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| Winchmere Sike | Winchmere Sike | Revd Morton | 15 Chains S.E. of | A small mountain stream its junction | ||
| Winchmere Sike | Mr Smith | Horseman Ford | with Rowels Burn forms the head | |||
| Winchmere Sike | Mr White | of Barhaugh Burn | ||||
| Rowel’s Burn | Rowel’s Burn | Revd Morton | 16 Chains E of | An inconsiderable stream, at its | ||
| Rowel’s Burn | Mr Smith | Horseman Ford | confluence with Winchmere Sike, | |||
| Rowel’s Burn | Mr White | Barhaugh Burn commences | ||||
| Broad’s Fold | Broad’s Fold | Revd Morton | 10 Chains N.E of | A sheep fold situated in Ayle Common | ||
| Broad’s Fold | Mr Smith | Horseman Ford | & named after the first occupant of | |||
| Broad’s Fold | Mr White | that common after the fold was erected | ||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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