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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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| Green Braes | Green Braes | Mr. James Rutherford (farmer Lampert) | 12 Chains North | A brow or eminence on Haining | ||
| Green Braes | Mr. John Armstrong (Haining Head) | East of Red | Moor, remarkable for the richness of | |||
| Green Braes | Mr. John Makepeace (Haining Head) | Roads. | the soil therein. Causing the erbage to | |||
| be of a more rich color than that of | ||||||
| the adjacent ground. which accounts | ||||||
| for the name. | ||||||
| Red Roads | Red Roads | Mr. James Rutherford | 12 Chains South | A slight eminence near the north | ||
| Red Roads | Mr. John Armstrong | West of Green | western point of this parish, which | |||
| Red Roads | Mr. John Makepeace | Braes. | derives its name from the color of the soil therein, | |||
| it being "Red". | ||||||
| Round Top | Round Top | Mr. James Rutherford | 44 Chains East | One of the highest Hills in this | ||
| Round Top | Mr. John Armstrong | Red Roads. | parish, Commanding views of many of the | |||
| Round Top | Mr. John Makepeace | Scotch, Cumberland & Westmoreland Hills | ||||
| This Hill is of an oval form, but at a | ||||||
| distance it appears Circular which accounts | ||||||
| for the origin of the name. | ||||||
| George Davison Junr c/a |
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Transcribed by KF
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