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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Ayrshire => Topic started by: Val in Tasmania on Saturday 11 June 11 16:48 BST (UK)

Title: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: Val in Tasmania on Saturday 11 June 11 16:48 BST (UK)
Is there anyone who maybe familiar with the ARMSHEUGH farming area? My FLEMING  ancestors were farmer in the area 1700/1900s

Regards

Val Fleming
Australia
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: liznel on Saturday 11 June 11 17:29 BST (UK)
http://directory.thesun.co.uk/webcard/5250770

Check this site

High Armsheugh Stables Irvine
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: Val in Tasmania on Sunday 12 June 11 02:48 BST (UK)
Hi Lisnel,

Thank you for that link. I have in fact telephoned that stable and came across the most unfriendly  rude fellow you could imagine  :o I could not believe my ears :) !!  Never mind I will stick to my Rootschat folk . Thanks again

Val
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: MonicaL on Sunday 12 June 11 11:47 BST (UK)
Hi Val

What sort of information are you after in respect of Armsheugh? I can see posts on other forums regarding an Archibald Fleming from Armsheugh, who it is stated left there c. 1848. There is a Fleming family showing, headed up by an Archibald Fleming who was farmer at Armheugh, on the 1841 census.

There is also general info on links here www.rootschat.com/links/0dpo/ (I've shortened the link from the site Scotlands Places).

Monica  :)

Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: Val in Tasmania on Sunday 12 June 11 11:56 BST (UK)
Hello Monica,
Thanks for the reply :) I do have several posts on differant forums so I guess they maybe mine. I am really trying to find out about the area today. I have a photo of a cottage which is supposedly the old family home and when I next visit I would like to locate it. My Archibald did leave c 1870 to work in Liverpool. The 1841 census was his parents and grandparents I beleive.

Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: MonicaL on Sunday 12 June 11 12:37 BST (UK)
There is a photo of a property showing on Street View (google maps) which comes up as Armsheugh
Kilmarnock, Ayrshire KA3 6HU (can't include here due to copyright issues but this is a shrunk link for it, www.rootschat.com/links/0dpq/ )

Hopefully someone with local knowledge of the area can comment  :)

Monica

Added: Just click on the red marker dot on the map as this will bring up the street view photo from the map from which you can use the controls on the screen to move around.
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: Val in Tasmania on Sunday 12 June 11 13:10 BST (UK)
Thank you Monica for taking the time to show me that. How wonderful is this internet :)

Kind Regards

Val
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: Winl on Tuesday 16 November 21 19:00 GMT (UK)
My great grandfather John Ramsay and his father Neil Ramsay farmed High Armsheugh Farm at Irvine in Ayrshire around 1877
Ian
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: McGaan on Monday 10 January 22 16:41 GMT (UK)
I have a Birth record for a distant relative Mary Frew who was born in 1754 at Armsheugh, Kilwinning. Her parents were William Frew and Elizabeth Irvine. I had not heard of this place even although its just up the road, but I am familiar with the Sourlie area some of the land there was mined many years ago.
Interesting will have to check it out in more detail.

Thank you for the information

E
Title: Re: armsheugh-Neil Ramsay
Post by: haapetty on Monday 05 September 22 20:20 BST (UK)
I am currently researching Neil Ramsay. I am following up my mother's research of Ramsays in Ayrshire. I would like to exchange information but don't know how to contact Winl. Thanks.
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: MonicaL on Monday 05 September 22 23:05 BST (UK)
Hi haapetty

Welcome to RootsChat  :)

Winl should get an email notification of the latest post on this thread (if they haven't changed emails) and hopefully come back online.

Monica
Title: Re: armsheugh near kilmarnock
Post by: haapetty on Monday 05 September 22 23:07 BST (UK)
Thanks.