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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Low Bells Shiel | Low Bells Shiel | Thomas Fender | On Sheet | A small square built |
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| Low Bells Shiel | John Piercy | 18.10 | of the Tweed. It was once used as a Fishing | |||
| Low Bells Shiel | William Renton | station by the Berwick Salmon Company. | ||||
| The Fishery is at present carried, on, The opposite | ||||||
| side of the River, with good success. | ||||||
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| The Oret | The Oret | Thos Fender | On Sheet | A marshy channel formed | ||
| The Oret | John Piercy | 18.10 | by the River Tweed, during | |||
| The Oret | William Renton | heavy rain when it is flooded. | ||||
| The signification of this name | ||||||
| cannot be ascertained. | ||||||
| This was formerly the old | ||||||
| course of the Tweed. | ||||||
| John Webster Private Royal Sappers and Miners |
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Transcribed by PT and PF
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