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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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Sill Burn | Sill Burn | Mr Wm Lawson | 63 Chains S.W. | A small stream of very fine | ||
Sill Burn | Mr Wm Thompson | of Court House | water known by the name of | |||
Sill Burn | Mr Turnbull | Routing Burn during its noisy | ||||
passage down Simonside Hill | ||||||
Black Burn | Black Burn | Mr Wm Lawson | Unites with Sill | A small rapid stream of | ||
Black Burn | Mr Wm Thompson | Burn 81 chains | water deeply coloured with the | |||
Black Burn | Mr Turnbull | S.W of Court House | peat and moss thro which it | |||
flows the stream is said to | ||||||
have formed a subterraneous | ||||||
passage under Simonside Hill | ||||||
Mosslaw Wood | Mosslaw Wood | Mr Wm Lawson | 69 chains S.W | A small pasture of natural | ||
Mosslaw Wood | Mr Wm Thompson | of the Court House | wood and Morass, South | |||
Mosslaw Wood | Mr Turnbull | of the Coquet | ||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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