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| New Mills | New Mills | Thomas Fender, Lawhaugh | On Sheet | A large rectangular built house with large flour | ||
| (Flour) | (Flour) | 18.10 | mill attached it is in good repair, and is the Property | |||
| New Mills | John Piercy | of the Corporation of Berwick, Tenanted by Mr. Clay, Berwick | ||||
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| New Mills | William Renton | |||||
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| Whiteadder Water | Whiteadder Water | Thomas Fender | See Page 86 | A fine swift river supposed to obtain its name from the | ||
| Whiteadder Water | John Piercy | White well in Haddington where it rises, and after a | ||||
| Whiteadder Water | William Renton | very circuitous route through Berwickshire empties itself | ||||
| into The Tweed a short distance below Paxton. | ||||||
| John Webster Private Royal Sappers and Miners[*] |
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