: There is evidence of Caldwell's all over Ayrshire -
: including the country between Kilmarnock and the
: Renfrew border (Lanark, the Lothians, Aberdeen, etc).
: No doubt the family moved from its initial base from
: economic circumstance and other factors.
: I would like to pursue the issue of the location of farms
: for the clues that this might offer.

: Gailes
: Bogside
: Ploughland
: Harperland
: Galrigside
: Fortacres
: Inchgotrick
: Todriggs

: These farms run along a line on the southern side of the
: Irvine River from the sea to the outskirts of
: Kilmarnock, passing very close to the Stewart seat at
: Dundonald. It might just be a co-incidence that the
: Caldwell's have just happened to farmed that area
: however I wonder just how far back this goes.

Does anybody know anything about Burnside Farm, Dundonald.
This farm was next door to Ploughland and across the road from Bogside Farm, all near Drybridge, Ayrshire.

George Millar died at Burnside in 1829, and buried at Kilmaurs. He was a son Of Hugh Millar and Jean Caldwell. Jean Caldwell in turn was probably from Annanhill.

Who were the tenants in Burnside?