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Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) FALKIRK ARCHIVES Russel & Aitken Papers finding aid (3): Maps & Plans The finding aid for the Russel & Aitken Papers has been divided into 63 parts. This part contains a list of the maps and plans held by the firm of Russel & Aitken. Maps & plans The plans held by Russel & Aitken were either related to work on behalf of clients (such as property transactions, sequestrations and boundary disputes) or were related to the property and mineral rights and interests of members of the Aitken and Russel families. Most of these were separated from the legal papers and while it is possible to make connections to some surviving papers, these maps and plans have been retained in a separate series. Note on custodial history and arrangement The maps and plans consist of two separate deposits. Maps and plans with the reference code A1802 were originally deposited in the National Library of Scotland in the 1970s and were given the references NLS Deposits 240 and 250, and were subsequently transferred to Falkirk Council Archives in August 2004. Maps and plans with the reference code A1803 were deposited by Russel & Aitken in Falkirk Council Archives between 1999 and 2005. The maps and plans transferred from the National Library of Scotland had been grouped into Transport, Architectural, Estate and Mineral plans and this arrangement has been retained, and four further groups added for municipal works, gas manufacture designs, ordnance survey maps and miscellaneous maps and plans. Reference Codes: A664/S4 Item List Reference No Date Description A1803.160 14 Oct 1868 List of plans held by Russel & Aitken Transport plans A1802.001 1771 Forth and Clyde Canal: cut from Carron to Forth A1802.002 1836 Forth and Clyde Canal: branches, Loanhead to Denny, Chacefield Wood to Coxethill, Peathill to Bonnybridge, and Coxethill to Stirling A1802.003 ca 1828 Road from Callendar Wood to Falkirk High Street A1802.004 1897 Falkirk Burgh Improvements. Plans & sections of proposed road widening and new bridge, Vicar Street, Falkirk A1802.005 ?1836 Stirlingshire Midland Junction Railway A1802.006 1845 Plan & section of the proposed Stirlingshire Midland Junction Railway (folder with 2 plans) A1802.007 1855 Stirlingshire Midland Junction Railway, branch to Carron (rolled) A1802.008 1842 Combined view of Monkland and Kirkintilloch, Ballochney Slamannan Wishaw and Coltness, and Wilsontown Morningside Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) and Coltness Railways A1802.009 1842 Slamannan Railway at Lodge A1802.010 1846 Shieldhill branch of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway A1802.011 1896 North British Railway land at Grahamston A1803.134 08 Jan 1905 Plan for the improvement of Grangemouth Harbour A1803.135 (19th Plan of proposed docks at Grangemouth Century) A1803.136 1850s? Plan of proposed route of Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway through Falkirk and Polmont A1803.137 1900 Naval survey of River Forth from Carron River to Stirling, surveyed in 1898 from HMSS "Research" A1803.138 1846 Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Shieldhill Branch - plan of ground to be taken off property of James Russell A1803.139 1936 Plans of ground to be acquired from CB Sheriff of Stenhouse, Larbert for road widening of Bellsdyke Rd., Larbert/Stenhousemuir A1803.140 1920s? 1-2500 OS Map of Greenbank Canal Basin, Seafield, Craigend, Greenrig, Howrig: plus tracing paper plan of ownerships/tenancies in Polmont & Muiravonside Parishes. A1803.141 1898 Map of River Forth - Carron River to Stirling A1803.142 1840s Plan through the property of SD Stirling, Shiels Farm, Larbert of the land required by the Scottish Central Railway. Annotated - 'This does not appear to be a plan of the ground actually acquired by the Railway Co. which extends to 16.482 acres.' A1803.143 1840s Plan through the property of SD Stirling, Shiels Farm, Larbert of the land required by the Scottish Central Railway. (duplicate of EN 1970/map/27a but not annotated) A1803.144 1851 Scottish Central Railway, Alloa Branch - Coloured plan through the Estate of Kersie, the property of Sir Alexander C Gibson- Maitland Bart. A1803.145 1836 Plan of proposed Canal in extension of Forth & Clyde Navigation from near Loanhead to Denny with branches from Peathill to Bonnybridge from Chacefield Wood to Coxethill near St. Ninians and from thence to Smithfield near Stirling and intended Reservoir A1803.146 1850 Comparative Sections of the Approaches from the North to Falkirk by Hope St. & Graham's Rd. A1803.147 1900 Map of River Forth (sections joined together) from Port Edgar to Stirling with detail of the river and towns and properties on each bank. A1803.148 19th Century Schedule of Days of Par in Scotland, including Days of Grace (appears to be related to railway stations) Architectural Plans A1802.012 1953 Alma Villa, Falkirk, alterations, A1802.013 n d North Arnloss, steading alterations, A1802.014 1860, Bantaskine House, complete architectural drawings covering every aspect of the construction of the house A1802.015 1845 Two houses at Blackbraes Colliery, Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) A1802.016 n d Proposed buildings at Blackbraes Colliery A1802.017 n d Blairs farm, Glenbervie, A1802.018 19th cent Campfield Street, feus, Falkirk, feu plan, A1802.019 1862 Tenement in Cow Wynd, Falkirk, for Mr Learmonth, A1802.020 n d Crowbank Farm, (2 plans) A1802.021 ca 1860 House at Drum Farm, A1802.022 1874 Dundas House, printed sale brochure, A1802.023 1873 Falkirk Burgh School, complete architectural drawings A1802.024 1856 Ferryfield print works, Vale of Leven, A1802.025 1826 Kepp Distillery, Arnprior, A1802.026 1829 Kepp Distillery, Arnprior, A1802.027 n d Loanrig Farm, A1802.028 1863 House at Meikle Canglour, A1802.029 1877 House in Maggie Wood Loan, Falkirk, A1802.030 ca 1950 Parkhouse Works, Falkirk, alterations, A1802.031 ca 1854 Roberts Wynd, Falkirk, A1802.032/01 ca 1860 House for Mr Robert Turnbull, A1802.032/02 ca 1860 House for Mr Robert Turnbull, A1803.001 20th Century Plans of Johnston & Paton Ltd. proposed new Offices, store and yard at Dalgrain, Grangemouth A1803.002 Circa 1854 Plan of proposed new garages and paper store for Grahamston Iron Co. A1803.003 1954 Plan of alterations to house at 73 Alma Street, Falkirk for Grahamston Iron Co. A1803.004 Feb 1954 Plan of alterations to provide bathroom at 73 Alma St. Falkirk for Grahamston Iron Co. A1803.005 1857 Plan of Boxton & Boxton Righead - property of John Dallas Marshall A1803.006 19th Century? Drawing of proposed Pavilion building ground at Falkirk A1803.007 1810 Plan showing houses between Back Row and High Street, Falkirk. Also three sheets of architectural drawings and floor plans for an unnamed house. A1803.008 1954 Plans for proposed new Boiler House for Grahamston Iron Co.(2) A1803.009 1954 Architect's plans of new mechanised moulding shop at Grahamston Iron Co. A1803.010 1955 Architect's plans (2) of proposed castings shed at Merchiston Foundry, Smith St., Bainsford, Falkirk Estate plans A1802.033 ca 1780 Plan of Abbotshaugh and Dalderse Estates, Stirlingshire A1802.034 ca 1850 Plan of Abbotshaugh and Dalderse Estates, Stirlingshire A1802.035 1849 Plan of Miss Archibald’s property, Airth, Stirlingshire A1802.036 1854 Plan of Almond Iron works (rolled) A1802.037 1834 Plan of Arnotdale, Falkirk (rolled) property of James Russell A1802.038 1827 Plan of Arnprior - Kepp distillery- In process James Striling of Garden against John Haldane of Stirling A1802.039 1860 Plan of Auchengairnie, (rolled) property of Thomas Johnston A1802.040 ca 1828 Plan of Bankhead (rolled) property of Arch Cuthill A1802.041 1888 Plan of Banknock Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) A1802.042/01 1840 Plan showing proposed new cut for the Callaghburn at Binnyhill, property of George Waddell A1802.042/02 Plan of John Graham’s garden A1802.042/03 Letter to George Waddell from Slamannan Railway Office concerning the purchase of Binnyhill land A1802.042/04 Disposition- Sale of Binnyhill site to Slamanan Railway Office from George Waddell A1802.043/01 1822 Plan of Boghead A1802.043/02 nd (1822) Plan of Boghead, copy A1802.043/03 1822 Valuation of Boghead site (property of James Cuthill) A1802.044 1814 Plan of Broomage Mains (torn in two) A1802.045 Plan of Camelon showing march of Mr Simpson’s and Mr Watt’s properties A1802.046/01 1849 Plan of Campfield feus (rolled) A1802.046/02 1849 Plan of Campfield feus (rolled) A1802.047/01 1800 Plan of Canglour (rolled) A1802.047/02 1785 Plan of the division of Canglour Muir, A1802.048/01 1838 Plan of Carbrook, with an engraving of the house A1802.048/02 Auction advertisement and letter concerning Carbrook A1802.049 1761 Plan of grounds leased by Carron Co from Sir Michael Bruce of Stenhousemuir. Shows Carron Works and surrounding area A1802.050 1845 Plan of Denovan (rolled) A1802.051/01 1838 Plan of lands of Gateside, Shanks, Drumbroider and Whatstone- edge, property of John Graham. A1802.051/02 n d Plan of Drumbroider A1802.052/01 1862 Plan of Duncarron Garden A1802.052/02 Measurement of Duncarron Garden A1802.053 pre1870 Plan of Dyke, A1802.054/01 1843 Plan of sequestrated estate of Thomas Aitken, Falkirk A1802.054/02 1845 Plan of sequestrated estate of Thomas Aitken, Falkirk (rolled) A1802.055 1830 Plan of Glenbervie (rolled) A1802.056 1905 Plan of Grangemouth, proposed new streets at Powdrate (rolled) A1802.057 19th cent Plan of Greensburn (rolled) A1802.058 1800 Plan of Kersie Mains, (cropping plan) A1802.059 1810 Plan of Kinnaird, (copy) A1802.060 1902 Plan of Larbert Churchyard, A1802.061/01 Plan of Lochgreen (rolled) A1802.061/02
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  • Information February 2008

    Information February 2008

    Insight 2006 Population estimates for settlements and wards Information February 2008 This Insight contains the latest estimates of the population of settlements and wards within Falkirk Council area. These update the 2005 figures published in April 2007. The total population of the Council area is 149,680. Introduction Table 2: Settlement population estimates 2006 Settlement Population This Insight contains the latest (2006) estimates of Airth 1,763 the total population of each of the settlements and Allandale 271 wards in Falkirk Council area by the R & I Unit of Avonbridge 606 Corporate & Commercial Services. The ward Banknock 2,444 estimates are for the multi-member wards which Blackness 129 came into effect at the elections in May 2007. Bo'ness 14,568 Bonnybridge 4,893 Brightons 4,500 The General Register Office for Scotland now California 693 publish small area population estimates for the 197 Carron 2,526 datazones in the Council area and these have been Carronshore 2,970 used to estimate the population of the wards and Denny 8,084 also of the larger settlements. The estimates for the Dennyloanhead 1,240 smaller settlements continue to be made by rolling Dunipace 2,598 forward the figures from the 2001 Census, taking Dunmore 67 account of new housing developments and Falkirk 33,893 controlling the total to the 2006 Falkirk Council mid Fankerton 204 Grangemouth 17,153 year estimate of population. Greenhill 1,824 Haggs 366 2006 Population estimates Hall Glen & Glen Village 3,323 Head of Muir 1,815 Table 1 shows the 2006 population