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| The Maiden’s Walk | The Maidens Walk | Revd Francis Thompson | On Sheet | A small terrace overlooking the River | ||
| Mr Dove | 9.10 | Tweed above a rocky precipice, it | ||||
| Mr Davidson | has evidently been a place where the | |||||
| Parson & Whites Directory | Ladies of the Castle could promenade | |||||
| Vol 11 P.496 | in security during the troubled times | |||||
| when the old Castle was a fortress | ||||||
| Howburn | Howburn | Tithe Maps | On Sheet | A small Farm House and Steading | ||
| Revd F Thompson | 13.2 | about 3 miles South from Wark Village | ||||
| Mr Whitehead Tenant | it is in the occupancy of Mr Whitehead | |||||
| and is the property of Earl Grey | ||||||
| Tongueridge Burn | Tongueridge Burn | Mr Davidson | On Sheets | A small streamlet that rises to the | ||
| Mr Whitehead | 9.14 | South of Wark East Common flows in | ||||
| Mr Dove | 13.1 & | an easterly direction to Marl Bog | ||||
| 13.2 | on the farm of Wark | |||||
| William Boyd C/a |
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