as a mill used for the purpose of grinding corn. Attached to the corn mill & in the open air the south side of the mill is an apparatus connected with the mill which for sawing timber It is occupied by Andrew Falconer who has the Corn mill Sublet to Francis Sime It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.5 Trace 5 |
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LUNDIE |
Lundie
Lundie
Lundie |
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Irvine
Patrick Hunter Kirkton
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
049 |
[Situation] In the N.W. [North West] portion of the Sheet
A Small Village Situated near the Centre of the old Parish of Lundie; The Houses are of good Construction and Consist of a Church Manse & School; a Corn & Barley Mill, a Flour & Barley Mill, a post office and Several Cottage houses. The Village is on the Estate of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie & Fowlis
Sheet 49 No. 9 Trace 1 |
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MANSE [Lundie] |
Manse (Ph. [Parish]) |
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Irvine
Patrick Hunter Kirkton |
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[Situation] A few chains S. [South] from Lundie church
This is the Parish Manse for the Lundie portion of the United Parish of Lundie & Fowlis, it is a neat dwelling ho. [house] with offices &c attached; the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Irvine |
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CHURCH [Lundie] |
Church (Ph. [Parish]) |
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas irvine
Patrick Hunter Kirkton |
049 |
[Situation] W. [West] side of Lundie.
A Small but neat church in the Village of Lundie and Surrounded by a Graveyard; at the East end is a roofed Vault or Mausoleum wherein is Interred the remains of Sir William Duncan Bart. [Baronet] M.D. [Doctor of Medicine] - a Cadet of the Duncan of Lundie Family; and at the East of the Vault is a Square open Inclosure the Burial place of the Family of Camperdown On a Marble slab in the W. [West] wall of this Inclosure, near the N.W. [North West] angle, is the following Epitaph:-
"Adam first Viscount Duncan Admiral of the White Squadron of His Majesty King George the Third's Fleet; born 14th. July 1731, and died 4th. of August 1804" |
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Parish of Lundie & Fowlis -- Sheet 49 No. 9 Trace 1 |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton |
Patrick Hunter Occupier
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Irvine |
049 |
[Situation] About 20 chains E. [East] from Lundie
A large Farmhouse with Suitable offices &c attached, Situated at the East Side of the Village of Lundie; it is Occupied by Patrick Hunter and is the property of the Earl of Camperdown. |
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SCHOOL [Lundie] |
School (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Thomas Irvine
Patrick Hunter |
049 |
[Situation] E. [East] side of Lundie
A neat School Situated in the East side of the Village of Lundie; the Teacher is Mr. Roy whose dwelling house is near the School. The average attendance is about 35 Scholars. |
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Parish of Lundie & Fowlis -- Sheet 49 No. 9 Trace 1 |
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LUNDIE CASTLE on the Site of Lundie Castle |
Lundie Castle
Lundie Castle |
Mr Pattullo, junior, Lundie Castle
Mr Roy
Valuation Roll |
049 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] from Pitermo
A Substantially erected farm house two stories high having a Small garden Suitable offices & an arable farm attached It was formerly the site of the residence of the Duncan or Camperdown family the remains of which the Tenant farm steading & offices are almost built. There is no tradition connected with it or any appearances either of romance or Castle about it It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown & occupied by Mrs Pattullo. |
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THE GREY LADY (A Standing Stone) |
The Grey Lady
The Grey Lady |
Mr Pattullo junior
Mr Bett, Pitermo |
049 |
[Situation] About 10 chains W. [West] from Lundie Castle
This name is applied to a Standing Stone a little to the west of Lundie Castle It is about 4 feet high between two & three broad & rather a Kidney Shape. The ladies of Lundie Castle have romance Connected with it - that a white lady is to be seen walking round it on a Certain night of every new moon Some think of druidical origin, but young Pattullo intends to blast it shortly |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.9 Trace 3
[Note]
"The Grey Lady", being a name not
descriptive of the object it is necessary to write the
designation "A Standing Stone" in parenthesis underneath |
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EASTER LEDYATT |
Easter Ledyatt
Easter Ledyatt |
Mr Roy, Teacher
Valuation roll |
049 |
[Situation] Nearly ¾ mile S. [South] from Lundie
A Small farm steading consisting of a Servants dwelling & offices & an arable farm attached. It is occupied by Mr Anderson, Fowlis, & the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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PITERMO |
Pitermo |
Mr Bett, occupier
Valuation roll |
049 |
[Situation] Nearly ¾ mile E. [East] from Lundie
A neatly built farm house two Stories high, having a garden, Suitable Offices & an arable farm attached It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.9 Trace 4 & 2 |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGES |
Burnside Cottages
Burnside Cottages |
Mr Pattullo, Lundie Castle
Mr Thomas Bett, Pitermo |
049 |
[Situation] About 20 chains S. [South] from Lundie Castle
A Couple of servants cottages so Called upon the farm of Lundie Castle They are lying upon the South Side of Lundie Burn |
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MUIR HOUSES |
Muir Houses
Muir Houses |
Mr Pattullo Lundie Castle
Mr Roy |
049 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S. [South] from Lundie Castle
A couple of Small Cottages upon the farm of Lundie Castle occupied by Servants & so called from their situation upon the side of Lundie Muir Wood |
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LUNDIE BURN |
Lundie Burn |
Mr. Roy Schoolmaster
Mr. Cochrane
Robert Baird Miller |
049 |
[Situation] Running past the N. [North] side of Burnside Cottages
This name applies to a small burn rising at the junction of two small Streams a little to the S.E. [South East] of the Village of Lundie, and flowing in a South Easterly direction till it reaches the Ph. [Parish] of Auchterhouse When it Changes its name to that of Dighty Water |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.9 Trace 6 |
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LUNDIE MUIR (Cattle Market) |
Lundie Market |
Mr Pattullo, Lundie Castle
Mr Taylor, Factor
Mr Roy |
049 |
[Situation] E. [East] side of Muir Houses
A Small triangular piece of ground along the Toll road at the eastern Entrance to the parish devoted to the business of selling & buying Cattle twice every Season - on the 3rd monday of June & first monday of August old Style It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown & attached with its profits for custom money to the farm of Lundie Castle. |
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Parish of Lundie Sheet 49.9 No. 9 Trace 6
[Note]
"Lundie Muir" is the name of the place or ground
and "Cattle Market" is the designation of the business
or transaction for which it is distinguished. - See
answers to correspondence at the end of this book
as also the Descriptive Remarks in this page.
In accordance with the above idea, the form to be written
on plan is recommended. |
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TURNEYHILL |
Turney Hill
Turney Hill |
Mr Bett Pitermo
Mr Roy |
049 |
[Situation] About 20 chains N.E. [North East] from Pitermo Wood.
A name applied to a couple of Small cottages upon the farm of Pitermo & occupied by servants |
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PITERMO WOOD |
Pitermo Wood
Pitermo Wood |
Mr Bett
Mr Irvine, Minister |
049 |
[Situation] N. [North] side of Castle Wood
A plantation of mixed wood upon the South east Corner of Pitermo farm It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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CASTLE WOOD |
Castle Wood
Castle Wood |
Mr Bett
Mr Irvine |
049 |
[Situation] S. [South] side of Pitermo Wood
A Small plantation of mixed wood upon the north Side of the farm of Lundie Castle. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown. |
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Parish of Lundie
Sheet 49.10 Trace 1 |
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LUNDIE DEN |
Lundie Den
Lundie Den |
Mr Roy
Mr Pattullo |
049 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile S. [South] from Pitermo Wood.
A Small ravine covered with forest trees upon the farm of Lundie Castle & upon the eastern boundary of the parish. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Sheet 49.10 Trace 4 -- Parish of Lundie |
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LUNDIEMUIR WOOD |
Lundiemuir Wood
Lundiemuir Wood |
Mr Taylor
Mr Roy |
049 |
[situation] West side of Lundie Toll Bar
A plantation of mixed wood upon the South east corner of the parish intersected by the Toll road from Dundee to Coupar Angus. It is the property of the Earl of Camperdown |
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Sheet 49.13 Trace 2 & 3 -- Parish of Lundie
[Entry for Lundie Market is crossed out] |
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LUNDIE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Lundie Toll
Lundie Toll |
Mr Taylor
Mr Roy |
049 |
[situation] E. [East] side of Lundie Muir Cattle Market
A small cottage occupied by a Servant of the Trustees upon the Turnpike road between Dundee & Coupar Angus It is situated the east corner of Lundie market & has a garden attached as well as a gate across the road. It is the property of the Trustees & occupied by their servant. |
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Sheet 49.13 Trace 2 & 3 -- Parish of Lundie
[signed]
James Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
29th Sept [September] 1860
C.N. Martin
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OS1/14/66
Co. [County] FORFAR
PARISH OF LUNDIE AND FOWLIS
SHEET. 48, No. 4, 7, 8, 11, 12, & 16.
SHEET. 49, No. 1, 5, 9, 10, 13 & 14.
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Parish of Lundie and Fowlis.
Sheet 48, No. 4, 7, 8, 11, 12, & 16.
Sheet 49. No. 1, 5, 9, 10, 13, & 14.
INDEX.
Name of Objects -- Pages
Lundie & Fowlis -- 1
Ardgarth Hill -- 8
Ardgarth Loch -- 9
Ardgarth -- 9
Balshando Loch -- 15
Balshando Hill -- 16
Balshando -- 17
Bowhouse -- 29
Bowhouse Hill -- 29
Burnside Cottages -- 37
Craig Well -- 12
Clushmill Burn -- 23
Clushmill -- 30
Church -- 33
Castle Wood -- 39
Donald's Brae -- 21
Easter Keith -- 27
Easter Ledyatt -- 36
Horse Well -- 13
Hunkrum Dubs -- 22
Kirkton -- 34
Ledcrieff -- 5
Ledcrieff Den -- 5
Ledcrieff Wood -- 7
Lundie Craigs -- 8
Lundie Loch -- 9
Lindores Loch -- 15
Long Loch -- 24
Lochend -- 24
Lundie -- 31
Lundie Castle -- 35
Lundie Burn -- 37
Lundie Muir (Cattle Market) -- 38
Lundie Den -- 40
Lundie Muir Wood -- 41
Manse -- 33
Muir Houses -- 37
Nether Smithton -- 14
Neuk Burn -- 26
Neuk -- 29
Pittendreich Hill -- 3
Pitcur Wood -- 11
Piperdam Burn -- 19
Palmerhill Wood -- 23
Pittendreich -- 25
Pitlyal or The Round Loch -- 28
Pitermo -- 36
Pitermo Wood -- 39
Sidlaw Hills -- 10
Smithton Loch -- 11
Smithton Hill -- 11
Smithton -- 13
Smithton Knowe -- 13
Sunnyhall Wood -- 24
Sunnyhall Bleachfield -- 28
School -- 34
Threpley -- 27
The Grey Lady -- 35
Turneyhill -- 39
Wester Keith Hill -- 7
Whinny Knowe -- 15
Wester Ledyatt -- 17
Westerledyatt Hill -- 17
Wester Keith -- 27 |
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