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Andrew in 1775 records only records the site of 'Borlands'. Taylor and
Skinner's 1776 maps mark the 'Ruins of Borland Castle' lying close to the 38 mile stone on the Dumfries Road. Ainslie's map of 1821 records only a Borland Castle lying close to the Borland Burn. In 1832 Thomson's map shows a Borland with a Smithy Mill and dwellings marked as Chapel, Netherton and Midton. A Borland Mains is shown some distance to the west of Borland. In 1857 the Dumfries Road still ran through Borland Smithy and the site of Borland Castle is clearly marked close to the site named Castle Hill that lies next to the main line railway. Borland Mill was still in use as a corn mill and the timber mill is shown opposite Borland Mains, close to the Borland Burn although a water supply is not shown. The site of the chapel is shown.
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used to furnish food for his castle or dwelling. Linking the name to Wild Boar is a more fanciful association that is occasionally inferred when such a placename exists. The
Dumfries Road used to run through Borland Smithy and close to the castle site, but now runs slightly to the east with the line of the old road still visible. The castle was one of three in the parish of
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The kitchen of East
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The name 'Hallow Chapel' has also been used and ruins were still visible in 1837 but robbed out by 1899. A carved stone from this site, carved with concentric circles was built into the west wall of the old Chapel farmhouse. It was recorded that human bones and skulls were found during ploughing and
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This loch lay within the Lands of
Borland, held by the Hamilton family since circa late 14th to early 15th centuries. It is one of the very few bodies of water that have an outflow running in two different directions. Fanciful imagination has pictured a trout swimming up the River Ayr, passing into
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The castle or fortified manor house lay on an area of slightly raised ground between the old
Borland Smithy (East Borland Farm) and Borland Mill. No remains are visible on the site as the farmer removed the remaining walls previous to 1855, although some of the foundations although stones are still
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It is a little unusual for the name 'Borland' to be associated directly with a castle as a 'Boor' was a serf and Norman lords often apportioned lands near their castles for their servants. Borland or
Bordland could also mean the mensal land that was granted to the feudal superior specifically to be
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Borland are recorded as having possessed a pre-reformation chapel (NS594173) on the now demolished farm of Chapel House. In circa 1636-52 a Boirland church/chapel site is clearly shown on Robert Gordon's map. The 1857 OS map shows the site of the chapel. Borland Chapel is recorded by
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The Blaeu's 1654 map only indicates an important site named 'Boirland'. Moll's map appears to show
Borland close to the river without naming it. Roy's military survey of 1747 only shows a 'Borland' site with a group of buildings within an enclosure and two groups of buildings nearby. Armstrong,
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In 1611 Towlach, Garlaffen and
Sandochhill were part of the Lands of Borland within the Barony of Cumnock. At the time of Hugh Hamilton the Lands of Borland consisted of the following properties that were inherited by his grand-daughter Margaret Hamilton in 1699 and formed her dowry:- Borland,
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sometimes struck during ploughing and part of the old moat was visible in the 19th century situated close to the
Borland Burn that was ideally located to fill it. The farmer in 1855 referred to it as Borland House however it is recorded as a ruined castle on several maps up until 1821.
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William Montgomerie succeeded his father Hugh and married Anne Hamilton of Letham and in 1711 was a Commissioner of Supply for Ayrshire. John was the son of this William and became a collector of taxes did not live at Borland due to the sale of the lands by his father.
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In 1939 archaeological excavations revealed a wood lined shaft in the north-west side of the sandpit and a fragment of a Medieval jug was discovered within, raising the suggestion that this site had been used as a kitchen-refuse dump for Borland Castle.
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The Montgomeries of Borland held these lands until 1751 when the property passed to the Montgomeries of Coilsfield who together with McAdam of Waterhead were trustees and sold the lands to various parties. In 1790 the lands were purchased by the
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At Borland Smithy, now East Borland Farm, a fine felstone celt was found with an oblique cutting edge. Fine ornamented clay whorls and urn fragments have also been found. In 1898 two sepulchral urns were found in the Castle Knowe.
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In 1577 a John Hamilton was murdered by John Turnbull of Kelsis. In 1611 William Hamilton inherited Borland from his father Patrick and in 1616 a Hugh Hamilton, with in 1650 a John Hamilton of Borland also recorded.
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long and six inches in height. These initials are those of Hugh Montgomerie of Prestwickshaws and his bride Margaret Hamilton.
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The old lade running from the Black Loch to Borland Mill.
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that had been fought in 1543 at the Gallowmuir close to
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Dunlop Parish. A History of Church, Parish and Nobility
1229:"Armstrong, Andrew, 1700-1794. A new map of Ayrshire"
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton. V.1 - Kyle
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2307:History of Scotland by location
1352:. Carn Publishing. p. 14.
1114:. Carn Publishing. p. 23.
1074:. Carn Publishing. p. 23.
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958:. Carn Publishing. p. 10.
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809:. Carn Publishing. p. 23.
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759:. Carn Publishing. p. 24.
652:. Carn Publishing. p. 23.
606:. Carn Publishing. p. 24.
587:McMichael, George (1881–1890).
574:The Medieval Castle in Scotland
536:. Carn Publishing. p. 23.
1989:University Hospital Crosshouse
1382:Loch o' th' Lowes, New Cumnock
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1154:. James Stillie. p. 315.
1139:. James Stillie. p. 316.
1099:. James Stillie. p. 315.
1059:. James Stillie. p. 314.
1044:. James Stillie. p. 314.
1029:. James Stillie. p. 313.
387:at Barskimming, entering the
2037:Neighbouring council areas:
1785:Members of the UK Parliament
1337:. Elliot Stock. p. 166.
922:. Elliot Stock. p. 166.
719:. Elliot Stock. p. 166.
572:Mackenzie, W. McKay (1927).
18:Human settlement in Scotland
1939:The HALO Urban Regeneration
1335:Prehistoric Man in Ayrshire
920:Prehistoric Man in Ayrshire
717:Prehistoric Man in Ayrshire
268:. Lying two miles south of
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1350:The History of Old Cumnock
1112:The History of Old Cumnock
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956:The History of Old Cumnock
934:"Canmore - Borland Chapel"
832:The History of Old Cumnock
807:The History of Old Cumnock
782:The History of Old Cumnock
757:The History of Old Cumnock
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628:"Canmore - Borland Castle"
604:The History of Old Cumnock
534:The History of Old Cumnock
35:The site of Borland Castle
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591:. Hugh Henry. p. 85.
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1848:Dalmore House and Estate
1479:; Leader of the Council
1150:Paterson, James (1863).
1135:Paterson, James (1863).
1095:Paterson, James (1863).
1055:Paterson, James (1863).
1040:Paterson, James (1863).
1025:Paterson, James (1863).
2297:Ruins in East Ayrshire
1994:Kilmarnock town centre
1984:NHS Ayrshire and Arran
1761:Saint Joseph's Academy
1474:Provost of the Council
1348:Warrick, John (1992).
1110:Warrick, John (1992).
1070:Warrick, John (1992).
979:Warrick, John (1992).
954:Warrick, John (1992).
830:Warrick, John (1992).
805:Warrick, John (1992).
780:Warrick, John (1992).
755:Warrick, John (1992).
648:Warrick, John (1992).
602:Warrick, John (1992).
576:. Methuen. p. 29.
532:Warrick, John (1992).
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1271:"Ainslie, John, 1821"
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1756:Robert Burns Academy
1548:Villages and hamlets
1333:Smith, John (1895).
918:Smith, John (1895).
715:Smith, John (1895).
557:Bayne, John (1935).
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