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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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| Blackhaggs Hill | Mr. Jno Oliver | on Sheet | A large heathclad, mossy hill | |||
| Black Hag | Mr. A. Oliver | 23. B | on the western boundary of the | |||
| Mr. J. Duncan | Parish of Kirknewton, the name is | |||||
| Black Hag | This mode adopted to agree | said to be derived from the peat haggs | ||||
| with Morebattle, which is | or mosses which almost cover it. | |||||
| considered the best. | ||||||
| Fleehope Burn | Fleehope Burn | Mr Jno Oliver | on Sheet | A small mountain stream rising | ||
| Mr A. Oliver | 23. B | between "The Schill" & Blackhaggs | ||||
| Mr E. Duncan | hills, which running E. joins the College | |||||
| Burn at Fleehope. | ||||||
| Fleehope | Fleehope | Mr Jno Oliver | on Sheet | A Shepherd’s house & folds, at the | ||
| Mr A. Oliver | 23. B | junction of Fleehope Burn with College | ||||
| Mr E. Duncan | Burn, the property of the Right | |||||
| Honble Earl Grey. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: Signature in header, 'Described by'
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