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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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| Wainhope Linn | Wainhope Linn | Mr. Headley | About 32 chains SW | A deep Pool in Plashetts Burn with | ||
| Wainhope Linn | Mr Jackson | of Wainhope | A steep cragy precipice on both sides of Plashetts Burn | |||
| Wainhope Linn | Mr Elliott | consisting of immense portions of perpendicular and | ||||
| ie the word Linn | overhanging rocks covered with tufts of moss and brambles | |||||
| means either a deep pool | ||||||
| or waterfall. Locally this name applies both to pool & the Rocks | ||||||
| surrounding it | ||||||
| Cheese Sike | Cheese Sike | Mr. Headley | About 83 chains SW of | A small stream running through a valley through | ||
| Cheese Sike | Mr Jackson | Wainhope | which an artificial channel has been cut | |||
| Cheese Sike | Mr Elliott | |||||
| Boggle Burn | Boggle Burn | Mr. Headley | About 52 chains SW | A small stream which forms a tributary | ||
| Boggle Burn | Mr Jackson | of Wainhope | to Plashetts Burn | |||
| Boggle Burn | Mr Elliott | ie "Boggle" the local | ||||
| name for Ghost of Spirit | ||||||
| Plashetts Moor | Plashetts Moor | Mr. Headley | About 20 chains SW | A large portion of land consisting of Rough Pasture | ||
| Plashetts Moor | Mr Jackson | of Wainhope | and Heather used as pasturage for sheep | |||
| Plashetts Moor | Mr Elliott | |||||
| Edw. Gillespie $SREng$ | ||||||
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by BFR and BER
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