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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Manse | Manse | Mr Brown | 26 chains West | A neat stone building adjoining | ||
| Manse | Mr Ord | of Hopesley House. | Birdhopecrag Chapel with outhouses, | |||
| Manse | Mr Dodd | garden & yard attached. The | ||||
| Birdhopecraig Manse | List of Co Voters | residence of the Revd. James Brown. | ||||
| Rochester Bridge | Rochester Bridge | Mr Brown | 22 chains West | A one arch bridge on the Turnpike | ||
| Rochester Bridge | Mr Ord | of Hopesley House. | Road leading from Rochester to Jedburgh | |||
| Rochester Bridge | Mr Dunn | and crossing the Sills Burn at the | ||||
| Western extremity of the Village of | ||||||
| Rochester. This bridge is repaired &c | ||||||
| by the adjacent Townships. | ||||||
| Tod Law | Tod Law | Mr Brown | 25 chains south | this name is appli |
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| Tod Law | Mr Ord | of Hopesley House. | small eminence. situated on the | |||
| Tod Law | Mr Dunn | farm of Stobbs and opposite Rochester. | ||||
| Tod Law | MacLauchlan’s Memoirs of | This eminence is enclosed by a | ||||
| Watling Street. | stone wall and closely planted | |||||
| with fir trees. | ||||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by TH
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