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Charting The Nation
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Work Record ID:
0043866
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Shelfmark:
RHP89849
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Holding Institution:
National Archives of Scotland
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National Archives of Scotland
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Title:
Survey of Kilkivan Glebe Exclusive of Church Yard
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Survey of Kilkivan Glebe Exclusive of Church Yard
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Creator:
Anonymous
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Date:
1728-1748
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1728-1748
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Description:
The paper of this map has darkened and there are stains, but the clear handwriting in not difficult to read. Its shows the lands belonging to the church at Kilkivan, Campbeltown, Argyll, and indicates the position of the manse, its garden, which is shown surrounded by trees, and the roads and ditches leading away from it. The field names are all in Gaelic and are given prominent positions. In the lower half of the sheet is a table which lists the fields by name, along with their acreage 'in Scotish measure'. The total acreage in given at the bottom of the sheet, in both Scottish and English measure Kilkivan was one of the four ancient parishes of the area, which were united into one at the end of the 17th century. At the same time, the settlement lost its name of Kilkerran, and became Campbeltown. Kilkivan is an anglicisation of Cill Caomhan or St Kevin's church.
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The paper of this map has darkened and there are stains, but the clear handwriting in not difficult to read. Its shows the lands belonging to the church at Kilkivan, Campbeltown, Argyll, and indicates the position of the manse, its garden, which is shown surrounded by trees, and the roads and ditches leading away from it. The field names are all in Gaelic and are given prominent positions. In the lower half of the sheet is a table which lists the fields by name, along with their acreage 'in Scotish measure'. The total acreage in given at the bottom of the sheet, in both Scottish and English measure Kilkivan was one of the four ancient parishes of the area, which were united into one at the end of the 17th century. At the same time, the settlement lost its name of Kilkerran, and became Campbeltown. Kilkivan is an anglicisation of Cill Caomhan or St Kevin's church.
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Manuscript map/plan
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Measurement:
23 x 37.5cm (9 1/16" x 1' 2 3/4")
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23 x 37.5cm (9 1/16" x 1' 2 3/4")
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Paper
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Pen and ink
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Pen and ink
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Subject Place:
Argyll and Bute
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Argyll and Bute
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Subject Place:
Campbeltown Battery
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Campbeltown Battery
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Subject Place:
Kilkivan Church
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Kilkivan Church
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Scotland
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Scotland
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Rights Statement:
Courtesy of the Keeper of the Records of Scotland
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Courtesy of the Keeper of the Records of Scotland
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Repro Title:
Survey of Kilkivan Glebe Exclusive of Church Yard [1 of 1]
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Survey of Kilkivan Glebe Exclusive of Church Yard [1 of 1]
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7072 x 7072
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Repro Old ID Number:
00002193
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Repro Description:
Scanned within mylar envelope.
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Scanned within mylar envelope.
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Repro Capture Date:
05/02/2001 14:34:00
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05/02/2001 14:34:00
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