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Volume contents
- 1 - Arbroath Town etc , Index
- 3 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 3 (start)
- 10 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 10
- 20 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 20
- 30 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 30
- 40 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 40
- 44 - Arbroath Town etc , loose page
- 50 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 50
- 60 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 60
- 67 - Arbroath Town etc , Page 67 (end)
- 68 - Arbroath Town etc , Title Page
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supposed Site of REFECTORY [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of Refectory | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath |
046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Supposed Site of CLOISTERS [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of Cloisters | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Supposed Site of DORMITORY [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of Dormitory | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Supposed Site of CHAPTER HOUSE [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of Chapter House | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Remains of VESTRY (Supposed) [Arbroath Abbey] | Remains of Vestry (Supposed) | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Supposed Site of ST CATHERINE'S ALTAR [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of St. Catherine's Altar | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, etc. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Supposed Site of ST MARY'S ALTAR [Arbroath Abbey] | Supposed Site of St. Mary's Altar | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
| Site of HIGH ALTAR [Arbroath Abbey] | Site of High Altar | Mr. Miller. Writer Arbroath Mr. Bremnar Printer, &c. Arbroath | 046 | [Situation] These objects are situated adjoining or connected with Abbey of Aberbrothock (Remains of) These objects were parts of the Abbey, and every research and enquiry has been made as to [them.] The two authorities quoted were found to be the best acqainted with the history and traditions of the establishments, particularly Mr. Miller who is just now preparing for the press a historical and Topographical account of the parishes of Arbroath and St. Vigeans and from the arguments and proofs [he] adduces as to the identity of each of these objects there is not much room doubt. But Mr. Bremnar who also published a small pamphlet as historical account of the Abbey does not speak with so much certainty but wherever he has expressed a doubt the word supposed is used and both gentlemen have agreed as to the propriety of this. As to the designation North Aisle, South Aisle; North Transept, &c. Their situation shew them, and perhaps it is a matter of indifference whether they be written on plan or not. [continued on page 59] |
Continued entries/extra info
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Town of Arbroath -- Sheet 46.11 No.24 Trace 5
Western Towers [note]
Note. Instead of Western Towers
which name cannot be well written on
plan so as to apply properly, it is better
write the designation "Tower" to each
Ordnance Survey - Angus county, OS Name Books - Forfar (Angus) county - Volume 5 - Town of Arbroath, OS1/14/5
This volume contains information on place names found in the Forfarshire town of Arbroath.
Ordnance Survey - Angus county
Ordnance Survey was established in the 18th century to create maps, surveys and associated records for the entirety of Great Britain. These records are arranged by county. This entry has been created to enable searching for Ordnance Survey records for the county of Angus, which is in the east of Scotland. The boundaries of the county were altered by the Boundary Commissioners in 1891.