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| Canny Burn | Canny Burn | Estate Map | on Sheet | A small streamlet having its source | ||
| Canny Burn | Mr John Burn | 3.16 | from drains &c on the farm of "Middle | |||
| Canny Burn | Mr John Robison | Ord" flowing in a northerly direction | ||||
| Mr George Dick, Rate Collector | to the Railway, where it runs along | |||||
| Tweedmouth | the south of it, for a short distance; | |||||
| then passes under it and empties | ||||||
| itself into the Tweed, a short distance | ||||||
| west of Canny Shiel – This name is | ||||||
| applied to it only from the Railway | ||||||
| to the Tweed | ||||||
| Canny Bank | Canny Bank | Mr John Burn | on Sheet | A steep bank, on the east side | ||
| Canny Bank | Mr John Robison | 3.16 | of "Canny Burn", and near its confluence | |||
| Canny Bank | Mr George Dick | with the Tweed, this bank forms | ||||
| a portion of |
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| Canny Shiel | Canny Shiel | Mr John Burn | on Sheet | A small house, on the south | ||
| Mr John Robison | 3.16 | bank of the Tweed, a short distance | ||||
| Mr George Dick | east of "Canny Burn" (from which | |||||
| it gets the name,) it was erected | ||||||
| for the accommodation of the | ||||||
| Water Bailiffs, while watching | ||||||
| the river – | ||||||
| John McCabe |
Note: Signature in header
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