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CARMICHAEL |
Carmichael
Carmichael
Carmichael |
Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map
Forrest's Map of Lanarkshire |
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This parish has retained the same name
from time immemorial. It was probably
placed under the tutelage of St. Michael when it was only of a very limited extent, perhaps a Chapelery founded by some ancestor of the family of Carmichael and it afterwards retained the same name and claimed patronage of the same Saint when its dimensions were enlarged by the annexation of a part of the contiguous parish of Douglas. ** There are several places in the parish which still retain the names of saints in the Romish calander, such as St Michael's Well and Bog, now happily drained and very productive and Bride's Close - evidently consecrated to St Bride or Bridget. Stat Acct P517. This Parish is bounded on the north by the parishes of Lanark and Pettinain; on the east by Covington; on the South by Wiston and on the west by Lesmahagow and Douglas. The surface of the parish presents a very unequal and diversified aspect, the mountain range of Tinto looking down from a commanding elevation upon the several hills and valleys which lie at its base and sending from its rocky caverns many tributary streams to the Clyde and Douglas Water ** |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header]
Lanarkshire [across several columns] |
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Except the perpendicular stones or crosses, of which mention has already been made and the remains of a camp or station in the south-west corner of the parish, there are no other antiquities which deserve notice.***
"The nearest market-town and post-office is Lanark, five miles distant from the Church"
Stat Acct
There are no detached portions of this parish within the boundaries of other parishes and no detached portions of other parishes within the limits of this. |
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NETHERHOUSES |
Netherhouses
Netherhouses
Netherhouses
Nether Houses
Nether Ho. [House] |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T Braidwood
Mr W Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.08 |
Thatched cothouses indifferent repair
Property of Lady Montague Douglas Estate |
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PRETT'S MILL T.P. |
Prett's Mill T.P. [Turnpike]
Prett's Mill T.P. [Turnpike]
Prett's Mill T.P. [Turnpike]
Prets Mill
Pretsmill |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T Braidwood
Mr Wm Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.08 |
Small Turnpike in good repair |
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THORNYHILLS |
Thornyhills
Thornyhills
Thornyhills
Thornyhills
Thornyhills |
Mr R Denholm
Mr T Braidwood
Mr W Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.08 |
Farmstead slated & thatched, property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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Ph [Parish] of Carmichael [in header] 3 [right corner of header] |
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CARMICHAEL MILL |
Carmichael Mill
Carmichael Mill
Carmichael Mill
Carmichael Mill |
Revd Mr Lamb, Minister
W Denholm Esq Factor
Mr Robert Braidwood Schoolm [Schoolmaster]
Mr James Paterson Occupier |
032.04 |
This is a collection of houses consisting of dwelling and outhouses and smithy - one storey and thatched. A well built corn mill two storeys and slated. Occupied by Mr James Paterson and the property of Sir Windham Carmichael Anstruther |
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Ph [Parish] Carmichael [in header] |
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PRETT'S MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Prett's Mill
Prett's Mill
Prett's Mill
Pretsmill
Prets Mill |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.08 |
"Farmstead one store" [all scored through]
A corn & flour mill in good repair with cothouses attached property of Lady Montague of Douglas Estate |
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SHAWS |
Shaws
Shaws
Shaws
Shows
Shaws |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr Wm Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forests Map |
032.08 |
Farmstead one storey houses, property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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TOWNHEAD OF NETHERTON |
Townhead of Netherton
Townhead of Netherton
Townhead of Netherton
Netherton
Netherton |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forests Map |
032.08 |
Large farmstead in good repair - property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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HOWFORD |
Howford
Howford
Howford |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr J. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.08 |
Farmstead thatched & slated property of Sir W. Anstruther
This house is also known by the name Crowhill but the preference is given to Howford- |
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BURNGREEN |
Burngreen
Burngreen
Burngreen |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.04 |
Small thatched farmstead property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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CARMICHAEL BOAT |
Carmichael Boat
Carmichael Boat
Carmichael Boat |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.04 |
Old thatched farmstead property of Sir W. Anstruther. A ferry near the house over the Clyde is the origin of this name - ferry is now disused |
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CARMICHAEL BOAT T.P. |
Carmichael Boat T.P. [Turnpike]
Carmichael Boat T.P. [Turnpike]
Carmichael Boat T.P. [Turnpike] |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.04 |
Turnpike in good repair for rates leviable |
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HYNDFORD BRIDGE |
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge
Hyndford Bridge |
Rev. T. Slack
Mr W. Annan
Mr J. Gray
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.04 |
Large county bridge in good repair - remarkable for its elegance consists of 5 arches |
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TOWNFOOT OF NETHERTON |
Townfoot of Netherton
Townfoot of Netherton
Townfoot of Netherton |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.04 |
A one storey, thatched ho [house] to which a tannery is attach [attached] |
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Ph [Parish] of Carmichael [in header] |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
Robert Deholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William]Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.11 |
Farmsteading dwelling house two out offices one storey, all slated and in good repair. Property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lady Montague |
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BURNHOUSEMILL |
Burnhousemill
Burnhousemill
Burnhousemill
Burnhouse Mill
Burnhouse Mill |
Robt [Robert] Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas]Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.11 |
A row of one storey thatched cothouses in bad repair. Property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] Lady Montague. The name is derived from the circumstance of a mill having stood here at one time |
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DOUGLAS-MOUTH BRIDGE |
Douglas-mouth Bridge |
Robt [Robert] Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
032.11 |
A small stone bridge of one arch spanning the Water of Douglas on a parish road. Built and kept in repair by the parish |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header] 7 [right corner of header]
15 [after 32.11 in situation column] |
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CROOKBOAT |
Crookboat
Crookboat
Crookboat
CrookBoat
Crook Boat |
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Forest Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.12 |
Farmsteading, one storey thatched and in tolerable repair. Property of the Rt. [Right] Hon. [Honourable] Lady Montague |
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SANDYLANDS |
Sandylands
Sandylands
Sandylands
Sandlands
Sandlands |
Robt [Robert] Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.11 |
Farmsteading dwelling house and out offices all slated one storey high and in good repair. On the Douglas Estate. |
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SHIELS BURN |
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Shiels Burn
Shiels Burn |
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lamb
On re-reference to the above authorities |
032.11 |
A small stream which takes its rise near the farm of Shiels, from surface water, and falls into the Water of Douglas near Douglas-mouth Bridge - not rapid - gravelly bed. |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header]
15 [Sandylands situation should read 32.11.15] |
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DRUMALBIN |
Drumalbin
Drumalbin
Drumalbin
Drumaben
Drumaben |
Mr R Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
032.12 |
A hamlet. It includes a large farmstead in good repair. The rest of the houses are low thatched tenements. |
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MILKYKNOWES |
Milkyknowes
Milkyknowes
Milkyknowes
Milkyknowes
MilkyKnowes
MilkyKnowes |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstones County Map
Forrests Map |
032.12 |
Thatched cothouse |
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PEPPERKNOWES |
Pepper Knowes
Pepper Knowes
Pepper Knowes
Pepper Knowes
Pepperknowes
Pepperknowes |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.12 |
Farmstead in indifferent repair |
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WHITECASTLE HILL |
Whitecastle Hill
Whitecastle Hill
Whitecastle Hill
Whitecastle Hill
White Castle Hill |
Mr R Denholm
Mr T Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Forrests Map |
032.12 |
A conspicuous hill chiefly arable. Origin of name not known. |
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Ph [Parish] of Carmichael [in header] 9 [right corner of header] |
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BRIDESCLOSE |
Bridesclose
Bridesclose
Bridesclose
Bridesclose
Bridescloss |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.12 |
Thatched cothouse in bad repair. Origin of name St Bride or Bridget patron saint of the locality. Well, noticed in Stat Acct [Statistical Account] which stood in an adjacent field and named Bride's Well has been drained off. |
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HARLEYHOLM HILL |
Harleyholm Hill
Harleyholm Hill
Harleyholm Hill
Harleyholm
Harleyholm |
Mr R Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.12 |
Small conspicuous hill. Steep descent on the SW [South west] side, which part is covered with close furze |
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HECKLEBIRNIE |
Hecklebirnie
Hecklebirnie
Hecklebirnie
Hecklebirny |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Johnstons County Map |
032.12 |
Thatched cothouse, on the Douglas Estate |
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PARKHOUSE |
Parkhouse
Parkhouse
Parkhouse |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
032.12 |
Small steading in good repair on the Douglas estate |
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SMITHFIELD |
Smithfield
Smithfield
Smithfield |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.12 |
Small steading with smithy on the Douglas Estate |
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& 33.9 [appears after "32.12" in situation column for Harleyholm Hill with ditto marks for Parkhouse, Hecklebirnie, and Smithfield] |
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DEVONSIDE |
Devonside
Devonside
Devonside
DevonSide
DevonSide |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
031.08 |
Farmstead thatched in bad repair - on the Douglas estate |
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DRUMALBIN BURN |
Drumalbin Burn
Drumalbin Burn
Drumalbin Burn |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.12 |
A stream which rises near the village of Drumalbin and after a short course falls into the Water of Douglas |
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HEDGEFOOT |
Hedgefoot
Hedgefoot
Hedgefoot |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
032.12 |
Thatched cothouse in indifferent repair |
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MILLMOOR |
Millmoor
Millmoor
Millmoor
Millmuir
Millmuir |
Mr R. Denholm
Mr T. Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Forrest's Map
Johnston's County Map |
032.12 |
Farmstead slated & thatched on the Douglas Estate |
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Ph [Parish] of Carmichael [in header]
32.8 [in "Situation" column below ditto sign indicating 32.12 opposite entry for Devonside] |
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BLINKIE SCHOOL |
Blinkie School
Blinkie School
Blinkie School
Blinkie School |
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
032.15 |
A one storey thatched house, half of which is occupied as school-room the other half teachers dwelling. Partly supported by a voluntary contribution of £10 from the Douglas Estate on which the school is situate & partly by the school fees. Average attendance about forty - course of education - English reading, writing and Arithmetic |
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PONFEIGH BURN |
Ponfiegh Burn
Ponfiegh Burn
Ponfiegh Burn
Ponfiegh Burn
Ponfeigh Burn |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm Esq.[Esquire]
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
On re-reference to Authorities |
032.14;032 .15; 038.03; 038.07 |
A small stream which takes its rise from surface water, near Mountstewart in moorland district and falls into the Water of Douglas about half a mile north of Ponfeigh from which it takes its name. Not rapid - banks low - gravelly bed |
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FREESTONE QUARRIES |
Stone Hill Quarries
Stone Hill Quarries
Stone Hill Quarries
Stone Hill Quarries |
Mr William Paterson
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Robert Denholm Esq
Rev John Vary |
032.14 |
A freestone quarry in the west side of Stone Hill from which it takes its name. The stone is of good quality. |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header]
It is unnecessary to repeat the name "Stone Hill" here, the quarry being on the feature bearing it. MK. [Name column for Freestone Quarries] |
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DOUGLAS WATER |
Water of Douglas
Water of Douglas
Water of Douglas
Douglas Water |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
On re-reference to Authorities |
032; 038 |
A considerable stream which takes its rise in the east base of Cairn table, from surface water, travelling the whole length of the parish of Douglas and for the last two miles of its course, forms the boundary between the parishes of Lesmahagow and Carmichael, falling into the River Clyde at Crookboat farmsteading. For the first two miles of its course it is rapid and has a rocky bed, confined between steep banks, principally; the remainder of its course is not rapid as it flows through the flat holmland - gravelly bed & low banks. Principal tributaries are - Monks Water, Carmacoup Burn, Glespin Burn and Poniel Water |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header]
032.7,11,14 & 15; 038.2 [in situation column]
[across "modes of spelling" and " Authorities" columns, below main entries] Douglas Water in Lesmahagow and Douglas Ph - Referred in Douglas Ph |
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DYKE |
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke |
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
032.15 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices the former slated, the latter thatched, all one storey and in good repair. On the Douglas Estate |
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FULWOODS |
Fulwoods
Fulwoods
Fulwoods
Fulwoods
Fulwood |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map |
032.15 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, thatched, and in tolerable repair. On the Douglas estate. |
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HIGH DYKE |
High Dyke
High Dyke
High Dyke
High Dyke |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos.[Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
032.15 |
Cothouse on the farm of Dyke. One storey, thatched and in bad repair - on the Douglas Estate. |
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WATCHKNOWE |
Watchknowe
Watchknowe
Watchknowe
Watchknowe
Witchknowe
Witchknowe |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.15 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey slated and in good repair. On the Douglas Estate. The place on which this farmsteading stands was formerly a beacon hill or look-out post, hence the name - |
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Parish of Carmichael [in header] |
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BLINKIE |
Blinkie
Blinkie
Blinkie
Blinkie
Blinky |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map |
032.15 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse one storey & slated, out office one storey, partly thatched and partly slated, all in good repair. On the Douglas Estate |
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SHIELS BRIDGE |
Shiels Bridge
Shiels Bridge
Shiels Bridge
Shiels Bridge |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary |
032.15 |
A small stone bridge of one arch, spanning Shiels Burn, on a T.P. [Turnpike] road, built and kept in repair by the county. |
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STONE HILL |
Stone Hill
Stone Hill
Stone Hill
Stone Hill
Stonehill
Stone Hill |
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Robert Denholm esq. [Esquire]
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
032.15 |
A small round hill, planted from its base about halfway to its top, on the east, west, and north sides, the remainder of it heathy pasture. Slopes off gently on all sides - probable height about 300 feet, from its base. |
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HOLEHOUSE |
Holehouse
Holehouse
Holehouse |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
Small thatched farmstead on the Douglas Estate |
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STONEHILL |
Stonehill
Stonehill
Stonehill |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
Farmstead in good repair. Property on the Douglas Estate |
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Ph [Parish] of Carmichael [in header]
An entry pertaining to "Stonehill Quarries (Freestone)" is scored through with entry marked "cancelled see page 13" [Page 13 contains reference to the quarries under "transcriber's notes additional information"] |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W, Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
A conspicuous heathy pasture hill. The name applies principally to the highest portion of the elevation. |
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CHAPEL HILL |
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
This name applies to the highest portion of a heathy pasture hill of considerable height. The origin of the name is not known. No traces of an antiquity on the hill |
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LONGBRAE |
Longbrae
Longbrae
Longbrae |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] |
032.16 |
Thatched cothouse in indifferent repair |
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Ph. [Parish] of Carmichael [in header]
"Drove Loan" appears to cross these hills on Johnston's County Map.
From enquiry on the ground it has been ascertained that this road is undefinable at the present time, it was the route formerly used by Drovers when returning to the South with cattle from Falkirk Tryst. It sometimes strikes on other roads, it is also frequently intercepted by cultivated patches and where its route lies across moors it is not distinguished from the surrounding heather. |
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GLENCOOSIE |
Glencoosie
Glencoosie
Glencoosie |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
Small steading in indifferent repair - thatched |
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MUIRFOOT T.P. |
Muirfoot T.P. [Turnpike]
Muirfoot T.P. [Turnpike]
Muirfoot T.P. [Turnpike] |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
R. Denholm Esqr. [Esquire] Factor |
038.13 |
A Turnpike in good repair. Full rates payable. |
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WALLACE'S BRAE |
Wallace's Brae
Wallace's Brae
Wallace's Brae |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
032.16 |
The side of a high pasture elevation. Gradual descent. Origin of name unknown |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands
Woodlands
Woodlands
Woodlands |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
R. Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Johnstons County Map |
032.16 |
Farmstead in good repair on the Douglas Estate |
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THE SHOALS |
The Shoals
The Shoals
The Shoals |
Rev. [Reverend] Thos. [Thomas] Stark
Mr Robt. [Robert] Wood
Mr Wm. [William] Anna |
033.01 |
The name is applied to that portion of the River Clyde, between Hyndford & Carmichael Mills. So called from the circumstance of the bed of River becoming extremely rocky. The course of the River to which this name applies is rapid, whereas, both above and below it, it is quite sluggish. |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.01 |
Cothouse, one storey high, Thatched and in bad repair property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther |
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MILLHILL BURN |
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn
Millhill Burn |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.01 |
A small stream collecting from surface water in the S. [South] of the Ph. [Parish] of Carmichael and emptying itself into the River Clyde at Millhill. Not rapid. bed gravel.
A considerable portion of this stream forms the Bdy. [Boundary] between the Ph. [Parish] of Carmichael & Pettinain. |
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NETHERTONHILL |
Nethertonhill
Nethertonhill
Nethertonhill |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.01 |
Farmsteading and outhouse, forming one building, one storey high, thatched and in good repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther. |
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BLACKSHOUSE BURN |
Blackshouse Burn
Blackshouse Burn
Blackshouse Burn |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr William Paterson
Revd. [Reverend] John Vary |
033.07 |
A small stream which collects from springs on the boundary between Covington and Pettinain. It also forms the boundary between Covington and Carmichael to its junction with Cleuch Burn near Warninghill |
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SHERIFF-FORD BRIDGE |
Sherifford Bridge
Sherifford Bridge
Sherifford Bridge
Sheriff-ford Bridge |
Rev. [Reverend] John Vary
Mr William Paterson
Mr Robert Denholm
On re-reference to authorities for names in Pettinain Parish |
033.05 |
A stone bridge of one arch spanning Millhill Burn, on the T.P. [Turnpike] Road leading from Carlisle to Stirling, in good repair, built & repaired by the County |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
River Clyde
Clyde River
River Clyde |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr W. Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Statistical Account |
033 |
The portion of the River Clyde which forms a boundary of Carmichael Ph. [Parish] extends from the junction of a small stream named Millhill Burn to the junction of Douglas Water a distance of about 3 miles. In this part of its course it passes through the five arches of Hyndford Bridge. |
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MONUMENT [3rd Earl of Hyndford] |
Monument
Monument
Monument |
Mr Robert Denholm
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.05 |
A plain monument, built of Sandstone, about 15 feet high on the E [East] side of which is a marble slab bearing the following inscription.
To the Memory of John the third Earl of Hyndford, born in the year 1701, and departed this life the 19th July 1767. In 1741, upon the King of Prussia's invading Silesia, he was sent by his late Majesty George the Second as Envoy extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to that Prince, and the year after accommodated the differences which had occasioned the war. Upon the conclusion of the treaty of Breslaw he was created a Knight of St. [Saint] Andrew or the Thistle, and was invested at Charlottenberg Augst. [August] 2nd 1742 by the King of Prussia. By virtue of a commission from the King of Great Britain as a testimony of the satisfaction of the |
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contending powers, he received from the King of Prussia a Royal grant, dated at Berlin Sept [September] 30th 1742, for adding to his paternal coat of arms the Eagles of Silesia, with the motto - Ex Bene Merito, which grant was ratified by a diploma from the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia dated at Vienna November 29th 1742, both deeds conceived in terms much to his Lordship's honour. |
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CHURCH [nr Kirk Hill] |
Church
Church
Church |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
The parish or Established Church, erected in 1750 by the heritors of the parish. It is a neat plain building in good repair. 450 sitting all free. It is surrounded by a Grave Yard |
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MANSE [parish, nr Kirk Hill] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
The Parish or Established Ch. [Church] Manse, erected in 1750 - is in the usual style of manse architecture - two storeys high, slated and in good repair. Out offices one storey slated also in good repair. |
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SCHOOL [nr Kirk Hill] |
School
School
School |
Robt. [Robert] Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
The parish school - a neat plain two storey building. Slated and in good repair. Teacher's Salary £32 with free house & garden & school fees. Course of education taught - Greek, Latin, French, English, Geography, Mathematics, Drawing etc |
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CHURCH [Tomb on Site of, Kirk Kill] |
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On the top of this hill is a Tomb of the Wyndham family. An oblong space of about twenty feet by thirty, enclosed by a stone wall twenty feet high. Within this are interred the remains of John third Earl of Hyndford and Jane his Countess. According to a tradition in the neighbourhood this tomb is on the site of the old church of Carmichael, but not a vestige of it remains at present. |
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KIRK HILL |
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
A small round hill partly wooded and partly arable, sloping off gently on all sides. On the top of this hill is a Tomb of the Wyndham family. An oblong space of about twenty feet by thirty, enclosed by a stone wall twenty feet high. Within this are interred the remains of John third Earl of Hyndford and Jane his Countess. According to a tradition in the neighbourhood this tomb is on the site of the old church of Carmichael, but not a vestige of it remains at present. |
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TOMB [Kirk Hill] |
Tomb |
Robert Denholm Esq
Mr Thomas Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
033.09 |
On the top of this hill is a Tomb of the Wyndham family. An oblong space of about twenty feet by thirty, enclosed by a stone wall twenty feet high. Within this are interred the remains of John third Earl of Hyndford and Jane his Countess. According to a tradition in the neighbourhood this tomb is on the site of the old church of Carmichael, but not a vestige of it remains at present. |
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While the names "Kirk Hill", "Tomb on the site of" "Church" appear in the column headed List of Names, the various modes of spelling column only contains reference to "Kirk Hill" and "Tomb" and the Description remarks are in one continuous paragraph.
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EAST MAINS |
East Mains
East Mains
East Mains
East Mains |
Rent Receipt
Robert Denholm
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all two storeys slated and in bad state of repair. This was formerly the out offices or stable of Carmichael House. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, Bart. [Baronet] |
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NEWSIDE |
Newside
Newside
Newside
Newside
New Side |
Rent Receipt
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Forrest's Map |
033.09 |
Farmsteading, dwelling-house and out offices all one storey, thatched and in tolerable repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, Bart. [Baronet] |
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WEST MAINS |
West Mains
West Mains
West Mains
West Mains |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Forrest's Map |
033.09 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two, out offices one storey, all in a good state of repair & slated. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther |
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HARLEYHOLM |
Harleyholm
Harleyholm
Harleyholm
Harleyholm |
Rent Receipt
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
Farmsteading, dwelling house and out offices all one storey, thatched and in good repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, Bart. [Baronet] |
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OLD HARLEYHOLM |
Old Harleyholm
Old Harleyholm
Old Harleyholm |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
Cothouse on the farm and formerly the Steading of Harleyholm, one storey, thatched and in bad repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, Bart. [Baronet] |
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WESTGATE |
Westgate
Westgate
Westgate |
Rent Receipt
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices, all one storey, thatched and in good repair. Prop. [Property] of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, Bart. [Baronet] |
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BLACKBOG |
Blackbog
Blackbog
Blackbog |
Robert Denholm
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.10 |
A one storey thatched cothouse in good repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther Bart. [Baronet] |
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CARMICHAEL HOUSE |
Carmichael House
Carmichael House
Carmichael House
Carmichael House |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Stat, [Statistical] Account |
033.09 |
A plain modern mansion house. It consists of two wings each of three storeys high connected by a long narrow one storey corridor; built by John third Earl of Hyndford but the plan was never completed. It is in a very bad state of repair, and the grounds, garden, etc, about it, once beautifully ornamented, have become coarse grazing ground for cattle. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther Bart. [Baronet] |
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BOWHOUSE |
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowhouse |
Rent Receipt
Robert Denholm
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Forrests Map |
033.10 |
Farmsteading - dwelling-house and out offices al [all] one storey, thatched and in tolerable repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther Bart. [Baronet] |
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CARMICHAEL HILL |
Carmichael Hill
Carmichael Hill
Carmichael Hill |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09 |
A middle sized oval shaped hill having a somewhat abrupt descent towards the east & south and falling off gently towards the west and north. It is chiefly moor-land - rough & heathy pastures - probable height from its base about three hundred feet. |
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GLADE BURN |
Glade Burn
Glade Burn
Glade Burn |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.10 |
A narrow stream which takes its rise from surface water about one half mile S.W. [south west] of Eastend House, and falls into the River Clyde near the village of Thankerton. Flows through a flat arable country - not rapid - low banks - gravelly bed. For a short distance of its course it forms the boundary between the parishes of Carmichael and Covington. |
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THANKERTON MOOR |
Thankerton Moor
Thankerton Moor
Thankerton Moor |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.10 |
An extensive piece of moorland, quite flat chiefly heathy with some rough pasture, partly in this and partly in Covington parishes. |
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CLEUCH BURN |
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
033.09; 033.10; 038.09; 038.10; 039.1; 039.02 |
A small narrow insignificant Stream which takes its rise adjacent to Westgate, from surface water and falls into Glade Burn about 10 chains east of Lower Warninghill. Flows through flat ground - low bank - gravelly bed |
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CARMICHAEL BURN |
Carmichael Burn |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson |
033.13 |
The continuation of 'Redmire Burn'. The name Carmichael Burn extends from the Ph. [Parish] road near the farmstead "Side" to the River Clyde. |
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EASTEND |
Eastend
Eastend
Eastend
Eastend
Eastend
Eastend |
Michael Carmichael Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Wm. [William Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map
Statistical Account |
033.14 |
A plain mansion, three storeys, in good repair, the adjacent offices one storey slated buildings in good repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr. [Esquire]. |
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TINTO CAIRN |
Tinto Cairn
Tinto Cairn
Tinto Cairn |
Michael Carmichael Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
039.06 |
One of the largest kind of old Cairns the loose stone still retain a circular form, with a diameter of 100 feet, about 20 feet in height. Two or three miles of dyke have been built from the stone of the cairn. It stands on the pinnacle of Tinto, and its centre is the junction point of Symington, Wiston, Covington and Carmichael Parishes and several property boundaries. No remains of any description have been as yet found in this cairn. |
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STANDING STONE [Tinto Hill] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Lamb, Minister
W. Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood, Schoolmaster
Mr Jas. [James] Paterson, Carmichael Mill |
033.09 |
A block of whinstone about 3 feet high and 6 inches square resting in a block or roughly cut pedestal of the same kind of stone about 1 foot square and 9 inches above the ground.
There is great uncertainty about its origin but is generally thought to be a remnant of Druidical times. This is the opinion of the authorities quoted, except Mr Braidwood who is of opinion that it is a Roman creation, it does not however belong to any order of Architecture
"Except the perpendicular stones or crosses, of which mention has already been made, and the remains of a camp or station in the South - west corner of the parish, there are no other antiquities which deserve notice"
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
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CROSS RIDGE |
Cross Ridge
Cross Ridge
Cross Ridge |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Michael Carmichael Esq. [Esquire] |
033.09 |
A conspicuous arable hill on which stands several Farmsteadings - property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael. |
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GLONDS KNOWES |
Glonds Knowes
Glonds Knowes
Glonds Knowes |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Michael Carmichael Esqr. [Esquire] |
038.08 |
A group of prominent knolls in Howgate Mouth, property of Michael Carmichael esqr. [Esquire] |
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HOWGATE HILL |
Howgate Hill
Howgate Hill
Howgate Hill |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson |
038.04; 038.08; 039.05 |
A portion of the Tinto Hills on the Howgate Farm, bounded on the west by Tinto End and the east by Howgate Mouth. The name extends to the Parish Boundary. Property of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther. |
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HOWGATE MOUTH |
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth
Howgate Mouth |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr Tho. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
038.08; 039.05 |
A deep ravine passing through Tinto Hills, dividing Lochlyoch & Howgate Hill and the properties of Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruther, and Mich. [Michael] Carmichael Esq. [Esquire], a Parish Road, leading from Carmichael to Wiston passes through it. |
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BURN |
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn
Burn |
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire]
Mr William Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
033.13 |
Small farmstead in bad repair - one storey. Property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael. |
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CLAYHOLES |
Clayholes
Clayholes
Clayholes |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr William Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
033.13 |
Cottage slated in good repair. Property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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CROSSRIDGE |
Crossridge
Crossridge
Crossridge
Crossridge
Crossridge |
Robert Denholm Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr William Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
033.13 |
Farmstead in good repair. One storey slated - property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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MIDTOWN |
Midtown
Midtown
Midtown |
Michael Carmichael Esqr. [Esquire]
William Paterson Esqr. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
033.13 |
Thatched cothouse in bad repair - property of Michael Carmichael Esq [Esquire] |
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SIDE |
Side
Side
Side
Side
Oldside |
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Michael Carmichael Esq. [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Johnston's County Map |
033.13 |
Farmstead in good repair one storey. Property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael
This house is not known by the name of "Oldside" which appears on Johnston's County Map. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr William Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
033.14 |
Thatched cottage in good repair one storey - property of Michael Carmichael Esq [Esquire] |
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PONFEIGH |
Ponfeigh
Ponfeigh
Ponfeigh
Ponfiegh |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire] Factor
Johnstons County Map |
038.03 |
A small hamlet consisting of two small farmsteads and several thatched dilapidated tenements - property of Sir W. Anstruther |
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PONFEIGH PLACE |
Ponfeigh Place
Ponfeigh Place
Ponfeigh Place |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq. [Esquire] Factor |
038.03 |
Farmstead in good repair one storey, property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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SHIELS |
Shiels
Shiels
Shiels
Shiel |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Johnstons County Map |
038.03 |
Farmstead in good repair
one storey |
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SHIELSYKES |
Shielsykes
Shielsykes
Shielsykes
Shiel Syke |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr W. Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire] Factor
Johnstons County Map |
038.03 |
Small thatched steading in bad repair - property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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BURNENGINE |
Burnengine
Burnengine
Burnengine
Engine |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire] Factor
Johnstons County Map |
038.03 |
This name is applied to sev [several] disused coal pits & a few thatched tenements in bad repair. Property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther Carmichael |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Paterson
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire] Factor |
038.03 |
Small thatched steading. Property of Sir Wyndham Anstruther Carmichael |
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TOWNFOOT |
Townfoot
Townfoot
Townfoot |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Paterson
Mr W. Paterson
Robert Denholm Esq [Esquire] Factor |
038.03 |
Thatched farmstead in the hamlet of Ponfeigh |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Paterson
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire] Factor |
038.03 |
A farmstead in the hamlet of Ponfeigh |
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DRUMALBINHILL |
Drumalbinhill
Drumalbinhill
Drumalbinhill |
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr William Paterson |
038.04 |
An old farmstead in ruins. The buildings were one storey thatched, property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael. The name "Drumalbin Hill" formerly applied to the high ground attached to this farm is now disused. "Black Hill" & "Chapel Hill" are the names given to the ridge. |
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LEVET HILL |
Levet Hill
Levet Hill
Levet Hill |
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
038.04 |
A slightly elevated ridge. This name is probably a contraction of the English word Leveret, a young hare. |
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REDMIRE BURN |
Redmire Burn
Redmire Burn
Redmire Burn |
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos. [Thomas]Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
038.04 |
The continuation of "Carmichael Burn". The name extends from the source at the base of Tinto-end to the crossing of a Ph. [Parish] road near the farmstead of "Side", from which point the name "Carmichael Burn" begins. |
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HOWGATE |
Howgate
Howgate
Howgate
Howgate |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
038.04 |
Farmstead in bad repair one storey thatched. Property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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REDMIRE |
Redmire
Redmire
Redmire |
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
038.04 |
Old farmstead now used as a cattle shed. It is slated one storey in bad repair - property of Sir W. Anstruther Carmichael |
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TINTO HILLS |
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills
Tinto Hills |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Robert Denholm Esqr [Esquire]
John Waugh Esqr [Esquire] |
038.04; 039.02; 039.06 |
A range of hills extending into the Phs [Parishes] of Wiston, Symington, Covington & Carmichael - direction E [East] & W [West] embracing "Wee" "Scauld" "Lotherine" "Lochlyoch", "Howgate", "Tinto-end" hills & Tinto which is by far the most elevated |
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Only 38.4 [038.04] appears as Situation on this page
Although "Howgate" followed by three lines of "ditto" is shown under various modes of spelling, only three authorities are given |
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LONGMOOR HILL |
Longmoor Hill
Longmoor Hill
Longmoor Hill |
Thos. [Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
038.04 |
A low but rather conspicuous hill on the Douglas Estate. |
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LYONSIDEHASS |
Lyonsidehass
Lyonsidehass
Lyonsidehass
Lyonsidehass
Lyonsidehass |
Thos. [Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
038.07 |
Cothouse, consisting of two tenements, one storey, thatched, and in bad repair; on the Douglas Estate |
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SUICIDES GRAVES |
Deadman's Grave
Suicides Graves
Suicides Graves |
Thos. [Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm. [William] Paterson
Mr Thos. [Thomas] Braidwood |
038.08 |
This name is applied to a spot between Tinto End and Howgate Hill, and on the Tinto Hills, where it is supposed some Suicides were interred, from the circumstance of coffins of a modern construction having been discovered there. |
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TINTO END |
Tinto End
Tinto End
Tinto End |
Thos. [Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm {William] Paterson
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood |
038.08 |
The western extremity of the Tinto Hills, elevation slight, on the Douglas Estate. |
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WHITESIDE |
Whiteside
Whiteside
Whiteside |
Thos {Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood |
038.07 |
A dilapidated cot house on the Douglas Estate. |
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WHITESIDE HILL |
Whiteside Hill
Whiteside Hill
Whiteside Hill |
Thos [Thomas] R. Scott Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood |
038.07 |
A small hill, single feature, low. On the Douglas Estate. |
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CAMP (Site of) [nr Whiteside Hill] |
Camp
Camp
Camp
Camp |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lamb
W. Denholm Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Jas. [James] Paterson |
038.07 |
There have been no remains found about this camp that would in any way throw light upon its origin. It is commonly called a Roman Camp by the people in its immediate vicinity, but from the remains of a circular ring or earthen element about 60 links in diameter and on average about nine inches high it would appear to have been a British Encampment. The circular ring above mentioned is the only trace of this site remaining. |
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HARE CLEUCH |
Hare Cleuch
Hare Cleuch
Hare Cleuch |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
A wide ravine: the ascent from the stream is gradual; slopes produce rough pasture |
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MARTINGILL CLEUCH |
Martingill Cleuch
Martingill Cleuch
Martingill Cleuch |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
A high steep ravine which divides Tinto from Lochlyock Hill. The sides are broken by several landslips: There are several fine springs. Gill means a glen. Martin a bird. |
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THE KAMES |
The Kames
The Kames
The Kames |
Michael Carmichael Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
A waving narrow heathy ridge about 30 ft [feet] in height |
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BLYTHESGATE BURN |
Blythesgate Burn
Blythesgate Burn
Blythesgate Burn |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
A small stream which rises on Lochlyock Hill, joines [joins] Lochlyock Burn at the junction of Cleuch Burn with that stream |
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LOCHLYOCK HILL |
Lochlyock Hill
Lochlyock Hill
Lochlyock Hill |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
One of the range of Tinto Hills situated on the west side of Tinto about 1500 feet in height above the level of the sea. it is of an oblong shape and is covered with rough and heathy pasture. At the east end there is a large cleuch. There is also a cleuch on the north side. There are several springs on it. |
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Situation of Lochlyock Hill 39.1-5 [039.01 039.05] |
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CLEUCH BURN |
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] paterson |
039.01 |
A stream which rises at the head of Martingill Cleuch and after a short course joins Lochlyock Burn |
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LOCHLYOCK |
Lochlyock
Lochlyock
Lochlyock
Lochlyack
Lochlyack |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Forrests Map
Johnstons County Map |
039.01 |
A farmsteading dwelling-house and offices one storey slated all in good repair. Property of Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire] |
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LOCHLYOCK BURN |
Lochlyock Burn
Lochlyock Burn
Lochlyock Burn |
Michael Carmichael
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 |
A considerable stream which receives this name from the junction of Cleuch Burn and Blythesgate Burn near Lochlyock to its junction with Carmichael Burn |
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TINTO |
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto
Tinto |
Michael Carmichael Esq [Esquire]
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Johnstons County Map
Forrests Map |
039.02 |
The highest hill of the range named "Tinto Hills". A barometrical measurement gives an elevation of 2432 ft [feet] from the Clyde at Glasgow & 1740 from the Clyde at Thankerton. The word Tinto is said to mean the hill of fire. It is indented with several high steep ravines, has no surface rock and dotted over with a large number of fine springs. The ascent is generally abrupt and on the S [south] side there is a bold precipitous point called the Pap. One of the largest kind of old cairns stands on the pinnacle of the hill, the centre of which is thejunction of Wiston, Symington, Covington & Carmichael Phs [Parishes] & several property boundaries. |
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CLEUCH BURN |
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn
Cleuch Burn |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood |
033.09; 033.10; 038.09; 038.10; 039.1; 039.02 |
A stream which rises in the ravine called Maurice's Cleuch and forms the boundary between Covington & Carmichael Phs [Parishes] in the larger portion of its course - falls into Glade Burn |
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MAURICE'S CLEUCH |
Maurice's Cleuch
Maurice's Cleuch
Maurice's Cleuch |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire]
Mr Wm [William] Paterson
Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood |
039.02 |
A wide bold ravine on the N [north] side of Tinto divided by a stream which forms the boundary between the Phs [Parishes] of Carmichael & Covington. The ascent from the stream is steep on all sides and on the W [west] there are several extensive landslips. Maurice is the name of a former proprietor. |
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OS/21/9
Name Book
Parish of Carmichael
Parts of Sheets 32, 33, 38, 39
Co. [County] Lanark
Ordnance Survey Manuscript Dept. Southampton [stamped] |
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Carmichael Part of Sheets 32,33,38 &39 [Header]
56 [right corner of header]
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Name -- Page
Blackbog -- 31
Black Hill -- 19
Blinkie -- 16
Blinkie School -- 13
Blythesgate Burn -- 51
Bowhouse -- 32
Bridesclose -- 11
Burn -- 41
Burnengine -- 44
Burngreen -- 6
Burnhouse -- 7
Burnhousemill -- 7
Blackshouse Burn -- 23
Camp (site of) -- 49
Carmichael Burn -- 35
Carmichael (parish) -- 1
Carmichael Boat -- 6
Carmichael Boat T.P. [Turnpike] -- 6
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Carmichael Hill -- 32
Carmichael House -- 31
Chapel Hill -- 19
Church -- 27
Clayholes -- 41
Cleuch Burn (XXXIII.9.10) -- 34
Cleuch Burn (XXXIX.1) -- 52
Cleuch Burn (XXXIX.2) -- 54
Crookboat -- 8
Crossridge -- 41
Cross Ridge -- 39
Carmichael Mill -- 4
Damhead -- 22
Devonside -- 12
Douglasmouth Bridge -- 7
Douglas Water -- 14
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Drumalbin -- 9
Drumalbin Burn -- 12
Drumalbinhill -- 45
Dyke -- 15
Eastend -- 35
East Mains -- 29
Fulwoods -- 15
Glade Burn -- 33
Glencoosie -- 20
Glonds Knowes -- 39
Hase Cleuch -- 49
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Harleyholm -- 30
Harleyholm Hill -- 11
Hecklebirnie -- 11
Hedgefoot -- 12
High Dyke -- 15
Holehouse -- 17
Holmhead -- 44
Howgate -- 46
Howgate Hill -- 40
Howgate Mouth -- 40
Hyndford Bridge -- 6
Houford -- 5
Kirk Hill -- 28
Levet Hill -- 45
Lochlyock -- 52
Lochlyock Burn -- 52
Lochlyock Hill -- 51
Longbrae -- 19 |
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58 [left corner of header]
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Name -- Page
Longmoor Hill -- 47
Lyonsidehass -- 47
Manse -- 27
Martingill Church -- 49
Maurice's Cleuch -- 54
Midtown -- 42
Millhill Burn -- 22
Millmoor -- 12
Milkyknowes -- 9
Monument -- 25
Muirfoot T.P. [Turnpike] -- 30
Netherhouses -- 3
Nethertonhill -- 22
Newside (XXXIII.9) -- 29
Newside (XXXIII.24) -- 37
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Old Harleyholm -- 30
Parkhouse -- 11
Pepperknowes -- 9
Ponfeigh -- 43
Ponfeigh Burn -- 13
Ponfeigh Place -- 43
Prett's Mill -- 5
Prett's Mill T.P. [Turnpike] -- 3
Redmire -- 46
Redmire Burn -- 45
River Clyde -- 24
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Sandylands -- 8
School -- 27
Shaws -- 5
Sherriford Bridge -- 23
Shiel Burn -- 8
Shiels -- 43
Shiels Bridge -- 16
Shielsykes -- 43
Side -- 42
Smithfield -- 11
Stonehill -- 17
Stone Hill -- 16
Stonehill Quarries -- 17 [all lined through]
Suicides Graves -- 47
Standing Stone -- 38
Thankerston Moor -- 33
The Kames -- 50
The Shoals -- 21
Thornyhills -- 3
Tinto -- 53
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Tinto Cairn -- 37
Tinto End -- 48
Tinto Hills -- 46
Townfoot -- 44
Townfoot of Netherton -- 6
Townhead -- 44
Townhead of Netherton -- 5
Wallace's Brae -- 20
Watchknowe -- 15
Westgate -- 30
Westmains -- 29
Whitecastle Hill -- 9
Whiteside -- 48
Whiteside Hill -- 48
Woodend -- 42
Woodlands -- 20 |
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