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1950-51 Valuation Roll for Girthon N.B. Grey lettering in the "Proprietor" column usually represents text that is repeated where the original has a "do." (ditto). Red lettering represents information that has been inferred from other documents, e.g. Censuses & property deeds. Ref. Description Situation Proprietor Tenant Occupier Inhabitant Occupier Page 1 Farm & house Townhead John A. Armstrong, farmer Proprietor 1 2 House Townhead John A. Armstrong, farmer Proprietor Ian Holt, ploughman 1 3 House Townhead John A. Armstrong, farmer Proprietor John Little 1 4 Shootings Townhead John A. Armstrong, farmer Mrs Murray-Usher, Cally Estate Tenant 1 Trustees of late Mrs Alexandra Murray Baillie per 5 House & garden Cally, Cushat Wood Proprietors 1 Gifford, solicitors, Castle Douglas G.F. Bourne-May per A.E. Cliff McCulloch, St 6 Glebe Girthon Old Manse Robert Taylor, Disdow Tenant 1 Mary's Isle Estate, Kirkcudbright 7 Farm & house Disdow G.F. Bourne- May as above Robert Taylor, Disdow Tenant 1 7a Land East & West Gallowhill G.F. Bourne- May as above Robert Taylor, Disdow Tenant 1 8 Bothy East & West Gallowhill G.F. Bourne- May as above Robert Taylor, Disdow Tenant Empty 1 9 House East & West Gallowhill G.F. Bourne- May as above Proprietor John Henderson, trapper 1 10 Farm & house Cairn G.F. Bourne- May as above Andrew Graham, Auchengassel Tenant ? Scott, shepherd 1 10a Woodlands Disdow & Cairn G.F. Bourne- May as above Proprietor 1 11 House Hillhead G.F. Bourne- May as above Empty 1 12 Water supply rent Windywalls G.F. Bourne- May as above Mrs Vivian Martin Tenant 1 Hon. Virginia Brett per Gifford, solicitors, Castle 13 House & garage Girthon Kirk Mrs Marjory Murray Tenant 1 Douglas British Transport Commission, St Enoch's Station, 14 House Loch Skerrow Malcolm P. McCattie, pointsman Tenant 1 Glasgow 15 House Loch Skerrow British Transport Commission, as above John Paton, lengthman Tenant 1 16 House Loch Skerrow British Transport Commission, as above James Cook, ganger Tenant 1 17 House Loch Skerrow British Transport Commission, as above James McFadzean, signalman Tenant 1 18 House Loch Skerrow British Transport Commission, as above John Paton, lengthman Tenant 1 19 Farm & house Clauchan J. & T. Clark, farmers Proprietors 1 20 House Clauchan J. & T. Clark, farmers Proprietors Thomas T. Clark, farmer 1 21 Shootings Clauchan J. & T. Clark, farmers Proprietors 1 Forestry Commission, per Assistant 22 Woodlands Cally Proprietors 1 Commissioner, Edinburgh 23 Lodge Cally, West Lodge Forestry Commission, as above Roy White Tenant 1 24 House Cally, Kennels Forestry Commission, as above John A. Anderson Tenant 1 25 petrol pump & tank Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 1 26 Forest Workers' Holding No 1 Cally Forestry Commission, as above C.S. McCulloch Tenant 1 27 Forest Workers' Holding No 2 Cally Forestry Commission, as above John Goudie Tenant 1 28 Forest Workers' Holding No 3 Cally Forestry Commission, as above R. Hannah Tenant 1 29 Forest Workers' Holding No 4 Cally Forestry Commission, as above John McG. White Tenant 1 30 Forest Workers' Holding No 5 Cally Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors D.M. Murray, foreman 1 31 Bungalow Cally, forester's house Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors J.D. MacDonald, forester 1 32 Lodge Cally, Avenue Lodge Forestry Commission, as above W. Clannahan Tenant 1 33 Woodlands & nursery Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 1 34 Park Cally, Bush Moss & Whillan Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice, Cally Mains Tenant 1 35 Cricket Ground Cally Forestry Commission, as above Gatehouse Cricket Club Tenants 1 36 Farm & house Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice Tenant 1 37 House Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice Tenant Sam. Bryson, byreman 1 38 House Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice Tenant Joseph Kerr, oddman 1 39 House Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice Tenant Fred. McQuarrie, shepherd 1 40 House Cally Mains Forestry Commission, as above John Prentice Tenant Alex. McKie, ploughman 1 41 Land High Barlay, part Forestry Commission, as above Mrs Murray Usher Tenant 1 42 Land High Barlay, for planting Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 1 1950-51 Valuation Roll for Girthon N.B. Grey lettering in the "Proprietor" column usually represents text that is repeated where the original has a "do." (ditto). Red lettering represents information that has been inferred from other documents, e.g. Censuses & property deeds. Ref. Description Situation Proprietor Tenant Occupier Inhabitant Occupier Page 43a Field Merse land Forestry Commission, as above J.F. Sproat, Boreland of Anwoth Tenant 2 43b Field Upper Quarries Forestry Commission, as above J.F. Sproat, Boreland of Anwoth Tenant 2 43c Field Broad Meadow Forestry Commission, as above J.F. Sproat, Boreland of Anwoth Tenant 2 43d Field Laundry Park Forestry Commission, as above J.F. Sproat, Boreland of Anwoth Tenant 2 44 Shootings Cally Forestry Commission, as above Mrs Murray Usher of Cally Tenant 2 45 House Cally, Ivy Cottage Forestry Commission, as above Alexander Shaw Tenant 2 46 Land for nursery Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 2 47 Land for planting & house Orchars Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 2 48 House Orchars Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors Empty 2 49 Shootings Orchars Forestry Commission, as above Proprietors 2 50 House Cally, Deer Park Forestry Commission, as above Dugald Mackinnon Tenant 2 51 Fishings Cally, Bush Moss Forestry Commission, as above H. Stewart Paton, Anwoth Hotel Tenant 2 52 Farm & house Laghead James P. Forrest Proprietor 2 53 Shootings Laghead James P. Forrest Proprietor 2 54 Girthon Old Manse Kathleen M. Fraser, wife of Brig. S. Fraser, rtd. Proprietrix 2 55 Bungalow & garage Sandgreen, Broom Mrs Elizabeth C. Frew, Dunearn, Treemain Proprietrix 2 Gatehouse Bowling Club per John Cochrane, 20 56 Bowling green & clubhouse Proprietors 2 Catherine St. 57 Land for public park Gatehouse Community Council Proprietors 2 58 Farm & house Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor & Jas H Gordon jnr 2 59 House Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor & Jas H Gordon jnr James Hunter, foreman 2 60 House Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor & Jas H Gordon jnr John Maltman, tractor driver 2 61 House Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor & Jas H Gordon jnr Empty 2 62 House Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor & Jas H Gordon jnr Adam Robson, dairyman 2 63 Shootings Boreland of Girthon James H. Gordon Proprietor 2 64 Hut Sandgreen James H. Gordon Proprietor 2 65 Farm & house Grobdale Andrew A. Graham, Auchengassel, Twynholm Proprietor Issac T. Dalziel, shepherd 2 66 Shootings Grobdale Andrew A. Graham, Auchengassel, Twynholm Proprietor 2 67 Bungalow, store & garage Sandgreen Vera Johnstone, widow, per Williamson & Henry Proprietrix 2 68 House Sandgreen, Capstan Margaret Law, widow, per Hewat, Castle Douglas Liferentrix 2 69 Lodge Belvedere Lodge Mrs Rose Leared Proprietrix 2 70 House & offices Windywalls Mrs Vivien M. Martyn, Trebah, Falmouth Alastair Murray, Girthon Cottage Tenant 2 71 Garage Windywalls Mrs Vivien M. Martyn, Trebah, Falmouth Alastair Murray, Girthon Cottage Tenant 2 72 Cottar House Littleton Maj.Gen. Sir A.J. McCulloch, per A.E. Cliff- R. & J.A. Armstrong, farmers Tenants Andrew McWilliam, shepherd 2 73 Cottar House Littleton Maj.Gen. Sir A.J. McCulloch, as above R. & J.A. Armstrong, farmers Tenants Ian Holt, ploughman 2 74 Bungalow & garage Sandgreen, The Shack Ida McKenzie, widow Proprietrix 2 75 Farm & house Drumwall T.&G. McMillan, farmers, Margrie, Borgue Proprietors 2 76 Woodlands Drumwall T.&G. McMillan, farmers, Margrie, Borgue Proprietors 2 National Trust for Scotland, per Charlotte Squ., John Heughan Jnr, Mains of 77 Site of hut Carrick Tenant 3 Edinburgh Greenlaw, Castle Douglas 78 Site of two huts Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Rev J.E. Mothersill, The Manse, Tenant 3 79 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above George Wheeler, Cluden, Tenant 3 80 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Mrs Henrietta Dunn, Annan Rd, Tenant 3 81 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above James Orr, 21 High St, Gatehouse Tenant 3 82 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above David Sassoon, artist, 3 High St, Tenant 3 83 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Arch. C. Watson, solicitor, Tenant 3 84 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above John Kerr, builder, Kirkcudbright Tenant 3 85 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Thomas G. Duncan, 21 Gillsland Rd, Tenant 3 86 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above D G Ramsay, Skair Kilndale, Tenant 3 87 Walled enclosure Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Proprietors 3 1950-51 Valuation Roll for Girthon N.B. Grey lettering in the "Proprietor" column usually represents text that is repeated where the original has a "do." (ditto). Red lettering represents information that has been inferred from other documents, e.g. Censuses & property deeds. Ref. Description Situation Proprietor Tenant Occupier Inhabitant Occupier Page 88 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above D. Griffiths, Scotstoun, South Tenant 3 89 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above W. Miles Johnston, The Crafts, Tenant 3 90 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above David Sassoon, artist, 3 High St, Tenant 3 91 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Dr Wm. Sharp, 8 Cramond Rd, Tenant 3 92 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Maj. Thomas Dickson, Wallace Hall, Tenant 3 93 Site of hut Carrick National Trust for Scotland, as above Mary Murdoch, teacher, Kilncroft, Tenant 3 94 Land Murray's Isles National Trust for Scotland, as above Proprietors 3 95 Hut (tenant's erection) Carrick Shore Mary J.
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