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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Woolbist Law | Woolbist Law | Mr. George Murray | 58 Chains North of | A Considerable eminence | ||
| Woolbist Law | Mr. Wm Wallace | Ridleeshope | Situated between the head of | |||
| Woolbist Law | Mr. Crozier (Philip) | Graham’s Cleugh and Noutlaw | ||||
| Rigg. | ||||||
| I could not ascertain how this | ||||||
| hill derived its name. I am | ||||||
| of opinion it is from the Stamp | ||||||
| used for marking Sheep, which is | ||||||
| called a "Bist" | ||||||
| Gimmer Knowe | Gimmer Knowe | Mr. Wm Wallace | 83 Chains N. Et of | A very Conspicuous hill West | ||
| Gimmer Knowe | Mr. George Murray | Ridleeshope | of "Pudding Burn". | |||
| Gimmer Knowe | Mr. Thomas Murray | "Brockett’s Glossary" Gimmer a | ||||
| female Sheep. | ||||||
| Pudding Burn | See Name Book of Sheet Part | |||||
| George Davison Junior c/a |
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