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PARISH OF PANBRIDE
SHEET 45. No. 14, 15, & 16.
SHEET 51. No. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, & 16.
SHEET 52. No. 5, 9, &13.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Panbride Ph. [Parish] -- 3
Auchrenny -- 35
Almond Cottage -- 48
Boath Burn -- 14
Boath -- 16
Boath Den -- 21
Black Wood -- 25
Batties Well -- 33
Batties Den -- 33
Brax -- 34
Balmachie -- 34
Balhousie -- 36
Braehead of Balhousie -- 37
Balhousie -- 38
Crombie Burn -- 5 & 14
Crombie Mill -- 6
Crombie Den -- 9
Cairncortie -- 9
Clearie Burn -- 13
Clearie Wood -- 13
Corrieara Den -- 23
Cairn Well -- 39
Carlogie Farm -- 41
Carlogie House -- 41
Craig Mill -- 42
Craigmill Den -- 42
Church -- 43
Craigmill Burn -- 44
Church Street -- 47
City of Glasgow Bk. [Bank] (Branch Office) -- 49
Carnoustie Station -- 50
Craig Mill -- 63
Dundas Well -- 21
Dog's Nose -- 25
Dundee and Arbroath Railway -- 50 & 65
Dargie Craig -- 51
East Gate -- 24
Eastern Bank (Branch Office) -- 49
East Scryne -- 58
Ell Craig -- 59
East Haven -- 63
Frithmuir -- 5
Frith -- 10
Gallow Hill -- 9
Goosedubs -- 46
Gallowlaw -- 54
Heughhead -- 34
Harbour -- 51 & 59
Henry Craig -- 51
Lochty Burn -- 39
Lower Balmachie -- 39
Long Craig -- 61
Maules Mount -- 6
Matty's Well -- 11
Montagu Bridge -- 23
Mains of Panmure -- 27
Monikie Burn -- 33
Muirdrum School -- 35
Muirdrum -- 36
Manse -- 45
Manse -- 53
Mid Scryne -- 57
Newton of Panbride -- 48
Parkhead -- 5 |
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INDEX, Continued.
Names of Objects -- Pages
Pathhead -- 11
Pillar Wood -- 14
Pitlivie Moor -- 15
Panmure House -- 22
Pitlivie -- 23
Peatmire Well -- 25
Panmure Gardens -- 30
Post Office -- 36
Panlathymill Bridge -- 37
Panlathymill Burn -- 37
Panbride -- 44
Panmure Bank -- 47
Panbride Free Church -- 54
Panbride House -- 64
Panbride Bleachfield (Flax Yarn) -- 64
Rottenrow -- 46
Railway Hotel -- 50
Railway Station -- 59
Supposed Site of Battle Between the English & Scots (14th. Century) -- 7
Spiral Wood -- 13
Site of Chapel -- 17
Sticky's Den -- 25
Site of Panmure Castle -- 29
School -- 45
Salmon Craig -- 51
Scryne School (Free Church) -- 57
Scryne Smithy -- 58
The Latch -- 15
The Mount -- 15
The Mount -- 24
Taymouth Villa -- 48
Temperance Refreshment Hall -- 50
The Beamer -- 52
The Femrie -- 59
Thomas Allen -- 60
The Brithers -- 61
The Brithers -- 61
West Gate -- 22
West Scryne -- 38
William Street -- 47
West Haven Inn -- 53
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PANBRIDE |
Panbride
Panbride
Panbride
Panbride
Panbride
Panbride |
Sherriff's List of meresmen
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] map
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
Oliver & Boyd's Almanack |
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[Situation]In the S. [South] Eastern portion of Forfarshire adjoining the German ocean.
A parish on the south-east verge of Forfarshire. bounded on the north by Carmyllie, on the north-east and east by Arbirlot and a detached portion of St Vigeans on the south east by the German ocean on the south-west by Barry and on the west by Monikie. Its figure nearly resembles the small segment of a flat ring the convex side turned to the south west and it measures nearly 5 miles in length from north to south east about two miles in mean breadth and is supposed to be about 5,400 acres in area. The Coast 2¼ miles in extent is flat and very rocky with a pebbly beach which occasionally affords some gems. The interior is in general flat but rises towards the north. The soil toward the Coast is sandy, in the central district it is clay on loam and toward the north is moorish. Limestone but of an inferior quality and not in plenty exists and sandstone both of an excellent sort for building and of the slaty kind which yields the Arbroath paving stone abounds and is worked. This parish is in the presbytery of Arbroath and Synod of Angus & Mearns |
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FRITHMUIR |
Frithmuir |
Mrs. Ireland (Crombie Mill)
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the north end of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
Is a Cotters house with pendicle of land and garden attached, Occupied by T. Gemlie, The property of Lord Panmure |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead |
Mr. W Alexander School Master Monikie
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the north end of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small cot house with garden & pendicle of land attached, Occupied by David Cant, the property of Lord Panmure. |
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CROMBIE BURN |
Crombie Burn |
Mr. W. Alexander School Master Monkie
David Stuart (Crombie Mill)
Mr. Waugh (Factor) Carlogie House |
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[Situation] In the north end of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small stream rising at Dawnie Muir, and flowing in a South Easterly direction through the parish. |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 45 Plan 15 Traces 1 & 4
[Signed]
John Picton
R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CROMBIE MILL |
Crombie Mill |
Mrs. Ireland
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] On the north side of Crombie Den.
Is contigous to the northern boundary of the parish, the name applies to the farmhouse and Corn mill, The mill is Sub-let to David Stuart who gives employ to two men, The farm is occupied by Mrs. Ireland, the whole is the property of Lord Panmure |
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MAULE'S MOUNT |
Maule's Mount |
Mr Waugh (Factor) Carlogie House
Mr. W. Alexander (School Master)
Mr Morrison, Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] On the north side of Crombie Den.
Is a small hill feature in an enclosure
of thickly planted Forest-trees. It is adjacent to Crumbie Mill, and the property of Lord Panmure |
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GALLOWHILL QUARRY |
Gallowhill Quarry |
Mr. Waugh (Factor Carlogie House)
Mr. W. Alexander, School Master Monikie
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride |
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A large Sandstone quarry at the foot of Crombie Den, there are no workmen employed in it at present. It is the property of Lord Panmure |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 45 Pan 15 Trace 4
Crombie Mill [note]
Note. Crombie Mill, to be written so as to apply
to all the houses, and Corn Mill to be written to
the mill. This mode is adopted, after a correspondence
with the Field Examiner Corpl. [Corporal] Keely
Gallow Hill Quarry [note]
Note. As this quarry is situated
adjoining Gallow Hill, it is
sufficient to write
Quarry on plan
[Signed]
John Picton |
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Supposed Site of BATTLE Between the English and Scots (14th Century) [nr Crombie Mill] |
Supposed Site of Battle |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Cæser Ph. [Parish] Minister
Letter of the Late Revd. [Reverend] Dr. [Doctor] Trail
Hollinsheds Chronicles Vol [Volume] 2 P. [Page] 13 |
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[Situation] In the north of the parish of Panbride.
I could get no information respecting the actual site of this battle, but the position marked on trace, the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Cæser States to be very likely, so far as is now known, to be the site of battle. Mr. Caeser says, in Some old histories, (works of Hector Boethius for instance), this battle is described as having taken place north of the woods at Panmure; and a letter in his possession, written by the late Revd. [Reverend] Dr. [Doctor] Trail, mentions the ground between Panmure woods and Crombie Mill as being likely to be the place where the battle in question was fought. I have made enquiry in the neighbourhood, and could not find one person who had ever heard about this battle; nor could I glean any information respecting the finding of bones, pieces of armour or weapons, stone coffins &c. There are no remains of military defences, nor marks of any having ever been on the ground |
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Parish of Panbride -- Plan 45.15 trace 4
[Note]
See correspondence annexed
also correspondence annexed to
Site of Chapel page 17 |
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Mr. Smith, writer, Arbroath, is not acquainted
with the ground about Crombie Mill, but
from what he has read respecting this battle, he
supposes it to have taken place along the road
(or close to it) which runs through Monikie &
Carmyllie. The position marked on trace would
seem to agree with this supposition - For Mr.
Jervise's opinion, see correspondence in office.
See also the extracts forwarded - none of which
differ from Mr. Cæser, but they fail in particularizing
the exact locality.
If Mr. Cæser is written to he will give his reasons for
fixing the position marked
[Signed]
J Keely
2d Cor:R.E. [Second Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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Abercromby in his history of Scotland mentions
that about the year 1338 while David II was
in France and Sir Andrew Murray guardian
of Scotland. a bloody battle was fought at Panmure
with a party of the forces of Edward III in which
4000 of the English were let upon the Spot and
among the rest Lord Henry Mountfort who seems to
have been their general. The Guardian Sir. a. Murray
commanded the Scots in person. He with the Earls
of March & Fife had been lying in the Forest of Platane
in Angus (of which the author declares his ignorance)
and from that marched with his forces to Panmure
where the battle ensued. It is represented as a
victory of considerable consequence as it led
to the reduction of the Castles of Leuchars,
St Andrews, Falkland- and all others in
Angus & Fife (exept that of Cupar) in favor
of David's party.
The spot on which this battle was
fought is understood to be north of
Panmure - near Crombiemill
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King David returned from France
about 1342 - and got an Ancestor
of Hector Boece's married to the
Heiress of Panbride - because his
Father had fallen in the battle of
Duplin some years before - This
is given by Abercromby as a quotation
from Hector Boece - and is probably
at greater length in his history - which
I believe is in Panmure library -
[Signed]
James Cæsar |
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Hollinshed's Chronicles VOL [VOLUME] 2 = Page 13.
(printed in Arbroath)
At the time of the war between David II and
Edward III is the following passage -
"At length this Andrew Murray assembling a great power
with support of them of Murray, Marr, & Breichen,
fought with his enemies at Panmure, where
he obtained the victory with huge slaughter of
Englishmen and other of his adversaries. In
this battle were slain Henrie Mountfort, who
latelie before had been sent by King Edward
into Scotland to support the Balliol, beside
four thousand others, the most part gentlemen
so that this overthrow was very displeasant
to the King of England, having his side sore
weakened thereby" According Hollinshed,
this battle seems to have occured in 1337 or earlier,
for after noticing various other occurences
apparently subsequent to the battle of Panmure,
and another conflict in the south of Scotland,
he adds "(at which battel also was King
Edward the Earl of Gloucester the Lords Persie &
Neul being in the year 1337 as saith scala chron [chronica])"
And again, page 14, he adds "not long after
Andrew Murray the governor of Scotland deceased
to the great damage of the Commonwealth, and
was buried in Rosmarkie in the year after
the birth of our Saviour 1338"-
[Signed]
John Keely
2d. Corpl. RE [Second Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CROMBIE DEN |
Crombie Den |
Mr. W Alexander (School Master Monikie)
David Stuart Crombie Mill
George Porter Game Keeper |
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[Situation] In the north portion of the parish of Panbride.
Is a deep Den or Ravine with slopes of rough ground and Trees on either side through which flows the Crombie Burn |
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CAIRNCORTIE |
Cairn Corty
Cairncortie
Cairncortie
Cairncortie
Cairncortie |
Mr. W Alexander (School Master Monikie)
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Mr. Waugh, Factor
Rent Roll
Mr. Black, clerk to Mr. Waugh.
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Caeser, Panbride |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish of Panbride.
A farm house with out houses and garden attached, all in good repair, Occupied by William Smart, and the property of Lord Panmure. The factor, Mr. Waugh, is desirous of having the spelling Cairncortie retained on the Ordnance Plans of this parish. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill |
Mr. W. Alexander (School Master Monikie)
David Stuart (Crombie Mill)
George Porter |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish of Panbride.
Is a small hill feature. thickly planted with
Forest-trees, In former times it was used for administering feudal justice, The only information to be gotten from the inhabitants adjacent to the place, Is that two men about 8 years ago dug up some human bones from the top of the hill |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 45 Plan 15 Traces 4 & 5 |
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FRITH |
Frith |
Mr. W. Alexander (School Master)
Rent Receipt
Mrs. Ireland (Crombie Mill) |
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[Situation] In the north end of the parish of Panbride.
A farm house with out houses and garden attached, Occupied Mrs. Ireland the property of Lord Panmure |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 45 Plan 15 Traces 5 & 6 |
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PATHHEAD |
Pathhead
Pathhead
Pathhead |
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace
Mr Patrie |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] of Panbride Ph. [Parish].
A very neat cottage, inhabited by the workmen of Panmure, Contains apartments for three or four families, |
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MATTY'S WELL |
Matty's or Matties Well
Matty's or Matties Well
Matty's or Matties Well |
David Henderson
Mr Cow
William Davidson |
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[Situation] In the north Side of Guildy Den.
A cool spring well, So named from an old woman |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51. 2, trace 6
Matty's Well [note]
Matty, the abbreviation of the
female name of Martha
Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary]
[Faint, in pencil]
Guildy Den No description; should
be referred to Monikie Ph. [Parish]
[Signed]
John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CLEARIE BURN |
Clearie Burn
Clearie Burn
Clearie Burn |
Mr Wallace forester
David Henderson Game Keeper
George Porter |
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[Situation] Runs through Clearie Wood.
A small stream which rises on Guildy Muir, and runs Eastward, |
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CLEARIE WOOD |
Clearie Wood
Clearie Wood Clearie Wood |
Mr Wallace
David Henderson
George Porter |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish].
A large wood of mixed timber, |
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SPIRAL WOOD |
Sphiral Wood
Sphiral Wood
Sphiral Wood
Spiral Wood
Spiral Wood
Spiral Wood |
Mr Wallace
David Henderson
George Porter
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Caeser Ph. [Parish] minister Panbride
Mr. Gordon Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Arbirlot
Mr. Davidson Panmure Gates |
051 |
[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small Wood situated on the West side of Panmure House, Consists chiefly of forest timber, |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51. 3. trace 1
[Signed]
John Jane
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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PILLAR WOOD |
Pillar Wood
Pillar Wood
Pillar Wood |
Mr Wallace
David Henderson
George Porter |
051 |
[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small wood of mixed timber, so called there being a pillar in its centre, with the inscription James Earl of Panmure 1624 |
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CROMBIE BURN |
Crombie Burn
Crombie Burn
Crombie Burn |
Mr Alexander Schoolmaster
Mr Cow greive
Mr Wallace |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small rivulet which rises near Fallaws in the Ph. [Parish] of Monikie, and forms the Northern boundary of that Ph. [Parish] for some distance |
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BOATH BURN |
Boath Burn
Boath Burn
Boath Burn |
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace
David Henderson |
051 |
[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
Is formed by the meeting of the two streams, Crombie & Clearie Burns, and runs Eastward through a Den of the same name, |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51. 3. traces 1 & 2 |
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PITLIVIE MOOR |
Pitlivie Muir
Pitlivie Muir
Pitlivie Muir |
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace
Mr William Davidson |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A considerable extent of waste ground, situated on a farm of the same name, at the north of the Ph. [Parish] |
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THE LATCH |
The Latch
The Latch
The Latch |
Mr Cow
David Henderson
Mr Patrie |
051 |
[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small stream which rises on Pitlivie Moor and runs Eastward, |
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THE MOUNT |
The Mount
The Mount
The Mount |
Mr Cow
David Henderson
Mr Patrie |
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[Situation] On Pitlivie Moor
A small round knowe on Pitlivie Moor |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51. 3. trace 3
Pitlivie Moor
[Note]
The English spelling moor has been
adopted in every case by the late 5th. Division
when the name applied to a moor.
The Latch
[Note]
Latch, A mire, The track of a cart-wheel
Jamieson's Dictionary
[Signed]
John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BOATH |
Boath
Boath
Boath |
Mr Patrie
Mr Cow
Johnston's County Map |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A couple of small thatched Cottages situated on the farm of Pitlivie, there was once a Castle and Chapel at this place, many of the old carved stones are built in one one of the present Cottages.
I have had no means of getting history of this place. [Initialled] J.J. |
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Boath
Sir -
The farmer states with reference to the antiquities of this place "that an
old Castle once stood at the place marked on trace, with a
chapel attached, at which attended a chaplain from
Arbroath Abbey. The Castle was erected by Sir Arthur
Boathie, at what date he does not know. Two wells
some years ago were close to the house, Called res-
pectively the "East & West Chamberlain Wells" which are
now closed up. They were named after Chamberlain
Maule who lived in the Castle after Sir Arthur Boathie
A portion of the old Castle walls is supposed to be
part of the gable of one of the present Cottages" -
The foregoing is the farmers statement. He appears
to have got all his information from the Revd. [Reverend] Mr.
Keenan, Dundee, to whom he refers as his authority
& who, he says, knows all the particulars about
this place. The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Keenan, might be written
to from the office.
Mr. Caesar, Ph. [Parish] Minister of Panbride, is aware that a
chapel stood in former days close to the present
Cottages at Boath. He shewed me some old papers
in which referince was made to the lands about
Boath as Churchlands, and one of the papers,
printed in Latin, entitled the "Feu Charter of the
Churchlands of Panbride", states that in 1562
these lands were transferred or given in trust
to William Lang by the Abbot of Arbroath Abbey.
He also states that he has in his possession an old
document which makes special mention of the
Chapel; but when I was with him he could not
find it, however, if he can do so, he will
send me more information.
Mr. Caesar is not aware of a Castle ever having been
at this place - Mr Waugh knows nothing about
either Chapel or Castle - nor Mr. Collier
at Panlathy.
Major Cooke R.E [Royal Engineers]
[Signed]
John Keely
2nd. Cor: RE [Second Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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Site of CHAPEL [Boath] |
Site of Chapel |
Revd. Mr. Cæser, Panbride
Old Charters of Church Lands (in Mr. Cæsers' possession)
David Miller Esq: Writer, Arbroath. |
051 |
[Situation] At the East side of Boath.
The site of this Chapel was pointed out to me by the farmer, and is Situated close to the Boath farm house. There is no trace of the foundations visible, but many of the hewn stones of the ancient erection, such as window lintels &c., are built into some of the present outhouses: one gable of the latter seems to be wholly constructed of the ancient materials. What was left of the old building was removed about 40 years ago. |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51 No. 3 Trace 3
[Note]
See Correspondence annexed |
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Chapel at Boath, Panbride Parish
By a Charter of Adam Bishop of Brechin
in 1348, (Brechin Cart: [Cartulary] p [page] 10) it appears that
Walter de Maule lord of Panmure granted
the Lands of Carncorty (Cairncorthie ) to
God and the Cathedral Church of the
Holy Trinity at Brechin for the sus-
tentation of two Chaplainries or altar-
ages newly founded in that Church
in honour o the Blessed Virgin Mary,
and the Holy Cross, and for the Cha-
-pel of "Boith," in the diocese of
Brechin. Among other provisions, it
was appointed by this writing that the
Vicar of Panbride was to minister at
the Altars according to the missal
of the Blessed Mary, and the Vicar
of monzeky (Monikie) was to min-
-ister according to the missal of
the Blessed Marnock.
By two subsequent confirmations
of David II, in 1359, (Brechin
Cart: [Cartulary] p [page] 13, 14) it is stated that,
besides the Lands of Cairncorthie,
given by Walter de Maule, the late
Christina de Valon, Lady of Pan-
mure, had granted to the Chapel
of Boith the Lands of Botmer-
nock [Both-marnoch ?] with
the pertinents, in the tenement
or holding of Panmure. And that
the Abbot and Convent of Aber-
brothock had granted two
merks Sterling from their lands
of Breckis (Brax,) toward the
support of this Chapel.
The
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The above reference to the missal
of the Blessed Marnock, with the
name of the Lands of Botmer-
nok, which appear to have forme-
ed the first endowment of the Chapel
make it probable that the patron
or tutelar Saint of the Chapel
was St Marnoch; and that this
was at that time the district
Chapel of the Barony of Pan-
mure, which continued, for a
long period, to be a Separate poss-
-ession from the Estate of Pan
bride, in which the Parish Church
was situated.
The patronage of the chapel, with
the tiends, the lands of Boath and
Cairncorthie, and the mill, are speci-
fied as part of the Panmure Estate
in Retours of the years 1662, 1671
and 1686.
Forwarded to me by
David Millar Esq
writer, Arbroath. He
states the above to be
extracts from the Cartularies
of Arbroath & Brechin.
[Signed]
John Keely
2nd Corpl:RE [Second Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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O.S. [Ordnance Survey] Muirdrum
17th. May 1858
Revd [Reverend] Sir
Iwish to address you respecting
two antiquities in Panbride parish
about which I have been Speaking
to you -
First: the battle which you Suppose
to have been fought between Crombie=
= mill and the plantations north of
Panmure Ho. [House],. What authority have
you for supposing this battle to have
been fought within the limits
specified above?
Do you take your authority from any
old history?, and if so, can you
give the name of the book, and an
extract from it on which you base
Your Statement.
Will you also be good enough to
give an extract from the letter in
your possession, (received from a
gentleman of your acquaintance),
Specifying that the battle was fought
in the neighbourhood alluded
to above, - and the gentleman's
name -
Then I will have three authorities for
for fixing the site of the battle =
1st.: the history, (I beg to state that the
history, to become an authority
with us, must allude to the
neighbourhood in which
the battle was fought = otherwise,
it is an authority only for the
fact of a battle having taken
place, without at all assisting
to fix the site); 2nd. yourself,
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Abercromby's History Vol: [Volume] III. and
Hector Boece - the latter was
Connected with the parish of Panbride
- is generally supposed to have
been born in it - His history
is, I believe, in the Library at
Panmure House
Hector Boece or
Boethius
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And 3rd. - the gentleman from whom
you received the letter: - the extract being
I think a sufficient authority for me
in useing the gentleman's name
by whom it was written, - without
personally consulting himself.
Names of objects, and sites of battles
or antiquities, marked on our plans,
must be substantiated by three
authorities
Second: - the chapel at Boath farm.
You informed me that you had in yr. [your]
possession an old document
in which the chapel was specially
alluded to. Will you be kind
enough to give me an extract from
the document, which may
be quoted as an authority,
and the name of the document,
and also any remarks which
you may think necessary to
Supply yourself respecting
the matter
I remain
Revd [Reverend] Sir,
Yr. [Your] humble Servant
John Keely
2d Corpl:RE [Second Corporal Royal Engineers]
[right hand column answer to queries]
The gentleman whose letter
drew my attention to the battle
was the late Revd. [Reverend] James
Trail - minister of St Cyrus
near Montrose.
William Laing Vicar
of Arbroath in 1562
fewed the lands which
belonged to the chapel at
Boath to Neil Laing
Writer in Arbroath & his
heirs and assignees
These lands came into
the possession of the
Panmure family prior
to 1623 - how or at
what precise date is
not known. But the
description in old charters is
"terras ecclesias de Panbride
cum advocatione vicariae
ecclesiae de Panbride et
Capellaniae de Both"
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BOATH DEN |
Boath Den
Boath Den
Boath Den |
Mr. Collier Panlathy
Mr. Davidson, East Gate
Mr. Waugh, Factor |
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[Situation] At the south side of Boath.
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Dundas Well
Dundas Well
Dundas Well |
Mr. Collier, Panlathy
Mr. Waugh, Factor
Mr. Davidson, East Gate |
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[Situation] Near the east end of Boath Den.
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Panmure House
Panmure House
Panmure House |
Mr. Waugh, Factor
Mr. Davidson East Gate
Mr. Collier, Panlathy |
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[Situation] In the north portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A large mansion, recently repaired and enlarged, situated on high ground at the north end of Panbride parish. The grounds & walks around, which have been neglected for many years, are undergoing a slow repair. It is the property & occasional residence of Lord Panmure. |
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WEST GATE [Panmure House] |
West Gate
West Gate
West Gate |
Mr. Waugh, Factor
Mr. Davidson East Gate
Mr. Collier, Panlathy |
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[Situation] About 33 chains W by S [West by South] of Panmure House.
This gate at one time formed the Western entrance towards Panmure House. It has been kept closed for many years, though the name is still retained |
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MONTAGU BRIDGE |
Montagu Bg. [Bridge]
Montagu Bg. [Bridge]
Montagu Bg. [Bridge] |
Written on the bridge
Mr Wallace
Mr Cow |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile WSW. [West South West] of Panmure House.
An excellent stone bridge of three arches built at the head of the Corrieara Den, Measures about 200 feet in length, and about 70 feet from the level of the road to the bottom, Was commenced 1844, and finished 1845. |
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Corrieara Den
Corrieara Den
Corrieara Den |
Mr Alexander
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile SW. [South West] of Panmure House.
A deep glen thickly planted with mixed timber, "Corrie in the Gaelic Signifies a deep ravine". |
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Pitlivie
Pitlivie
Pitlivie |
Mr Cow
Johnston's County Map
Mr Wallace |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish].
A farm with good dwelling and outhouses, the property of Lord Panmure, is kept as a home farm, the dwelling house is occupied by Mr Cow - the greive for the Estate. |
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[Signed]
John Jane
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THE MOUNT |
The Mount
The Mount
The Mount |
Mr. Davidson, East Gate
Mr Collier, Panlathy
Mr. Waugh, Factor |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile E S E [East South East] of Panmure House.
A Small mount of earth, Covered with grass, having a Small pillar on the Summit. |
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East Gate |
Mr. Davidson, East Gate
Mr. Collier, Panlathy
Mr. Waugh, Factor |
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[Situation] About ½ mile E by N. [East by North] of Panmure House.
An ornamental gate at the Eastern entrance towards Panmure House. There are two neat cottages attached, one at each side of the gate. |
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STICKY'S DEN |
Sticky's Den
Sticky's Den
Sticky's Den |
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace
David Henderson |
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[Situation] At the eastern Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A broad glen with precipitous banks covered with large forest trees. |
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BLACK WOOD |
Black Wood
Black Wood
Black Wood |
Mr Cow
Mr Wallace
David Henderson |
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[Situation] In the eastern Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A large wood of mixed timber of about 30 years growth, |
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DOG'S NOSE |
Dog's Nose
Dog's Nose
Dog's Nose |
Mr. Irvine Game Keeper
Mr. Peters Muirdrum
Mr. Davidson, East Gate |
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[Situation] In Sticky's Den.
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PEATMIRE WELL |
Peatmire Well
Peatmire Well |
Mr. Peters Muirdrum
Mr. Davidson, East Gate
Mr. Irvine, Game Keeper |
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[Situation] In the north end of Black Wood.
A well of good Spring water Situated in the Black wood. |
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Sticky's Den
[Note]
The name Sticky was originally given as a nickname
to a man who was employed as forester here some years ago
The Circumstance of his gathering Sticks or broken wood into
heaps for the purpose of fire wood gave rise to the name.
Correspondence from Field Examiner
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MAINS OF PANMURE |
Mains of Panmure
Mains of Panmure
Mains of Panmure |
Mr. Waugh. Factor
Rent Roll
Mr. Anderson. Farmer |
051 |
[Situation] In the west Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A good farm house and outbuildings the property of Lord Panmure and occupied by William Anderson |
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Panmure Castle (Site of)
Panmure Castle (Site of)
Panmure Castle (Site of)
Panmure Castle (Site of) |
Mr. Mitchel, Panmure Gardens
Mr. Collier, Panlathy
Mr. Waugh, Factor
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Caesar, Panbride |
051 |
[Situation] In the western Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish] near the S E [South East] of Panmure Gardens.
This Castle was situated on high ground, on the north side of Batties Den, and contiguous to the Panmure Gardens. There is no part of the building now visible, but its foundations or site can be traced by an elevated mound, covered with grass, which extends along the South and west Sides, but becomes broken & irregular along the East and north Sides. Within the area enclosed by the foundations, about 40 years ago, several vaults or arches were to be seen, which have been removed: for what purpose they were erected is unknown. There is no record which I could find to fix the date of the building of this Castle; the time of its demolition I was also unable to determine. Lord Panmure's gardener, Mr Mitchel, (who pointed the site out to me) informed me
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Parish of Panmure -- Sheet 51. 7 trace 2
[Note]
"In the N.E. [North East] of the parish stands the spacious and
massy house of Panmure, the principal seat of the
nobleman to whom it belongs. It is built in an elevated
situation surrounded by extensive enclosures & plantations
and Commands a fine prospect especially to the south & east,
At a little distance are Still to be seen the vaults and
foundations of the old Castle of Panmure long the
residence of the Earls of that name."
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that an old man, an acquaintance of his, once told him, that it was razed to the ground by General Monk, in
Cromwell's time; but this statement is unknown to the old residenters of the locality and cannot be authenticated. The old man referred to is now dead
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PANMURE GARDENS |
Panmure Gardens
Panmure Gardens
Panmure Gardens |
Mr. Mitchel, Gardener
Mr Davidson. E. [East] Gate
Mr. Waugh. Factor |
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[Situation] In the western Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
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MONIKIE BURN |
Monikie Burn
Monikie Burn
Monikie Burn |
Mr. Dickson, Panbride Bleachfield
Mr. Anderson, Balmachie
Mr. Mitchel Lower Balmachie |
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[Situation] Runs in an easterly direction through Panbride Ph. [Parish]
Rises in the parish of Monikie, and taking an easterly direction enters the western Side of the parish, flowing through the Corrieara den, thence into Batties den, until it joins the Panlathymill Burn, where it assumes another name |
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BATTIES WELL |
Batties Well
Batties Well
Batties Well |
Mr. Peters, Muirdrum
Mr. Davidson, East Gate
John Cairncross, Farmer |
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[Situation] In the western side of Panbride Ph. [Parish] and on the side of Batties Den.
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BATTIES DEN |
Batties Den
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Mr. Waugh, Factor
Mr. Anderson, Balmachie
Mr. Mitchel Lower Balmachie |
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[Situation] In the western side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A part of the ravine which bounds the banks of the Monikie Burn The name applies from the Corrieara Den at the west to the Craigmill Den at the East. at the junction of Monikie Burn, Panlathymill Burn, and Craigmill Burn |
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BRAX |
Brax
Brax
Brax |
Mr. Waugh. Factor
Rent Roll
Mr. Black Clerk to Mr. Waugh |
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[Situation] In the western portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
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BALMACHIE |
Balmachie
Balmachie
Balmachie |
Mr. Anderson, Balmachie
Mr. Waugh. Factor
Rent Roll |
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[Situation] In the western portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A good farm house with outhouses attached, occupied by Mr. Anderson and the property of Lord Panmure. |
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HEUGHHEAD |
Heughhead
Heughhead
Heughhead
Heughhead
Haughhead
Haughhead |
Mr. Waugh. Factor
Rent Roll
Rent Receipt
Smal plan of farm with factor
Mr. Cairncross, Farmer
County Cess Receipt |
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[Situation] In the western portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small & inferior farm house, with outhouses attached. The property of Lord Panmure, and occupied by John Cairncross |
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MUIRDRUM SCHOOL |
Muirdrum School |
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Thomas Soutir Auchrenny
William Young (School Master Panbride) |
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[Situation] About 17 chains NW [North West] of Muirdrum.
A small brick building, built by Subscriptions. It is Connected, with the Church of Scotland, the average number of pupils are about 35, 18 girls & 17 boys, the branches taught are as follow, English, Writing Arithmetic and Geography, The School Mistress Mary Brown has a salary of £10 yearly paid by Lord Panmure, also, a free house and garden and the pupils fees, The fees are from 2/6 to 3/ [£0.2.6 to £0.3.0] per quarter |
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Auchrenny |
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride
Mr. David Kidd Balhousie
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[Situation] About 25 chains NW by W [North West by West] of Muirdrum.
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MUIRDRUM |
Muirdrum |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Waugh (Factor) Carlogie Ho. [House]
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] Eastern portion of the Ph [Parish] of Panbride.
Is, a small village, situated on the Turnpike Road from Dundee to Arbroath, It is 11 miles from Dundee & 6 from Arbroath, the inhabitants are chiefly agricultural labourers, The houses are slated and each dwelling has a small garden attached, It is the property of Lord Panmure |
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Balhousie |
Mr. Waugh (Factor) Carlogie Ho. [House]
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride
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[Situation] Half a mile nearly SE by E [South East by East] of Muirdrum.
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Post Office |
Thomas Smith (Post Office) Muirdrum
Thomas Soutir Auchrenny
David Kidd Balhousie |
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[Situation] In the village of Balhousie.
Is a branch office, from Carnoustie the letters are delivered, by a letter Carrier, at 11 A.M. and returns to Carnoustie at 3 P.M. |
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PANLATHYMILL BRIDGE |
Panlathymill Bridge
Panlathymill Bridge
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Mr. Collier Panlathy
Mr. Peters, Muirdrum
Mr. Davidson E. [East] Gates |
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[Situation] Near the NE [North East] end of Muirdrum village.
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Panlathymill Burn
Panlathymill Burn
Panlathymill Burn |
Mr. Collier
Mr. Peters Muirdrum
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Caesar |
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[Situation] Forming part of the eastern boundary of the parish.
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Braehead of Balhousie
Braehead of Balhousie
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Mr. Kydd. Balhousie
William Bouchier Braehead of Balhousie
J Peters Muirdrum |
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[Situation] About 20 Chains S S E [South South East] of Muirdrum.
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Balhousie |
Valuation Roll
Mr. David Kidd Balhousie
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] About ½ mile E S E [East South East] of Muirdrum.
A strongly built farm house, with Out houses and garden attached, in good repair, Occupied by D. Kidd the property of Lord Panmure |
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WEST SCRYNE |
West Scryne |
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Thomas Smith West Scryne
Mr. David Kidd Balhousie |
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[Situation] ¾ mile nearly E [East] of Muirdrum.
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CAIRN WELL |
Cairn Well
Cairn Well
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Andrew Mitchel (Lower Balmachie)
Alexander Anderson (Panmure Mains)
David Anderson (Balmachie) |
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[Situation] In the S W [South West] portion of the Ph. [Parish] of Panbride.
An old well of Spring water lying in a plantation on the banks of the Lochty burn and said to be the principal rise of the latter |
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LOCHTY BURN |
Lochty Burn
Lochty Burn
Lochty Burn |
Andrew Mitchel (Lower Balmachie)
Alexander Anderson (Panmure Mains)
David Anderson (Balmachie) |
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[Situation] Forming a Considerable portion of the parish boundary on the west side.
A Small burn rising at the western side of the parish and running in a Southerly direction to the parish boundary where it receives the supply of Cairn Well, and then taking a South easterly direction, forms the remainder of the boundary down to the sea at Carnoustie. Tradition states that this burn ran with human blood for the space of three days, following the battle of Barry |
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Lower Balmachie
Lower Balmachie |
Andrew Mitchel (Lower Balmachie)
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Mr Anderson (Balmachie) |
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[Situation] In the west side of the parish.
A neatly built farm house having a small garden, suitable offices and an arable farm attached. It is occupied by Andrew Mitchel & the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Panmure |
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CARLOGIE FARM |
Carlogie Farm
Carlogie Farm
Carlogie Farm |
Mr Boohie (Carlogie Farm)
Rent Receipt
Andrew Mitchel (Lower Balmachie) |
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[Situation] In the S W. [South West] side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A neatly built farm house having suitable offices, a neat garden and an arable farm attached. It is occupied by Mr Boohie and the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Panmure |
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CARLOGIE HOUSE |
Carlogie House
Carlogie House
Carlogie House |
Mr Waugh (Carlogie House)
Mr Boohie (Carlogie Farm)
Mr Ceasar (Panbride) |
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[Situation] In the S W. [South West] side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A newly built mansion of exquisite taste and workmanship the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] Lord Panmure & occupied by his factor Mr Waugh. It has a small garden and suitable offices attached |
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CRAIG MILL |
Craig Mill
Craig Mill
Craig Mill |
John Stephen Craig Mill
Mr Dickson Panbride bleach field
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride) |
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[Situation] In the Southern Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A small mill erected on a burn of the same name and used for grinding Corn It is propelled by water power and managed by John Stephen, miller, who has it rented from the proprietor the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Panmure. There is a dwelling and a small garden attached and also a farm steading and a few cotters houses which bear the same name |
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Craig Mill Den (one word)
Craig Mill Den (one word)
Craig Mill Den (one word) |
Mr Dickson (Panbride bleach field)
John Stephen (Craig Mill)
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride) |
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[Situation] In the Southern Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A steep ravine consisting of precipitous banks running along the side of Craig mill burn, all the way to the sea. It is a continuation of Battie's Den and commences at the junction of Monikie and Panlathymill burns |
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Craig [note]
Note. The general name Craig
Mill to be written to all the houses
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CHURCH |
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish) |
Statistical account
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride)
William Young Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In the village of Panbride.
This church which is considered very ancient was rebuilt in /52 [1852] by the principal heritor the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Panmure whose family vault stands attached to its east end and in uniformity with the general appearance of the church It contains 660 seats all free & 340 Communicants. The stipend is 15 chalders & 40 £ [£40.0.0] per annum paid by the heritor, and, Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar is the name of the incumbent |
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CRAIGMILL BURN |
Craigmill Burn
Craigmill Burn
Craigmill Burn |
John Stephen (Craig mill)
Mr Dickson (Panbride bleach field)
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride) |
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[Situation] In the southern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
This burn takes its name from the junction of Monikie burn and Panlathymill burn. Runs through the den of the same name, past Craig Mill down to the sea in a southerly direction |
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PANBRIDE [village] |
Panbride
Panbride
Panbride |
Statistical account
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride)
Estate map |
051 |
[Situation] In the S. [South] western
portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A straggling village of houses situated in the southern part of the parish, consisting of the Parish Church, school, Manse, weavers & Cotters houses, the Cotters having pencles of land attached |
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MANSE [parish, Panbride] |
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar (Panbride)
William Young (Schoolmaster)
Mr Dickson (Panbride bleach field) |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of Panbride village.
A neatly built dwelling close by Panbride church, having a small garden and 4½ acres of glebe land attached. It is occupied by the incumbent Mr Ceasar |
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SCHOOL [Panbride] |
School (Parish) |
Mr Ceasar (Panbride)
William Young (Schoolmaster)
Mr Dickson (Panbride bleach field) |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of Panbride village
A suitable and comfortable built house, close by the church of Panbride, having a dwelling and small garden attached for the use of the teacher. The average number of pupils attending is 75, of whom 21 are females, and the subscriptions vary from 2/0 [£0.2.0] to 5/0 [£0.5.0] per quarter They are taught reading, writing, Arithmetic geography English grammar latin grammar and mathematics. William Young is teacher and the school & dwelling have been built and are Kept in repair by the heritors |
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ROTTENROW |
Rotten Row (one word)
Rotten Row (one word)
Rotten Row (one word) |
Mr Boohie (Carlogie Farm)
Rent receipt
Mr Ceasar (Panbride) |
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[Situation] In the SW. [South West] of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A farm steading and stackyard with a farm servant's house & small garden, attached to, or connected at present with Carlogie farm. It is occupied by Mr Boohie and is the property of the right Hon [Honourable] Lord Panmure |
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GOOSEDUBS |
Goose Dubs
Goose Dubs
Goose Dubs
Goosedubs
Goosedubs
Goosedubs |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ceasar. Panbride
Mr. Collier. Panlathy
Mr Waugh. Factor
Mr. Kydd Balhousie
William Bouchier Braehead of Balhousie
J. Peters Muirdrum |
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[Situation] About 9 Chains south of the western end of Panbride village.
A small cottage, occupied by a laboring man, situated south from Panbride. It is the property of Lord Panmure |
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CHURCH STREET [Panbride] |
Church Street |
Mr. Morrison, Newton of Panbride
Mr. Waugh, Factor, Carlogie House
Mr. Bruice, Carnoustie |
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[Situation] In the Central part of Newton of Panbride.
Is the principal Street in Newton of Panbride, leading east and west out of the village, The west is through Carnoustie to Dundee and Easterly direction to Arbroath, it is in good repair |
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WILLIAM STREET [Panbride] |
William Street |
Mr. Waugh, Factor, Carlogie House
Mr. Morrison, Newton of Panbride
Mr. Bowrie, Taymouth Villa |
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[Situation] In the NW [North West] portion of Newton of Panbride village.
Is a Small back Street, immediately North from Church Street |
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PANMURE BANK |
Panmure Bank
Panmure Bank |
Mr. Burrie. Agrabank
Mr. Waugh. Factor to Lord Panmure |
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[Situation] North side of Church Street.
This name applies to a number of dwellings, built on Sloping ground, which forms a Kind of bank. The name is a new one, written on trace by Mr. Burrie's Suggestion, who is the owner of most of the buildings, and Sanctioned by Mr. Waugh, Factor to Lord Panmure. |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51 Plan 16 Trace 2
[Signed]
John Picton
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NEWTON OF PANBRIDE |
Newton of Panbride |
Mr. Waugh (Factor) Carlogie House
Mr. Collier (Late Factor) Hatton of Panbride
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the extreme South corner of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
This name applies to all the houses East of Lochty Burn, as far as the name Gallawlaw, the houses are neatly built two stories high (slated) and have gardens attached, all in good repair. It is the property of Lord Panmure |
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TAYMOUTH VILLA |
Taymouth Villa |
Mr. Morrison, Newton of Panbride
Mr. Bowrie, Taymouth Villa
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] On the South side of William Street.
Is a neat and strongly built house with offices and garden attached, it is two stories high (slated) and in good repair Occupied by Mr. Bowrie, the property of Lord Panmure |
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ALMOND COTTAGE |
Almond Cottage |
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride
Mr Grey, Almond Cottage
Mr Bruice, Carnoustie |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of Newton of Panbride village.
A good dwelling house with offices and garden attached all in good repair Occupied by Mr. Grey. The property of Lord Panmure |
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Parish of Panbride -- Sheet 51 Plan 16 Trace 2
[Signed]
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Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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EASTERN BANK (Branch Office) [Panbride] |
Eastern Bank of Scotland Office
Eastern Bank of Scotland Office
Eastern Bank of Scotland Office |
Sign at entrance
James Smith, Clerk
Robert McEwen, manager |
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[Situation] In the SW [South West] portion of Newton of Panbride village.
This office is kept in a private house, and is a branch office of the Eastern Bank of Scotland. It is permanent |
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CITY OF GLASGOW BANK (Branch Office) [Panbride] |
Bank office City of Glasgow Bk. [Bank] Branch office |
Sign at entrance
James Burns, Clerk
George Frazer, Agent |
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[Situation] On the north Side of Church Street.
This office is in a private house, and is a branch office of the City of Glasgow Bank. The agents name is George Frazer. It is permanent |
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TEMPERANCE REFRESHMENT HALL [Panbride] |
Temperence Refreshment Hall |
Sign on house |
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[Situation] On the north side of Church Street.
This is a hall in which refreshments are Sold during the Summer, and is at present closed. No accomodation provided for travellers. Mr. Burrie os the proprieter |
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CARNOUSTIE STATION |
Carnoustie Station
Carnoustie Station
Carnoustie Station |
Sign at Station
Mr. Gordon, Station Master
Official forms (see heading) |
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[Situation] At the SW. [South West] Corner of Newton of Panbride village.
A very neat Station Situated in Newton of Panbride. There are refreshment rooms attached. The Station master is a Mr. Gordon |
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DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY |
Dundee & Arbroath Railway |
Mr. Gordon Station Master
Official forms (at heading)
Railway Guides |
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[Situation] Passing through the Southern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A double line of Railway running along the South Side of this parish. There is no telegraph. There are two stations connected with it in this parish, the Carnoustie Station & East Haven Station. |
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RAILWAY HOTEL [Newton of Panbride] |
Railway Hotel
Railway Hotel |
Mr. Higgins Railway Hotel
Sign over door. |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] corner of Newton of Panbride village.
A Small licensed hotel. Situated close to the Carnoustie Railway Station affords the usual accomodation for travellers |
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HARBOUR [West Haven] |
Harbour
Harbour
Harbour |
Thomas Clarke Fisherman W. [West] Haven
James Caithness Fisherman. W. [West] Haven
David Peter Fisherman. W. [West] Haven |
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[Situation] On the east side of West Haven.
An inlet through the rocks, which was opened by explosions of gunpowder. Only vessels of Small tonnage can come into it at full tides. It is called a harbour by the fisherman, though scarcely worthy of the term |
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HENRY CRAIG |
Henry Craig
Henry Craig
Henry Craig |
Thomas Clarke Fisherman W. [West] Haven
James Caithness Fisherman. W. [West] Haven
David Peter Fisherman. W. [West] Haven |
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[Situation] In the western side of the Harbour.
The name of a Craig with two poles on it Situated in the harbour at West Haven. |
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DARGIE CRAIG |
Dargie Craig
Dargie Craig
Dargie Craig |
Thomas Clarke Fisherman W. [West] Haven
James Caithness Fisherman. W. [West] Haven
David Peter Fisherman. W. [West] Haven |
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[Situation] In the western portion of the Harbour.
The name of a craig with four poles on it, in the Harbour at West Haven |
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SALMON CRAIG |
Salmon Craig
Salmon Craig
Salmon Craig |
Thomas Clarke Fisherman W. [West] Haven
James Caithness Fisherman. W. [West] Haven
David Peter Fisherman. W. [West] Haven |
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[Situation] At the SE [South East] Side of the Harbour.
A craig at the South East corner of the harbour at West Haven. |
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O.S. [Ordnance Survey] Muirdrum
13:5:58 [13 May 1858]
Sir
With respect to this antiquity
I have consulted all the
old men in the parish
whom I could by enquiry
or accident fall in
with. They could give
me no information
respecting it, only that
two or three arches about
40 years ago were to be
seen within the foundations
of the building, which are
now away
Mr. Mitchel, gardener at
the Panmure gardens told
me that he heard Lord
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Panmure saying that there is no
record of the building in the
demolition of this chapel.
I also consulted Mr. Waugh,
Factor, the Revd [Reverend] Mr. Ceasar,
Panbride, and Mr. Collier,
Panlathy. The latter is the
son of the old factor, and
is well acquainted with
this parish & also with the whole
of the Panmure property.
From the above gentlemen
I could get little or no
information, but what I
collected from the whole
combined I have given
in the N [Name] Sheets.
[Signed] J Keely
2nd Cor:R.E. [Second Corporal Royal Engineers]
P.S.
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THE BEAMER |
The Beamer
The Beamer
The Beamer |
Thomas Clarke Fisherman W. [West] Haven
James Caithness Fisherman W. [West] Haven
David Peter Fisherman W. [West] Haven |
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[Situation] On the northern Side of the Harbour.
A large craig or rock situated at the harbour at West Haven. used for mooring vessels to. |
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WEST HAVEN INN |
West Haven Inn |
Mr. Morrison, (Newton of Panbride)
Mr. Waddle, (Newton of Panbride)
Mary Clark, (West Haven Inn) |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] portion of West Haven.
A substantialy built house, with out houses and garden attached, there is good accomodation for travellers, It is licensed to sell wines and Spirits. Occupied by Mary Clark, The property of Lord Panmure |
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WEST HAVEN |
West Haven |
Mr. Waugh (Factor) (Carlogie House)
Mr. Collier (Late Factor) (Hatton of Panbride)
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the South Side of Panbride Ph. [Parish] and east side of Gallowlaw & of Newton of Panbride.
Is a small village adjacent to Gallowlaw & Newton of Panbride and Situated on the Coast, it is Chiefly inhabited by fishermen. And is the property of Lord Panmure No Schools, nor Banks, nor churches, in this village. |
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MANSE [F.C. [Free Church], Newton of Panbride] |
Manse (Free) |
Mr. Waddle, (Newton of Panbride)
Mr. Morrison, (Newton of Panbride)
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh Martin, (Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] Side of Newton of Panbride.
A very neatly constructed house in connection with the Free church at Newton of Panbride. It is not occupied as yet, the building of it not being wholly completed |
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Manse [note]
Manse only to be written as it
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PANBRIDE FREE CHURCH |
Panbride Church (Free) |
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh Martin Newton of Panbride
Mr. Morrison, Newton of Panbride
Mr. Waddle, Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of Newton of Panbride village.
A neatly Constructed edifice built in the year 1854, the number of Sittings are 384 and free seat average from 40 to 50, the charge of each Sitting is 1s [£0.1.0], The Revd. [Reverend] Hugh Martin has a salary of £120.0.0 yearly from the Sustentation fund, also £20 by Subscriptions, and other perquisites, The average number of Communicants are 189 |
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GALLOWLAW |
Gallowlaw
Gallowlaw
Gallowlaw |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Caesar. Panbride
Mr. Collier. Panlathy.
John Sheriff. Tailor. N. [Newton] of Panbride |
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[Situation] At the East Side of Newton of Panbride village.
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SCRYNE SCHOOL (Free Church) |
Scryne School |
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride
D. Anderson Scryne Smithy
John Kidd Mid Scryne |
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[Situation] In the S [South] Eastern portion of the Ph. [Parish] of Panbride.
A Substantialy built brick building, erected by Lord Panmure, The School is Connected with the free Church, the average number of pupils are 47, 35 Girls &12 Boys, the branches taught are as follow. History, Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic, & Writing, The School Mistress Elizabeth Begg, has a Salary of £10 Annualy paid by Lord Panmure, also, a free house & garden And the pupils, fees. The fees are from 2d. [£0.0.2] to 3d. [£0.0.3] per Week |
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MID SCRYNE |
Mid Scryne |
John Kidd Mid Scryne
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbrided
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] Eastern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A neatly built farm two stories high, with outhouses, and garden attached, all in good repair, Occupied by John Kidd, the property of Lord Panmure |
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EAST SCRYNE |
East Scryne |
Mr. John Kidd, Mid Scryne
Valuation Roll
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride |
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[Situation] In the SE [South East] of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
Is a farm house, with out houses and garden attached all in good repair Occupied by Mr. John Kidd, And the property of Lord Panmure |
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SCRYNE SMITHY |
Scryne Smithy |
D. Anderson Scryne Smithy
Mr. Morrison Newton of Panbride
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In the SE [South East] of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
This name applies to 3 dwelling houses two of which, is Occupied by Agricultural labourers, The third with the Smithy attached, has a pendicle of land. Occupied by D. Anderson, It is the property of Lord Panmure |
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[Signed]
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RAILWAY STATION [East Haven] |
Ry. [Railway] Station
Ry. [Railway] Station
Ry. [Railway] Station |
Name on Board
Mr Gordon. Station master Carnoustie
Man at Railway Station named John Crawfurd |
052 |
[Situation] At the Southern end of East Haven.
A Small wood hut at which tickets are issued to passengars. The man in charge is named John Crawfurd, who has a lad to assist him in keeping the accts. [accounts] & issueing the tickets |
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HARBOUR [East Haven] |
Harbour
Harbour
Harbour |
James Herd Fisherman. E [East] Haven
George Herd Fisherman. E. [East] Haven
William Carnagie Fisherman. E. [East] Haven |
052 |
[Situation] A few chains S E [South East] of East Haven.
An inlet through the rocks for the most part natural. Boats & vessels of very Small tonnage can come into it at full tide |
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ELL CRAIG |
Ell Craig
Ell Craig
Ell Craig |
James Herd. Fisherman E [East] Haven
George Herd Fisherman. E. [East] Haven
William Carnagie Fisherman. E. [East] Haven |
052 |
[Situation] In the western Side of the Harbour.
A prominent Craig in East Haven harbour. It is isolated. |
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THE FEMRIE |
The Femrie
The Femrie
The Femrie |
James Herd Fisherman. E [East] Haven
George Herd Fisherman. E. [East] Haven
William Carnagie Fisherman. E. [East] Haven |
052 |
[Situation] In the western side of the harbour.
An isolated craig in the harbour at East Haven |
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THOMAS ALLEN |
Thomas Allen
Thomas Allen
Thomas Allen |
George Herd Fisherman E. [East] Haven
James Herd Fisherman E [East] Haven
William Carnagie Fisherman E. [East] Haven |
052 |
[Situation At the S E. [South East] side of the Harbour.
A craig with a pole on it at the S. [South] East corner of the harbour, East Haven. |
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LONG CRAIG |
Long Craig |
John Crawfurd Station Master E. [East] Haven
William Burnet East Haven
John Dick East Haven |
052 |
[Situation] On the north side of the Harbour.
A projecting craig on which is a pole, situated in the harbour at East Haven. |
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THE BRITHERS [East Haven] |
The Brithers |
John Crawfurd. Station Master E. [East] Haven
William Burnet East Haven
John Dick East Haven |
052 |
[Situation] A few chains South of the Harbour.
This name applies to what generally appears as a small cluster of rocks - but which are mostly the highest points or projections of one rock which is never wholly visible unless at very low water. Situated Close to the harbour at East Haven. |
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THE BRITHERS [West Haven] |
The Brithers |
Robert Clarke Fisherman West Haven
George Caithness Fisherman West Haven
Robert Bosset Fisheman West Haven |
051 |
[Situation] A few chains South of the east side of the Harbour.
These are rocks situated along the foreshore near to W. [West] Haven Harbour. Unless at very low water, they appear to be isolated and as a cluster of small rocks. |
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CRAIG MILL |
Craig Mill
Craig Mill
Craig Mill |
John Dickson Craig Mill
Rent receipt
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ceasar, Panbride |
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[Situation] In the southern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A farm house occupied by the servants of John Dickson, farmer, having suitable offices a Small garden & an arable farm attached, the property of the Right Honourable Lord Panmure |
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East Haven
East Haven
East Haven |
John Dickson, Craig Mill
Valuation roll
Estate map |
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[Situation] In the southern portion of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A Small village of houses lying at the South E. [East] corner of the parish & occupied exclusively by fishermen The Dundee and Arbroath railway runs past the south side next the sea, There is an intermediate station, a wooden structure, for picking up passengers, luggage & cattle &c It is the property of the Right Honorable Lord Panmure |
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Sheet 52 No 9 Trace 1 & 2 -- Parish of Panbride -- Described by John Kiernan R.Eng. [Royal Engineers]
Craig Mill [note]
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PANBRIDE HOUSE |
Panbride House
Panbride House
Panbride House |
John Dickson, Panbride House
Rent receipt
Mr Waugh, Carlogie House |
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[Situation] In the South end of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A first rate, elegant & neatly built mansion, having a Small garden attached, and standing in an ornamental park containing about five acres. It stands close by Panbride bleach field, and held as a perpetual few by John Dickson Esqr. from the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lord Panmure |
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PANBRIDE BLEACHFIELD (Flax Yarn) |
Panbride bleach field
Panbride bleach field
Panbride bleach field |
John Dickson
Rent receipt
Valuation roll |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of Panbride Ph. [Parish]
A rectangular Square of land situated upon the sea coast, and used for the purpose of carrying on the business of bleaching flax yarn, There is a Bleaching green attached, also yards for the purpose of drying, Steam & water are both used for working the machinery which gives employment to an average of 40 of both sexes, It is rented by John Dickson, Esqr & the property of the Right Honorable Lord Panmure |
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DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY |
Dundee and Arbroath Railway |
See Name Sheets for Sheet 51 No. 16 Ph. [Parish] of Barry |
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[Signed]
James Carpenter C. A. [Civilian Assistant]
6th Augt. [August] 1858
[Signed]
A Cooke
B [Brevet] Major RE [Royal Engineers]
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[Volume] 76
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Co. [COUNTY] FORFAR
PARISH OF PANBRIDE
SHEET 45. No. 14, 15, & 16.
SHEET 51. No. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, & 16.
SHEET 52. No. 5, 9, & 13. |
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