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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| River Rede | River Rede | Edward Lawson Esq | About 8 chains W. of | A large and |
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| River Rede | Mr. Dixon | Cottonshopeburnfoot | near the Scotch Boundary and running in an Easterly | |||
| River Rede | Mr. Anderson | direction untill it reaches Otterburn where it gently | ||||
| inclines towards the South and enters the Parish of | ||||||
| Corsinside at Meadowhaugh during its progress in | ||||||
| the above cours it receives an immense number of | ||||||
| tributarys supplied from the smaller valleys on each | ||||||
| side of its banks. The origin of the name cannot be made out | ||||||
| Cottonshope Burn | Name Book of S. 41 – P. 4 | |||||
| Blakehope Burn | Name Book of S. 41 – P. 16 | |||||
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