OPR birth 1780 of Nicholas Lammie to William Lammie and space
Templandshaw incorporated the lands of Roundshaw, Longshaw, and Larishaw shown in this for sale notice of 1818. Shaw is an old word for wood, and presumably Larishaw may have been a woodland with fox lairs?
Edinburgh Gazette
1885 Valuation Rolls
Horse Tax 1797-98 John Harvie, Templandshaw, one horse.
Regality of Templand
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Templandshaw was held by Alexander Milliken of Duncanziemuir in 1774 and thereafter by Charles Howatson, who tenanted Cronberry in 1798.
The History of Auchinleck Village & Parish - Dane Love
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Templandshaw
Templeshaw in 1875. 137 acres in 1920
-1837 John Harvey (Harvie) (1748-1837)
1875-1890 William Harvey (1805-1890)
1890-1899 John Harvey
1909-1920 William MacMurray of Minnivey &
Thomas McIlwraith MacMurray
1925 William MacMurray - Adam Gordon
1934-1941 William MacMurray - Thomas McIlwraith MacMurray
1946-1957 Thomas Dumigan
1957-1961 William Allison Leckie
1961-1961 Robert Mathieson Cockburn
1961-1966 Robert Valentine Armstrong
1966-1971 John Lindsay
1971-1973 Major Bruce Bingham Kennedy of Doonholm (d1984)
1973-1976 John Binnie
1976-2012 Michael & Pamela J. Poole
Templandshaw incorporated the lands of Roundshaw, Longshaw, and Larishaw shown in this for sale notice of 1818. Shaw is an old word for wood, and presumably Larishaw may have been a woodland with fox lairs?
Edinburgh Gazette
1885 Valuation Rolls
Owner - William Harvey.
1895 prop. John Harvey, tenant James Baird.
No further entries.
The 1851 census for Templandshaw shows Ann Harvie 70 (McKerrow) widow of John Harvie who died in 1837, farmer of 100 acres employing 1 woman, daughter Jane 49, grandson John Harvie 21 who is employed on the farm and John Lennox 17 grandson. Ann died in 1857.
The 1861 census for Templandshaw shows Gilbert Harvey 27 farming 100 acres with his sister Agnes 22 who is a dairymaid, farmer's daughters Mary Harvie and Margaret Harvie 20 who are visiting, and Agnes Park 1 & Violet Lees 12 who are also visiting.
The 1871 census shows unmarried Gilbert 35 farming 100 acres of which 50 are arable assisted by his sister Margaret Harvey 38 who is housekeeper and 1 female general servant.
The 1881 census for Templandshaw Farm shows William Harvey s 76yr old widower (Fa:John Harvey Mo: Ann McKerrow) farming 120 acres of which 40 are arable employing 1 man and 1 girl. He is assisted by his unmarried sister Mary Harvey 52 who is a dairymaid, 1 ploughman and 1 female general servant.
The 1891 census shows Templandshaw being occupied by Margaret Harvey 57 who is unmarried and is a housekeeper, her unmarried sister Mary 52 who is a dairymaid, 1 ploughman and 1 female general servant.
The 1901 census shows Templandshaw being farmed by John Harvey 70, his wife Jane 60 (Morton), son John 21 and 1 female farm servant.
(John previously farmed Hollybush Farm, Mauchline)
Auchinleck Cemetery Lair Ref: 117
Er Wm Harvey d Templandshaw 14/2/1890 86, wife Agnes Clark 13/9/1855 54, fa John Harvey 21/1/1837 89, mo Ann McKerrow 21/4/1857 79, sis Jean Harvey 21/2/1860 59, son John Harvey d Mid Wellwood 23/10/1915 86 (w Jeanie Morton d Mid Wellwood 28/3/1927 88)
Lair Ref: 118
This is the burial place of John Harvie, Templandshaw. Here lyes the remains of Jean Milliken his mo wd May 1796 (Back) IMO John Harvie d 21/1/1837 89.
