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| Black Burn | Black Burn | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A small stream issuing from some | ||
| Mr Ormston | 14.3 | drains on the farm of Ford Hill, and | ||||
| Mr Chisholm | flows in a southerly direction until | |||||
| it joins Bradford Burn | ||||||
| Site of | Chapel (site of) | Revd. Mr Knight | On Sheet | In a field on the farm of Ford | ||
| Chapel | Mr Thomas | 14.3 | Westfield, once stood a Chapel and | |||
| Mr Ormston | Burial ground, which have been | |||||
| many years totally removed, and | ||||||
| nothing remains to point out the | ||||||
| site, the enclosure in which it stood | ||||||
| is still called the "Chapel Field" | ||||||
| Bradford Burn | Bradford Burn | Mr Thomas | On Sheets | The stream is a continuation of | ||
| Mr Ormston | 10.14 | Broomridgedean Burn and it | ||||
| Estate Map | 10.15 & | continues its course in a westerly direction | ||||
| 14.3 | until it meets the Till near Ford Bridge | |||||
| William Boyd C/A |
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