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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PAXTON HOUSE | Paxton House Paxton House Paxton House |
Mr Miln Home proprietor Capt [Captain] Ramsey Paxton House Mr Nisbet Paxton South Mains |
018.09 | A commodious mansion of modern construction pleasantly situated on the north bank of the River Tweed, and surrounded by a large [?] well stocked with wood there are extensive offices and a large garden attached. It is the property of Mr Miln Home, and tenanted by Capt [Captain] Ramsey R.A. [Royal Artillery] |
| PAXTON BURN | Paxton Burn Paxton Burn Paxton Burn |
Mr Miln Home Captain Ramsay Mr Nisbet |
018.05 ; 018.09 | A small stream rising [?] the north side of Spital House and flowing southward, through Paxton farms where it [joins] Linn Burn & Nabdean Burn from which point the united streams takes [name] of Linn Burn [down] to the [Tweed?]_ |
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[Page] 38Parish of Hutton
Sheet 18 No 9 -
Described by G. Turner RS&[M?] [Royal Sappers & Miners]
Transcriber's notes
The abbreviation R.A. [Royal Artillery], following the name Captain Ramsey [sic], is confirmed from the transcription of 1851 census for Hutton.Difficulty in deciphering some words on this page due to fold and faint writing - shown in [ ]. "Tweed" is a best guess, as this is where the Linn Burn flows into.
Words/letters lost in fold - passed to SP Office.
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HJG, ron hill
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