OS1/5/28/157

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
WANTON WALLS Wanton Walls
Wanton Walls
Wanton Walls
Thomas Hume
James Fairbairn
James Runcurran
020.05 A Farm House with good outbuildings and large Arable farm attached. It is Tenanted by James Runcurran and is the Property of the Earl of Lauderdale.
BIRCH WOOD Birch Wood
Birch Wood
Birch Wood
Thomas Hume
James Fairbairn
John Yellowlees
020.01 ; 020.05 A strip of wood composed of Birch Trees of natural growth, from which the name is obtained, it extends for some distance along the side of Earnscleugh Water and is the Property of the Earl of Lauderdale.
PARKHILL PLANTATION Parkhill Plantation
Parkhill Plantation
Parkhill Plantation
Thomas Hume
James Fairbairn
John Yellowlees
020.01; 020.05 An extensive Plantation situated on Park Hill, from which it obtains the name. It is the Property of the Earl of Lauderdale.

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[Page] 157
Parish of Lauder
Sheet 20 No 5. Traces 2.3.
Collected by John Webster Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers]

Transcriber's notes

Dear Moderator
Please can you check p151, 153, 154, 155 and 157 as I am relatively new to transcription.
I am also unsure what your instruction to transcribe [Page] xxx refers to? Please advise. Thank you.


Dear Marchbank 70
I have checked your pages and made the necessary correction/additions. Have a close look to see where I've made the changes.

[Page] xx - the page number is in the corner. We add [Page] in square brackets because we are adding our interpretation. You can see from your pages how its done.

As previously mentioned you need to look in the FAQs for the surveyors name and rank etc. you should not need to leave it as ... We have given all the help we can on these to assist you.
Your main reading of the text is good, its just getting to grips with our formatting that you need to watch out for.
Don't add punctuation to the authorities if its not on the original
Watch out for capital letters all through the desc sentences, they weren't as good at using capitals only at the beginning of the sentence as we are.
Also be careful in the headers where is has Ph - you need to show that and the expansion - not just expand it. Ph [Parish]

If you would like to try out another couple of pages and ask for them to be checked on the forum one of the mods will pick it up.

Regards
Nora
PS You can delete this once you've read it.

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