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| Tod Sike | Tod Sike | Mr Walter Thompson | About 46 chains | A small stream having its | ||
| Tod Sike | Mr John Robson | N. East of | source in a large moss or flow | |||
| Tod Sike | Mr William Rutherford | Lough Knowe. | near Berry Moor Edge and | |||
| flowing in an easterly direc- | ||||||
| tion to Yearning Burn. | ||||||
| Long Bog | Long Bog | Mr Walter Thompson | About 33 chains | A large tract of rushy | ||
| Long Bog | Mr John Robson | N. E. of Lough Knowe. | land on the south side of | |||
| Long Bog | Mr Wm Rutherford | of Yearning Burn & Tod | ||||
| Sike it has been a peat | ||||||
| moss. | ||||||
| Yearning Burn | Yearning Burn | Mr Walter Thompson | 42 chains N. E. | A considerable stream having | ||
| Yearning Burn | Mr John Robson | of Lough Knowe. | its source near the Hog Law | |||
| Yearning Burn | Mr Wm Rutherford | and flowing in a S. E. direction | ||||
| to where if joins the Tarset | ||||||
| Burn near Burngrange. | ||||||
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