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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Perthshire => Topic started by: valr on Monday 21 September 09 23:19 BST (UK)
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Hi
Does anyone know where this is or was? Thanks
Val
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Hi Val
In the 1851 Census for Kincardine-in-Menteith there was a Shuttle Street in the village of Thornhill. On the page at the start of the book, where it tells you which part of the town or village which the enumerator was covering, it says:
'So much of the rest of the village of Thornhill as lies in Hill Head, Shuttle Street, Back Yett, including the House on the East side of the Turnpike Road northwards of the West Port to Mary Chrisitie's house.'
It was signed by the enumerator, James Slater, Teacher, Thornhill.
Regards
Hannah
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Thanks Hannah. Unfortunately it is not on the modern map! How frustrating.
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There's a map in a book called 'Thornhill and its Environs; a social history', which shows Shuttle Street as being north of and parallel to the village main street, then called High Street. There was a smithy there, which is clearly seen. I don't have a scanner but if you pm me with your address I'll photocopy it and post it to you. Alternatively, you should be able to get it through the inter-library loan scheme. The details are:
Author: Stuart J McCulloch. Published in 1995 by the Munro Trust in association with Stirling Libraries. ISBN number 1-900489-40-6
Regards
Hannah
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I think St Ninians library has that book on their shelves.
( don't use the place now since they rearanged the books to make it more difficult to find the books that you want)
Don't know if you're a member or not but the Central Scotland Family History Society have that book that can be borrowed by its members.
Cheers.
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Thanks fergie. I am not a member of the CFHS .. is it worth joining do you think?
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val...I was in St Ninians earlier today and nipped into the library and withdrew the book 'Thornhill and its Environs'
I have scanned the map that you want and can pass it on to you if you could give me an email address via a PM.
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Fergie has very kindly sent me a map.
Thanks again Fergie - much appreciated.
Val
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I am not a member of the CFHS .. is it worth joining do you think?
Check out their web site here http://www.csfhs.org.uk/ and have a look at their syllabus etc.
Cheers.