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| Toddle Shiel | ToddleShiel | Mr Geo. Laidlaw | on Sheet | An old Shiel on the south | ||
| Mr Geo. Dick | 3.12 | side of the "Tweed", and about | ||||
| Mr John Burn | midway between, "Clayhole Shiel" | |||||
| & "Upper Yarrowshiel" It is now | ||||||
| in ruins | ||||||
| Upper Yarrow Shiel | Upper Yarrowshiel | Mr Geo. Laidlaw | on Sheet | An old house on the side of | ||
| Mr Geo. Dick | 3.12 | the "Tweed" a short distance | ||||
| Mr John Burn | north of "Toddleshiel" this is called | |||||
| Upper, to distinguish it from | ||||||
| another Shiel, farther down | ||||||
| the river, and which is known as | ||||||
| Lower Yarrowshiel". | ||||||
| Ord Cottage | Ord Cottage | Mr Geo. Laidlaw | on Sheet | A small, plain building | ||
| Mr Geo. Dick | 3.12 | situated on the Turnpike road | ||||
| Mr John Burn | between East Ord, and | |||||
| Tweedmouth, and about 1/2 a | ||||||
| mile from the former, there | ||||||
| is a small garden attached | ||||||
| It is the property of the | ||||||
| occupant, Mrs Lindsay | ||||||
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