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| Fairnyflat | Fairnyflat | Wm Brown | On Sheet | A small stone built house | ||
| Fairnyflat | Young Hattle | 18.10 | with out-offices and small | |||
| Fairneyflat | Andw Robson | garden attached with 44 | ||||
| acres of arable land. It | ||||||
| is the property of Mr. Wm | ||||||
| Davidson of Berwick and | ||||||
| occupied by Andrew Robson | ||||||
| White Damhead Burn | White Dam-head Burn | Wm Brown | On Sheet | This Burn takes its rise in | ||
| White Dam-head Burn | Young Hattle | 18.10 | Lamberton Moor and joins The | |||
| White Dam-head Burn | Andw Robson | Common Burn at Grangeburn Mill | ||||
| It takes its name from the colour | ||||||
| of the walls at the Dam-head | ||||||
| Common Burn | Wm Brown | On Sheet | This Burn takes its rise at | |||
| Young Hattle | 18.10 | Under Cocklaw Clay-Works and | ||||
| Andw Robson | empties itself into the Tweed | |||||
| at the Snuff Mill. The name | ||||||
| arises from it running through | ||||||
| a common which is now cultivated | ||||||
| but the burn retains the name | ||||||
| Wm Goodacre Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by PT and PF
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