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| Long Cleugh | Long Cleugh | Estate Plan | 5 Chains South | A deep ravine Commencing at the | ||
| Long Cleugh | B. Ord Esqr. (Whitfield Hall) | East of Martin’s | South western boundary of this Parish | |||
| Long Cleugh | Mr. Matthew Summers | House. | and winding in a north easterly dir- | |||
| ection near to "Whitewalls" through | ||||||
| which flows "Whitewalls Burn" | ||||||
| Martin’s House | Martin’s House | Mr. Walter Murray | 5 chains South | The remains of an old dwelling | ||
| Martin’s House | Mr. M. Summers | East of Whitewalls | house, which I am informed | |||
| Martin’s House | Mr. Henderson (farmer Ouston) | Burn | was formerly Occupied by | |||
| a family named "Martin" | ||||||
| which gave rise to the name. | ||||||
Note: Not signed
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