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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Needle Eye Shiel | Needle Eye Shiel | Mr Geo. Laidlaw, fisherman Et Ord) | on Sheet | A small house, on the south side | ||
| Needle Eye Shiel | Mr Geo. Dick, Rate Collector | 3.12 | of the River "Tweed" a short distance | |||
| Needle Eye Shiel | Mr John Burn, Middle Ord | west of "Ordmill". It was created for | ||||
| the accommodation of the Water | ||||||
| Bailiffs, while watching the river | ||||||
| and also the fishermen during | ||||||
| the fishing season | ||||||
| Ordmill | Ordmill | Mr Geo. Laidlaw, Fisherman | on Sheet | A small dwelling having outhouse | ||
| Mr Geo. Dick, Rate Collector | 3.12 | and small garden attached also | ||||
| Mr John Burn, Middle Ord | a few acres of arable and pasture | |||||
| land. This was originally a cornmill | ||||||
| but converted into a dwelling | ||||||
| about 30 years ago. It is the property | ||||||
| of P.J.Selby Esq Twizell House | ||||||
| Clayhole Shiel | Clayhole Shiel | Mr Geo. Laidlaw, Fisherman | on Sheet | A small house, situated on the | ||
| Mr Geo. Dick, Rate Collector | 3.12 | South side of the Tweed, a short | ||||
| Mr John Burn, Middle Ord | distance north of "Ordmill". It |
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| erected for the accommodation | ||||||
| of the Water Bailiffs, while watching | ||||||
| the river, and the fishermen | ||||||
| during the fishing season | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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