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The Valuation Rolls list Roundshaw as being in the parish of Sorn. Tenants include James Weir 1800s and owner Major Alexander, and Robert Wardrop 1900s as proprietor and occupier.
In 1841 census it appears in the parish of Sorn with John McCrae the farmer age 55
This map shows proximity to a rabbit warren, hence Larishaw? Or note the old drove road passing right through Roundshaw. A stopping place for resting and watering animals is a lairage. Is this the origin of the lands of Larishaw mentioned in the 1818 advert? Interesting speculation.
The Edinburgh Gazette
And from the same event in 1818, a more detailed entry from the Caledonian Mercury
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| By Bob Forrest in 2007 from Geograph |
It was part of the Auchinleck Estate
The Valuation Rolls list Roundshaw as being in the parish of Sorn. Tenants include James Weir 1800s and owner Major Alexander, and Robert Wardrop 1900s as proprietor and occupier.
In 1841 census it appears in the parish of Sorn with John McCrae the farmer age 55
This map shows proximity to a rabbit warren, hence Larishaw? Or note the old drove road passing right through Roundshaw. A stopping place for resting and watering animals is a lairage. Is this the origin of the lands of Larishaw mentioned in the 1818 advert? Interesting speculation.
The Edinburgh Gazette
And from the same event in 1818, a more detailed entry from the Caledonian Mercury
