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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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| Jenny Laidlaw Sike | Jenny Laidlaw Sike | Mr Patterson | 94 chains N. E. | A small mountain stream rising | ||
| Jenny Laidlaw Sike | Mr Clark | of Potts Durtrees. | on Davyshield Common and forming | |||
| Jenny Laidlaw Sike | Mr Dodd | a tributary to Davyshield Burn. | ||||
| Cooper Stones | Cooper Stones | Mr Patterson | 70 chains N. E. | Eight large stones, seven of them are | ||
| Cooper Stones | Mr Clark | of Potts Durtrees. | Davyshield Common and the eighth | |||
| Cooper Stones | Mr Dodd | being the most southern one is appointed | ||||
| a boundary mark between Davyshield | ||||||
| and Potts Durtrees land. | ||||||
| Barracker Rigg | Bar |
Mr Clark | 42 chains N. E. | A long strip of elevated ground | ||
| Bar |
Mr Dodd | of Potts Durtrees. | situated on Davyshield Common. | |||
| Bar |
Mr Turnbull | This Rigg takes its name from a house | ||||
| which stood near about the centre of [it] | ||||||
| the name Bar |
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| Charles Payne Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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