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| Loaf Hill | Loaf Hill | Mr Anderson, Blackblakehope | 10 chains North | A considerable hill situated | ||
| Loaf Hill | Mr Rutherford | of the Drowning Flow. | on the division between Blackblakehope | |||
| Loaf Hill | Mr Hill Head | & Blakehopeburnhaugh Moors. Well | ||||
| known by this name. | ||||||
| Drowning Flow | Drowning Flow | Mr Anderson | 10 chains South | An extensive track of flat |
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| Drowning Flow | Mr Rutherford | of Loaf Hill. | ground through which the Boundary | |||
| Drowning Flow | Mr Anderson | between Elsdon & Thorneyburn extends. | ||||
| This flow has derived its from the | ||||||
| the number of sheep found drowned | ||||||
| in it in former times. | ||||||
| Stile Grain | Stile Grain | Mr Anderson | 24 chains N. W. | A small stream rising on | ||
| Stile Grain | Mr Rutherford | of Loaf Hill. | Blackblakehope Moor & flowing | |||
| Stile Grain | Mr Anderson | in a North Western direction until | ||||
| it joins Ralph’s Cleugh. | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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