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Parish of Penninghamme
Plan 20 A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Adderhall -- 8
Barsalloch -- 3
Bishop Burn -- 3
Bishop Bridge -- 3
Carse of Clary -- 7
Carsenestock -- 5
Causewayend Wood -- 6
Clary Height -- 7
Clary and Clary house (Site of) -- 4
Grange of Cree -- 6
Lane burn -- 9
Knockdown Ferry -- 8
Moss of Cree -- 5
Pallwhilly -- 6
River Cree -- 5
Inks -- 8
Ferry Bell -- 9
Kelly Port -- 10
[Signed] W Driscoll Gosset
Lt . Rl Eng [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
25th Aug 1846 |
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BARSALLOCH |
Barsalloch or Balsalloch
Balsalloch
Balsalloch
Barsalloch |
Mr A. McGill
Mr. James Carson
Ainslie's Map 1782
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E [South East] of the Parish - A good farm house and offices attached with about 250 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land The Property of the Earl of Galloway. |
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BISHOP BURN |
Bishops Burn
Bishopburn
Bishop-burn
Bishop Burn
Bishop's Burn
Bishop Burn |
Gazetteer of Scotland
Mr. McGill
Statistics Wigton 1841
Statistics Wigton 1841
Symson's Description of Galloway- 1684-
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - The Southern Boundary of the Parish - A small stream forming the Boundary between the Parishes of Penninghame and Wigton, after a course of about 4 Miles it falls into the Solway at the Mouth of the Cree.- |
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BISHOP BRIDGE |
Bishop Bridge
Bishop Bridge
Bishop Bridge |
Mr. A. McGill
Mr. James Carson
George
McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - on the Southern Boundary of the Parish - A Small Stone Bridge over the Bishop Burn and on the road from Wigton to the Ferry of Creetown.- A County Bridge |
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[Page] 3 -- Parish of Penninghame
Form 136
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17 - Barsalloch
18- Bishopburn
17 - Bishop Bridge
"Barr" The top, the uppermost part of anything
"Salach" Foul. dirty Gaelic Dictionary |
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CLARY |
Clary
Clary
Clary
The Clary
Clary |
Mr. J. Turnbull.
Mr. J. Hewetson.
Ainslie's Map 1782
Symson's Description of Galloway - 1684 -
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South East] part of the Parish - A dwelling house with Out houses attached and a Farm at present held in connection with that of Baltersna. |
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CLARY HOUSE (Site of) |
Clary or Clachary
Cleray
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The Clary
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Clayr
Ruins of the Clary House |
Statistics Wigton 1841.
Sibbald M.S.S. Adv. Lib.
Jac 5th 1.4. appendix Hist [History] Galloway vol 2 page176.
Symsons Description of Galloway - 1684-.
Balfour & Sibbald M.S. Adv. Lib. M.6.15 No 14 appendix Hist [History] Galloway vol 2. page 139.
Serial Genl. [General] Atlas Fol:Edn. 1721.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South East] of the Parish - In 1684 Symson in his description of Galloway. gives this merely as the Winter residence of the Earl of Galloway. nothing now remains of the Ancient residence with the exception of a small portion of a wall which now forms a part of a garden Wall,
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[Page] 4 - Parish of Penninghame
Form 136
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17- Clary
- Clary House
[Note] "The present buildings stand near the ancient Clary or Clachary. The Winter residence of the Earl of Galloway
("during the last and the present centuries ) it has been entirely
" destroyed, with the exception of a small portion "
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[Note] Prior to the reformation in the 16th. Century this was the principal residence
of the Bishops of Galloway . it continued as such for a Short period subsequent,
and at the abolition of Episcopacy ion Scotland, it became the residence
of the Earls of Galloway- "Chalmers Caledonia"
George McHaffie Esqr. |
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MOSS OF CREE |
Cree Moss
Cree Moss
Mosses of Cree
Moss of Cree
Moss of Cree
Moss of Cree
Moss of Cree |
Mr. John McClean.
Mr J. Hewetson.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
Mr.McKeand
James Carson
Statistics Wigton 1841.
George McHaffie Esqr |
020 |
[Situation] - In the South East part of the Parish - A large Moss extending from Carty Port on the River Cree to Drove Park 1 1/2 miles from Wigton, and from Balterson to Grange of Cree, |
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RIVER CREE |
Cree
Cree Water
River Cree
River Cree
River Cree |
Andrew McQueen
Ainslie's Map 1782
George McHaffie Esqr.
John McMillan
Statistics Wigton 1841. |
020 |
[Situation] - The Eastern Boundary of the Parish - A considerable River (Navigable at flood tides for Vessels of about 50 Tons Burden) to a quay called Carty Port. It forms the Boundary between the Counties of Wigton & Kirkcudbright and falls into the Solway Firth. |
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CARSENESTOCK |
Carsenestick
Carsenestock
Carsenestock
Carsenestock
Carsenestock |
List of Properties.
John McGill.
James Carson.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation]- In the S.E. [South East] part of the Parish - A good farm house and Offices attached with an extensive farm of good Arable land. The property of the Earl of Galloway. - |
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[Page] 5 - Parish of Penninghame
Form 136
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21- Cree Moss
- River Cree
21- Carsenestock
[Note] - " The Moss of Cree is a tract of low flat land on the
"South east corner of the Parish ,extending t 1500 or 2000
"acres. it is covered deeply with Moss: but a portion of it on the east
"side , next the river, has been long reclaimed and produces
"excellent crops of wheat oats and Beans. Stats [Statistics] Wigton p 168
[Note] - " The Cree rises in Ayrshire, and not far from the Boundary of
"Wigtonshire , and falls into the Solway , after a course of about 30 Miles. Statistics Wigton 1841 page 169
"Carse " low and fertile land , generally that which is adjacent to a River
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CAUSEWAY END WOOD |
Causewayend Wood
Causewayend Wood
Causewayend Wood
Causewayend |
Mr. J. Turnbull
Mr. J. Hewetson
George McHaffie Esqr.
Ainslie's Map 1782. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South East] part of the Parish - A small wood composed of Forest Trees, so called from its proximity to Causewayend Farm. the property of the Earl of Galloway. |
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PALWHILLY |
Palwhilly
Palwhilly
Polwhillie
Palwhilly |
List of Properties
James Carson.
Ainslie's Map 1782.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South East] part of the Parish - A good farmhouse and out houses attached with a large farm of Arable and Pasture Land. the property of the Earl of Galloway. |
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GRANGE OF CREE |
Grange on Cree.
Grange of Cree
Grange of Cree
Grange
Grange of Cree |
List of Properties
Mr. James Carson]
Mr. John Wilson
Ainslie's Map 1782
George McHaffie Esqr |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S. E. [South East] part of the Parish - A good farm house out Houses etc. with a farm of about 300 Acres of Land. the property of the Earl of Galloway. |
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Form 136
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32- Causewayend Wood adopted
22 - Palwhilly
22- Grange on Cree
(Note) A paved Causeway from the Bridge to the
Hard land existed till 1808.when it was removed
and the present gravel road made. It was
probably paved when the Bishop of Galloway lived at Clary - Int. G.Mc.H.
" Grange" The Buildings pertaining to a Corn farm .
Scottish Dictionary
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CARSE OF CLARY |
Clary Carse
Carse of Clary
Carse of Clary
Carse of Clary |
List of Properties 1782.
Mr. J. Turnbull
Ainslie's Map 1782.
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South East] of the Parish - A farm house with offices attached, and about 150 Acres of land, The property of the Earl of Galloway. |
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CLARY HEIGHT |
Clary Height or
Broom Cairn
Clary Height or
Broom Cairn
Clary Height |
Mr. John Hewitson
Miss Jane McCracken
Mrt. John McClean
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] In the S. E. [South East] part of the parish and on the Road from Newtonstewart to Wigton - A small hill planted with fir Trees. The property of the Earl of Galloway A Trigl. [Trigonometrical ] Station on it called " PriKin Tree" |
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Form 136
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18- Clary Carse
20- Clary Height
"Carse" Low and fertile land generally that which is adjacent to a River (Scottish Dictionary ) |
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KNOCKDOWN FERRY |
Knockdown ferry
Knockdown ferry
Knockdown ferry |
Mr. Aitkin.
Mr. Carson.
George McHaffie Esq. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the S.E. [South east] of the Parish - A Ferry on the River Cree between Wigtonshire and Kirkcudbrightshire. and about 1 mile North of Creetown |
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ADDERHALL |
Adder - hall
Adder hall |
John Ferguson.
John Hewetson. |
020 |
[Situation] In the S.E. [South east] of the Parish - A Cottage on the western edge of Cree Moss. with a small farm attached. The place is remarkable for the number of Adders in its locality from which circumstances the house has derived its present name.- |
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INKS |
Inks
Inks |
George McHaffie Esqr.
Jamieson's Dictionary. |
020 |
[Situation] - On the margin of River Cree - That part of the low lands on the side of a river which is overflowed by the Sea in Spring-tides. They are covered by a short coarse grass. Peculiar to Galloway.
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Form 136
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20 - Knockdown Ferry
19- Adder Hall
Inks
"Cnoc" A hill
"Down" Brown. brown coloured, Gaelic Dictionary |
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LANE BURN |
Lane Burn
Lane Burn |
Archibald Geddes.
A McMuldroch. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the southern part of the Parish & South of Brishy Bridge - A small stream rising in the Moss of Cree and falls into the River Cree at Brishy Bridge |
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FERRY BELL |
Ferry Bell
Ferry Bell |
Mr Aitkin.
Mr. Carson. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the South East part of the Parish and near Knockdown Ferry - A Bell rung by passengers who wish to cross the Ferry at Knockdown in case the Boat is on the opposite side of the River. |
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Form 136
"Lane" A brook of which the motion is so slow as to be
scarcely perceptible. Galloway .
The hollow course of a large rivulet in meadow ground
Applied to those. parts of a river or rivulet,
Dumfries.
which are so smooth as to answer this description.
Galloway.
"Burn" Water, particularly that which is taken from a fountain
or well. -
A rivulet - a brook.
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KELLY PORT |
Kelly Port
Kelly Port
Kelly Port
Kelly Port |
Mr. William McGowan
Archibald Hughan
A. ErsKine
Samuel McConchie |
020 |
[Situation] - 1/2 Mile South of Carsensetock Farm House -A small Quay on the Wigtonshire Bank of the River Cree. on the farm of Carsenestock. The property of the Earl of Galloway- |
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Form 136 |
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Parish of Wigtown
Plan 20 A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- page
Borrowmoss -- 13
Carsegowan Moss -- 13
Carslae Moss -- 13
Carslae -- 14
Drover Park -- 14
Old Hill -- 14 |
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CARSEGOWN MOSS |
Carselae or
Carsegowan Moss
Carslae or
Carsegowan Moss
Carsegowan Moss |
Mr. John Wilson
Mr. McKeand
George McHaffie Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation]- In the N.E. [North East] part of the Parish .
A small tract of the Moss being between the farms of Carslae and Carsegowan, and about 1/8 mile East of the road from Wigton to Newtonstewart.- |
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CARSLAE MOSS |
Carselae Moss
Carselae Moss
Carslae Moss |
Mr. John Wilson
Mr. McKeand
Mr. George McHaffie
Esqr. |
020 |
[Situation] - In the N.E. [North East ] part of the Parish - A small moss adjoining the Borough Moss on the North side of the Borough Moss. and South of the farm house of Carslae.- |
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BORROWMOSS |
Borough Moss
Borough Moss
Borrowmoss
Borough Moss |
Mr. John Wilson
Mr. McKeand
George McHaffie Esqr. (Provost of Wigtown)
Mr James Carson |
020 |
[Situation] - In the N.E. [North East]part of the Parish - A small Moss adjoining the Carslae Moss , and so called from being the the property of the Borough of Wigtown. |
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Form 136
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24- Carslae or Carsegowan Moss
23- Carslae Moss
25- Borrough Moss
"Carse" Low and fertile land
"gowan" The generic name for daisy Singly it denotes the Mountain daisy - Dr. [Doctor] Jamiesons Scottish Dictionary
"Gugan" a daisy - Gaelic -
"Carse" - See Above
"Lea" not ploughed
"Slae" The Sloe, Blackthorn Berry. Scottish Dictionary
[Note] The above named Mosses together with
the present Cree Moss are according to
Ainslie's Map 1782 called the
" Mosses of Cree" .-
* The Borrow Moss is a considerable farm now The
property of the Earl of Galloway . It anciently was the property
of the Burgh of wigtown, the Burgerses have a sight reserved to them to
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CARSLAE |
Carse Lea or
Carselae
Carselae
Carselae |
Mr. J. Wilson
Mr. J. Carson
George McHaffie Esqr |
020 |
[Situation] - In the N.E. [North East] of the Parish - A good farm house with suitable office Houses attached and about 200 acres of Arable Land. |
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DROVE PARK |
Drovepark
Drovepark
Drove Park
Drove Park |
Mr. McKeand
Mr. John Stewart
George McHaffie Esqr.
Mr McMaster
mr mc master |
020 |
[Situation] - 2 1/4 Miles North of Wigton on the Road to Newtonstewart - A low flat arable Hill so called from the circumstance of the Droves of Cattle being collected on it for the English Market |
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OLD HILL |
Old Hill |
Mr McKeand |
020 |
[Situation] - 1/4 Mile South of Causewayend Wood and on the Road from Wigton to Newtonstewart - A small flat arable hill on the farm of Carsegowan |
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Form 136
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18- Carse Lea
24- Drovepark
25- Old Hill
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BARSALLOCH |
Barsalloch &
Balsalloch |
Mr. A. McGill Barsalloch Wigtown
Mr James Carson Grange of Cree Wigtown |
020 |
A good farm house and out houses. the farm contains 250 acres of pasture & tillage the property of the Earl of Galloway |
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BISHOP BRIDGE |
Bishop Bridge |
Mr. A. McGill Barsalloch Wigtown James Carson Grange of Cree |
020 |
A Small Stone Bridge of one arch over a stream called Bishopburn on the road from Wigton to the Ferry of Creetown |
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CLARY |
Clary |
Mr. J. Turnbull Clary Carse Newton Stewart
Mr. J. Hewetson Bartarsna |
020 |
a dwelling house and out houses tenanted by a care taker. the farm is occupied in connection with that of Bartarsna by Mr Hewetson is the property of the Earl of Galloway. near this place stood a castle which was unroofed about 96 years ago. but during the last 40 years no part of the ruins are visible except a few yards of the garden wall (at C on trace) which is pointed out as part of the old building |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 3 - List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st examiner -- [page] 17 --- Parish of Penninghame
Object
Barsalloch - house & farm
Bishop Bridge - Bridge
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CLARY CARSE |
Clary Carse
Carse of Clary |
List of Properties in Penninghame ph[parish] in possession of Mr. dill of Newtonstewart dated 1842
Mr. J. Turnbull Occupier Newton |
020 |
a farm containing 150 acres of tillage and pasture land the property of the Earl of Galloway |
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BISHOPBURN |
Bishopburn
Bishop Burn |
Mr. McGill Barsalloch Wigton
Gazetteer of Scotland |
020 |
a Stream which runs into Wigton bay over a distance of nearly 4 miles forming the boundary between Wigton and Penninghame parishes |
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CARSE LEA |
Carse lea
Carselae |
Mr. J. Wilson Carse Lea Wigton
Mr John Wilson Carslae Wigton
Mr James Carson
Grange of Cree Wigton |
020 |
a good house and out house built of stone and slated - the farm contains about 200 acres of tillage land |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 3 - List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st examiner -- [page] 18 --- Parish of Penninghame
Object
Clary Carse - house & farm
Bishopburn - A stream
Carse lea - a house
Clary - a house
[Signed] Alexander Dean
c.a. [civilian assistant] |
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ADDER HALL |
Adder hall |
John Fergusson Adder hall Wigton
John Hewitson Bartarsna Newtonstewart |
020 |
An uncomfortable cottage on the western edge of Cree Moss- And about 1/4 of a mile E. [East] of Carse of Clary with a Small farm attatched to it the property of the Earl of Galloway . The number of Adders seen there, from which Circumstance the house has taken its Name. |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 1 - List of Names collected by Michael Hayes Private R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners Final Examiner -- [page] 19 --- Parish of Penninghame
Brishy - scored out
Object
Adder hall - house
[Signed] Michael Hayes Private R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
25th. May 1846 |
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CLARY HEIGHT |
Clary Height |
Mr. John Hewitson Bartarsna Newtonstewart
Miss Jane McCracken Carse Inn Wigton |
020 |
A small hill on the road side between Newtonstewart and Wigton Planted with fir a Trig [Trigonometrical] point on its Summit about 1/4 of a mile North of Cause way end Wood The property of Lord Galloway |
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KNOCKDOWN FERRY |
Knockdown ferry |
Mr. Aitkin Creetown
Mr. Cowan Grange of Cree |
020 |
A ferry between Wigtonshire & Kirkcudbrightshire on the Water of cree about one mile north of Creetown - the property of - McCulloch Esqr. Creetown. |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 1 - List of Names collected by Michael Hayes Privt R. S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners Final Examiner -- [page] 20 --- Parish of Penninghame
Object
Clary Height - Hill
Knockdown ferry - ferry
[Signed] M Hayes Privt R. S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners
23rd May [1846] |
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CARSENESTICK |
Carsenestick
Casenestock |
List of Properties in the Ph. [Parish] of Penningham in the possession of Mr. Dill Newtonstewart
John McGill Carsenestock
James Carson
Grange of Cree Wigton |
020 |
An extensive farm of good farm house and out houses built of stone and roofed with blue slate is the property of the Earl of Galloway . & occupied by Mr. J. McGill |
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MOSS OF CREE |
Moss of Cree |
Mr. McKeand Farmer near Newton Stewart
James Carson Grange of Cree |
020 |
A very extensive bay near the River cree between Wigton and Newton Stewart. The Property of the Earl of Galloway and - Stewart Esqr of Fisgall - |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 1 - List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st Examiner -- [page] 21 --- Parish of Penninghame
Object
Carsenestick - house & farm
Moss of Cree - a Moss
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil asst [assistant] |
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CAUSEYWAYEND WOOD |
Causeywayend Wood |
Mr. J. Turnbull Clary Carse Newton Stewart
Mr. John Hewitson Baltarsna |
020 |
A Small Wood so called from its near situation to Causewayend farm . it is composed of beech alder ash and oak the property of the Earl of Galloway.it was formerly underwood- |
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PALWHILLY |
Palwhilly |
List of Properties in the Ph. [Parish] of Penningham in the possession of Mr. Dill Newtonstewart John McGill Carsenestock James Carson Grange of Cree Wigton |
020 |
A Good house and out houses built of Stone a large farm of tillage and pasture land the property of the Earl of Galloway |
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FRANGE ON CREE |
Grange on Cree
Grange of Cree |
Mr. James Carson Grange of Cree Wigtownshire
Mr. John Wilson Carslae Wigtown |
020 |
a good farm house and out houses built of stone has a large garden in front. the farm contains about 300 acres the property of the Earl of Gallloway |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 2, 3 - List of Names collected by Civil Assistant Alexander Dean 1st Examiner -- [page] 22 --- Parish of Penninghame
Object
Palwhilly - house & farm
Grange on Cree - house & farm
[Signed] Alexander Dean
Civil asst [assistant] |
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BOROUGH MOSS |
Borough Moss |
Mr. John Wilson Carslae Wigtown
Mr. McKeand Carse Gowan Wigton |
020 |
A Small Moss, or Bog Situated between the Moss of Cree and Town of Wigton And so called from it being the property of the Borough of Wigton. |
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CARSLAE MOSS |
Carselae Moss |
Mr. John Wilson Carslae Wigtown Mr. McKeand Carse Gowan Wigton |
020 |
A Small Moss, or bog adjoining the Borough Moss on the North Side, And within [10] Chains of Carselae farm house the property of Mr Stewart of Glasserton. |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 3 - List of Names collected by Private Michael Hayes final examiner -- [page] 23 --- Parish of Wigton
Object
Borough Moss - Moss
Carselae Moss - Moss
[Signed] Michael Hayes Pt. [Private R. S. Royal Sappers] & Miners
25th. May 1846 |
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CARSLAE OR CARSEGOWAN MOSS |
Carslae or Carsegowan Moss |
Mr. John Wilson Carslae Wigton
Mr. McKean Carsegowan Wigton |
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A Small tract of bog lying between the farms of Carselae and Carsegowan about 3 miles from Wigton and about 12 chains East of road leading from Wigton to N. [Newton] Stewart . The property of Mr. Stewart of Glasserton. |
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DROVEPARK |
Drovepark |
Mr. McKeand Carsegowan Wigton
Mr John Stewart Drovepark Wigton |
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A low flat hill, & arable, adjacent to the N. [Newton] Stewart and Wigton road about 2 1/2 miles from wigton, with a Trig. [Trigonometrical] point, the property of Lord Galloway. |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 3 - List of Names collected by Michael Hayes Private R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners Final Examiner -- [page] 24 --- Parish of Wigton
Object
Carslae or Carsegowan Moss - Moss
Drovepark - Hill
[Signed] Michael Hayes Private R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
25th. May 1846 |
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BOROUGH MOSS |
Borough Moss |
Mr James Corson Grange of Cree
Mr. Wilson Carselae Wigton |
020 |
A Trig [Trigonometrical] point in the farm of Brough Moss And about 1/4 of a mile S.E. [South East] of Bishops Bridge |
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OLD HILL |
Old Hill |
Mr McKeand Carsegowan Wigton |
020 |
A Small flat hill all arable on the road leading from Wigton to N. [Newton] Stewart in the farm of Carsegowan And about 1/4 of a mile South of the Cause Way end Wood- the property of Mr. Stewart of Glasserton. |
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Plan 20 A -- Trace 3 - List of Names collected by Michael Hayes Pt R. S. [Private Royal Sappers] & Miners Final Examiner -- [page] 25 --- Parish of Wigton
Point of Grange description scored out
Object
Borough Moss - Trig [Trigonometrical] Point
Old Hill - Hill
Old Hill [Note] " For this name I cannot get a Second Authority MH
[Signed] Michael Hayes Private R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
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[Page] 26 - OS 1/ 35 / 51
Wigtownshire
Plan 20 A
Names of Parishes -- Page
Parish of Penninghame -- 1
Parish of Wigtown -- 11 |
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OS date stamp for 25 Jul 1891 |
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