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Parish of Portpatrick
Plan 16C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Craigmodie -- 10
Cairn Piot -- 9
Challoch Hill -- 8
Challoch Hill -- 8
Duchra -- 12
Fort -- 9
Ferntown Hill -- 5
High Tibbert -- 5
High Duchra -- 6
Knockatool -- 11
Knockglass Croft or Halfway House -- 7
Knockcairns -- 11
Kilhilt -- 12
Knockglass Bridge -- 3
Knockglass -- 7
Low Knockglass -- 3
Mid Knockglass -- 4
MillstoneHill -- 12
North Knockglass -- 4
Overtown -- 7
South Crailloch -- 3
Tibbert Hill -- 5
Tibbert Moss -- 8
Welton -- 11
White Hill -- 10 |
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SOUTH CRAILLOCH |
South Crailloch
South Crilloch
South Crilloch
Crailloch
Crailaw |
John Adair Esqr.
David Alexander
Alexander Gibson
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[situation] In the NE [North East] side of the Ph, [Parish] of Port Patrick. About 2 1/4 miles NW. [North West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house slated one Storey high with outhouses in middling repair and a farm attached the greater part of which is rocky ground. Occupied by David Alexander. The property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Barnbarroch near this house is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. called "Crilloch" |
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LOW KNOCKGLASS |
Low Knockglass
Low Knockglass
Knock Glass |
John Adair Esqr.
Alexander McGregor
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[situation] About 1 3/4 miles NW [North West] from the village of Lochans
A small thatched farm house occupied by a Labourer - and some out houses in middling repair attached is a farm of land the greater part of which is arable The property of R Vans Agnew Esqr. |
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KNOCKGLASS BRIDGE |
Knockglass Bridge
Knockglass Bridge
Knockglass Bridge |
William Kerr
Mr. Murray
George McHaffie Esqr. |
016 |
[situation] About 10 chains S by E [South by East] of South Crailloch (farm house)
A Small Stone bridge of one arch on the old road leading Stranraer to Port Patrick. it belongs to the county & derives its name from an adjacent farm |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 31- South Crailloch
34- Low Knockglass
- Knockglass Bridge |
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MID KNOCKGLASS |
Mid Knockglass
Mid Knockglass |
John Adair Esqr.
William Moore |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles NW, by W. [North West by West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house slated and outhouses all in good repair with a farm attached the land is chiefly rocky. occupied by William Moore. The property of Vans Agnew Esqr Barnbarroch |
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NORTH KNOCKGLASS |
North Knockglass
North Knockglass
North Knockglass |
John Davis
Charles McWilliam
John Simpson |
015 |
[Situation] In the NE [North East] Side of the Parish of Portpatrick. About 2 miles WNW [West North West] from the village of Lochans
A large tract of land which has been once occupied as one large farm but is divided into Several Small tenements or sublets The soil is part arable and part moorland with small portions of moss. The arable portion is thickly interspersed with rocky Knolls covered with heath. This land bounded on the N W. [North West] side by the farms of South Crilloch and Auchenrie on the SE [South East] by the line of road from Stranraer to Portpatrick. It is the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Barnbarroch on the high part of this land is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. "Knockglass" |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 34 - Mid Knockglass
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TIBBERT HILL |
Tibbert Hill
Tibbert Hill |
John Adair Esqr.
Alexander McGregor |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles WNW [West North West] from the village of Lochans
A hill sloping regularly on all sides the soil is arable. On it is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party "Kibbert" |
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HIGH TIBBERT |
High Tibbert
High Tibbert
High Tibbert |
John Adair Esqr.
Alexander McGregor
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles WNW [West North West] from the village of Lochans
A small thatched farm house and out houses in middling repair and a farm the greater part of which is rocky ground. The property of Robert Vans Agnew |
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FERNTOWN HILL |
Ferntown Hill
Ferntown Hill
Ferntown Hill |
John Gibson
James Wither
John McKaig |
016 |
About 5/8 mile WNW [West North West] from the village of Lochans
A hill on the farm of High Dochra sloping regularly on all sides, on its summit is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party Nethton Hill |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 34 -Tibbert Hill
33 - High Tibbert
33- Ferntown Hill |
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HIGH DUCHRA |
High Dochra
Dochraw
Duchray
High Duchra
Duchra |
John Gibson
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
James Walker
John McDowal |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile NW. [North West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house one storey high slated, with out houses attached all in middling repair and a farm the greater portion of which is rocky ground. Occupied by John Gibson. The property of Col. [Colonel] Thomas Blair of Dunskey |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 33- High Duchra |
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KNOCKGLASS CROFT or HALFWAY HOUSE |
Halfway House
Halfway House
Halfway House
Knockglass Croft
Halfway -House
Halfway - House |
John Davis
Charles McWilliam
John Simpson
Proprietor's rent roll
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 2 miles W by N [West by North from the village of Lochans
A thatched house one Storey high in middling repair with a farm of about 40 acres land attached part of which is arable and part moorland. It is situate halfway between Stranraer and Portpatrick on the old road and has been for many years a well Known public house but was not occupied as such these 9 years past. This house and land is also known by the name Knockglass Croft but more generally by Halfway House It us occupied by John Davis. The property of Vans Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarroch |
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KNOCKGLASS |
Knockglass
Knockglass |
Alexander McGregor
James Adair |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles W by S [West by South] from the village of Lochans
A high rocky hill on part of the lands of Knockglass. The soil is rocky & covered with heath. This hill is sometimes called Cairn Hill |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown
Overtown |
James Adair
John Edger |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles W. [West] from the village of Lochans
A Small farm house and outhouses thatched and a farm which was formerly part of the lands of Craigmoodie the greater part of the land is rocky ground and peat moss. Proprietor Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 37- Halfway House
39 - Knockglass
47- Overtown |
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CHALLOCH HILL |
Challoch Hill
Challoch Hill |
Alexander McGregor
William Espie |
015 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile South of Halfway House
A tolerable large hill on the farm of Challoch Hill. the Soil is arable. on the Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Challoch Puck" |
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TIBBERT MOSS |
Tibbert Moss
Tibbert Moss
Tibbert |
Alexander McGregor
David McCissick
John Adair Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles W. [West] from the village of Lochans
A large tract of peat moss on the farms of Tibbert Challoch Hill and Craigmoody. The greatest part of it is in the farm of Tibbert hence the prevailing name |
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CHALLOCH HILL |
Challoch Hill
Challoch Hill
Challoch Hill |
Alexander McGregor
John Edger
William Espie |
015 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile South from Halfway House
A Small farm house and outhouses thatched & in middling repair with a farm of about 86 acres of arable land. Occupied by Alexander McGregor. The property of Vans Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan and Barnbarroch. A hill on the farm of the same name gives name to the farm |
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Parish of Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 41- Challoch Hill
42 - Tibbert Moss
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CAIRN PIOT |
Fell of Cairn Piot
Fell of Cairn Piot
Cairn Piot
Cairnpiot Hill
Cairnpat and sometimes Cairnpiot |
Andrew Ross
John McDowal
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782
Statistical Acct. [Account] 1841 page 130 |
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[Situation] In the East side of the Parish of Port Patrick. About 1 3/8 miles W by S. [West by South from the village of Lochans
A high hill or mountain of considerable Size whose Summit Commands an extensive view of the Surrounding district a considerable extent of the Coast of Ireland can be seen of a clear day with the naked eye also the hills of Cumberland and the highlands And the summit is a track of 2 circular walls which appears to have been once a place of Strenght the Surface of the mountain is Rocky Heathy pasture. on its Summit is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. The following description is taken from the Statistical acct. [account] of Scotland No 21 P [Page] 142 |
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FORT [Cairn Plot] |
Fort |
Lt [Lieutenant] Gosset RE [Royal Engineers]
See Sir J Sinclairs Statistics Vol [Volume] 1 p [page] 47 |
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[situation] On the Top of Cairn Piot
On its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party "Cairn Point"
[Note] "Around the Summit of the hill of Cairnpat at the distance of about 70 & 80 yards the ruins of two Circular Stone walls may be Seen which of late years have been greatly reduced for the Sake of the stones to be used in erecting fences in the neighbouring farms" Statistical Acct. [Account] 1841 p [page] 742 |
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Parish of Portpatrick -- First of Trace 4 - No. C
Form 136
Page 45; 69 -- Cairn Piot [Note] Cairn Piot used on Plan
[Note] "The higher and most remarkable hills
"are called the Fells of the farms to which they
"respectively belong, with the exception of one
"towards the south-east of the Parish, which is called Cairnpat, and sometimes Cairnpiot."
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
Andrew Ross
James Wither |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile W by S [West by South] from the village of Lochans
A low hill or portion of Slightly elevated ground on the farm of Cairnpiot the Soil is arable |
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CRAIGMODIE |
Craigmoodie Hall
Craigmoodie Hall
Craigmodie |
Thomas McKelvie
John McCaig
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
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About 1/3 mile W. [West] from the village of Lochans
A Small farm house & outhouses all thatched & in bad repair with a farm of 130 acres of land part of which is mountain ground. Occupied by William McKelvie. The property of Col. [Colonel] Blair |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 49- White Hill
57- Craigmodie
Entry Ferntown Hill is scored through " See Page 5" |
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WELTON |
Welton
Welton |
William McKilvie
John McDowal |
016 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile W [West] from the village of Lochans
A very indifferent farm house and outhouses thatched and a farm of 36 acres of good arable land. occupied by William McNillie. The property of Col. [Colonel] Blair. |
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KNOCKCAIRNS |
Knockcairns Hill
Knockcairns Hill |
James Withers
John McCaig |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile WSW [West South West] from the village of Lochans
A Small hill on the farm of Kilhilt the soil is arable. |
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KNOCKATOOL |
Knockatool Hill
Knockatool Hill |
John McCaig
James Wither |
016 |
[Situation] Adjoining Knockcairns Hill on the SE [South East] side
A Small arable hill on the farm of Kilhilt |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 53 - Welton
49 - Knockcairns
49 - Knockatool Hill
[Note] "Cnoc" - a hill - Knoll, hillock
"Carn" A heap, or Pile of stones &c Gaelic Dictionary |
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DUCHRA BURN |
Duchra Burn
Duchra Burn |
James Wither
John McDowal |
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[Situation] Running in a Easterly direction from Tibbert Moss passing North of White Hill Knockcairns & Knockotool & terminating at the village of Lochans
A Small stream or burn taking its rise in Tibbert moss & running in a easterly direction & forming the boundary between the farms of Welton & Kilhilt & also between Duchra & Kilhilt & at length runs into Poltanton Burn at the Lochans |
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KILHILT |
Kilhilt
Kilhilt
Kilhilt
Killhilt |
John McCaig
James Wither
Statl. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1841
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile SW [South West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house & outhouses thatched & in bad repair with a farm of 120 acres of good arable land occupied by John McCaig. The property of the Earl of Stair |
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MILLSTONE HILL |
Millstone Hill
Millstone Hill |
John McCaig
James Wither |
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[Situation] Adjoining the South side of Kilhilt farm house
A low hill or portion of high ground on the farm of Kilhilt the Soil is arable |
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Parish of Portpatrick
Form 136
Page 53- Duchra Burn
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Parish of Inch
Plan 16C
INDEX
Names of objects -- Page
Ballyferry -- 16
Ballyferry Burn -- 16
Boreland Wood -- 17
Bridge Bank -- 22
Broom Park Plantation -- 23
Corner House -- 24
Culwick -- 24
Culgrange -- 22
Culreoch Moss -- 16
Dumbay -- 18
Dumbay Hill -- 18
Grange Moor -- 23
Glenhapple Plantation -- 17
Harry's Hill -- 21
Little Lochans -- 15
Lochans Moor -- 17
Lochans -- 19
Lochans Mill (Flour and Corn) -- 21
Market Slap -- 22
Mount Pleasant -- 20
Piltanton Burn -- 19
Round Plantation -- 15
Whiteleys -- 15
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WHITELEYS |
White Leyes
White Leyes
Whiteleys |
Steven Hunter
John McDowall
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
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[Situation] About 1 1/8 miles NNW [North North West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house Slated and in good repair with outhouses thatched the latter in bad repair and a farm attached of 67 acres or arable land occupied by Steven Hunter. The property of the Earl of Stair |
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ROUND PLANTATION |
Round Planting
Round Planting |
Steven Hunter
William McKilvie |
016 |
[Situation] 7/8 mile NNW. [North North West] from the village of Lochans
A circular plantation on the farm of Mount Pleasant the wood is Ash & fir |
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LITTLE LOCHANS |
Little Lochans
Little Lochans
Little Lochans
Little Lochans
Lochans |
Robert McNillie
James McGill
G. Guthrie Esqr.
Rl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Statistical Acct. [Account] 1841 |
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[Situation] 5/8 mile NNE [North North East] from the village of Lochans
A good farm house and outbuildings all Slated & in good repair with a farm of 160 acres of good arable land occupied by Robert McNillie. The property of The Earl of Stair. On this land is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called also "LIttle Lochans" |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 57- Whiteleys
59- Round Plantation
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CULREOCH MOSS |
Culroech Moss
Culroech Moss
Culreoch
Culreoch
Culreoch |
William McKilvie
Steven Hunter
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
George Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile N. [North] from the village of Lochans
A portion of moss on the lands of Culroach |
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BALLYFERRY |
Ballyferry
Ballyferry |
John McKilvie
James McGill |
016 |
[Situation] One mile NNE. [North North East] from the village of Lochans
A Small thatched labourers cottage |
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BALLYFERRY BURN |
Ballyferry Burn
Ballyferry Burn |
William McKilvie
James McGill |
016 |
[Situation] Running in a Circuitous direction passing thro [through] Culreoch moss and near the South Side of Ballyferry farm house
A Small Stream taking its rise in Lands of Culroach and forms the boundary for some distance between Culroach and Little Lochans & runs into the [Bishops] Burn |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 61 - Culreoch Moss
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LOCHANS MOOR |
Lochans Moor
Lochans Moor
Lochans Muir |
James McGill
Robert McNillie
G. Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile mile NNE [North North East] from the village of Lochans
This name applies to two Small farm houses with small farms or Crofts attached of about 5 or 6 acres each the land is chiefly moorland. The property of the Earl of Stair |
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GLENHAPPLE PLANTATION |
Glenhapple Plating
Glenhapple Planting
Glenhapple |
James McGill
Robert McNillie
Ainslie's map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles NNE [North North East] from the village of Lochans
A Small circular plantation in the South Side of Culhorn Demesne the wood is Ash & fir. |
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BORELAND WOOD |
Boreland Planting
Boreland Planting
Boreland Wood
Boreland Wood
Boreland Wood |
Robert McNillie
James McGill
John Crawford
See Name List Plan 16B |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles NE [North East] from the village of Lochans
A plot of wood or plantation in the
South Side of Culhorn Demesne written "Boorlane in Tree" by Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 63- Lochans Moor
63- Glenhapple Plantation
63- Boreland Wood |
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DUMBAY |
Dumbay
Dumbay
Dumbay |
John Bowie
James Wither
See Name List Plan 16A |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles NNW. [North North West] from the village of Lochans
A farm house one storey high and out houses attached all in good repair with a farm of good land attached occupied by John Bowie, the property of William Creig Esqr. Agrie about 50 perches N.E. [North East] of this farm house is a trig [trigonometrical] Station called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Dunbay" |
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DUMBAY HILL |
Dumbay Hill
Spout Well Hill
Drombea |
John Adair Esqr.
John McFadzeon
Ainslie's map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S by E [South by East] from the Parish Church of Stranraer
A tolerable large hill which is part of the high ground Connected with ochtrelure the soil is good arable land |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 55 - Dumbay |
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LOCHANS |
Lochans
Lochans
Lochans
Lochans
Lochans
Lachans |
John McCaig
James Wither
George Guthrie Esqr.
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Statistical acct [account] 1841
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] In the S.W. [South West] corner of the parish of Inch & part extending into the north corner of the parish of Stoneykirk
A small village on the Road heading from Stranraer to Portpatrick inhabitants are chiefly Labourers in it is two Public Houses and 3 Grocers Shops the Population is about 150 this place is the property of the Earl of Stair |
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THORNHOUSE BRIDGE |
Lochans Bridge
Lochans Bridge
Thornhouse Bridge
Thornhouse Bridge |
John McCaig
John McDowall
George McHaffie Esqr
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor |
016 |
[Situation] In the village of Lochans on the boundary between the parishes of Stoneykirk and Inch
A Stone Bridge of one arch over the Pultanton Burn in the village of Lochans on the road from Stranraer to Portpatrick
This is a County Bridge |
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PULTANTON BURN |
Piltanton Burn
PIltatnton Burn |
John McCaig
See Name Lists 16D 17C & 23 A |
016 |
For description of this Burn see name list for Plan 16 D page 15 |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 65 -- Lochans
69 -- Lochans Bridge
65; 71 -- Piltanton Burn
[Note] "Lochan" - (Gaelic Dictionary) A little Lake, A Pool.
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant |
Alexander McGaw
John McDowall
G. Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile NNW [North North West] from the village of Lochans
A good Farm House and out buildings in good repair with a Farm of 186 acres Occupied by Alexander McGaw The Property of the Earl of Stair. This farm had formerly been called Balmanoch |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 67- Mount Pleasant |
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HARRY'S HILL |
Harry's Hill
Harry's Hill |
Robert Pringle
Abraham McWilliam |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile ENE [East North East] from the village of Lochans
A Hill of slight elevation or portion of high ground and part of which is in the farm of Bridge Bank, the road from Stranraer to Stoneykirk passes over it |
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LOCHANS MILL (flour and corn) |
Lochans Mill
Lochans Mill
Lochans Mill
Lochans Mill
Lochans Mill |
Abraham McWilliam
Robert Pringle
Alexander Ritchie
William Wylie
G. Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile E [East] from the village of Lochans
A large corn Mill (Meal & flour) well constructed 2 stories high considered the largest of the kind in Wigtonshire it is worked by 2 large water wheels which work 5 pairs of stones, and supplied by water from the Pultanton Burn. There are two Corn Kilns and a dwelling house attached occupied by Alexander Ritchie here is also a Thrashing Mill worked by water also a Smithy the whole Substantially built & in good repair. The property of the Earl of Stair |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page - 73 - Harry's Hill
75- Lochans Mill (Flour & Corn)
[Note] "Lochan " a little
Pool or Pond - Gaelic Dictionary |
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BRIDGE BANK |
Bridge Bank
Bridge Bank
Bridge Bank
Bridge Bank
Bridgebank |
Alexander Ritchie
William Wylie
Robert Pringle
G. Guthrie Esqr.
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 mile ENE [East North East] from the village of Lochans
A Farm House of good construction with Suitable outhouses with a Farm of good arable land attached occupied by William Wylie The property of the Earl of Stair. Part of this farm was formerly Known by the name Culmick and occupied as a distinct Farm but the latter has been long attached to Bridge Bank by which name both are now Known |
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MARKET SLAP |
Market Slap
Market Slap
Market Slap
Market Slap |
Robert Pringle
William Wylie
Alexander Ritchie
Abraham McWilliam |
016 |
[Situation] 1/8 mile WNW [West North West] from the farm house of Bridge Bank
This name applies to a Junction of two roads at the Southern extremity of Harry's Hill |
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CULGRANGE |
Culgrange
Culgrange
Culgrange
Culgrange |
Robert Pringle
Alexander McWilliam
G. Guthrie Esqr.
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 mile ENE [East North East] from the village of Lochans
A small Farm House with good Offices including Thrashing Mill and Farm of which a portion is good arable Land occupied by Robert McMeikan And proprietor is the Earl of Stair |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 79 - Bridge Bank
73 - Market Slap
77 - Culgrange
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BROOM PARK PLANTATION |
Broom Park Planting
Broom Park Planting
Broom Park Planting |
William Wylie
Alexander Wylie
Thomas Caffield |
016 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile ENE [East North East] from the village of Lochans
A long narrow stripe of Planting chiefly Fir situate on the S.E. [South East] side of the Farm of Little Lochans. The field on the S.W. [South West] side was called Broom Park from its being once covered with Broom, hence the name of the Plantation It belongs to the Earl of Stair |
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GRANGE MOOR |
Grange Moor
Grange Moor |
William Wylie
Alexander Wylie |
016 |
[Situation] At the NW [North West] side of Broom park Plantation
A tract of coarse Land partly cultivated & partly Moss there is a House on the east with a few acres of Land attached and a few Houses on the south at the NW [North West] end of Broom Park Plantation Occupied by working men. It is bounded on the West by Little Lochans and Broom Park Planting on the north by Culmick, on the East by Barnultoch & on the S.E. [South East] by Culgrange farm It is the property of the Earl of Stair, and the most part of it is Occupied by William Wylie of Bridge Bank Farm It takes its name from (Culgrange) to which it is said it has been formerly attached |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
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CULMICK |
Culmick
Culmick
Culmick
Coalmuck |
James McGeogh
William Wylie
G. Guthrie
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslie's Map 1782 |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 mile ENE [East North East] from the village of Lochans
Two small Houses with a few acres of Land attached to each partly cultivated & partly moss it is a portion of a large Farm once Known by the name of Culmick but some time since attached to Bridge Bank, by which name both Farms are now Known. The above Houses and small portions of Land are separated from the Farm now Known by Bridge Bank by the Little Lochans - It is the property of the Earl of Stair |
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CORNER HOUSE |
Corner House
Corner House
Corner House
Corner House |
William Campbell
John Roddie
John Ainslie
Edinburgh Post Office Directory |
016 |
[Situation] Half mile N by E [North by East] from the village of Lochans
This name originally applied only to a Public House, standing at the junction of roads leading from Stranraer to Portpatrick with that branching off to Stoneykirk. This is now a Post Office, and the name generally applied to those houses at the Cross Roads. |
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Parish of Inch
Form 136
Page 83- Culmick
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Parish of Stoneykirk
Plan 16C
INDEX
Culmick Bridge -- 28
Fort (Remains of) -- 29
Dounan Hill -- 28
Garthland Burn -- 27
Kildrochet -- 28
Mains of Kildrochet -- 29
Thorn House Hill -- 27
Thorn Bank -- 27
Thorn Bank T.P. [Turnpike] -- 30 |
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THORN HOUSE HILL |
Thorn House Hill
Thorn House Hill |
John McCaig
James Wither |
016 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile S. [South] of the village of Lochans
A Hill of slight elevation on the farm of Kilhilt the surface is good arable soil on it is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] party Thorn House |
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THORN BANK |
Thorn Bank
Thorn Bank |
John McCaig
James Wither |
016 |
[Situation] On the west Side of the village of Lochans
A well constructed House one Storey High with a small Garden in front in the village of Lochans |
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GARTHLAND BURN |
Garthland Burn
Garthland Burn
Garthland Burn |
William Wylie
Abraham McWilliam
Robert Pringle |
016 |
[Situation] In the north side of the Parish of Stoneykirk
A considerable Stream or Burn rising in the low grounds of StoneyKirk and runing in a northerly direction it is known by no general name being called after the several Farms it passes through. It runs into Pultanton Burn at Culmick Bridge in its course towards the latter place it is straight for a considerable distance |
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Form 136
Page 49 ; 85 - Thorn House Hill
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CULMICK BRIDGE |
Culmick Bridge
Culmick Bridge
Culmick Bridge
Culmick Bridge |
Alexander Ritchie
William Wylie
Abraham McWilliam
G. Guthrie Esqr. |
016 |
[Situation] 5/8 mile E [East] of the village of Lochans
A well constructed stone Bridge of one arch (Span 30 feet) over the Pultanton Burn on the road leading from Stranraer to StoneyKirk the date 1768 cut in stone on the battlement would seem to intimate that it was built in that year This is a County Bridge |
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KILDROCHET |
Kildrochat
Kildrochat
Kildrochat
Kildrochat
Kildrochet
Kildrochet
Kildrochet |
Robert Pringle
Abraham McWilliam
William Wylie
Thomas Hunter
Mr. Cumming
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
016 |
[Situation] 5/8 mile ESE [East South East] from the village of Lochans
A tolerable good farm House without offices in midling repair and a Farm of arable Land attached occupied by Abraham McWilliam. the property of Major Maitland |
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DOUNAN HILL |
Dounan Hill
Dounan Hill
Dounan Hill
Dounan Hill |
Abraham McWilliam
Robert Pringle
Robert McMeikan
William Wylie |
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile ESE [East South East] from the village of Lochans
A small Hill on the Farm of Kildrochet on it is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Kildrochat. The track of an ancient, Moat or Cairn can be seen on this Hill but there is no account in the neighbourhood what it was |
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Parish of Stoneykirk
Form 136
Page 77 Culmick Bridge
87 - Kildrochet
89- Dounan Hill
[Note] "Cill" - A Churchyard or Burying Ground
"Drochaid" - a Bridge - Gaelic Dictionary
Cill-nan-Drochaid: Bruying ground
or Burying point at the Bridge
[Note] Hills of the same name occur in the western part of the County.
they have been spelt "Dounan" as above. the (u) is adopted here
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MAINS OF KILDROCHET |
Mains of Kildrochat
Mains of Kildrochat
Maind of Kildrochat
Kildrochat
Kildrochet
Kildrochet |
Abraham McWilliam
Robert Pringle
Thomas Hunter
Mr. Cumming
Ainslie's Map 1782
Rl. Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile E by S [East by South] from the village of Lochans
A neat and handsome Cottage 2 Stories high with suitable out offices including Stabling etc. with Garden and pleasure ground attached situate near the north side of the road from Stranraer to Stoney Kirk Occupied by Mrs. Maitland whose son Major Maitland is proprietor |
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FORT (Remains of) [Dounan Hill] |
Camps Graves
Camps Graves
Camps Graves
Camps Graves
Remains of Fort |
Robert Pringle
William Wylie
Abraham McWilliam
Robert McMeikan
Lt. [Lieutenant] Gosset R E [Royal Engineers] |
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[Situation] Nearly one mile East from the village of Lochans
Two small mounds of earth of a ridgelike shape about 50 yards long and about 20 broad & about 7 or 8 feet high and situate about 20 ft. [feet] apart they lie in the direction of east and west. Tradition in the Country says that a Battle was fought close to this place and that the above heaps of earth mark the Graves of those slain in fight |
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Parish of Stoneykirk
Form 136
Page 91 - Mains of Kildrochet
93; 95 - Camps Graves
[Note] See Kildrochet page 28-
[Note] Should not this name be written according to the whole
of the authorities? "Camp Graves" can be written in text and
doing so will not be committing the Survey to any opinion as
to the origin of the object - The tradition of the neighbourhood,
and the names in the vicinity throw considerable
doubt on the opinion of the object being the remains
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THORN BANK T P |
Thorn Bank Toll Bar
Thorn Bank Toll Bar
Thorn Bank Toll Bar
Thorn Bank Toll Bar |
John Henry Lochans
John McCaig Lochans
James Wither Lochans
Sign Board |
016 |
[Situation] At the SW [South West] Side of the village of Lochans
A Turnpike gate on the road from Stranraer to Portpatrick near Lochans Bridge |
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SOUTH CRAILLOCH |
South Crailoch
South Crilloch
South Crilloch |
John Adair Esqr. Factor, Laurelbank, Stranraer
David Alexander Farmer South Crilloch via. Stranraer
Alexander Gibson Farmer North Crilloch Via Stranraer |
016 |
This house is slated. one story high, having offices adjacent in middling repair a farm of land is attached the greater part of which is of a rocky description, and is the property of Vans Agnew. Barnbarroch, and on the farm adjoining is a ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station |
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PULTANTON BURN |
Pultanton Burn
Pultanton Burn |
John Adair Esqr. (Factor) Laurelbank. Stranraer
James Wither (Farmer, Low Doughrea Via, Stranraer |
016 |
A considerable burn, flowing in an Easterly direction. the portion on the fence form a boundary between the parishes of Inch and Portpatrick and it takes its rise in the farm of GlenstocKdale the property of Sir Andrew Agnew |
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Trace no 1
Object
South Crailloch - House -- Parish of Portpatrick
Pultanton Burn - Burn -- Division of Parishes
[Note] Entry for Knockglass Croft is scored through.
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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FERNTOWN HILL |
Ferntown Hill
Ferntown Hill |
John Gibson (Farmer) High Doughrea via Stranraer
James Wither (Farmer) Low Doughrea via, Stranraer |
016 |
Sloping on all sides. is South of the farm House of High Doughrea is on the Same farm and is the property of Coln. [Colonel] Thomas Blair of Dunskey. and on this is a ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station |
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HIGH TIBBERT |
High Tibbert
High Tibbert |
John Adair Esqr. Laurelbank, Stranraer
Alexander McGregor Challochhill via Stranraer |
016 |
A small thatched hous and offices but in middling repair a farm is attached. the greater part is of rocky description and is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarroch |
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Trace no 1 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Ferntown Hill - Hill
High Duchra - House
High Tibbert - House
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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TIBBERT HILL |
Tibbert Hill
Tibber Hill |
John Adair Esqr. (Factor) Laurel bank. Stranraer
Alexander McGregor Farmer challochhill via Stranraer |
016 |
A pasture hill, sloping on all Sides, and is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. of Barnbarroch,. and on this hill is a ◬ [Trigonometrical] Station |
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LOW KNOCKGLASS |
Low Knockglass |
John Adair Esqr. Factor Laurelbank. Stranraer
Alexander McGregor Farmer challochhill via Stranraer |
016 |
The house is small thatched one, occupied by aworkman, also some out houses but in midling repair. it is about 15 chains South of the pultanton Burn and to it is attached a farm of land, the greater part of which is arable, and is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Barnbarroch |
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MID KNOCKGLASS |
Mid Knockglass |
John Adair Esqr. Factor Laurelbank Stranraer
William Moore Farmer |
016 |
The House is slated having offices adjacent all in good repair, the farm that is attached is arocky description, having some arable. and is the property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Barnbarroch |
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Trace no 1 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Tibbert Hill - Hill
Low Knockglass - House and land
Mid Knockglass - House and land
[Signed] Thomas Jordan
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NORTH KNOCKGLASS |
North Knockglass
North Knockglass |
John Davis Halfway House (via) Stranraer
Charles McWilliam North Knockglass (via) Stranraer
John Simpson North Knockglass Stranraer |
015 |
A Large tract of land which has been once occupied as one farm but is now divided into Several Small Tenements and Sublets The Soil is Arable and Moorland with Small portions of Moss and the Arable part is closely interspersed with patches of rocks and heathy pasture It is bounded on the Northwest Side by the Farms of South Crailloch and Auchenrie, and on the South East Side by the Line of road from Stranraer to Portpatrick, on the highest part of this tract of Land Stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party Knockglass It is the property of Robert Vans Agnew of Barnbarroch |
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Trace No 1 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
North Knockglass - Tract of Land
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners
25th. May 1847 |
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HALFWAY HOUSE |
Halfway House |
John Davis Halfway House vi Stranraer
Charles McWilliam North Knockglass via Stranraer
John Simpson North Knockglass via Stranraer |
016 |
A Stone built tatched house 1 Story high in Middling repair there is about 10 acres of Land attached to it which is partly arable and partly moorland it is situated between Stranraer and Portpatrick old road and has been for Many years a well Known Public house but has ceased to be Such about 9 years ago, this house and land is also Known by the name of Knockglass Croft but more generally Known as Halfway house it is the property of Vans Agnew of Barnbarroch Occupied by John Davis
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Halfway House - House
[Signed] Peter BracKen
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners
25 May 1847 |
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KNOCKGLASS |
Knockglass |
Alexander McGregor Farmer Challoch House via Portpatrick
James Adair Craigmodie via Portpatrick |
016 |
A High Rocky Hill Probably what the farmes of Knockglass takes their [fames] from. The highest part of this Once extensive farm is where the name on this Trace is wrote. The Soil is Rocky & covered with Heath. Some times this is called Cairn Hill of Knockglass. from A high white Rock on the Summit . The Property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan |
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North Knockglass |
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Knockglass - Hill
North Knockglass - Tract of Land
[Signed] William BirKby
Pt. R S & M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners
14th. May 1847 |
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CHALLOCH HILL |
Challoch Hill
Challoch Hill |
Alexander McGregor Farmer Challoch Hill (via) Portpatrick
John Edger Farmer Craigmoodie via Stranraer
William Espie Farmer Cairn Piot (via) Portpatrick |
015 |
A Small Dwelling House and office houses in Middling repair. On Story high and thatched. There is A farm of Middling land atached Containing about 86 acres four of which is Moss and the remainder arable. This Farm Taks its name from the Hill on which it is Built at the Base of Namely Challoch . Hill And is the Property of Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Barranbarroch |
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CHALLOCH HILL |
Challoch Hill
Challoch Hill |
Alexander McGregor Farmer Challoch Hill (via) Portpatrick
William Espie Farmer Cairn Piot (via) Portpatrick |
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A Tolerable large Hill all Arable on the farm of Challoch Hill On the Summit of which Stands a Trigl. ◬ . [Trigonometrical Station] Improperly Call'd by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party- Challoch Puck.- |
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Challoch Hill - House & farm
Challoch Hill - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R. S. [Royal Sappers ] & Miners
14th. May 1847 |
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TIBBERT HILL |
Tibbert Hill
Tibbert Hill |
William Espie Cairn Piot (via) Portpatrick
Alexander McGregor Challoch hill via Portpatrick
John Edger - Craigmoodie via Portpatrick |
016 |
A Low Arable Arably Hill on the farm of the Tibbert & Close to Tibbert Moss On the Summit of this hill there is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Call'd by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party Kilbert. Tibbert is on the Lands of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan & Baranbarroch |
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TIBBERT MOSS |
Tibbert Moss
Tibbert Moss |
Alexander McGregor Challoch hill via Portpatrick
David McCissick Craigmoodie via Portpatrick |
016 |
A large flat Peat Moss on the farms of Tibbert Challoch Hill. & Craigmoody But Better Known by the inhabitants as Tibbert the greater part of the Moss being on this farm. |
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Tibbert Hill - Hill
Tibbert Moss - Moss
[Signed] William BirKby
Private R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
14th. May 1847 |
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FELL OF CAIRN PIOT |
Fell of Cairn Piot
Fell of Cairn Piot
Fell of Cairn Piot |
Alexander McGregor Farmer Challoch Hill via Portpatrick
James Dorman Colfin (via) Portpatrick
John Edger Craigmoodie (via) Stranraer |
016 |
A large tract of high Land the soil of which is Rocky heathy Pasture. On the Summit of which there is. the Ruins of An Ancient Cairn. of A circular Shape. Dafended by Five Walls. Parallel to each other & about 70 links apart. These fences has evidently been erected as A Fortification or place of Strength. & is thought to have been Built by the Ancient Picts. There Circular fences ar still quite visible. Although All the New fences near its Neighbourhood & Some houses has been built of the Stones taken therefrom. Cairn Piot or Cairn Pat. Its on A farm of that Name. & on the Cairn there Stands A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Call'd by theTrigl. [Trigonometrical] Party Cairn Point. There is A very extensive view of the Surrounding Cuntery & the North Coast of Ireland. The Farm of Cairn Piot is the Property of Thomas Hunter Blair Esqr. Dunskey |
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Fell of Cairn Piot - Hill
[Signed] William BirKby
Pe R S [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners 14th. May 1847 |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown |
James Adair Farmer Craigmoodie via via Portpatrick
John Edger Far'r [Farmer] Craigmoodie (via) Portpatrick - |
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A Small Dwelling house & Out House. Thatched. With A Portion of the large farm Craigmoodie. The greater part of the land being Rocky and Peat Moss the quantity of acres not Known being Let by the Bulk. THis land is the property of of THomas Hunter Blair Dunskey |
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KNOCKGLASS |
Knockglass |
Alexander McGregor Farmer Challoch via Portpatrick
James Adair Craigmoodie via via Portpatrick |
016 |
A Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the farm of Knockglass. - & close to the South Side of the old Road from Stranraer to Portpatrick & about 3 Miles from the former - |
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Trace No 3 -- [Parish of] Portpatrick
Object
Overtown - House
Knockglass - Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station]
[Signed] William BirKby
Pe. R S [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
14th. May 1847 |
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Trace No 4
Object
Thornhouse Hill - Hill [Parish of] Stoneykirk
Knockatool Hill - Hill
Millstone Hill - Hill [Parish of] Portpatrick
Knockcairns Hill - Hill [Parish of] Portpatrick
White Hill - Hill [Parish of] Portpatrick
[Signed] P. Connell
Pt. R. S.& M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
16th. March |
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[Signed] W. Driscoll Gosset Lt RE [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
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Wigtownshire
Plan C
Names of Parishes
Portpatrick -- 1
Inch -- 13
Stoneykirk -- 25
Ordnance Survey M.S. Store
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