Welcome to the parish of

NEW CUMNOCK,

Ayrshire, Scotland

Thank you for visiting New Cumnock and we hope you enjoy your stay as we share with you some of its special story and hopefully reveal its rich history and place in Scotland.

This web-site is devoted to the history of the parish of New Cumnock, Ayrshire in the Southern Uplands of Scotland.

New Cumnock History Latest Updates

Recent additions to Place- Names

	Longhouse Burn	Wee Pathead, Wee Pathhead
Cannock Hill	Craigdullyeart, Craigdullyeart Hill Craigsullyeart Limeworks	Craigbank
Weeshiel Craig	Shiel Hill	Sheel Burn, Sheel Moss
Loupsheugh Burn Loupsheugh Rig	Earl Hill, Earlseat Hill, Earlseat Burn	Lochside, Lochside House, Lochside Loch
Mahago Rig	Rig Hill, Rig, Rigend	Blood Moss (Peat Hill), Blood Moss (Carcow), Blood Burn (Carcow)
Meikle Garclaugh, Little Garclaugh Garclaugh Pendicle, Garclaugh Burn	Hillend, Hillend Knowe	Barscalloch Burn
Shiel , Shiel Burn	Stellhead Rig	Mid Hill, Midhill Stell
Lairhag Burn	Knockenlee Burn, Knockenlee Bridge	Big How
Yarngallows Knowe	Greenhead	Montraw, Montraw Burn
Creel Ford	Castle (village), Castle Inn	Afton Water & Glen Afton
Long Craig	Long Break	Windy Edge
Castle Green	Blarene, Blarene Hill, Blarene Burn, Blarene Level	Roughside
Big Coupla, Little Coupla and Couplagate	Legate	Lochbrowan, Lochbrowan Hill
The Dungeon	Laglass Hill	Dingle Brae
Burnston, Burnston Burn and Burnston Bog	Lochingirroch, Lochingirroch Burn	Lochmeharb
Stonecross Burn	Pochriegavin Burn	Pollach, Pollach Burn
Buchanny Cairn (site of)	Redhall Burn	Knocknide Hill
Corsencon & Corsencon Hill	Swinkey Burn	Craig of Bahoun
Old March Burn(s)	Hungry Hill	Burnfoot of Carcow