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Windy Gyle | Windy Gyle | Mr. Robt Anderson, Shepd | This name applies to a hill | |||
Uswayford | of a ridge-like form, and is of consi- | |||||
Wm Anderson, Shepd | derable altitude, over the top of which | |||||
Trows | the County boundary passes, On | |||||
Windy Gyle | Robt Telfer, Shepd Rowhope | the summit of this hill – on the Scotch | ||||
Armstrong’s Co Map dated 1769 | side, |
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Composed of stones. | ||||||
Russel’s Cairn | Russel’s Cairn | Mr. Robt Anderson, Shepd | On Sheet | A large Cairn of stones -partly leveled- | ||
(Remains of) | (Remains of) | Uswayford | 28 B | Situated on the County boundary | ||
Wm Anderson, Shepd | at the West extremnity of Windy Gyle, | |||||
Trows | and supposed to have been erected | |||||
Russel’s Cairn | Robt Telfer, Shepd Rowhope | for a "beacon", during the border | ||||
(Remains of) | Armstrong’s Co Map dated 1769 | wars. It is similar to the one situated on | ||||
the summit of the hill, a little to the | ||||||
John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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