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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EDINGTON MAINS | Edington Mains Edington Mains Edington Mains |
James Wilson Esqr Johnson: County Map Mr John Lowry, Edington |
017.03 | A very extensive and highly cultivated arable farm. with a neat Dwelling house, ranges of Suitable outbuildings. Cotters hou [houses] &c &c conveniently situated thereon Is tenanted by James Wilson Esq whose Ancestors have held it for the last century & more - Is the property of Col [Colonel] Hay of Dunse Castle |
| EDINGTON BASTILE (Supposed site of) | (Supposed Site of) Edington Bastile | John Wilson Esqr Mr John Lowry Mr William Dixon |
017.03 | In the N. W. [North West] corner of a large Arable field, called Bastile Knowes, And Nearly surrounded by a high & Rugged Steep. Mr Wilson say [says] there Stood a Castle of considerable strength & Extent which was destroyed by An English Army at the Same time as were the Bastiles of Ayton & Hutton |
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