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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Oxcleugh | Oxcleugh. | Mr. J Dodd Cairnglastenhope | 64 chains | A cottage in bad repair | ||
| Oxcleugh. | Mr A Dodd Pundershaw | east of | with garden &c. attached | |||
| Oxcleugh | Mr. R. Craigie Oxcleugh | Birkey Bog | ||||
| Fletchlaw Burn | Fletchlaw Burn | Mr. J. Dodd. Cairnglastenhope | A small stream rising on | |||
| Fletchlaw Burn | Mr. A. Dodd Pundershaw | Pundershaw Moor and falling | ||||
| Fletchlaw Burn | Mr. R. Craigie Oxcleugh | Birkey Bog | into | |||
| Fletch Law | Fletch Law. | Mr. J. Dodd. Cairnglastenhope | 20 chains | A conspicuous eminence on | ||
| Fletch Law | Mr. A Dodd Pundershaw | Pundershaw Moor. | ||||
| Fletch Law | Mr. R Craigie Oxcleugh | Birkey Bog | ||||
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Transcribed by KF
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