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NEILSTON [parish] |
Neilston
Neilston
Neilston
Neilston
Neilston |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Chalmers Caledonia
County Directory
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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"This parish is situated in the shire of Renfrew. presbetery of Paisley. and provincial Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Its extent is very considerable." _ "The form of the parish is irregular, reaching about 9 miles in length from East to west, and may be , on an average, 3 miles in breadth."_"In the lower parts of the parish, which is at the east end, the Soil is various, and all kinds of grains Common to Scotland, are cultivated to advantage, But to the west, the country gradually rises, till it comes to a pretty high elevation. It is mostly of a light mould, and though much of it be tilled, yet it appears better calculated for pasture. _ The Fereneze and Lochlibo-side hills, making one ridge, rreaching from north-west to South-west, for Several miles, are covered with green, and containing a number of arable farms; and, as the farm houses appear in a line along the steep ascent, they afford a beautiful prospect to the traveller, on the farther parts of the lands of Lochlibo, the Soil is more barren, the Surface covered with bent and heath, and partly with deep moss." Along this |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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NEILSTON (Continued) |
Neilston Ph. [Parish] |
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this tract of country, the traveller is delighted with a very pleasant and picturesque lanscape, on nearly the Same Spot may be seen toward the South and west, the beautiful and fertile plain of Ayrshire, washed by the Firth of Clyde; Ilsa, a Stupenduous rock, standing alone, buffeted by the waves; Arran, with a number of other islands interspersed in a channel covered with Ships; Carrick Hills, and Some mountains in Galloway towards the South-east, and the boundless expanse of waters which joins the Atlantic Ocean towards the South. Towards the north and east of the most pleasant, and romantic scenes in Scotland present themselves to view." _ Old Stat Acct. [Old Statistical Account].
"On the east, Neilston is bounded by Eastwood Parish; on the South by Mearns; on the S.W. [South West] by Stewarton and Dunlop; on the W. [West] by Beith and Lochwinnoch; and on the N. [North] by the Abbey Parish of Paisley; which runs parallel to it for about eight miles." _ New Stat Acct. [New Statistical Account] |
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BENT BRIDGE |
Bent Bridge
Bent Bridge
Bent Bridge |
Mr Anderson . Road Surveyor.
James Stevenson
Robert Kirkland |
011.16 |
This is a Co. [County] Bridge which crosses the Old Patrick Water a short distance north of Caplaw Dam & not far from the Peesweep Inn. It is known in the surrounding neighbourhood. |
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PEESWEEP INN |
Peesweep Inn
Peesweep Inn
Peesweep Inn |
Sign Board
Mr Anderson. Road Surveyor.
James Stevenson |
011.16 |
This is a good Country Inn, and well known to all the farmers round. Its present Occupier is James Stevenson, the Proprietor is Mr. Pollock. |
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Peesweip, Peeweip, Peeseweep..A Lapwing - Jamieson
Peewit, Peez-weep. The Lapwing - Brockett's Glossary. |
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CROSSTOBS |
Crosstobs
Crosstobs
Crosstobs |
Mr John Wilson
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Mr Peter McLean |
012.11 |
These houses are Situated at the Junction of Turnpike Roads leading in different directions to the Town of Paisley name well known |
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FERENEZE T.P. |
Fereneze Bar
Fereneze Bar
Fereneze Bar |
Road Schedule
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Mr John Wilson |
012.11 |
A Toll bar on the Road from Paisley to Barrhead. _
There is not a gate here |
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BROWNSIDE WOOD |
Brownside Wood |
Described in 12.14 |
012.14 |
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CAPLAW |
Caplaw
Caplaw
Caplaw |
Allan Pollok Esq Broom
Andrew Gemmell
Valuation Roll |
012.13 |
A farm steading with office and garden attached the property John Pollok of Broom occupied by Andrew Gemmell |
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MOSSNEUK |
Mossneuk
Mossneuk
Mossneuk |
Allan Pollok
Andrew Gemmell
Valuation Roll |
012.13 |
Formerly a farm steading but now attached to the farm of Caplaw the property of John Pollok |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Killoch Water described in Sheet 16.2 |
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KISSING TREE |
Kissing Tree |
David Grey
Robert Grey
Mr James Knox |
012.14 |
A hawthorn tree the trunk of which is thickly studded with nails South Side of the Ferneze Hills name well Known |
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WOODNEUK |
Woodneuk
Woodneuk
Woodneuk |
John Graham Esq
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
012.14 |
A dwelling house occupied by the Gamekeeper of John Graham Esq. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Gateside Print Works Described in Sheet 16.2
Barboo Wood Described in Sheet 16.2 |
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KILLOCH HILL |
Killoch Hill
Killoch Hill
Killoch Hill |
Alexander Graham Esq
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Mr Anderson Writer |
012.14 |
A wooded eminence situated on Capellie Farm the property AlexanderGraham. Esq. |
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FERENEZE HILLS |
Fereneze Hills
Fereneze Hills
Fereneze Hills
Fereneze Hills
Ferneneze Hills |
Alexander Graham Esq
Mr William Mutrie
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr J Wilson West Hurlet Ho [House]
Ainslies Co [County] Map |
012.14 |
A conspicuous range of hills extending from New Grahamston Barrhead by Harelaw Dam to Killoch Hill name popularly Known |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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HARELAW RESERVOIR |
Harelaw Reservoir
Harelaw Reservoir
Harelaw Reservoir |
Plans of Company
Mr Mutrie Collector
Robert Ferguson Treasurer |
012.14 |
A reservoir for the Supply of Paisley with water |
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HARELAW BURN |
Harelaw Burn
Harelaw Burn
Harelaw Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr Mutrie Collector
Robert Ferguson Treasurer Water Officer |
012.14 |
A Stream So called flowing from Harelaw Reservoir to Raes Wood in the Parish of Abbey |
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BROWNSIDE WOOD |
Brownside Wood
Brownside Wood
Brownside Wood |
Mr Graham
Mr W Bowie
Mr Mutrie |
012.14 |
A Conspicuous Wood on the North Side of the Fereneze Hills |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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DUCHALLOW |
Duchallow
Duchallow
Duchallow |
Mr Anderson Writer
Valuation Roll
John Graham Esq |
012.14 |
A dwelling house partly in ruin formerly a farm Steading now occupied by Hugh Shedden the property of John Graham Esq |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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TREES |
Trees
Trees
Trees |
Mr J McCulloch Prop [Proprietor]
Mr J Graham
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Ornamental Gardens & the property of and Occupied by Mr. McCulloch |
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TREES COTTAGE |
Trees Cottage
Trees Cottage
Trees Cottage |
Mr J Stewart
Mr Lochead Post Office
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A cottage and garden So called the property of Mr McCulloch now occupied by Andrew Craig |
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GRAHAMSTON |
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahamston |
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr J. Graham
Mr John Orr |
012.15 |
A district forming the northern Suburbs of Barrhead extending from Cross Arthurlie to new Craigiebar by Railway Station |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Ferenze Hills - Described in Sheet 12.14
Brownside Wood - Described in Sheet 12.14
Harelaw Burn - Described in Sheet 12.14 |
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BOYLESTON |
Boyleston |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr J Wilson |
012.15 |
A farm Steading the property of Mr J Graham occupied by Robert Gillespie. |
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BOYLESTON QUARRY |
Boyleston Quarry |
Robert Gillespie
John Thompson
Mr J. Wilson |
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A Whinstone quarry on the farm of Boyleston name well known. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Barrhead] |
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Gilbert Stewart
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
This neat building is the Ministers residence in Connection with the Free Church which is Church property |
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CRAIGIEBAR |
Craigiebar |
John Thompson Occupier
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A dwelling house with garden attached the property of Mrs Taylor occupied by John Thompson and others |
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FERENEZE COTTAGE |
Fereneze Cottage
Fereneze Cottage
Fereneze Cottage |
Mr James Brownlie Occupier
Mr Thomas Laughlane Station Master
Mr Thomas McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A neat Cottage with garden attached about 8 chains N.E [North East] of Railway Station the property of Messrs Graham now occupied by James Brownlie. |
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RAILWAY STATION [Grahamston] |
Railway Station
Railway Station
Railway Station |
Mr Thomas Laughlane
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr J Brownlie |
012.15 |
This Railway Station is in Grahamston, northern Suburbs of Barrhead |
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INN [Grahamston Inn] |
Grahamston Inn
Grahamston Inn
Grahamston Inn |
Sign Board
Thomas Logan
Henry Bell |
012.15 |
A third Rate Inn the property of the Caledonian Railway Co [Company] now occupied by Thomas Logan |
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CROSS KEYS [Grahamston] |
Cross Keys
Cross Keys
Cross Keys |
Sign Board
Henry Bell
Thomas Logan |
012.15 |
A third rate public house occupied by Henry Bell |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Barrhead Branch described in Sheet 12.15 |
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LEVERN MILL (Cotton) |
Levern Mill
Levern Mill
Levern Mill |
Mr J Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
Mr John Stewart. Manager
Mr T McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A large Cotton Mill on the bank of the Levern Water the property of and occupied by Mr Dunlop
The manufacture is Spinning and Weaving No. of hands employed about 470. the Establishment supplies its own Gaslight |
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DOVECOTEHALL |
Dovecothall
Dovecothall
Dovecothall
Dovecotehall |
Mr J Dunlop
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr John Stewart
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
012.15 |
A Small district at the east end of Main Street included in the Village of Barrhead |
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DOVECOTEHALL STREET [Barrhead] |
Dovecothall
Dovecothall
Dovecothall
Dovecotehall |
Mr J Dunlop
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr John Stewart
New Statistical Acct [Account] p [Page] 317 |
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This Short Street or thoroughfare is the Continuation of Main Street |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Levern Water described in Sheet 16. |
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CHAPEL BLEACHWORKS |
Chapel Bleach Works
Chapel Bleach Works
Chapel Bleach Works |
Mr A Graham
Mr John Orr
Mr Lochead P. [Post] Office |
012.15 |
The business of this establishment is Conducted by Messrs Cochrane and Armour. the whole the property of Mr A Graham. |
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CHAPEL HOUSE |
Chapel House
Chapel House
Chapel House |
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Mr John Orr |
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This Residence derives its name from a Roman Catholic chapel that formerly Stood here Mr A Graham Prop [Proprietor] and Occupier |
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ST CONNELL'S WELL |
St Connell's Well
St Connell's Well
St Connell's Well |
Mr Graham
Mr J Buchannan
Mrs McIndoe |
012.15 |
This well tradition States was Considered holy by its worshippers in former times at present it is known by the name Supplied, it adjoins the Site of a Roman Catholic Chapel, but how this well derived its name cannot be ascertained at present. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
West Arthurlie Bleach Works described in trace 5. |
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Site of CHAPEL [Barrhead] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
Mr Graham
Mr J Buchannan
Mrs McIndoe |
012.15 |
The Site of this R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel is pretty well known in the locality according to traditionary account, the Residence of Mr A Graham adjoins the Site of both chapel and St Connells Well, but it appears that nothing particular has been discovered to add further testimony to the account referred to. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Barrhead] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] G Stewart
Mr T McLellan
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
This manse is church property in Connection with the Free Church now occupied by the Red [Reverend] G Stewart. |
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SCHOOL [nr West Arthurlie] |
School |
Mr Mitchell
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead P.[Post] office |
012.15 |
This Schoolhouse was erected by the proprietors Messrs Mitchell and Locke for the instruction of children belonging to the work people. |
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WEST ARTHURLIE |
West Arthurlie |
Messrs Mitchell and Locke
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
012.15 |
This name applies to a Superior dwellinghouse and three rows of Cottages the property of Messrs Mitchell and Locke. |
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WEST ARTHURLIE MILL (Cotton) |
West Arthurlie Mill |
Mr Mitchell
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
A cotton mill the works of which is conducted by Messrs. Mitchell and Locke the proprietors |
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WOODNEUK |
Woodneuk |
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead Post office
William McIndoe |
012.15 |
A dwellinghouse the property of and occupied by William McIndoe. |
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Re entry for Free Church - the name Free Church name does not appear on original document but an entry relating to a manse does and has therefore been transcribed in section for Free Church Manse |
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FERENEZE |
Fereneze
Fereneze
Fereneze |
Alexander Graham Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Mr Joseph Buchannan |
012.15 |
A dwelling house with offices and garden the property of Mr A Graham occupiers the proprietors Servants. |
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GATESIDEROAD COTTAGE |
Gatesideroad Cottage
Gatesideroad Cottage
Gatesideroad Cottage |
Joseph Buchannan
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
012.15 |
A cottage So called the property of and occupied by the proprietress Miss Lyons |
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HILLSIDE COTTAGE |
Hillside Cottage
Hillside Cottage
Hillside Cottage |
Joseph Buchannan Prop [Proprietor]
Mr A Graham
Mr Lochead P.[Post] office |
012.15 |
A neat cottage with garden the property of and occupied by Joseph Buchannan. |
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CASTLEHEAD |
Castlehead |
John Farquhar Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Graham
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
012.15 |
A dwellinghouse So called at the S [South] West end of Grahamston the property of and occupied by John Farquhar. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Grahamston
Grahamston Foundry described in |
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MAIN STREET [Barrhead] |
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office
John Stewart |
012.15 |
This Street extends from the Junction of Craigheads and Cotton Street to Dovecothall. |
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CRAIGHEADS |
Craigheads
Craigheads
Craigheads |
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker
John Stewart Manager |
012.15 |
A district of the Village of Barrhead including Craigheads Street Storm Lane and Cotton Street also Wardside Cottage and Sunnyside |
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CRAIGHEADS STREET [Barrhead] |
Craigheads
Craigheads
Craigheads |
Mr McLellan Banker
John Stewart Manager
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
This Street extends from the Main Street in a S [South] West direction for about 10 chs. [chains] |
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STORMY LANDS |
Stormy Land
Stormy Land
Stormy Land |
Mr Thomas McLellan
John Stewart Manager
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A narrow lane through the centre of Craigheads District |
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COTTON STREET |
Cotton Street
Cotton Street
Cotton Street |
Mr Thomas McLellan
John Stewart
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A narrow Street extending in a Southerly direction from the Junctions of Main Street and Craigheads. |
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KELBURNE STREET [Barrhead] |
Kelburne Street
Kelburne Street
Kelburne Street |
Name Plate
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
This Street extends from the junction of Bourock and Cross Arthurlie in direction of Neilston |
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P.H. [Cross Keys, Barrhead] |
Cross Keys
Cross Keys
Cross Keys |
Sign Board
James Ritchie
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
A Common public house occupied by James Ritchie |
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WEST ARTHURLIE BLEACHWORKS |
West Arthurlie Bleach Works
West Arthurlie Bleach Works
West Arthurlie Bleach Works |
James Cunningham & Son
Mr John Orr Manager
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
An extensive bleach works the business of which is conducted by Mr James Cunningham & Son who are the Owners and Occupiers. |
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CROSS ARTHURLIE MILL (Cotton) |
Cross Arthurlie Mill
Cross Arthurlie Mill
Cross Arthurlie Mill |
Messrs John & R Cogan
Andrew Pinkerton Manager
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A cotton Mill for Spinning and weaving the property of and occupied by Messrs J & R Cogan |
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BOWLING GREEN [Barrhead] |
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Bowling Green |
James Pettigrew
Andrew Wilson
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
This place of amusement is Kept in good order and adjoins the UP [United Presbyterian] Church. |
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL [Barrhead] |
School
School
School |
James Johnston Teacher
Rev [Reverend] Mr Sheedy
Andrew Wilson |
012.15 |
This establishment is in connection with the Roman Catholic Chapel for the instruction of Youths belonging to that persuasion
Mr Johnston is Teacher and is wholly Supported by School Fees. |
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INN [Barrhead Inn] |
Barrhead Inn
Barrhead Inn
Barrhead Inn |
Sign Board
Mr Walker
Andrew Wilson |
012.15 |
The Second best place of entertainment in Barrhead |
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LEVERN COTTAGE |
Levern Cottage
Levern Cottage
Levern Cottage |
Mr Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Stewart Manager
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A neat residence so called the property of Mr J. Dunlop |
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ROYAL OAK [P.H., Barrhead] |
Royal Oak
Royal Oak
Royal Oak |
Sign Board
John Peacock
Andrew Wilson |
012.13 |
A third class public house occupied by John Peacock |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
[Surveyors Note] Roman Catholic School - not noticed in N. [Name] Sheet |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Barrhead] |
School
School
School |
Robert Drennan Teacher
Mr McLellan Banker
Rev [Reverend] Gilbert Stewart |
012.15 |
A School adjoining the Foundry in Connection with the Free Church Mr Robert Drennan Teacher who is chiefly Supported by the Scholars Fees |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Barrhead] |
Church U P
Church U P
Church U P |
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Davidson
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr John Stewart. |
012.15 |
A plain Stone building with burial ground attached in connection with the United Presbyterian form of faith |
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INN [Bowling Green Inn, Barrhead] |
Bowling Green Inn
Bowling Green
Inn
Bowling Green Inn |
Sign Board
Andrew Wilson
George McIndoe |
012.15 |
A Second rate Inn in the occupation of Andrew Wilson |
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P.H. [Bowling Green Tavern, Barrhead] |
Bowling Green Tavern
Bowling Green
Tavern
Bowling Green Tavern |
Sign Board
James Pettigrew
Andrew Wilson |
012.15 |
A third rate public house occupied by James Pettigrew |
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BOURNOCK |
Bourock
Bourock
Bourock |
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr Mclellan Banker
Mr John Orr |
012.15 |
This thoroughfare Connects the Main Street with Cross Arthurlie and Kelburn Streets |
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CROSS ARTHURLIE INN |
Cross Arthurlie Inn
Cross Arthurlie Inn
Cross Arthurlie Inn |
Sign
James Gillies Occupier
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
This is the principle house of entertainment in Barrhead |
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CROSS ARTHURLIE [roads, Barrhead] |
Cross Arthurlie
Cross Arthurlie
Cross Arthurlie |
Mr John Orr
Mr Lochead Post office
Andrew Pinkerton |
012.15 |
A thoroughfare So called extending from the Junction of Kelburn St and Bourock to Grahamston |
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CROSS ARTHURLIE [house] |
Cross Arthurlie
Cross Arthurlie
Cross Arthurlie |
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr A Pinkerton
John Orr |
012.15 |
A dwellinghouse occupied by Mrs Black who is the owner also |
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CROSS ARTHURLIE PRINTWORKS |
Cross Arthurlie Print Works
Cross Arthurlie Print Works
Cross Arthurlie Print Works |
Mrs Black Proprietress
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Orr |
012.15 |
The buildings which are known by the name Supplied are at present unoccupied Mrs Black proprietress |
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FERENEZE PRINTWORKS |
Fereneze Print Works
Fereneze Print Works
Fereneze Print Works |
James Cunningham & Son
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Orr |
012.15 |
An extensive print works the business of which is Conducted by Mr Thomas Boyd the whole the property of James Graham & Son. |
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GRAHAMSTON FOUNDRY |
Grahamston Foundry
Grahamston Foundry
Grahamston Foundry |
Mr John Cochrane Occupier
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Orr |
012.15 |
This foundry is the property of Mr James Black now occupied by John Cochrane. |
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RAILWAY TAVERN [Barrhead] |
Railway Tavern
Railway Tavern
Railway Tavern |
Sign Board
Andrew Stirling
John Orr |
012.15 |
A public house So named at present occupied by Andrew Stirling. |
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BANK STREET [Barrhead] |
Bank Street
Bank Street
Bank Street |
Mr Thomas McLellan
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr J Stewart |
012.15 |
A Short Street extending from Main Street to Lowndes Street |
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LOWNDES STREET [Barrhead] |
Lowndes Street
Lowndes Street
Lowndes Street |
Mr Thomas McLellan
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Stewart |
012.15 |
A new Street extending from Cotton Street to Arthurlie Street |
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FREE CHURCH [Barrhead] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Gilbert Stewart
Mr Thomas McLellan
Mr John Stewart |
012.15 |
A neat Stone building in connection with the Free Church Communion Revd [Reverend] G Stewart present Minister |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Barrhead] |
Congregational Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] Alexander Davidson
Mr Thomas McLellan
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
A plain Stone building belonging to or connected with the Evangelical or Congregational body. |
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ARTHURLIE STREET [Barrhead] |
Arthurlie Street
Arthurlie Street
Arthurlie Street |
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr J Stewart. |
012.15 |
Extending from the Main Street to the N. [North] East end of Lowndes Street |
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INN [Commercial Inn, Barrhead] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Sign Board
George McIndoe
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A Second rate Inn occupied by George McIndoe |
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BANK |
Union Bank
Union Bank
Union Bank |
Matthew Anderson agent Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
The business of this branch bank is Conducted by Mr Matthew Anderson |
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FOUNDRY [Barrhead] |
Foundry
Foundry
Foundry |
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead
Smart and Stevenson |
012.15 |
The work carried on here is principally Mill Machinery and Mill gearing with other Minor Castings.
Works Conducted by Smart & Stevenson |
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CHURCH [Barrhead] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Mungall
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A neat Stone edifice having a Steeple attached in Connection with the Established church No. of Sittings about 1000 present Minister the Revd. [Reverend] William Mungall |
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GAS WORKS [Barrhead] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Robert Steele Manager
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
These works are on the banks of the Levern Water for the Supply of Barrhead and Suburbs with Gas light. |
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INN [Crown Inn, Barrhead] |
Crown Inn
Crown Inn
Crown Inn |
Sign Board
Mr Cruikshank
George McIndoe |
012.15 |
A third rate Inn in the occupation of William Cruikshank |
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CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Barrhead] |
City of Glasgow Bank
City of Glasgow Bank
City of Glasgow Bank |
Mr McLellan Agent
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Stewart |
012.15 |
A branch of the City of Glasgow Bank Mr Thomas McLellan Agent |
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SUNNYSIDE |
Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside |
Mr James Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
John Paisley Occupier
Thomas McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A neat dwellinghouse with garden attached the property of James Dunlop now occupied by John Paisley. |
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WARDSIDE COTTAGE |
Wardside Cottage
Wardside Cottage
Wardside Cottage |
Mr McLellan Banker
John Stewart
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
A Small dwellinghouse the property of James Dunlop at present occupied by |
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POST OFFICE [Barrhead] |
Post office
Post office
Post office |
Mr Lochead
Mr McLellan Banker
John Stewart |
012.15 |
There are two arrivals and departures of Mails dayly from this office Mr Lochead Manager |
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WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Barrhead] |
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland |
Mr Brownlie Agent
Mr Lochead
John Stewart |
012.15 |
A branch of the Western Bank of Scotland
Mr A Brownlie Manager |
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BARRHEAD |
Barrhead
Barrhead
Barrhead
Barrhead
Barrhead
Barrhead |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr Thomas McLellan Banker
Robert Drennan Schoolmaster
Mr John Murray Schoolmaster
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Stewart Manager Levern Mill |
012.15 |
The village of Barrhead extends from the South West end of Kelburne Street to Dovecothall and from Bourock to the North end of Grahamston, there is a brisk trade carried on in the manufacture of Cotton together with Print Works Bleachworks and two foundries.
There is an Established Church Free Church UP [United Presbyterian] Church Congregational Chapel and a place of worship for the Roman Catholics
No weekly markets held here. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Barrhead] |
Manse UP |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark |
012.15 |
This residence is Church property at present occupied by the Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark. |
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ARTHURLIE |
Arthurlie
Arthurlie
Arthurlie |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office |
012.15 |
A farm Steading the property of Mr Lowndes now occupied by Messrs Craig and Wylie |
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ARTHURLIE HOUSE |
Arthurlie House
Arthurlie House
Arthurlie House |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr McLellan Banker |
012.15 |
A Superior residence with gardens and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by Mr Lowndes |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr Lochead P [Post] office
Mr McLellan |
012.15 |
A dwellinghouse occupied by Peter McNeill the property of Mr Lowndes. |
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LITTLE AUCHINBACK |
Little Auchinback
Little Auchinback
Little Auchinback
Laigh Auchenback |
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Mr McLellan
Ainslie Map |
012.15 |
Three dwellinghouses occupied by James Hunter and others the property of Mr Lowndes. |
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AURS BRIDGE |
Aurs Bridge
Aurs Bridge
Aurs Bridge |
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
012.15 |
A County bridge of One arch across Aurs Burn. |
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AURS ROAD |
Aurs Road
Aurs Road
Aurs Road |
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Revd [Reverend] William Clark
Mr Lochead |
012.15 |
This name applies to the parish road extending from Main Street Barrhead by Aurs Bridge to the junctions of parish roads a little East of Auchenback |
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Aurs Burn described in Sheet 16.3 |
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BOGHALL |
Boghall
Boghall
Boghall |
Mr. Wilson West Hurlet House
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
012.16 |
A farm steading with dwellings and offices attached the property of the Earl of Glasgow occupied by James Taylor and others. |
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BOGHALL PIT |
Boghall Pit
Boghall Pit
Boghall Pit |
Mr. Wilson
Thomas Anderson
James Taylor |
012.16 |
A coal and Iornstone Pit situated a short distance north of Boghall farm house the property of Mr. John Wilson & Sons |
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PARKHOUSE |
Parkhouse
Parkhouse
Parkhouse |
Thomas Anderson
James Young
Anislies Co. [County] Map |
012.16 |
A house with offices and garden attached the property of the Earl of Glasgow occupied by James Young |
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DUBS |
Dubbs
Dubbs
Dubbs
Dubs |
Thomas Anderson
Matthew Pardon
Water List |
012.16 |
A farm house with offices the property of the Earl of Glasgow occupied by Matthew Pardon |
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AURS BURN |
Arrs Burn
Arrs Burn
Arrs Burn
Arthurlie Burn
Aurs Burn
Aurs Burn
Aurs Burn
Aurs Burn |
Thomas Anderson
Matthew Pardon
Mr. Andrew Kesson Newton
Ainslies County Map
Mr McLellan Banker
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Stewart
Mr John Orr Manager |
12.15; 16 |
A tributary to Brock Burn its name is applicable from South Arthurlie Print Work to its junction with Brock Burn near, Darnly House Parish of Eastwood. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Dubs - A small pool or rainwater Dirt, Mire - Jamieson
Brock Burn Sheet XVI-4 |
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WEST CAPLAW |
West Caplaw
West Caplaw
West Caplaw
West Caplaw |
Mrs Steel
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Mr. Pollock. |
015.04 |
This name applies to an inferior farm house & outbuildings. The proprietor is Mr. Pollock, and the occupier Mrs Steel |
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CAPLAW DAM |
Caplaw Dam
Caplaw Dam
Caplaw Dam
Cawpla Loch |
Mrs. Steel
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Robert Kirkland. |
015.04 |
This dam is not generally known by any proper name. It gets names after the farms on wh. [which] it is situated. But Mr. Anderson, Co. [County] road Surveyor, who has been all his days in the parish, informs me that the most Common & best known designation is "Caplaw dam". At the farm houses around, I find, by enquiry, that this name is recognised. |
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FAULDHEADS |
Fauldheads
Fauldheads
Fauldheads |
Mr Geddes
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map |
015.04 |
An inferior farm house & outbuildings. proprietor Mr. Pollock & Occupiers. William Geddes. |
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PLYMUIR |
Plymuir
Plymuir
Plymuir
Plymoor |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Ainslies Co. [County] Map
James Craig |
015.04 |
A good farm house & outbuildings Proprietor Mr. Pollock & farmer James Craig |
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OLD PATRICK WATER |
Old Patrick Water
Old Patrick Water
Old Patrick Water
Old Patrick Water |
Ainslie's County Map
Johnston's County Map
Daniel Johnston. Baron Officer, Paisley
Dougald McLaren Overseer Paisley |
015.04 |
This stream rises at the foot of the Lochliboside Hills" and forms part of the Western boundary of the Parish. It flows in a north-easterly Course, through "Caplaw Dam", and leaves this Parish into that of "Abbey Parish" at the north-west Corner. After several windings through the latter Parish it enters the "Black Cart Water" North of "Burnbrae". |
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RIGLAW |
Riglaw
Riglaw
Riglaw |
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor |
015.07 |
A good farm house, with outbuildings. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and is tenanted by William Craig. |
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GREENSIDE |
Greenside
Greenside
Greenside
Greenside |
Estate map.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor
Thomas Stevenston. Farmer |
015.08 |
A farm house with the usual appendages. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and is at present occupied by Thomas Stevenston. |
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CALDWELL LAW |
Caldwell Law
Caldwell Law
Caldwell Law |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map.
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.08 |
This name applies to one of the principal features along the Lochliboside range. It is one of the highest hills in the parish. |
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CALDWELL-LAW WOOD |
Caldwell-law Wood. |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
James. Stevenston. Farmer |
015.08 |
This large wood is generally of a mixed
character. It is situated on Caldwell Law. from which its name is derived. |
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CALDWELL-LAWSIDE WOOD |
Caldwell-law Side Wood. |
Mr Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
James Stevenston. Farmer |
015.08 |
This wood is situated close to and immediately north of Loch Libo. It is a prolongation to the east of Caldwell-law Wood. The name is well known, though generally pronounced "Cullalawside" "Wood'. |
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MUIRHOUSE |
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse |
Mr. Pollock. Proprietor
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll
William Gilmour. Farmer |
015.08 |
A good farm house with the usual outbuildings attached. The proprietor is Mr. Pollock, and the occupier. William Gilmour. |
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EASTHEAD OF SIDE |
East Head of Side
East Head of Side
East Head of Side
Head of Side |
Mr. Pollock. Proprietor
Estate Map.
John Craig. Farmer
Val [Valuation] Roll |
015.08 |
A farm house & the usual outbuildings. The pro [proprietor] is Mr. Pollock, & the present occupier John Craig. |
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DUNSMORE |
Dunsmore
Dunsmore
Dunsmore
Dunsmore |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll
James Stevenson |
015.08 |
A farm steading, with garden and outhouses attached. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, the present occupier is James Stevenson. |
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CROSSHILL WOOD |
Crosshill Wood. |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
James Stevenston. Farmer
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.08 |
This wood is on the Dunsmore farm It is mixed, & the name is generally known. |
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THIRDPART |
Thirdpart |
Estate Map.
Mr. Neil. Factor |
015.11 |
This name applies to a small house & two patches of wood. It is not a farm house, but was at one time connected with a farm called "Thirdpart". |
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WEST LODGE [Caldwell House] |
West Lodge |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map |
015.11 |
This is one of the lodges attached to Caldwell house. It is termed West Lodge in Contradistinction to the East Lodge, which is at Another entrance. |
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DEVIL'S BRIDGE |
Devil's Bridge |
Mr David Kirkwood
Mr Thomas Craig
Mr Martin Steel |
015.11 |
A small Co [County] Bridge. About fifty years ago a band of smugglers fancied they saw the Devil at this bridge, hence the name. It is well known in the locality by the name. |
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HALLHOUSE |
Hallhouse. |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map. |
015.11 |
This name applies to a very neat Country house with gardens attached. It is tenanted by the Misses Crawfurd, and is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure |
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HALL |
Hall
Hall
Hall of Caldwell
Hall of Caldwell
Hall of Caldwell |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Rental
James Robertson. |
015.11 |
This name applies to a farm house of the first class with outbuildings & gardens attached. Col. [Colonel] Mure is the proprietor, and James Robertson, tenant. The factor would prefer to have "Hall" written on plan, and not the remaining words as given by the other authorities |
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BELT WOOD |
Belt Wood. |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mrs. Craig
Martin Steel |
015.11 |
A long narrow stripe of wood, near to Hallhouse. The name has evidently been applied to it, on account of its shape |
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BRACO |
Braco |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Rental |
015.11 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by John Watt. |
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KNOWHEAD |
Knowhead |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Mr. Neil. Factor |
015.11 |
Farm house and outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by Mrs. Craig |
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BOGHOUSE |
Boohouse. |
Mr. Neil. factor.
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll. |
015.11 |
Farm house and outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by Mrs Craig |
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RIGFOOT |
Rigfoot |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map
Rental. |
015.11 |
A farm house with outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by David Kirkwood. |
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CRUCEMILL |
Crucemill |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map.
Rental |
015.11 |
A farm house and outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by Mrs. Craig. |
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BOWFIELD |
Bowfield |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll. |
015.11 |
A good farm house with the usual outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by Martin Steel. |
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BOGSIDE COTTAGE |
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Estate map.
Mr. Pinkarton |
015.12 |
This name applies a to farm ho. [house] & outbuildings. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, & is tenanted by Mr. Pinkarton. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
Mr. Neil. Facotr
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This farm house & outbuildings are the property of Col [Colonel] Mure, & tenanted by |
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HARTLEYHILL |
Hartleyhill
Hartleyhill
Hartleyhill
Hartleyhill |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Estate map.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Mr. Anderson Surveyor |
015.12 |
This name applies to a farm house etc close to Loch Libo. It is not in very excellent repair, is the property of Col [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by James Currie. |
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HARTLEYHILL WOOD |
Hartleyhill Wood
Hartleyhill Wood
Hartleyhill Wood
Hartleyhill Wood |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
James Currie |
015.12 |
This wood is mixed and close to Hartley Hill farm house. |
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THE LINN |
The Linn
The Linn
The Linn |
David Craig
Mr. Neil. Factor
James Crawfurd. |
015.12 |
This name applies to a linn in Crossburn glen. Col [Colonel] Mure's family, when at home, generally come here during summer to bathe. It is well known. |
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GLEN WOOD |
The Glen Wood.
The Glen Wood.
The Glen Wood. |
David Craig
Mr. Neil. Factor
James Crawfurd. |
015.12 |
This name applies to a close mixed wood. In it is situated the Crossburn Glen. Hence the name. It is well known in the neighbourhood by the name supplied. |
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CALDWELL SAWMILL |
Caldwell Sawmill.
Caldwell Sawmill.
Caldwell Sawmill.
Caldwell Sawmill. |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Estate Map. |
015.12 |
These works are close to Crossburn Cottage, and are well known by the supplied name. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and is at present leased to James Crawfurd, & Co. [company]. |
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CROSS BURN |
Cross Burn
Cross Burn
Cross Burn
Cross Burn |
David Craig
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This burn rises in the moors west of the parish. It flows in a Southerly direction, through Crossburn farm, (hence the name) & finally joins the Lugton Water. |
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CROSSBURN BRIDGE |
Crossburn Bridge
Crossburn Bridge
Crossburn Bridge
Crossburn Bridge |
David Craig
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This is a Co. [County] Bridge. It is situated close to Crossburn Cottage, and is generally known. |
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CROSSBURN COTTAGE |
Crossburn Cottage
Crossburn Cottage
Crossburn Cottage
Crossburn Cottage |
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This name applies to a very neat cottage close to the turnpike road. It is the property of Col [Colonel] Mure, and the present occupier is David Craig. |
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CROSSBURN GLEN |
Crossburn Glen.
Crossburn Glen.
Crossburn Glen. |
David Craig
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This Glen is situated in the Glen wood. It is a very romantic spot, and is well known in the surrounding neighbourhood. |
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WESTHEAD OF SIDE |
West Head of Side
West Head of Side
West Head of Side
Head of Side. |
Mr. Pollock. Proprietor
Estate Map.
Mr. Craig. Farmer.
Val [Valuation] Roll. |
015.08 |
A farm house with the usual outbuildings. The property of Mr. Pollock, and occupied by Mr. Craig. farmer. |
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LOCH LIBO |
Loch Libo
Loch Libo
Loch Libo
Loch Libo
Loch Libo |
Mr. Neil. Factor. Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map.
Ainslie's County Map
Etc. Etc. |
012.08 |
This loch is about ¼ of a mile south of Shilford toll Bar, and close to the new turnpike road which runs towards Stewarton. Lugton Water runs out of it, and it gives a name to an extensive range of hills in the parish. |
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DUNSMORE T.P. |
Dunsmore T.P. [Turnpike]
Dunsmore T.P. [Turnpike]
Dunsmore T.P. [Turnpike]
Dunsmore T.P. [Turnpike] |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
015.12 |
This toll Bar is on the turnpike road towards Beith. It is well Known by the name supplied. |
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OLD BARN |
Old Barn |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll
etc. etc |
015.12 |
This name applies to a farm house and outbuildings. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and is tenanted by Allan Stevenson. |
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LUGTON WATER |
Lugton Water.
Lugton Water.
Lugton Water.
Lugton Water. |
Ainslies Co. [County] Map (1790)
New Stat [Statistical] Acct. [Account]
Mr. Neil Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
012.12 |
Lugton Water is a very swift flowing stream. It flows out of Loch Libo, and coursing southwards forms for a considerable distance the Ph. [Parish] boundary. It leaves the parish. |
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NEUKFOOT |
Neukfoot
Neukfoot
Neukfoot
Neuk |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor
A corner [Jamieson]. |
015.12 |
The houses to which this name applies, form part of Ouplaymoor. It is therefore subordinate to that name -
The derivation of this name is supposed to be traceable to the fact of the turnpike roads meeting a little Southward of the houses to which the name applies, and at their junction forming what is termed in Scotland a "neuk". |
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OUPLAYMOOR |
Ouplaymoor
Ouplaymoor
Ouplaymoor
Ouplaymoor
Uplawmoor
Ouplaymuir
Uplawmuir
Uplawmuir |
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
New [Statistical] acct [account]
Sign post at the toll Bar.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map.
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map. (1790) |
015.12 |
This name applies to a large assemblage of houses. It includes Braehead & Neukfoot; and a neat schoolhouse (Speculative) has been lately built near it. It is fast improving, and not unlikely in a few years may assume the importance of a Village Colliers & tile workers are its principal residenters. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead.
Braehead.
Braehead. |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Mr. Neil Factor.
R. Gemmell. |
015.12 |
The houses to which this name applies are in ouplaymoor. Going onwards towards neukfoot a brae must be descended, at the head of which are the cluster of houses to which the name applies. It is well known in the surrounding neighbourhood |
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MELONS WOOD |
Melons Wood.
Melons Wood.
Melons Wood. |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
David Craig.
James Crawfurd. |
015.02 |
This large mixed wood is on Col. [Colonel] Mure's grounds. The name is therefore only known to the farmers around, and in the neighbourhood, but is not of parish notoriety. |
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BOW BRIDGE |
Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge |
James Currie Farmer.
Mr.Neil. Factor.
Robert Gemmell. |
015.12 |
This bridge is generally known in the neighbourhood by the name supplied. Mr. Anderson. Surveyor, who has charge of the turnpike roads, does not recognise the name, but calls the two bridges, (being so very close together), Lugton Bridges. It is a Co. [County] Bridge. |
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LUGTON BRIDGE |
Lugton Bridge
Lugton Bridge
Lugton Bridge |
James Currie. Farmer
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
012.12 |
This name is also well known in the neighbourhood, and there is no Confliction of Authorities respecting it. See the preceding remarks on Bow Bridge. This is a Co. [County] Bridge. |
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CAST BURN |
Cast Burn
Cast Burn
Cast Burn |
Mr. Neil. factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Robert Gemmell. |
015.12 |
This burn rises close to Ouplaymoor, and flowing in a Southward direction joins the Pollock Burn. |
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CAST BRIDGE |
Cast Bridge
Cast Bridge
Cast Bridge |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Robert Gemmell. |
015.12 |
This bridge derives its name from "the Cast Burn" which flows under it. It is generally known in the neighbourhood. |
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POLLICK BURN |
Pollick Burn
Pollick Burn
Pollick Burn |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
Robert Gemmell. |
015.12 |
This burn rises in Dunlop pst. [parish], and flows in a N. [North] Westerly direction. It immediately becomes the parish boundary, and continues so to its junction with the Lugton Water. The name is well known. |
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POLLICK GLEN |
Pollick Glen
Pollick Glen
Pollick Glen |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Factor
Robert Gemmell. |
015.12 |
This beautiful glen is situated in a wood. The Pollick Burn flows through the centre of it. It is therefore in two parishes. |
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MILLTHIRD |
Millthird
Millthird
Milnthird
Millthird |
Robert Craig
Val Roll [Valuation]
Estate Map.
Rental. |
016.10 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The proprietor is Mr Pollock and the occupier Robert Craig. |
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THREEPGRASS WOOD |
Threepgrass Wood
Threepgrass Wood
Threepgrass Wood |
Robert Kirkland
William Barr.
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
016.10 |
This name applies to a large mixed wood on the Lochliboside Hills. It is known to all the farmers around. |
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WITCH BURN |
Witch Burn |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
William Barr
Robert Kirkland |
016.10 |
This small burn rises on the Lochliboside Hills, and flowing in a north easterly direction joins the Killugh Water. |
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LOCHLIBOSIDE HILLS |
Lochliboside Hills
Lochliboside Hills
Loch Libo Side Hills
Loch Libo Side Hills
Hills of Ferneneze & Loch Libo Side |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Fullartons Gaz [Gazetteer]
Ainslies Co. [County] Map (1790)
Johnson's Co. [County] Map. |
016.10 |
This name applies to a long & extensive range of hills on the Western side of the parish. Corkindale Law is its most conspicuous eminence. It terminates, & the Fereneze range commences, (a very perceptible valley dividing the two) nearly opposite to Neilston village - These hills are well Cultivated, many farm houses dotting their Summit : their Southern declivities are known as the "Side Braes" Fereneze " and Loch Libo Side Hills, forming one ridge from 400 to 900 feet high" - Full Gaz [Fullartons Gazetteer]. Loch Libo will have given the name to the hills. They run along the Side of the loch. |
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Threepgrass Wood " Threeple. Triple, of which it seams a corruption -
Threeptree. The large beam which is immediately connected with the plough - Jamieson |
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MIDDLETON |
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
Mr. Pollock
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Co [County] Map Johnston's |
016.10 |
A good farm house & outbuildings. The proprietor is Mr. Pollock, & the occupier Robert Kirkland, |
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POINTHOUSE |
Point House
Point House
Point House
Point House or Mossneuk
Mossneuk
Mossneuk |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Pollock
Rental
William Barr
Estate Map.
Ainslies Co. [County] Map. |
016.10 |
This name applies to a house to which a few acres of land are attached. it is occupied by a laboring man. The farm on which this house stands was once known by the name of "Mossneuk". It is now let with the Caplaw farm, the old farm steading has disappeared, & the name "Mossneuk" has become obsolete. |
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GREENFIELDMUIR |
Greenfieldmuir
Greenfieldmuir
Greenfieldmuir
Greenfieldmoor
Greenfieldmuir |
Mr. Pollock
Rental
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
016.10 |
A good farm house & outbuildings. Proprietor Mr. Pollock. present occupier, William Barr. |
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PROSPECTHILL |
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill |
Doctor Young
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A dwelling house pleasantly situated on the rising ground adjacent to the Parish Church the property of William Anderson and occupied by Doctor Young. |
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CROFTHEAD |
NEILSTON GASWORKS |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
Neilston Gasworks
Neilston Gasworks
Neilston Gasworks |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Mr Anderson Writer |
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CROFTHEAD MILL |
Crofthead Mill |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
William Orr |
016.02 |
A large cotton spinning Mill situated a short distance from the Railway Station the property of the late Mr Orr. |
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LEVERNBANK |
Levern Bank
Levern Bank
Levern Bank |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Inscription on wall
Mr Anderson |
016.02 |
A few dwellings Situated a Short distance North East of Crofthead and convenient to Crofthead Station. |
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BROADLIE MILL (Flax) |
Broadlie Flax Mill
Broadlie Flax Mill |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr C Thomson
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
An extensive Flax Mill situated a short distance North East of Crotfthead Station. The machinery is propelled partly by steam power and partly by Water the property of Mr C Thomson And occupied by him. |
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BROADLIE HOUSE |
Broadlie House
Broadlie House
Broadlie House |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr C Thomson
Doctor Young |
016.02 |
A dwelling house with offices attached The property of Duncan Mcintyre. |
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BROADLIE |
Broadlie
Broadlie
Broadlie |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Ninian Wallace
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.16 |
A superior Farm steading occupied by Ninian Wallace the property of William Anderson |
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HIGH BANKS |
High Banks |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Dr [Doctor] Young
Mr Anderson |
016.02 |
A few dwelling houses situated on the rising ground adjacent to Broadlie Flax Mill. |
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COWDONHALL BURN |
Cowdon hall Burn
Cowdon hall Burn |
Thomas Anderson Surveyor
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
This Stream takes to rise on the farm of Muirhead flows in an Eastern direction keeping by the side of the Lochlibo Road and joins the Levern Water at Springbank print works. |
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COWDON BRIDGE |
Cowdon Bridge
Cowdon Bridge
Cowdon Bridge |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Thomas Anderson Surveyor
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A County bridge of one Arch built across Cowden Hall Burn on Lochlibo Road ½ mile South West of Crofthead. |
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COWDONHALL QUARRY |
Cowdon hall Quarry
Cowdon hall Quarry |
Mr Anderson Writer
Mr Anderson Surveyor
D Young |
016.02 |
A whinstone quarry the property of Colonel Mure. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Crofthead Bleach Works described on name sheet of trace 1 plan XVI-6 |
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FORESIDE |
Foreside
Foreside
Foreside |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
James Knox |
016.02 |
A superior Farm Steading the property of A Pollock Esq and occupied by James Knox |
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SPRINGBANK PRINTWORKS |
Springbank Print Works
Springbank Print Works |
Bachop & Yuill
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A calico print work occupied by Messrs Bachop & Yuill the property of the late James Craig. |
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CROFTHEAD HOUSE |
Crofthead House
Crofthead House
Crofthead House |
M.C Thomson Esqu
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A superior Mansion house Situated a short distance south of Crofthead Station the property of the late James Orr. |
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COWDON HALL (In Ruins) |
Cowdon Hall
Cowdon Hall
Cowdon Hall
Cowdown |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Mr Anderson Writer
Crawford History of Renfrew |
016.02 |
The remains of an old mansion house of historical note Situated on the brow of an abrupt eminence a short distance south west from Crofthead. The property of Colonel Mure. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Cowdon Hall - "The lands of Coudoun which first gave title of Lord
to Sir William Cochrane, Afterwards Earl of Dundonald, An ancient
family of the Spreuls, did possess the forementioned lands for many ages.." Crawfurd History of Renfrew |
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AUCHINTIBER |
Auchintiber
Auchintiber
Auchintiber |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Mr Anderson |
016.02 |
A farm steading occupied by George Russell the property of Mr A Pollok |
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AUCHINTIBERFIELD |
Auchintiberfield
Auchintiberfield
Auchintiberfield |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A farm steading formerly a Bleach field the property of Mr A Graham and occupied by John McAvoy. |
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Killoch Hill described on the name sheet of Trace 2 Plan XII-14 |
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PRINTWORKS [Gateside] |
Gateside Print Works |
Glen & McIndoe
A Graham Esqur
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
An extensive Silk, Wool & Calico Print Work the property of Mr John Graham Esqur and occupied by Messrs Glen & McIndoe |
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FERENEZE WORKS |
Fereneze Works
Fereneze Works
Fereneze Works
Fereneze Works |
James Wallace
William Wallace
Valuation Roll
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
These works consist of a cotton spinning mill and Bleach works the property of James & William Wallace and occupied by them. |
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GATESIDEMILL PRINTWORKS |
Gatesidemill Print Works
Gatesidemill Print Works |
Messrs McFarlane & Craig
Valuation Roll
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
An extensive Silk and Woollen print work occupied by McFarlane Ligat & Craig the property of Mr A Graham Esqu |
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MAINS |
Mains
Mains
Mains |
David & Robert Gray
Valuation Roll
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
A farm steading occupied by David & Robert Gray the property of John Graham Esqu |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A few scatered dwelling houses and public works situated at the foot of the Ferenezes Braes 1 mile North of the village of Neilston |
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OLDBRAE |
Old Brae
Old Brae
Old Brae |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr Young |
016.02 |
A few inferior dwelling houses formerly a farm steading the property of Mr A Graham Esqu |
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BARSHAGRA HOUSE |
Bashagra House
Bashagra House
Bashagra House |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr Young |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house occupied by John McNeil the property of the Caledonian Railway Company |
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BARSHAGRA |
Barshagra
Barshagra
Barshagra
Barshagra |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr [Doctor] Young
George Hamilton |
016.02 |
A farm steading occupied by George Hamilton the property of Lord Glasgow. |
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BARSHAGRA COTTAGE |
Barshagra Cottage
Barshagra Cottage
Barshagra Cottage |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson
Daniel McFarlane |
016.02 |
A superior dewelling house the property of Daniel McFarlane and occupied by him. |
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AULDMUIR |
Auldmuir
Auldmuir
Auldmuir |
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr [Doctor] Young
Thomas Parkhill
Neilston |
016.02 |
Two inferior dwelling houses with garden attached the property of Mr Robertson and occupied by Alexander Lindsay and others |
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BARBOO WOOD |
Barboo Wood
Barboo Wood
Barboo Wood |
Dr [Doctor] Young
Mr Anderson Writer
Mr Anderson Surveyor |
016.02 |
A mixed wood situated at the foot of the Ferenezes Brae and adjacent to Gateside Print works the property of John Graham Esqu. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Barrhead Section) |
Barrhead Section
Barrhead Section
Barrhead Section |
Thomas Laughlan. Station Master
Mr. John Wilson
Bills of Company |
016.02 |
Described in Name Sheets of 12.11- Abbey Parish |
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AULDMUIRFOOT |
Auldmuirfoor
Auldmuirfoot
Auldmuirfoot |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Messrs Robertson & Gemmell |
016.02 |
A few old dwelling houses situated a short distance south west of Neilston and adjacent to High Holehouse. |
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LUCKIE'S FAULDS |
Lauckie's Faulds
Lauckie's Faulds
Lauckie's Faulds |
Title Deeds
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A few dwelling houses with a Mill Wrights shop attached situated on the turnpike Road a short distance south of Neilston |
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HIGH BROADLIE |
High Broadlie
High Broadlie
High Broadlie |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Doctor Young
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A few cottages adjacent to the south west end of the Village of Neilston |
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CROFTHEAD STATION |
Crofthead Station
Crofthead Station
Crofthead Station |
John Fry Station Master
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A commodious station situated at the terminus of the Caledonian Railway Barrhead Branch |
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CROFTHEAD COTTAGE |
Crofthead Cottage |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
MC Thomson |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house occupied by MC Thomson the property of the late Mr Orr. |
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NETHER HOLEHOUSE BLEACHWORKS |
Nether Holehouse Field |
Robertson & Gemmell
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation |
016.02 |
A bleach work, situated on the banks of the Levern a short distance south of Crofthead the property of Messrs Robertson & Gemmell and occupied by them. |
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HOLEHOUSE |
Holehouse |
John Gemmell
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation |
016.02 |
A farm steading the property of John Gemmell and occupied by him. |
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HIGH HOLEHOUSE |
High Holehouse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Messrs Robertson & Gemmell
Thomas Anderson |
016.02 |
A few dwelling houses situated a short distance south west of Neilston. |
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INN [Wheat Sheaf Inn, Neilston] |
Wheat Sheaf Inn
Wheat Sheaf Inn
Wheat Sheaf Inn |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Signboard
Thomas Craig |
016.02 |
A second class Inn the principal one in the village the property of Thomas Craig and occupied by him. |
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INN [Commercial Inn, Neilston] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Gardner Parish school
Master
Signboard |
016.02 |
A public house with modern accomodation the property of William Gallocher and occupied by him. |
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LEVERN LODGE |
Levern Lodge
Levern Lodge
Levern Lodge |
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr [Doctor] Young
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
A two storied edifice built over the Levern Water at croft head. The lower flat is at present used as the Caledonian Railway Hotel occupied by John Hamilton the other part of it as dwelling houses the property of Jane Sproul. |
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CHURCH [Neilston] |
Church
Church
Church
Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Gardnar Parish School Master
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
Neilston Parish Church is said to have been rebuilt in the year 1762. Of late it has undergone several improvements and is capable of holding 1000 persons.
Rev [Reverend] H Aird Minister
Archibald Alexander Spiers Patron. |
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WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Neilston] |
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Doctor Young
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
This Bank occupies part of the Ground floor of the building. |
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SCHOOL [Neilston] |
School
School
School |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr Young |
016.02 |
An adventure school with accomodation for 100 [pupils]
William Burnside Teacher |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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KIRKTONFIELD COTTAGE |
Kirktonfield Cottage
Kirktonfield Cottage |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Alexandra Cochran
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house with garden attached the property of Alexandra Cochrane and occupied by him. |
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KIRKHILL COTTAGE |
Kirkhill Cottage
Kirkhill Cottage |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Thomas Anderson Surveyor
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A dwelling house occupied by William Marshall and others the property of John Anderson. |
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TRAVELLER'S REST [P.H., Neilston] |
Travellers rest
Travellers rest
Travellers rest |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Surveyor
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A public house occupied by Thomas Rannie the property of Neilston Charitable society |
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KIRKHILL |
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Surveyor
Doctor Young
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A few inferior dwelling houses situated at the North east end of the Village of Neilston |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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MANSE [parish, Neilston] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Gardner Parish School Master
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house with glebe attached occupied by the Rev [Reverend] H Aird |
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POST OFFICE [Neilston] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Signboard
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
This office is subordinate to the Glasgow Post Office there are two Arrivals and two despatches each day. Thomas Anderson sub Post master. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Neilston] |
Union Bank of Scotland
Union Bank of Scotland |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Signboard
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A Superior building the Property of Matthew Anderson Writer and occupied by him |
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TEMPERANCE HALL [Neilston] |
Temperance Hall
Temperance Hall
Temperance Hall |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr [Doctor] Young |
016.02 |
The principal public hall in the Village the property of Alexander Carswell. |
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SCHOOL [Neilston] |
School
School
School
School |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Gardner Parish School Master
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
The Parish scholl with dwelling house attached. John Gardner Teacher. |
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NEILSTON [village] |
Neilston
Neilston
Neilston |
Rev [Reverend] H Aird
Mr Anderson Writer
Dr [Doctor] Young |
016.02 |
A Village finely situated on the brow of an eminence over looking A considerable expanse of the surrounding country with A Post Office, Parish Church and school, two Inns And a public hall. It is an old fashioned little Township, the houses are for the most part plain two storied edifices and a number of them of an inferior discription. The principle Sourse of employment is bleaching and Calico printing |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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KILLOCH GLEN |
Killoch Glen
Killoch Glen
Killoch Glen |
Mr A Graham
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Thomas Anderson Surveyor |
016.02 |
A Steep wooded Glen Principally situated on Killoch farm near to Killoch Bridge the property of Messrs A Graham & A Pollok |
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KILLOCH |
Killoch
Killoch
Killoch |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A farm steading occupied by William Stephenson the property of A Graham Esqu |
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KILLOCH COTTAGE |
Killoch Cottage
Killoch Cottage
Killoch Cottage |
Mr A Graham Esqu
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
Situated at Killoch Ridge the property of Mr A Graham and occupied by James Logan. |
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KILLOCH BRIDGE |
Killoch Bridge
Killoch Bridge
Killoch Bridge |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr A Graham Esqu
Thomas Anderson |
016.02 |
A county bridge of one arch built across the Killoch Water on the Parish Road near to Killoch farm steading. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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WEST CAPELLIE |
West Capellie
West Capellie
West Capellie |
A Graham Esqu
Rev [Reverend] H Aird Neilston
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
A superior farm Steading the property of Mr A Graham Esqu and occupied by him. |
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EAST CAPELLIE |
East Capellie
East Capellie
East Capellie |
A Graham Esqu
Rev [Reverend] H Aird
M Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
An old farm steading used as dwelling houses the property of Mr A Graham |
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RODENHEAD |
Rodenhead
Rodenhead
Rodenhead |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson
A Pollock Esqu |
016.02 |
A dwelling house formerly a farm steading the property of Mr Pollock Esqu of Broom occupied by John Bro[ ] |
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KILLOCH WATER |
Killoch Water
Killoch Water
Killoch Water |
Mr A Graham
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Mr Anderson Writer |
016.02 |
This stream takes its rise on the farm of Caplaw, flows in an eastern direction and joins the Levern Water a short distance from Killoch Glen. |
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NETHER KIRKTON |
Nether Kirkton
Nether Kirkton
Nether Kirkton |
Peter Sawers Esqu
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A farm steading the property of Peter Sawers Esqu and occupied by him. |
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NETHER KIRKTON HOUSE |
Nether Kirkton House
Nether Kirkton House |
Valuation Roll
Peter Sawers
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house with grounds Attached the property of Peter Sawers Esqu and occupied by him. |
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NETHER KIRKTON BLEACHWORKS |
Nether Kirkton Bleach Works
Nether Kirkton Bleach Works |
Messrs James & William Wallace
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
A bleach work situated on the Kirkton Burn A short distance East of Neilston the property of Peter Sawers and occupied by James & William Wallace. |
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BUTTERWELL COTTAGE |
Butter well Cottage
Butter well Cottage
Butter well Cottage |
Rev [Reverend]Mr Aird
Thomas Anderson
Doctor Young |
016.02 |
Two inferior dwelling houses the property of Peter Sawers Esqu. |
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BUTTER WELL |
Butter well
Butter well
Butter well |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Thomas Anderson
Doctor Young |
016.02 |
A small spring well situated a short distance east of the Village of Neilston |
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KIRKTONFIELD HOUSE |
Kirktonfield House
Kirktonfield House |
Valuation Roll
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Alexander Cochran |
016.02 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the heirs of the late Alexander Cochran occupied by Mrs Cochran And Mr Armour. |
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KIRKTON BLEACHWORKS |
Kirkton Bleach Works |
Cochran & Armour
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird
Valuation Roll |
016.02 |
An extensive bleach work occupied by Cochran & Armour the property of the heirs of the late Alexander Cochran |
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GIBB'S LANE |
Gibb's Linn
Gibb's Linn
Gibb's Linn |
Dr [Doctor] Young
Mr Anderson Writer
Rev [Reverend] Mr Aird |
016.02 |
A water fall on Kirkton Burn situated a short distance North of Kirkton Bleach and adjacent to Nether Kirkton Bleach Works. |
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SPRINGFIELD BLEACHWORKS |
Springfield Bleach Works
Springfield Bleach Works
Springfield Bleach Works |
Messrs Hays & Son
Mr Dunlop
Mr Lochead P [Post] office |
016.03 |
This bleachwork establishment is conducted by Z Hays & Son and is the property of Mr J Faulds |
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Site of STANDING STONE [Hawkhead] |
Site of Danish Stone
Site of Danish Stone
Site of Danish Stone |
Mr J Dunlop
Mr Anderson
Mr John Orr |
016.03 |
The stone which occupies the Site marked an trace is now a gate pillar on the Side of Parish road about 14½ Chains from site in a S.E [South East] direction there is not anything particular about the Stone and if ever carved is now defaced but all who Know the object are of opinion that it is a Danish Stone.
"On close examination there are yet carved characters traceable, the sides of which more particularly would seem to represent a chain," - "The stone referred to, was, it is supposed, removed from its site shewn on trace, to make a Foot-bridge across the Stream a little South of the present Site:" Gd. J. Morgan, CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Aurs Burn - described in 12.16
"The principal remnant of Antiquity in the parish, is a Danish
Stone with curious carved works upon it, which, it is said, once stood
upon the lands of Hawkhead, but is now a humble bridge stone
over a small rivulet betwixt these lands and Arthurlie."
Old Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account], Vol [Volume] - 2-Page 143. |
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UPPER ARTHURLIE HOUSE |
Upper Arthurlie House
Upper Arthurlie House
Upper Arthurlie House |
Mr Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Lochead Post office
Mr John Orr |
016.03 |
A dwellinghouse with garden and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by Mr Dunlop. |
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ALLISON'S ARTHURLIE |
Allison's Arthurlie
Allison's Arthurlie
Allison's Arthurlie |
Mr Dunlop
Mr Hays
Mr Lochead Post office |
016.03 |
This name applies to a few dwellings with gardens adjoining occupied by Mr Hays and others. - the property of the occupier named. |
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SOUTH ARTHURLIE PRINTWORKS |
South Arthurlie Print Works
South Arthurlie Print Works
South Arthurlie Print Works |
Mr Z Hays
Mr Dunlop
Mr Lochead |
016.04 |
An extensive print works the business of which is conducted by Mr Z Hays the proprietor. |
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WOODSIDE HOUSE |
Woodside House
Woodside House
Woodside House |
Mr Hays
Mr Dunlop
Mr Lochead |
016.03 |
A neat dwellinghouse the property of and occupied by Mr Hays. |
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MOUNTPLEASANT |
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant |
Mr H Hays
Mr Lochead P [Post] office
George Hutchison |
016.03 |
A neat dwellinghouse with garden and ornamental ground adjoining the property of and occupied by Mr H Hays. |
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant |
Mr Hays
George Hutchison
William Craig |
016.03 |
A conspicuous eminence planted with fir and other trees adjoining or forming the pleasure ground of the house above described |
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NETHERTON |
Netherton |
Valuation Roll
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Mr Dunlop |
016.03 |
A farm steading the property of Mr Spiers now occupied by George Hutchison. |
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Parish of Neilston
Balgray Reservoir described in Sheet XVI.4 -"- trace 6 |
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SPRINGHILL |
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill |
Mr J Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
Mr George Hays occupier
Mr Lochead P. [Post] officer |
016.03 |
A farm Steading the property of Mr Dunlop now occupied by George Hays. |
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SPRINGFIELD HOUSE |
Springfield House
Springfield House
Springfield House |
Mr J Faulds Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Craig Occupier
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
016.03 |
A dwellinghouse so called the property of Mr J Faulds at present occupied by Mr Craig |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Mr J Faulds
Mr Craig
Mr Dunlop |
016.03 |
This name applies to a few dwelling houses and bleach works the property of J Faulds. |
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SPIERSTON BURN |
Spierston Burn |
Mr Hutchison Netherton
Mr Hays
Mr G. Hays |
016.03 |
A Small Stream the name of which is applicable from about ½ a mile S [south] West of Netherton by the latter named place to Springfield |
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AUCHINBACK |
Auchinback
Auchinback
Auchinback |
Valuation Roll
Robert Glen
Mr Lochead Post office |
016.03 |
This farm steading is the property of the Earl of Glasgow now occupied by Robert Glen. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
Aurs Road described in Sheet X11.15 |
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WRAES |
Wraes
Wraes
Wraes |
Mr Dunlop Prop [Proprietor]
Matthew Craig
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
016.03 |
A dwellinghouse with garden the property of James Dunlop occupied by Matthew Craig |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Mr J Dunlop
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Andrew Rippon |
016.03 |
A dwellinghouse and offices the property of Mr J Dunlop occupied by Andrew Rippon |
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UPPER ARTHURLIE BLEACHWORKS |
Upper Arthurlie Bleachworks |
Mr Dunlop
Matthew Blackwood & Son
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office |
016.03 |
This bleaching establishment is the property of Mr J Dunlop at present occupied by Matthew Blackwood & Son |
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ARTHURLIE COTTAGE |
Arthurlie Cottage |
Matthew Blackwood
Mr Lochead P. [Post] office
Mr Dunlop Prop. [Proprietor] |
016.03 |
A neat dwellinghouse adjoining Upper Arthurlie Bleach Works the property of Mr James Dunlop now occupied by Matthew Blackwood |
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LOCHLIBO ROAD |
Lochlibo Road |
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Mr Patrick Road Surveyor
Mr Blan Road Surveyor |
016.03 |
This road is popularly Known by the name supplied from Barrhead to New Irvine, Ayrshire |
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WEST ARTHURLIE COTTAGE |
West Arthurlie Cottage
West Arthurlie Cottage
West Arthurlie Cottage |
Mr Gillies Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Dunlop
Mr Lochead P [Post] office |
016.03 |
A dwellinghouse the property of Mr Gillies now occupied by Mr Craig. |
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WEST ARTHURLIE |
West Arthurlie Farm
West Arthurlie Farm
West Arthurlie Farm |
John Tennant
Mr Lochead P [Post] office
Mr McLean |
016.03 |
A farm steading the property of Mr Cunningham now occupied by John Tennant. |
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COLINBAR GLEN |
Colinbar Glen
Colinbar Glen
Colinbar Glen |
Mr Dunlop
Matthew Craig
Andrew Young |
016.03 |
A glen So called adjoining Wraes Mill |
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WRAES MILL (Flour) |
Wraes Mill |
Mr J Dunlop
Andrew Young
Mr Lochead P [Post] office |
016.03 |
A flour mill the property of Mr James Dunlop occupied by Andrew Young. |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston |
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BROCK BURN |
Brock Burn
Brock Burn
Brock Burn |
Water Company Plans
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Aird
Dr. Young |
012.16; 016.04 |
A streamlet next to Levern Water in magnitude has its source in Mearns Moor
It is the principal tributary to the Glasgow Corporation Reservoir for Gorbals
it enters Eastwood Parish about half a mile north of Waukmill Glen |
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RYAT LINN RESERVOIR |
Ryat Linn Reservoir |
Mr. D. Mackain
James McDowall
Water Companys Plans |
016.04 |
A Reservoir situated on the farm of Ryat Linn the property of the Glasgow Corporation |
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BALGRAY RESERVOIR |
Balgray Reservoir |
Mr. D. Mackain
James McDowall
Water Company Plans |
016.04 |
A very extensive Reservoir situated on the lands of Balgray the property of the Glasgow Corporation See Gorbals Gravitation Water Company. |
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LITTLETON RESERVOIR |
Littleton Reservoir
Littleton Reservoir
Littleton Reservoir |
Mr. D. Mackain Engineer
James McDowall Superintendent
Water Companys Plans |
016.04 |
A small reservoir situated on the lands of Littleton the property of the Glasgow Corporation |
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WAUKMILL GLEN |
Waulkmill Glen
Waulkmill Glen
Waulkmill Glen |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Aird
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Mr. McDowall |
016.04 |
A Glen situated on Brock Burn a short distance north of Littleton Reservoir desending from a to B
This Glen seems to have taken its name from a Wauk Mill that formerly stood near this place |
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WAUKMILL GLEN RESERVOIR |
Waulkmill Glen Reservoir
Waukmill Glen Resevoir |
Mr. D. Mackain
Water Companys Plans
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Aird
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Mr. James McDowall |
016.04 |
An extensive reservoir situated on the boundary dividing the Parishes of Eastwood Mearns & Neilston the property of the Glasgow Corporation Styled the Gorbals Gravitation Water Company. |
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NORTH BRAE |
North Brae
North Brae
North Brae |
Mr G Hamilton Factor
William Craig
Valuation Roll |
016.04 |
A farm house with offices the property of Sir Hugh C Pollock occupied by William Craig |
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LYONCROSS |
Lyoncross
Lyoncross
Lyoncross |
David Hutchison
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.04 |
A pleasantly situated farm steading occupied by David Hutchison the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Carswell Eaglesham |
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LITTLETON (Ruin) |
Littleton
Littleton
Littleton |
William Craig
David Hutchison
James McDowall |
016.04 |
Formerly a farm steading but now in ruins the property of Sir Hugh C. Pollock |
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COWDONMILL BRIDGE |
Coudonmill Bridge
Cowdonmill Bridge
Cowdonmill Bridge |
See authorities for Cowdonhall & Smiddyhill
Mr. Anderson. Road Surveyor
William Craig. Farmer. |
016.05 |
This bridge crosses the turnpike road which leads to Ouplaymoor. It is a Co. [County] Bridge. |
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JAPSTON |
Japston |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Alexander Holm. |
016.05 |
A good farm house, with outbuildings & gardens attached. It is the property of Mr. Spiers, and tenanted by Alexander Holm. |
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BRAEFACE |
Braeface |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Andrew Gilmour |
016.05 |
A good farm house with the usual outbuildings. It is the property of Mr. Spiers, and is tenanted by Andrew Gilmour |
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COWDONMOOR |
Cowdenmoor
Cowdonmoor
Cowdonmoor
Coudonmoor |
William Craig. Farmer.
Val [Valuation] Roll
Rental
Est [Estate] Map.
See authorities for Cowdouhall |
016.05 |
This is a good farm house, and has the usual outbuildings & gardens attached. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, & is tenanted by William Craig. |
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HOWCRAIGS HILL |
Howcraigs Hill |
Mr. Anderson Surveyor.
William Craig. Farmer.
Mr. Neil. Factor. |
016.05 |
This name applies to a high & very Craggy hill. The ruins of Howcraigs farm house are close to its base. |
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HOWCRAIGS (Ruin) |
Howcraigs (Ruins) |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
William Craig Farmer.
Mr. Neil. Factor. |
016.05 |
There is only a portion of the wall all round remaining of this farm house. It is situated close to the base of Howcraigs Hill. |
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SHILLFORD QUARRY |
Shillford Quarry (Freestone) |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Road Surveyor.
Etc Etc |
016.05 |
This is a very large quarry in fine working order. It is situated near to Shillford. |
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SHILLFORD COTTAGE |
Shillford Cottage |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Estate Map
Rental |
016.05 |
This is a small country house, not in very good condition. It is situated not far from Shillford & is the property of Col [Colonel] Mure. |
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TAPHEAD QUARRY |
Taphead Quarry. (Whinstone) |
Mr. Anderson Road Surveyor.
William Craig. Farmer.
Mr. Neil. Factor. |
016.05 |
This is a good whinstone Qy [Quarry]. It is situated close to the turnpike road leading out to Ouplaymoor. |
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OUPLAYMOOR WOOD |
Ouplaymoor Wood
Ouplaymoor Wood
Ouplaymoor Wood |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
John Smith, "East Ouplay,"
William Craig. "Cowdonmoor" |
016.05 |
An extensive wood on this South side of the "Lochlibo Road." |
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CRUMHEAD |
Crumhead
Crumyards |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Rental.
Mr. Neil. Factor
William Muir. Tenant |
016.05 |
A good farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure and tenanted by William Muir. "Crumyards" is the old name of this farm, and is popularly known. |
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SMIDDYHILL |
Coudonhall and Smiddyhill
Coudonhall and Smiddyhill
Coudonhall and Smiddyhill
Cowdonhall & Smithshill
Smithshill
N. [North] Smithyhill
N. [North] Smithyhill |
Rental
Estate Map
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
John Dunlop.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Ainslies Co. [County] Map |
016.05 |
A good farm house & outbuildings The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by John Dunlop. |
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COWDON BURN |
Cowdon Burn
Cowdon Burn
Cowdon Burn |
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Mr. Neil. Factor
John Dunlop
Etc Etc |
016.05 |
This burn gathers a little south of Coudonmill Bridge & runs in a northerly direction; it then turns & flows eagerly till its junction with the Levern Water near Crofthead Rwy [Railway] Station. |
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Smiddy A Blacksmith's shop. Brockitts Glossary.
Smiddy A smith's work shop. Jamieson's Dictionary. |
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THORTERBURN |
Thorterburn |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map.
James Allison |
016.05 |
A good farm house and out buildings. The property of Mr. Pollock & tenanted by James Allison |
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PATTISTON |
Pattiston
Pattiston
Patieston
Pattiston |
Mr. Pollock. Pro [Proprietor]
Estate Map.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Rental. |
016.05 |
A good farm house and outbuildings. Pro [Proprietor] Mr. Pollock, tenant Allan Steward. |
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SIDE BRAES |
Side Braes. |
Mr. Neil. Factor.
Allan Steward
James Allison
Etc Etc |
016.05 |
This "Side Braes" are well known through the parish. They form the Southern face or slope of the Lochliboside range, and are well Cultivated. They stretch from near to Loch Libo to near Crofthead Station. |
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COCKINDALE LAW |
Corkindale Law.
Corkindale Law.
Corkindale.law
Corkindale.law |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson.Road Surveyor
Full [Fullertons] Gazetteer
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
016.05 |
This is generally allowed to be the higest hill in the parish. It is part of the Lochliboside range of Hills. "The prospect from Corkindale.law Commands half the Counties in Scotland" Full [Fullartons] Gaz [Gazetteer] |
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BANKLUG |
Banklug.
Banklug.
Banklug.
Banklog
Banklogue. |
Estate Map
M. Mr. Pollock
Rental
Val [Valuation] Roll.
John Craig. tenant |
016.05 |
A farm house and outbuildings. It is situated near to Corkindale Law, & on the "Side Braes". The proprietor is Mr. Pollock, & tenant, John Craig. |
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SHILLFORD |
Shilford
Shilford
Shillford
Shillford
Shillford
Shillford |
Sign at Toll Bar.
Mr. Anderson. Road Surveyor.
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account]
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map 1790
Johnson's Co. [County] Map.
Col [Colonel] Mures Estate Map. |
016.05 |
This name applies to a small cluster of houses on the turnpike road near to Loch Libo. There is a toll Bar close to it. |
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Lug - The ear- Jamieson's Dictionary. |
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LINT MILL (Bleachfield & Dyeworks) [Brimstone Bridge] |
Lint Mill Bleachfield & Dyeworks |
Mr D Hill occupier
Mr Arthur
Voters List |
016.06 |
A bleaching and dyeworks adjoining Brimstone Bridge. the property of J. Mair and Co [Company] at present occupied by D. Hill and Son. |
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BRIMSTONE BRIDGE |
Brimstone Bridge |
Doctor Young Neilston
Thomas Anderson Road Surveyor
Matthew Anderson |
016.06 |
A county bridge of one arch across the Levern Water on the Turnpike Road from where to Neilston. |
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CROFTHEAD BLEACHWORKS |
Crofthead Bleachworks |
Mr Andrew Arthur
Voters List
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
This bleachworks is on the banks of the Levern Water a little north of Brimstone Bridge and is the property of J. Mair & Co [Company] now occupied by Mr Arthur and Son |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
Matthew Anderson
John Mair Crumhead
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
This house was formerly a farm Steading it is now attached to the farm of Crumhead the property of Colonel Mure. |
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MIDGEHOLE |
Midgehole
Midgehole
Midgehole |
Mr A Sinclair Factor
James Kerr Kilburn
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Archibald Spiers now occupied by Thomas Stevenston |
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KILBURN |
Kilburn
Kilburn
Kilburn |
Mr A Sincalir Factor
Thomas Stevenston Midgehole
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A farmsteading the property of Archibald Spiers Esq. at present occupied by James Kerr |
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SITE OF STANDING STONE |
Neils Stone
Neils Stone
Neils Stone |
Doctor Young
Mr Thomas Anderson
Mr Walter Stewart |
016.06 |
A Standing Stone once occupied the position shown on trace at Corseton Brae and was Known by the name Supplied, and to this day it is the popular traditional opinion that the name of the Village of Neilston was derived from a person of the name of Neil having been Slain or buried here - See [Extract] which disposes of this traditioning fable.
J.b Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
"Tradition has handed down various accounts of the Origin of the name. By one of these,
it is derived from one of Haco's Generals, called Neill, who, with his routed division, flying from the battle of Largs, was overtaken in a
field near Kirkton, by the Scotch Army, and Slain. A Tumulus, According to the fashion of the times, was raised over his grave, and a stone
Set up to mark the spot, which was called Neilstone: and hence the origin of the name. Another account is, that, in the reign of
Malcolm III., Donald, Lord of the Isles, having raised an insurrection against his Sovereign, was met by Malcolm, and, after a Severe
Conflict, was routed at a place called Hairlaw, on the borders, or as Some Say, in the parish; that Neil, one of the clansmen of Donald,
fled with a remnant of his islanders from the plain to the hills, whither he was pursued and Slain, and a Stone Set up near the Village to
mark the spot where he fell, was called Neilstone, which gave the name to the Surrounding district. But these accounts are pure
fiction. We find the name of Neilstoun given in the district, 103 before the battle of the Largs, and 251 years before the days of Malcolm III. The battle of the Largs was faught in 1260; and the battle of Hairlaw in 1411: but in the chartulary of the Abbey of 'Paisley', we find, that in the year 1160, Robert de Croc of Crocstoun, assigns over the patronages of "Neilstoun" to the monks of the Abbey of "Paisley" on consideration that mass be regularly said there, "pro salute animae suae," The orthography of the name in this chartulary, leads to the Conclusion that Neilston took its origin from a person called "Neil," its first inhabitant; and the termination "tun" - now pronounced town - denoting the dwelling of the proprietor. - natuarally enough gave to his place the name "Neil'Stone," or " Neilstown" -the Town of Neill. [from] Statistical Account. |
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BRIG O' LEA |
Brig o Lea
Brig o Lea
Brig o Lea |
Dr [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson
Mr William Hill |
016.06 |
A few dwelling houses with ornamental ground attached occupied by William Hill and others the property of John Mair and Co [Company] |
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MURDOCHMUIR |
Murdochmuir
Murdochmuir
Murdochmuir |
Valuation Roll
Dr [Doctor] Young
Mr William Craig |
016.06 |
Three dwelling houses so called the property of William Craig occupied by Robert Smith and others |
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CORSESTONE BRAE |
Carsestone Brae
Carsestone Brae
Carsestone Brae |
Dr [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson
Mr M Stewart |
016.06 |
A Steep brae So Called a little South of Neilston Toll Bar this brae is rendered famous in the locality bearing the Site of Neils.Stone |
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DOCTOR'S WELL |
Doctor's Well
Doctor's Well
Doctor's Well |
Mr Thomas Anderson
Matthew Anderson
Doctr [Doctor] Young |
016.06 |
This spring is well known by the name supplied. |
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KIRKTON DAM |
Kirkton Dam
Kirkton Dam
Kirkton Dam |
Allan Pollock Esq
Dr [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
A dam situated on Kirkton Burn a short distance South of Kirkton Mill the property of the heirs of the late William Craig Rented by Messrs Cunningham and others |
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ROMAN BRONZE VESSEL FOUND HERE |
Roman Vessel found |
Walter Stewart, Kirkton
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Mr. Wilson, West Hurlet House |
016.06 |
This vessel was found by Mr. Walter Stewart Kirkton House on the 12 Feb 1846 14 feet deep in Moss In whose possession it remained for some time But is now in possession of Mr. Wilson West Hourlet Ho. [House]
The above vessel is made of Bronxe and is Considered a perfect specimen of moulding.
See sketch on trace. |
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Roman Vessel - Capt [Captain] Bayly will please to make further enquiry respecting this |
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Roman Vessel found at
Kirkton in the Parish of
Neilston on 12 February 1846.,
At about 14 feet deep in
moss. It perfectly resembles
one of the Roman vessels
in the Museum of
Antiquariary of Scotland and
very closely the figure of the
Roman Camp Kettle found
at Carstair, amidst undoubted Roman Remains.
See Caledonia Romana p [page] 220
Jw Wilson
West Hurlet House
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LINKS OF LEVERN |
Links of Levern
Links of Levern
Links of Levern |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Aird
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
Serpentine windings of the Levern Water Situated 12 Chains South of Neilstonside Mill. |
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LEVERN WATER |
Levern Water
Levern Water
Levern Water |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Aird
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
The principal Streamlet in Neilston Parish Has its source in the Long Loch Flows from thence in a general northern direction into Abbey Parish at Barrhead and forms the "White Cart" Water over "Crookston". |
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NEILSTONSIDE HILL |
Neilstonside Hill
Neilstonside Hill
Neilstonside Hill |
Archibald Sinclair Esq
Thomas Anderson
Thomas Carswell Neilstonside |
016.06 |
A prominent arable and pasture emenence situated on the farm of Neilstonside. |
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KIRKTON HOUSE |
Kirkton House
Kirkton House
Kirkton House |
Allan Pollok Esq
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A superior dwelling with offices farm steading and ornamental ground attached the property of the heirs of the late William Craig occupied by Miss Craig. |
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KIRKTON MILL Corn & Flour) |
Kirkton Mill
Kirkton Mill
Kirkton Mill |
Allan Pollok Esq
Andrew Young
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A corn & flour mill with a dwelling house attached driven by water power occupied by Andrew Young the property of the heirs of the late William Craig |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot |
Allan Pollok
Voters List
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A farm steading with offices and garden attached the property of the heir of the late William Craig at present occupied by James Struthers |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
Allan Pollok Esq
Allan Stewart
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A farm house and offices the property of John Pollok. Broom occupied by Allan Stewart |
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KIRKTON BURN |
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn |
Allan Pollok
Dr. [Doctor] Young
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
A streamlet (having its source in Snypes Dam), of considerable importance supplying the different public works with water on its course Northward to Levern Water at Barrhead |
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NEILSTON T.P. |
Neilston Toll Bar
Neilston Toll Bar
Neilston Toll Bar |
Road Schedule
Mr Anderson Road Surveyor
Matthew Road Surveyor |
016.06 |
A toll bar on the turnpike road from Neilston to Stewarton. |
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NEILSTONSIDE MILL |
Neilstonside Mill
Neilstonside Mill
Neilstonside Mill |
Mr Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
Formerly a corn mill but now partly in ruins the property Archibald Spiers Esq |
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CRAIG OF NEILSTON QUARRY |
Craig of Neilston Quarry
Craig of Neilston Quarry
Craig of Neilston Quarry |
William Carswell
Thomas Carswell
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
A Whinstone Quarry situated on Craig of nelson farm the property of Archibald Spiers |
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CRAIG OF NEILSTON |
Craig of Neilston
Craig of Neilston
Craig of Neilston |
Mr Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
A superior farm steading with offices and gardens attached occupied by William Carswell the property of Archibald Spiers |
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BARR HILL |
Bar Hill
Bar Hill
Bar Hill
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Mr Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
William Carswell |
016.06 |
An arable and wooded eminence situated on the Craig of Neilston farm a short distance north of Snypes Dam |
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SNYPES DAM |
Snypes Dam
Snypes Dam
Snypes Dam
Snypes Dam
Snypes Dam |
Thomas Anderson
Matthew Anderson
William Carswell
Valuation Roll
Mathew Anderson |
016.06 |
A Dam situated on the East side of The Pad the fountainhead of Kirkton Burn the property Mr. Spiers Bowman Gibson and the heirs of the late William Craig Rented by Messrs Cunningham & others |
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County of Renfrew Parish of Neilston
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DINGLE BOG |
Dingle Bog |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Carswell
William Carswell |
016.06 |
Formerly a wild Bog but now reclaimed situated on Neilstonside farm close by Neilstonside Hill |
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MIDGEHOLE GLEN |
Midgehole Glen
Midgehole Glen
Midgehole Glen |
Mr. Sinclair
Dr. Young
Thomas Anderson |
016.06 |
A Glen partly wooded situated on Levern Water desending 10 chains north of Neilstonside Mill |
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NEILSYONSIDE MILL |
Neilstonside Mill |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.06 |
Formerly a Corn Mill but now parly in ruins the property Archibald Spiers Esqr. |
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DYKE HILL |
Dyke Hill
Dyke Hill
Dyke Hill |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Andrew Gilmour |
016.07 |
A prominent Arable eminence situated on the farms of Dyke & Muirhead |
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WALTON DAM |
Walton Dam
Walton Dam
Walton Dam |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Alexander Gilmour |
015.07 |
A Dam situated on the farms of Muirhead & Walton the property of Archibald Spiers & Robert Pollok |
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DYKE |
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke |
Archibald Sinclair Factor
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.07 |
A farm house with offices the property of Archibald Spiers occupied by Andrew Gilmour |
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GLANDERSTON HOUSE |
Glanderston House
Glanderston House
Glanderston House
Glanderston House |
Mr. Sinclair
Alexander Drew
Valuation Roll |
016.07 |
An ancient Mansion house at present occupied by Alexander Drew the property of Archibald Spiers |
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GLANDERSTON MAINS |
Glanderston Mains
Glanderston Mains
Glanderston Mains |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Valuation Roll |
016.07 |
A farm steading with offices the property of Archibald Spiers occupied by Mrs Sproul |
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GLANDERSTON DAM |
Glanderston Dam
Glanderston Dam
Glanderston Dam
Glanderston Dam |
Mr. Sinclair
Thomas Anderson
Matthew Anderson Writer |
016.07 |
A Dam situated on the parish boundary near to Glanderston House the property of Archibald Spiers |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Alex Gilmour
Thomas Anderson
Matthew Anderson |
016.07 |
A farm house with offices attached the property of Archibald Spiers occupied by Alex Gilmour |
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KNOCKENAE |
Knockenae |
Ainslies Co. [County] Map.
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor
John Gemmell |
016.09 |
This name applies to a very Conspicuous, & well wooded hill. It is well known in the parish by the name Supplied. |
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KNOCKENAE PLANTATION |
Knockenae Plantation |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
John Gemmell |
016.09 |
This is a very large planting which covers nearly the whole of Knockenae Hill. It is a fir wood. |
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COMMORE BRIDGE |
Commore Bridge |
Mr. Anderson. Road Surveyor.
John Gemmell.
Mr. Chalmers. |
016.09 |
This bridge is close to the Southern portion of Commore Dam. It crosses the turnpike road, and is a Co. [County] Bridge. |
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SOUTHWEST OUPLAY |
South West Ouplay |
Estate map
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll. |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, & is tenanted by David Craig. |
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WEST OUPLAY |
West Ouplay |
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by William Harvey. |
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SOUTH OUPLAY |
South Ouplay |
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor. |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by William Armour. |
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EAST OUPLAY |
East Ouplay |
Estate Map
Val [Valuation] Roll
Mr. Neil. Factor |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure & tenanted by John Smith. |
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WATERSIDE BLEACHFIELD |
Waterside Bleachfield |
Mr. Chalmers. proprietor
Val [Valuation] Roll
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] |
016.09 |
This bleachfield is well known by the name supplied. It is worked by the proprietor Chalmers Esq. It is immediately north of Commore Dam. |
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COMMORE |
Commore
Commore
Commore
Commore |
John Gemmell.tenant.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Rental
Mr. Sinclair |
016.09 |
A good farm house & outbuildings The property of Mr. Spiers, and tenanted by John Gemmell. |
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COMMORE DAM |
Commore Dam
Comore Reservoir
Commore Dam
Commore Dam |
John Gemmell.
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Mr. Anderson Road Surveyor
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Rental
Mr. Sinclair. |
016.09 |
This is a large and deep dam. It supplies water to Several bleachfields etc. Its extent is 16 acres, & its depth 16 feet. |
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ABOON THE BRAE |
Aboon the Brae
Aboon the Brae
Aboon the Brae
Aboon the Brae
Aboon the Brae
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Val [Valuation] Roll
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Alexander Holme.
Ainslies Co. [County] Map.
Rental
Mr. Sinclair |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Mr. Spiers, & tenanted by Alexander Holme.
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LADY'S WELL |
Lady's Well |
Alexander Holme
Mr. Chalmers.
John Gemmell. |
016.09 |
This well is close to & supplied by a spring which is thus mentioned in the new Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]. "The largest spring in the ph [parish]" is that "Aboon the Brae" wh [which] issues from the Solid rock, discharging no less than 42 imperial gallons every minute, 2520 in the hour, 60,480 a day. It is the chief spring which supplies the Waterside Bleachfield". The name "Lady's Well" is generally known |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside |
Alexander Holme
Mr. Chalmers. proprietor
Val [Valuation] Roll. |
016.09 |
This name applies to a good house near the Waterside Bleachfield. The proprietor, Mr. Chalmers, lives in it. |
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OUPLAY |
Ouplay |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map (Col [Colonel] Mure's)
John Carswell. |
015.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. It is the property of Mr. Spiers, & tenanted by John Carswell. |
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KNOCKGLASS |
Knockglass |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Estate Map. |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Col. [Colonel] Mure, and tenanted by William Brown. |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Val [valuation] Roll
David Still
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Rental.
Mr. Sinclair. |
016.09 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Mr. Spiers, and tenanted by David Still. |
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NEILSTON PAD |
Pad
Pad
Pad
The Pad
Neilston Pad
Neilston Pad
Neilston Pad |
Mr. Neil. Factor
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Mr. Gibson. farmer
New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullertons] Gaz [Gazetteer]
Ainslie's Co. [County] Map.
Johnsons Co. [County] Map. |
016.10 |
This is the 2nd highest hill in the ph [parish]. It is very conspicuous on account of the abruptness with which it rises; and from its summit a most extended view of the Surrounding County may be obtained. "The highest hills are Neilston pad (so called from its resemblance to a pillion) and Corkindale law which rise from 820 to 900 feet above the sea". Full. Gaz. [Fullerton's Gazetteer] |
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SNYPES |
Threapland Head or Snypses.
Snypes
Snypes
Snypes
Snypes |
Mr. Gibson. pro [proprietor]
Val [Valuation] Roll
Estate Map
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor.
Johnson's Co [County] Map. |
016.10 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The proprietor is Mr. Gibson, who also tenants it.
(The name "snypes" is much more generally known than "Threapland Head") |
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Neilston Pad - "feature is universally known Neilston Pad, except in the immediate locality where it may termed "The Pad" only." J. B Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
Snype A smart blow - Jamiesons
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NEILSTONSIDE |
Neilstonside |
Mr. Sinclair. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll.
Mrs. Carswell |
016.10 |
A good farm house & outbuildings. The property of Mr Archibald Spiers, Elderslie, and occupied by Mrs. Carswell |
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CRAIGHALL |
Craighall |
Mr. Sinclair. Factor
Val [Valuation] Roll
William Carswell |
016.10 |
A farm house & outbuildings. The property of Mr. Spiers, and occupied by William Carswell farmer. |
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CRAIGHALL DAM |
Craighall Dam |
Mr. Sinclair. Fac [Factor]
William Carswell
Mr. Anderson. Surveyor. |
016.10 |
A samll dam on the Craighall farm, and immediately west of the pad. It is on Mr. Spier's property. |
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HAIRLAW |
Hairlaw
Hairlaw
Hairlaw
Hare Law
Hair. Har. Hare. |
David Osborne
Val [Valuation] Roll
Rental
Co [County] Map
Cold, nipping Jamieson. |
016.10 |
A good farm house & outbuildings The property of Mr. Spiers, and occupied by David Osborne |
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HAIRLAW DAM |
Hairlaw Dam |
Val [Valuation] Roll
Rental
Mr Sinclair. Factor |
016.10 |
A large expanse of water on the Hairlaw farm, through which the Lavern water flows. It is well known in the parish. |
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GIANT'S STONE |
Giants Stone |
William Carswell
Walter Stewart
Robert Patrick
Game Keeper |
016.10 |
A large Stone or rock situated on the East side of Neilston Pad name popularly known. |
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MID CARSWELL |
Mid Carswell |
Robert Stephenson
Mr. Craig |
016.13 |
This name applies to a house on the Nether Carswell farm, now occupied by a laborer. It had at one time a farm attached which is now merged into the Carswell farms. Mr. Craig is proprietor, & the present tenant is Robert Stephenson. |
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NETHER CARSWELL |
Nether Carswell
Nether Carswell
Nether Carswell |
William Stewart
Title Deeds
Matthew Anderson Writer Neilston |
016.14 |
A farm steading the property of William Stewart and occupied by him This name applies to the farm steading on the west margin of the trace. |
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CARSWELL HOUSE |
Carswell House |
David Craig
Title Deeds
Valuation Roll |
016.14 |
A farm steading occupied by David Craig and Alexander Cunningham the property of David Graig |
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MOYNE |
Moyne
Moyne
Moyne |
Robert Harvie
Valuation Roll
Matthew Anderson Writer |
016.14 |
A farm steading occupied by Robert Harvie the property of Archibald Alexander Spiers Esqr of Elderslie. |
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CARSWELL HILL |
Carswell Hill |
William Stewart Robert Harvie David Craig. |
016.14 |
An arable eminence situated on the farm Nether Carswell belonging to David Craig. |
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LOCHEND HILL |
Lochend Hill |
Robert Harvie
William Stewart
Matthew Anderson Writer |
016.14 |
A heathy pasture eminence situated on the Moyne Farm and adjacent to the Long Loch. |
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MOYNE MOOR |
Moyne Moor |
Robert Harvie
David Osborne
Matthew Anderson
Archibald Sinclair Factor |
016.14 |
A Considerable tract of wild moor Situated on the Moyne Farm. |
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LONG LOCH |
Long Loch |
Robert Harvie
William Stewart
Matthew Anderson |
016.14 |
A considerable expance of water situated partly on the Moyne Farm and on the line of Boundary between Mearns and Neilston. It is the head reservoir of the Levern Water Company in which the Levern Water has its source. |
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PICKETLAW |
Picketlaw
Picketlaw
Picketlaw |
James Watt
Valuation Roll
Matthew Anderson |
016.14 |
A farm steading occupied by James Watt the property of Robert Millar |
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WEST CARSWELL |
West Carswell
West Carswell
West Carswell |
Mr David Craig
Robert Whiteford
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house with offices the property of David Craig occupied by Robert Whiteford |
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OVER CARSWELL |
Over Carswell
Over Carswell
Over Carswell |
John Cuthbertson Esq
Andrew Wallace
Valuation Roll |
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A farm steading and offices occupied by Andrew Wallace the property of John Cuthbertson |
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GRAYSTONE HILL |
Greystone Hill
Greystone Hill
Greystone Hill |
John Cuthbertson
Andrew Wallace
John McLeod Over Carswell |
018.02 |
A wooded eminence situated on the farm of Over Carswell. |
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INDEX
Sheet-- Plan--Page:
Arthurlie Street--12--15--28
Arthurlie--12--15--33
Arthurlie House--12--15--33
Aurs Bridge--12--15--34
Aurs Road--12--15--34
Aurs Burn--12--16--36
Auchintiber--16--2--63
Auchintiberfield--16--2--63
Auldmuir--16--2--66
Auldmuirfoot--16--2--67
Allison's Arthurlie--16--3--80
Auchinback--16--3--84
Arthurlie Cottage--16--3--85
Aboon the brae--16--9--113
Bent Bridge--11--16--3
Brownside Wood--12--14--11
Boyleston--12--15--14
Boyleston Quarry (whinstone)--12--15--14
Bowling Green--12--15--23
Bournock--12--15--25
Bank Street--12--15--27
Bank--12--15--28
Bank--12--15--29
Bank--12--15--30
Barrhead--12--15--32
Burnhouse--12--15--33
Boghall--12--16--35
Boghall Pit--12--16--35
Belt Wood--15--11--44
Braco--15--11--45
Boghouse--15--11--45
Bowfield--15--11--46
Bogside Cottage--15--12--47
Bogside--15--12--47
Braehead--15--12--52
Bow Bridge--15--12--53
Broadlie Mill (Flax)--16--2--60
Broadlie House--16--2--60
Broadlie--16--2--60
Barshagra House--16--2--65
Barshagra--16--2--65
Barshagra Cotttage--16--2--66
Barboo Wood--16--2--66
Bank--16--2--70
Bank--16--2--72
Butterwell Cottage--16--2--77
ButterWell--16--2--78
Brock Burn--16--4--87
Balgray Reservoir (Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks)--16--4--8
Braeface--16--5--91
Banklug--16--5--96
Brimstone Bridge--16--6--97
Brig O'Lea--16--6--100
Barr Hill--16--6--105
Crosstobs--12--11--5
Caplaw--12--13--7
Craigiebar--12--15--14
Crosskeys--12--15--15
Chapel Bleachworks--12--15--17
Chapel House--12--15--17
Chapel (site of)--12--15--18
Castlehead--12--15--20
Craigheads--12--15--21
Craigheads Street--12--15--21
Cotton Street--12--15--21
Cross Arthurlie Mill (cotton)--12--15--22 |
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Cross Arthurlie Inn--12--15--25
Cross Arthurlie--12--15--25
Cross Arthurlie--12--15--25
Cross Arthurlie Printworks--12--15--26
Congregational Chapel--12--15--27
Church (Quoad Sacra)--12--15--29
Caplaw Dam--15--4--37
Caldwell Law--15--8--41
Caldwellaw Wood--15--8--41
Caldwellawside Wood--15--8--41
Crosshill Wood--15--8--42
Crucemill--15--11--46
Caldwell Sawmill--15--12--48
Crossburn Cottage--15--12--49
Cross Burn--15--12--49
Crossburn Bridge--15--12--49
Crossburn Glen--15--12--49
Cast Burn--15--12--54
Cast Bridge--15--12--54
Crofthead--16--2--59
Crofthead Mill (cotton)--16--2--59
Cowdonhall Burn--16--2--61
Cowdon Bridge--16--2--61
Cowdonhall Quarry (whinstone)--16--2--61
Crofthead House--16--2--62
Cowdon Hall (in ruins)--16--2--62
Caledonian Railway (Barrhead section)--16--2--66
Crofthead Station--16--2--67
Crofthead Cottage--16--2--68
Church--16--2--70
Colinbar Glen--16--3--86
Cowdonmill Bridge--16--5--91
Cowdonmoor--16--5--92
Crumhead--16--5--94
Cowdonhall & Smiddy hill--16--5--94
Cowdon Burn--16--5--94
Corkindale Law--16--5--96
Crofthead Bleachworks--16--6--97
Crofthead--16--6--98
Corsestone Brae--16--6--100
Craig of Neilston Quarry (whinstone)--16--6--105
Craig of Neilstone--16--6--105
Commore Bridge--16--9--110
Commore--16--9--112
Commore Dam--16--9
Craighall--16--10
Craighall Dam--16--9
Carsewll House--16--14
Carsewell Hill--16--14
Duchallaw--12--14
Dovecothall--12--15
Dovecothall Street--12--15
Dubs--12--16
Dunsmore--15--8
Devils Bridge--15--11
Dunsmore T.P. [Turnpike] --15--12
Doctor's Well--16--6
Dingle Bog--16--6
Dyke Hill--15--7
Dyke--16--7
Easthead of side--15--8
East Capellie--16--2
East Ouplay--16--9
Fereneze T.P. [Turnpike] --12--11
Fereneze Hills--12--14
Free Church Manse--12--15 |
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Fereneze Cottage--12--15--15
Fereneze--12--15--20
Free Church School--12--15--24
Fereneze Printworks--12--15--26
Free Church--12--15--27
Foundry--12--15--28
Fauldheads--15--4--38
Foreside--16--2--62
Fereneze Works--16--2--64
Grahamston--12--15--13
Gateside Road Cottage--12--15--20
Grahamston Foundry (Iron)--12--15--26
Gas Works--12--15--29
Greenside--15--8--41
Glen Wood XV 12 48
Greenfieldmuir--16--1--58
Gatesidemill Printworks (Silk & Woolen)--16--2--64
Gateside--16--2--65
Gibbs Linn--16--2--78
Greenhill--16--6--104
Glanderstone House--16--7--108
Glanderstone Mains--16--7--108
Glanderstone Dam--16--7--108
Giants stone--16--10--120
Graystone Hill--18--2--130
Harelaw Reservoir--12--14--11
Harelaw Burn--12--14--11
Hillside Cottage--12--15--20
Hallhouse--15--11--44
Hall--15--11--44
Hartleyhill--15--12--47
Hartleyhill Wood--15--12--47
High Banks--16--2--60
High Broadlie--16--2--67
Holehouse--16--2--68
High Holehouse--16--2--68
Howcraigs Hill--16--5--92
Howcraigs (Ruin)--16--5--92
Hairlaw--16--10--118
Hairlaw Dam--16--10--118
Inn--12--15--15
Inn--12--15--23
Inn--12--15--24
Inn--12--15--28
Inn--16--2--69
Inn--16--2--69
Inn--12--15--29
Japston--16--5--91
Kissing Tree--12--14--9
Killoch Hill--12--14--10
Kelburne Street--12--15--22
Knowhead--15--11--45
Kirktonfield Cottage--16--2--71
Kirkhill Cottage--16--2--71
Kirkhill--16--2--71
Killoch Glen--16--2--75
Killoch--16--2--75
Killoch Bridge--16--2--75
Killoch Water--16--2--76
Kirktonfield House--16--2--78
Kirkton Bleachworks--16--2--78
Kilburn--16--6--98
Kirkton Dam--16--6--101
Kirkton House--16--6--103
Kirkton Mill (corn & flour)--16--6--103
Kirkton Brae--16--6--104
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Knockenae Plantation--16--9--110
Knockglass--16--9--114
Levern Mill (cotton)--12--15--16
Levern Cottage--12--15--23
Little Auckinback--12--15--34
Lowndes Street--12--15--27
Loch Libo--12--8--50
Lugton Water--12--12--51
Lugton Bridge--12--12--53
Lochliboside Hills--16--1--57
Levernbank--16--2--60
Luckies Faulds--16--2--67
Levern Lodge--16--2--69
Lochlibo Road--16--3--85
Littleton Reservoir (Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks)--16--4--89
Lyoncross--16--4--90
Littleton (ruins)--16--4--90
Lint Mill (Bleachfield & Dyeworks)--16--6--97
Links of Levern--16--6--102
Levern Water--16--6--102
Loanfoot--16--6--103
Lady's Well--16--9--113
Lochend Hill--16--14--124
Long Loch--16--14--125
Mossneuk--12--13--7
Main Street--12--15--21
Muirhouse--15--8--42
Mains--16--2--64
Manse--16--2--72
Mountpleasant--16--3--81
Mount Pleasant--16--3--81
Midgehole--16--6--98
Murdochmuir--16--6--100
Midgehole Glen--16--6--106
Muirhead--16--7--108
Muirhead--16--9--114
Mid Carswell--16--13--122
Moyne--16--14--123
Moyne Moor--16--14--125
Melons Wood--15--12--53
Millthird--16--1--56
Middleton--16--1--58
Neukfoot--15--12--51
Neilston Gasworks--16--2--59
Nether Holehouse Bleachworks--16--2
Neilston--16--2
Nether Kirkton--16--2
Nether Kirkton House--16--2
Nether Kirkton Bleachworks--16--2
Netherton--16--3
Newhouse--16--3
North Brae--16--4
Neilstonside Hill--16--6
Neilston T.P.--16--6
Neilstonside Mill--16--6
Neilston Pad--16--10
Neilstonside--16--10
Nether Carswell--16--14
Old Barn--15--12
Ouplaymoor Wood--16--5
Ouplaymoor--16--5
Oldbrae--16--2
Old Patrick Meter--15--4
Ouplay--15--9
Over Carswell--18--1
Peesweep Inn--11--16
P.H. [Public House] --12--15
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Post Office--12--15--30
Parkhouse--12--16--35
Plymuir--15--4--38
Pollick Burn--15--12--54
Pollick Glen--15--12--54
Pointhouse--16--1--58
Prospecthill--16--2--59
Printworks (Silk woolen & calico)--16--2--64
Post Office--16--2--72
Pattiston--16--5--95
Picketlaw--16--12--126
Railway Station--12--15--15
R.C. School--12--15--23
Royal Oak--12--15--23
Railway Tavern--12--15--26
Riglaw--15--7--40
Rigfoot--15--11--46
Rodenhead--16--2--76
Ryat Linn Reservoir (Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks)--16--4--87
Roman Bronze Vessel found here--16--6--101
St Connell's Well--12--15--17
School--12--15--19
School--16--2--71
Stormy lands--12--15--21
Sunnyside--12--15--30
Springbank Printworks (Calico)--16--2--62
School--16--2--74
Springfield Bleachworks--16--3--79
Site of Standing Stone--16--3--79
South Arthurlie Printworks--16--3--80
Springhill--16--3--82
Springfield House--16--3--82
Springfield--16--3--82
Spierston Burn--16--3--83
Shillford Quarry (Freestone)--16--5--93
Shillford Cottage--16--5--93
Side Braes--16--5--95
Shillford--16--5--96
Site of Standing Stone--16--6--99
Snypes Dam--16--6--105
Southwest Ouplay--16--9--111
South Ouplay--16--9--111
Snypes--16--10--115
Trees--12--15--13
Trees Cottage--12--15--13
Thirdpart--15--11--43
The Linn--15--12--48
Threepgrass Wood--16--1--57
Traveller's Rest--16--2--71
Temperance Hall--16--2--72
Tophead quarry (whinstone)--16--5--93
Thorterburn--16--5--95
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church--12--15--24
U.P. Manse--12--15--33
Upper Arthurlie House--16--3--80
Upper Arthurlie Bleachworks--16--3--85
Woodneuk--12--14--9
Woodneuk--12--15--19
West Arthurlie Mill (cotton)--12--15--19
West Arthurlie--12--15--19
West Arthurlie Bleachworks--12--15--22
Wardside Cottage--12--15--30
West Caplaw--15--4--37
West Lodge--15--11--43
Westhead of side--15--8--50
Witch Burn--16--1--57
West Capellie--16--2--76 |
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West Arthurlie Cottage--16--3--86
West Arthurlie--16--3--86
Wrae's Mill (flour)--16--3--86
Waukmill Glen--16--4--89
Waukmill Glen Reservoir (Gorbals Gravitation Waterworks)--16--4--89
Walton Dam--15--7--107
West Ouplay--16--9--111
Waterside Bleachfield--16--9--112
Waterside--16--9--113
West Carswell--18--1--128
Wraes--16--3--85 |
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