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Parish of Kirknewton
Sheet 18. 16 Trace 2. 3.

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Loft Hill Loft Hill Mr. Jno Oliver on Sheet A low hill so called, on the ridge be-
Mr. Jno Russell 18. 16 tween Saugieside Hill & Sinkside Hill,
Mr. E. Duncan and between White Hall Burn & Troughburn Burn.
Whitehall Burn Whitehall Burn Mr Jno Oliver on Sheets A small mountain stream rising on
Mr A. Cowens 18. 12 & the N.E. face of Blackhaggs Hill and running
Mr E. Duncan 18. 16 N.E. falls into College Burn at White Hall.
Camp (remains of) Mr. Jno Oliver The remains of a small ancient Camp
Mr. A. Duncan on the west side of College Burn a little
Mr. E. Duncan below Southern Know, supposed to be of British origin.
From the appearance and situation of this
Enclosure, the fact of its having been a
Camp is very doubtful, the name is
therefore omitted.
Robt Young
Corporal Royal Engineers

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