Volume contents
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 103
Name -- Page
Faughley Burn -- 24
Fisheracre -- 25
Forresthill -- 6
Free Church -- 49
Garngrew -- 90
Garth -- 32
Garvald -- 10
Garvald Burn -- 61
Glenhead -- 67
Glenhead Cottage -- 66
Glenhouse -- 11
Glenhouse Cottage -- 32
Gote Road -- 61
Grayswalls -- 4
Greensburn -- 21
Haggs -- 87
Haircraigs -- 79
Hall -- 44
Hallhouse -- 43
Harvie's Mailing -- 21
Hayfield -- 72
Hayfield Cottage -- 79
Heads Wood -- 60
Headswood -- 59
Headswood Cottage -- 60
Herbertshire Mill (Paper) -- 8
Herbertshire Street -- 34
High Banknock -- 77
High Myothill -- 31
Hillend -- 70
Hillhead -- 92
Hollinbush -- 87
Hollinbush Cottage -- 88
Hookney -- 9
Jenny Lind Pit (Coal) -- 66
Knowehead -- 97
Knowehead Cottage -- 81
Lesliepark -- 59
Leys -- 19
Leysbent -- 29
Linns -- 13
Little Denny -- 39
Little Denny Bridge -- 56
Little Denny Burn -- 57
Loanhead Cottage -- 66
Lochpark Cottage -- 51
Lochpark House -- 51
Lochridge Cottage -- 51
Longcroft -- 94
Longcroft Cottage -- 85
Longhill -- 4
Low Banknock -- 64
Manse -- 17
Manse (Parish) -- 50
Manse -- 50
Manse -- 29
Manse -- 89
Meadowgreens -- 20
Middle Bankhead -- 69
Middle Banknock -- 77
Middle Thomaston -- 86
Mount Pleasant -- 92
Muirhead -- 74
Muirhead -- 19
Mydub -- 54
Myot Hill -- 24
Myothill -- 31
Nether Mains -- 43
Nicolswalls -- 6
North -- 10
North Haircraigs -- 73
Oak Inn -- 15
Odd Fellows' Hall -- 33
Overton -- 5
Parkfoot -- 17
Parkfoot -- 93
Parkfoot Cottage -- 98
Parkhead -- 96
Parkhill -- 26
Peathill -- 99
Post Office -- 78
Randolph-hill Cottage -- 11
Railway Hotel -- 55
Railway Tavern -- 55
Rashiehill -- 28
Transcriber's notes
The entry "North -- 10" is a typo. It should be Northshields as can be seen on page 10
There appears to be an asterisk (*) next to the entry "Middle Thomaston -- 86" although I can find no reference on this or other pages
Ordnance Survey - Stirling county, OS Name Books - Stirling county - Volume 8 - Parish of Denny, OS1/32/8
This volume contains information on place names found in the parish of Denny.
Ordnance Survey - Stirling 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 Stirling, which is in central Scotland. The boundaries of the county were altered by the Boundary Commissioners in 1891.