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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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Watchlaw | Watchlaw | Mr Robert Wilson | A small farm house and offices | |||
Estate Map | situated near the eastern extremity | |||||
Mr Mathew Paxton | On Sheet | of the parish, it is the Earl of Glasgow’s | ||||
10.11 | property and tenanted by Mr Wilson | |||||
The name is supposed to have | ||||||
originated at the time of the Battle of Flodden | ||||||
when the Earl of Glasgow is said to have had | ||||||
a post of observation at this place | ||||||
Hazely Hill | Mr Brown tenant | On Sheets | A long ridge of land scarcely | |||
Hazely Hill | Estate map | 10.7 & | deserving to be termed a Hill. |
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Mr Thomas | 10.11 | it situated at the north side of the parish | ||||
and partly belongs to the farm of Berryhill | ||||||
Hazelyhill Plantation | Hazelyhill Plantation | Mr Paxton | On Sheets | A narrow strip of plantation on | ||
Mr Lyall Junr Woodend | 10.7 & | the north side of Hazely Hill and | ||||
William King | 10.11 | named from the vicinity | ||||
Watchlaw Cover | Watchlaw Cover | Mr Robert Wilson | On Sheets | A small rectangular | ||
Estate Map | 10.7 | shaped piece of ground | ||||
Mr Mathew Paxon | 10.8 | on Watchlaw Farm | ||||
10.11 & | considered a pretty good | |||||
10.12 | Fox Cover | |||||
William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by LF
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