Cumbernauld Table

Cumbernauld (or East Lenzie)

CCEW= Charter Chest of the Earldom of Wigtown

Name	Value	Date	Grid Ref	Map Sources	Other forms, comments etc
Cumbernauld	£5	1538	NS 7676	Pont(32)	CCEW (No 77). Cummernad, C(u)mbernad Cast, in Pont(32). See below.
Fannyside West Fannyside Fannyside Lodge Fannyside Loch Fannyside Muir Fannyside Mill Easter Fannyside			NS 8072 NS 8073 NS 7973/8073 NS 7974/8074 NS 8073/8173 NS 8174	Ross(1777)	Fallinsyde (1667), Fawinsyde (1669),
Kildrum			NS 7775
Smithstone	5m	1653	NS 7274	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	‘le Smythitona’ in RRS VI (335) 1365. See below.
Airdriehead Airderies	5m	1668	NS 7475	Roy(GM25) Ross(1777)	Ardory in RRS VI (335) 1365. Ardry in Ross(1777). Separate from 5m Smeistoun in AS II (1424) 1668.
Auchenbee			NS 7375	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	Auchinbie in AS II (916) 1656. OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.
Hole Hoill	22s	1668	NS 7675	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXVI, 1859.
Craighalbert			NS 7475
Dullatur	4m	1593	NS 7477	Pont(32)	Dulettyr in Pont.
Westerwood			NS 7677	Pont(32)
Netherwood	5m	1565	NS 7778	Roy(GM33)	RSS VII (932) 1576-7 gives it as one of the ‘steidis’ within the £5 of the forest of Cummernald.
Easter Board West Board Farm Borde	40m	1531	NS 7175 NS 7074	Roy(GM25) Roy(GM25)	‘le Borde’ in RRS VI (335) 1365.   Retours (Dumbarton) (89) 1531
Croy Overcroy Nether Croy	£4 (6m)	1620	NS 7275 NS 7275/7276 NS 7276	Pont(32), OS(1859)	See below. Estyrcroy, Westyrcroy in RRS VI (335) 1365. O: Croy, N: Croy in Pont. Description of bounds in AS II (1074). See below.
Craigend	2m	1621	c. NS 7377	Ross(1777)	2m Craigend & Eschinbench in AS II (113).
Cailhead (Plantation)			NS 7175		OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859. = Cuilhead/Coalhead? See under Croy below.
Barbegs	6s	1674	NS 7275	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.
Langhill	6s	1653	NS 7276	OS(1859)	‘In the Overcroy’ – AS II (813) 1653 OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XIXA, 1859.
Auchinstarry	2m	1673	NS 7176/7276	Ross(1777) RHP 6217
Drumglass			NS 7275	Roy(GM25) Ross(1777)
Balloch Wester Balloch Easter Balloch	£3-6-8 33s 4d 33s 4d	1668 1675 1668	NS 7374	Ross(1777)	=5m. Ballouch’ in RRS VI (335) 1365. =2½m =2½m
Pollockshole Pollockishoill	16s 8d	1665	NS 7473/7472	OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859. Bellocksholl 10s 8d in 1684.
Carbrain Garteraine	20s	1668	NS 7674
Garbethill	2m	1665	NS 8174		RSS VII (932) 1576-7 gives it as one of the ‘steidis’ within the £5 of the forest of Cummernald. In AS II (848) 1654 & (1216) 1665 it is described as with Croohill.
Chapelton (Rd)			NS 7472	Ross(1777)	Chappeton in Ross. Drummond pp 227-228. See below.
Hill			NS 7472/7572	OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.
Greenfaulds			NS 7573
Auchenkilns Holdings Auchinkill	5m	1658	NS 7472	Ross(1777)	Drummond pp 221-222. Auchinkill in Ross.
Tannoch			NS 7772	Ross(1777)	AS II (1251) 1666 & AS II (1420) 1668 list this along with Easter & Wester Waterhead and Kilbowie. The later document also includes Greenyards and Milntoun. See below.
Waterhead West Waterhead East Waterhead			NS 7673 NS 7673	Ross(1777)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXVI, 1859.
Kilbouie			NS 7673	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	Killbuy in Ross. OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXVI, 1859.
Greenyard(s)				Ross(1777)
Condorrat	5m	1665	NS 7373/7372	OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.
Craigend			NS 8375	Ross(1777) OS(1859)	OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.
Torbrex			NS 7971	Ross(1777)	Torbrek in Ross.
Total	47¼m

 

 

Cumbernauld

Charter Chest of the Earldom of Wigtown (66) 1524 refers to two husband lands and maillings in Cumernauld. A husbandland is a term more often associated with south-east Scotland where it represented two oxgates. This is the only reference I know in Dunbartonshire so I am unsure whether the term reflects local usage or just that of the scribe.

 

Smithstone

Smithstown in OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859. In AS II (1367) 1667 this is described as including Easter, Wester & Middle Airdries.

 

Croy

AS II (1074) 1663 is for the lands and teinds of Nether Croy, Croyhill, and that part thereof called Porters Mailling, in the barony of East Lenzie … bounded on the east by the lands of Dulattor, on the south by the ford and burn called Auchinbie  Ford, on the west by the lands of Overcroy, Craigend, Ashieheuch and Longhill, and on the north by the River Kelvin and the piece of land called Haugh.

 

AS II (113) 1621 gives 4m Over-Croy and 2m Craigend & Eschinbench (i.e 6m or £4 in total). AS II (790) 1653 refers to Mains of Overcroy, Craigend, Eschibucht and Cuilhead. AS II (1339) 1667 refers to Overcroy Mains, Aschiebugh, Craigend & Coalhead. So Over Croy was 6m of which 4m was the Mains and the remaining 2m was composed of Eschinbench (or Eschibucht or Ashieheuch or Aschiebugh) and Craigend. The 6 merkland also contained Longhill/Langhill and Cuilhead/Coalhead.

AS I (599) 1674 refers to a piece of land (butta terre) in the Croft of Over Croy. (A ‘butt’ was a common name for a small piece of ground).

AS II (813) 1653 refers to 6s land called Langhill in the Overcroy.

RHP 141814 is a plan of part of Overcroy.

Over Croy is NS 7275/7276 in OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XXV, 1859.

Nether Croy is NS 7276 in OS 6” 1st Series Dunbartonshire Sheet XIXA, 1859.

 

Chapelton

AS II (1302) 1666 refers to the lands of Chappeltoun, Hill, Langlands, and the western half of Cuthbertstoun.

 

Tannoch

Fraser, Lennox, I, p 28, refers to ‘the two Tavnachis’, along with other lands, belonging to Sir Patrick Graham in 1388. The same lands appear in RMS II (165) 1430 (on original of 1423) which gives ‘duas Thownachis’ (the two Thownachs) as Graham properties. I am not sure these are the same as Tannoch but I know of no other property in Lennox with a more similar name. See also RMS II (166) 1430 (on original of 1423).