Name | Value | Date | Grid Ref | Map Sources | Other forms, comments etc |
Great Cumbrae | Blaeu | Kumbra Moir(Blaeu) | |||
Over Kames aliasBallikellet | 5m | 1536 | NS 1756 | BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 23900 | Balakeleid(Blaeu), Bellakelate(RHP 23900) |
North Ballochmartin | 2½m | 1549 | NS 1757 | BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 23900 | Ballach Martin (Blaeu), =Litle B(Roy (PC 20)),Little Bullach Martine(RHP 23900) |
South Ballochmartin | 5m | 1555-6 | c. NS 1756 | Roy (PC 20)RHP 23900 | =Meikle B(Roy (PC 20)), Mickle Bullach Martine(RHP 23900) |
Portrye | 7½m | 1536 | NS 1758 | BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 23900 | Portrey(Blaeu), Port-rye(RHP 23900) |
Ballihewan | 5m | 1536 | NS 1758 | BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 23900 | Ballekewin(1536, 1622) & Balliekewin(1595)Balakewin(Blaeu), Bellaquain(RHP 23900) |
‘Kirkland’ | ¼m | 1654 | Retours(59, 86 & 92) | ||
3 KirktonsPenmachrie
Breakough |
15m | 1549 | NS 1554/1555NS 158552
NS 1655 |
BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 14107
RHP 23900 OS(1856) |
This large unit was composed of Upper Kirkton (NS 1555), Mid Kirkton (NS 1555), Nether Kirkton (NS 1554), Penmachrie and Breakough (NS 1655). (Penmachrie was 2m in 1673 & 1675). In Bute Retours (60) of 1658 it also contains ‘Mose of Monymoir’. This is likely to be Minnemoer and Wee Minnemoer (NS 1656). |
Penmachrie | 2m | 1673 | NS 158552 | Blaeu,RHP 14107 | Included in above farm. Grid Ref from RCAHMS Canmore.Finnmachy in RHP 14107. |
Figgatoch | 2½m | 1536 | NS 1657 | BlaeuRoy (PC 20)RHP 14107
RHP 23900 |
Thegedach(Blaeu)2m only in 1578-9, see also below.Figatoch(RHP 23900) |
South KamesN & S Kaims | 7½m | 1578 | c. NS 167555 | BlaeuRHP 23900 | =Kames?(Roy (PC 20)),N & S Kaims in RHP 23900 of 1772. |
Lon/Lone | 25s | 1622 | Defined as ¼ of South Kames in 1622. | ||
Bard Hill | 25s | 1621 | Defined as ¼ of Nether Kames in 1621. | ||
Ballikellet &Figgatoch | 5m | 1595 | NS 1756NS 1657 | There are references to 5m Ballikellet & Figgatoch in 1595, 1658 & 1666. These are not easy to square with our other valuations. | |
Total | 50¼m | ||||
Little Cumbrae | 5m | 1532-3 | NS 1451 | Blaeu | Kumbra Beg (Blaeu) |
RMS VI (315) of 1595 says of the 2½m Figgatoch that ½m lay within the lands of Nether Kirkton between ‘Portkar’ and ‘Garburgh’. ‘Portkar’ is likely to be Portachur Point (NS 1553) and Garburgh lies under some of the present Millport. It is possible that the ‘burgh’ element in ‘Garburgh’ represents Norse ‘borg’ or fort.
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