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Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation Bennet Archibald M 42 Dunblane 1924, 1 Dec Main St, Buchlyvie Widower Labourer Black Robert M 69 Airdrie 1925, 24 Apr Homeless Married Hawker Blackwood James M 49 Dumbarton 1925, 4 Nov Homeless Single Carter Blair Alexander M 70 Stirling 1925, 27 Jan 31 Bannerman, Clydebank Widower Postman Brown Finnigan Margaret Ewing F 51 Dumfermline 1920, 6 Dec Burnside, Buchlyvie Widow Housewife Bruce Alice F 2 1920, 30 Jun Burnside Terr, Buchlyvie Child Buchanan Christie Annie F 45 Cadder Parish 1921, 18 Aug Castlehill, Kippen Widow Buchanan Mary Josephine F 15 Stirling Castle 1923, 20 Feb Fore Rd, Kippen Single Burnett David M 57 Montrose 1923, 25 Apr Homeless Single Labourer Cairns Wood Elizabeth F 66 Bothwell 1924, 11 Dec Homeless Widower Pedlar Christie (Chrystal) William M 39 Kippen 1922, 15 Sep 3 Scotstoun Pl, Glasgow Married Labourer Clark Janet F 20 Stirling 1925, 16 Jan 31 Raploch, Stirling Single Farm servant Costello Mark M 54 Londonderry, Ireland 1924, 25 Aug Homeless Single Farm Labourer Creamer Patrick M 60 Belfast 1925, 6 Jan Homeless Single Labourer Dale or Young Chrystal Elizabeth F 34 Dumbarton 1923, 17 Aug 3 Scotstoun Pl, Glasgow Married Housewife Downie Tucker Jane F 58 Glasgow 1923, 20 Oct c/o Harvey, Heights, Buchlyvie Married Outdoor worker Dunn McAlpine Mary Josephine F 66 Fishcross, Sauchie Church St, Stenhousemuir Married Ewing Morrison Jean F 40 Denniston, Glasgow 1926, 7 Jun Main St, Buchlyvie Married Housewife Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation Finnigan James M 15 Buchlyvie, Kippen 1925, 22 Aug Buchlyvie Single Nil Fleming McNair Elizabeth F 45 Stirling 1924, 26 Dec Cauldhame, Kippen Widow Housewife Fleming James M 8 Stirling 1925, 30 Jan Stirling Fleming McNair Elizabeth F 46 Stirling 1926, 13 May Cauldhame, Kippen Widow Housewife Fleming James M 9 Stirling 1926, 26 May 27 Cowane St, Stirling Child Gallacher Catherine Jane F 28 Lennoxtown 1926, 31 May Main St, Buchlyvie Single Laundress Gardiner Jessie Fraser F Slamannan 1920, 17 Jul Edinburgh Single Servant Goodbrand James M 80 Invergordon 1921, 1 Aug Home of Rest, Polton shoemaker Gormley James M 55 Lennoxtown 1921, 13 Sep None Single Labourer Gormley James M 57 Lennoxtown 1922, 30 Oct None Single Labourer Graham David M 43 Buchlyvie 1926, 2 Mar Homeless Single Jobbing gardener Graham David M 43 Buchlyvie 1926, 6 May Corporation Model Single Jobbing gardener Gray Stirling Isabella F 32 Slamannan 1925, 3 Jan Dighty, Cauldhame, Kippen Married Housewife Groves Hector M 48 Partick 1920, 12 Jan Graham St, Kippen Married Gardener Harris George M 53 Hampshire 1925, 1 Dec Homeless Single Labourer Harrower John M 23 Logie 1924, 5 Jan Northlea, Doune Single Labourer Henderson Robert M 42 Glasgow 1924, 20 Jun Kippen Married Signalman Ingram Taylor Catherine F 70 Kirkcaldy 1925, 21 Aug 28 Upper Bridge St, Stirling Widow Housewife Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation Jamieson Elizabeth F 59 Glasgow 1924, 23 Dec Homeless Single Outdoor worker Kelly Alfred M 39 Glasgow 1926, 29 Jul Homeless Single Labourer Kennedy Low Jessie F 80 Alyth 1926, 2 Apr Clifford Buildings, Buchlyvie Widow Housewife Leggat Thomas M 69 Edinburgh 1922, 16 May None WidowerMachine driller Leonard Edward M 45 Glasgow 1926, 29 Jul Homeless Single Labourer Liddell David M 53 Buchlyvie 1924, 8 Mar 1 St. Mary's Wynd Single Labourer Main Elizabeth F 14 Stirling 1925, 30 Jan 47 Cowane St, Stirling Main Andrew M 12 Stirling 1925, 30 Jan 47 Cowane St Martin Wlliam M 62 Liverpool 1922, 3 May None Single Labourer Martin William M 63 Liverpool 1923, 13 Apr None Single Farm Labourer Martin Wm M 63 Liverpool 1923, 19 Sep Homeless Single Farm Labourer Martin Wm M 64 Liverpool 1924, 11 Aug Homeless Single Farm Labourer Martin William M 67 Liverpool 1925, 23 Oct Homeless Single McAllan William M 30 Kippen 1926, 9 Mar Glasgow Married Blacksmith McArthur William M 45 Strathblane 1921, 12 May None Single None McArthur William M 46 1921, 16 Sep None None McArthur William M 47 1922, 6 Apr None McArthur William M 47 1922, 14 Oct None Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation McArthur Wm M 48 Strathblane 1923, 4 Jun Homeless Single Outdoor worker McArthur Wm M 49 Strathblane 1924, 20 Jun Homeless Single Labourer McArthur William M 50 Strathblane 1925, 8 Oct Homeless Single Labourer McCallum McPhie Betsy F 31 1920, 21Apr Poorhouse, Stirling Married Wife of basket maker McCallum Helen F 65 Ardentinny, Dunoon 1922, 20 Apr None Single Pedlar McCallum Peter M 54 Buchlyvie 1924, 25 Jul Main St, Buchlyvie Married Railway surfaceman McCallum,Livingston,Harvey,Budge Agnes F 44 Gartmore 1925, 15 Dec Main St, Buchlyvie Married Housewife McCulloch Wm M 34 Cork 1923, 6 Jun Homeless Single Labourer McDonald John M 46 Auchtergavin 1925, 29 May Homeless Married Basket maker McDonald William M 63 Glenmoriston, Inverness 1924, 8 Dec Main St, Buchlyvie Widower McDonald or Deans or Nicholson James M 1920, 6 Jul Poorhouse ex-Soldier McDougall Janet F 77 Kippen 1923, 28 Apr 39 Feus, Aucherarder Single McDougall George M 18 Glasgow 1925, 21 Dec Bothy, Shirgarten Farm, Kippen Single Farm worker McFarlane John M 40 Alva 1921, 5 Sep None Single Labourer McFarlane John M 41 1921, 10 Oct None Labourer McGillivray Angus M 77 Sleat, Skye 1919, 22 Aug None Widower Labourer McGreb John M 50 Co. Mayo, Ireland 1924, 22 Oct Homeless Single Farm worker McInnes Harvey M 62 Helensburgh 1924, 19 Jun Homeless Labourer Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation McIntyre Robert M 66 Buchlyvie, Kippen Barnhill, Glasgow Widower News vendor McKeich Peter M 76 Gartmore 1919, 16 Aug Dighty Farm House, Kippen Single Farm worker McLachan Daniel M 79 Glenturret,Monevaird 1925, 29 Oct c/o McKerracher, Arnprior Single Labourer McLennon or McLennachan David M 68 Airdrie 1924, 1 Aug Homeless Single Labourer McPhee William Prior C. M 24 Buchlyvie 1923, 3 May McAlpine St, Model Single Showman McPhee William P.Craig M 24 Buchlyvie 1923, 29 Jun Dean St, Gasgow Single Showman McPhee Cameron Helen F 75 Banff 1926, 3 Jul Homeless Widow Outdoor worker McQueen John M 46 Dunblane 1921, 22 Aug None Single Farm servant McQueen Angus M 30 Isla 1925, 7 Feb Fore Rd, Kippen Married Carter McWilliams Edward M 50 Ireland 1919, 20 May 183 High St, Dumbarton Single Farm Labourer Millar John Campbell M 65 Kirkintilloch 1925, 19 Oct Homeless Married Labourer Morrison James M 84 Dunblane 1920, 26 May 220 Possil Rd, Glasgow Widower Saddler Mowat Archibald McPherson M 60 Glasgow 1924, 31 Dec Homeless Single General Labourer Mudie Andrew M 51 Kirkcaldy 1921, 10 Oct None Single Labourer Napier William M 54 Buchlyvie 1924, 1 Feb Homeless Single Labourer Napier William M 54 Buchlyvie, Kippen 1924, 24 May Portugal(?) St., Model Single Labourer Paul Agnes F 71 Coatbridge 1926, 27 Apr Homeless Single Outdoor worker Reddie Margaret F 24 Co. Tyrone, Ireland 1923, 28 Aug Gt Junction St, Edinburgh Outworker Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) 1st Surname 2nd Surname Forename(s) Gender Age Place of Origin Date of Entry Residence Status Occupation Spence James M 49 Cupar 1924, 5 May Homeless Single Labourer Stack John M 68 Slamannan 1924, 1 Sep Springhill Rd, Clarkston Single Gardener Stewart Rachael Whyte F 28 Dundee 1925, 11 Nov Bothy, Arnmore, Kippen Single Outdoor worker Stewart Sarah F 55 Lennoxtown 1926, 15 Apr Main St, Buchlyvie Single Maternity nurse Stuart James M 5 Kirknewton 1925, 20 Feb Little Kerse Kippen Child Taylor Andrew M 41 Blairgowrie 1925, 16 Sep 28 Upper Bridge St, Stirling Single Coachman Tweedley George M 63 Barrhead 1924, 23 Jun Homeless Single Farm Labourer Ure James M 68 Kirkintilloch 1922, 31 May None Married Labourer Watson Isabella F 51 1921, 24 Sep 3 Forth Terr, Stirling Single None Watson Joseph M 65 Balfron 1922, 22 Mar None Single Baker Watson Ewing M 38 Fort William 1923, 16 Aug Parks of Garden, Kippen Single Wilson William M 50 Glasgow 1925, 6 Aug Taylor Place, Buchlyvie Married Mole catcher Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) Kippen Applications for Poor Relief 1919-1926 (PR/KN/4/5) Wife of basket maker Railway surfaceman.
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    BEAUTIFUL PERIOD FARMHOUSE AND STABLES WITH 6 ACRES IN LOVELY RURAL SETTING ballabeg dykehead, by port of menteith, stirlingshire BEAUTIFUL PERIOD FARMHOUSE AND STABLES WITH 6 ACRES IN LOVELY RURAL SETTING ballabeg dykehead, by port of menteith, stirlingshire fk8 3jy Reception hall w drawing room w dining room w kitchen/family room w utility room w cloakroom /WC w 5 bedrooms (3 en suite) w bathroom w Steading, byre, stables, store/office w Mature mainly lawned gardens with patio and terrace w Paddocks and manège w Approximately 6 acres Stirling 14 miles, Glasgow city centre 42 miles, Glasgow Airport 32 miles, Edinburgh 52 miles Directions From Milngavie head north along the A81. Shortly after passing through Strathblane bear right onto the A875, passing through Killearn and Balfron. At the junction with the A811 turn right towards Stirling. Continue through Buchlyvie and into the village of Arnprior. In Arnprior turn left onto the B8034 (signposted Port of Menteith) and continue for about 2.5 miles into the village of Dykehead. Take the first turning on the left and continue along the public road. Ballabeg is situated on the right hand side. From Stirling, take the A811 west to Arnprior. Turn right in Arnprior onto the B8034 and proceed as above. Situation Offering peace and privacy, Ballabeg was originally a former factor’s cottage sitting in the midst of the Cardross Estate. It occupies a beautiful rural setting with fine views over the surrounding countryside, to the south over the Gargunnock Hills and the Campsie Fells and to the west over Ben Lomond.