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HOUNAM [parish] |
Hownam
Hownam
Hownam
Hounam
Hounam |
Valuation Rolls for 1811.
Blackwood's Map of Roxburgh.
Stobie's Map of Roxburghshire.
Statistical Account of Roxburgh.
Johnston's Map of Roxburgh. |
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[Situation] In the En. [Eastern] part of Roxburghshire.
The name of this Parish was originally written Howenham and Hounham, which in the Saxon would signify the dwelling-place or mansion of Owen, - a distinguished individual - as is stated - who had his residence here in the 12th Century. Hownam may therefore be recommended here as in better keeping with the original derivation that Hounam.
The Parish of Hownam is bounded on the North by those of Eckford and Morbottle on the East by Morbottle and Northumberlandshire, on the South by Northumberlandshire and Oxnam and on the West by Oxnam and Jedburgh. There is no part of another Parish situate within the limits here assigned to Hownam nor is there a detached portion of it within the boundaries of any other Parish. It approaches in form a parallelogram stretching N.N.W. [North North West] but with irregular outline. It measures in extreme length 7 miles and in extreme breadth 4 3/4 miles and has an Area of about 15,108 Impl. [Imperial] Acres, of which there may be about 941 acres arable, 150 wood, 1675 heath and moss and 13,342 Sheep pasture. A broad range of the Cheviot Hills runs along the South and sends offshoots so far inland as to cause the Parish to be considered as an entirely hilly, and pastoral district, towards the West and North-West the district declines in elevation - becoming there little more than
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[County of Roxburgh.]
[Notes] -- Hounam to be adopted
- Decided by Lt. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Cameron
- note dated 24.3.62
- See the Correspondence with Revd. [Reverend] G. Rutherford
minister for Hounam
(Plans &c [etcetera] altered at o.m.o. [Ordnance Mapping Office]
27th 28 - March 1862)
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Parish of Hownam - Roxburgh:
Names in Revd [Reverend] G Rutherfords note dated 21st Feb [February] 1860 -- On the 1.2500 plans -- Plan
Hounam (village) -- Hownam -- 22/11 -- [Note] -- Plan is [Correct]
Greenhill -- Greenhill -- 22/15
Henderside Knowe -- Hendersons Knowe -- 22/11
Thimble Row -- Thimble Row -- 22/11
Bridgend -- No name
Heatherhope -- Heatherhope -- 22/15
PeelnicK -- Peelnick -- 27/7
Streethouse -- Streethouse -- 28 -- [Note] -- 6 inch
Muirhouse -- No name
Towford -- Towford -- 28/2
Sunnylaws [initialled] AdeC.S -- Swinelaws -- 28/2
Heatherlands -- Heatherlands -- 22/2
Hounam Mains -- Hownam Mains -- 22/7 -- [Note] -- Plan is [Correct]
Hownam Howgate -- Not on plan
Hounam Grange -- Hownam Grange -- 22/7 -- [Note] -- Plan is [Correct]
Chesterhouse -- Chesterhouse -- 22/6
Mainside -- Mainside -- 22/15
Over Chatto -- Over Chatto -- 22/14
Nether Chatto -- Not on plan
Buchtrig [initialled] AdeCS -- Bughtrig -- 28/6
Philogar -- Philogar -- 22/10
Berchope [initialled] AdeCS -- Bearhope -- 22/10
Over Whitton -- Over Whitton -- 22/6
Capehope -- Capehope Yett -- 22/15
Sharplaw -- Sharplaw -- 22/10
Easten side -- Not on plan
The names, bearing the initials of Capt [Captain] Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers]
are altered as directed by him.
F. Morrison
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Pencil notes:
Sunnylaws - sike - 68.95 -- Swinelaws - [evry] name to [be] altered [Initialled ACS]
Heatherlands - 11
Hounam Mains - 1.30
Buchtrig - 10.7
Berchope - 37
Capehope - 71 |
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Hounam Manse
21st Feby [February] 1860
Gentlemen
Being a native of, & resident in this
parish for the last 68 years, & 42 of
these Minister of the parish, while
my Father before me was 56 years Minr [Minister]
of it, the first Stat. [Statistical] account of the pa-
-rish having been written by him, & the
last one by myself, I am naturally
enough desirous there should be no
mistake in the getting up of the Orde-
nance Survey Map of the parish, of
which you are the Agents. & first
of all I would beg to furnish you
with the names of the several farm-
steadings, & other places within the
parish as a Guide to how they were
originally named & spelt, so far as
can be traced, but some of which, in
the course of years, have been grossly
corrupted. To begin with
Hounam (the village) |
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Greenhill (a shooting seat of Duke of Roxburgh)
Henderside Knowe - Thimble Row -
Bridgend - Heatherhope - Peelnick -
Streethouse - Muirhouse - Towford -
Sunnylaws - (not Swinelaws)
Heatherlands -
Here follows 13 Farm steadings
Hounam Mains - Hounam How:
gate - Hounam Grange -
Chesterhouse - Mainside -
Over Chatto - Nether Chatto -
Buchtrig - Philogar -
Berehope - over Whitton -
Capehope (not Yett) -
Sharplaw -
There is a small property,
an Inn, with some grounds attached,
named Easten Side, but situated so
very near to, indeed almost adjoining
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the south end, or head of the village,
that I have reason to believe the
surveyors have take no notice of
it as a district property, but included
it merely as forming part of the
village. All the other houses
of village are feus on the land
of Kirkrow
I remain Gentlemen
your most obt [obedient]
G. Rutherford
O.S.O. [Ordnance Survey Office] Edinh. [Edinburgh]
25: 2. 60 [25 February 1860]
I believe these
names are all
right on the
Plans but this
may assist the
examination.
[signed] Capt [Captain] Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers] -- R. Stotherd capt. R.E. [captain Royal Engineers] |
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Parish of Hownam
Name -- Proprietor of -- Residence.
Sir John Warrender Bart. [Baronet] -- Heatherlands -- Lochend, Haddington.
Christopher Douglas Esqre. -- Howgate -- W. S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh.
John Ord Esqre. -- Over Whitton -- Nisbet, Kirkbank by Kelso.
James Dickson Esqre. -- Chatto -- Bughtrig, Coldstream.
W. Scott Kerr -- Over Chatto -- Sunlaws, Kelso,
Adam Brach Esqre. -- Capehopeyett -- Cherrytrees, Kelso,
James Wilson Esqre. -- Bughtrig -- Otterburn, Kelso.
John Stavert Esqre, (Representatives of the late) -- Philogar -- Messrs Curle, Curle and Erskine Writers, Melrose, Agents |
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a rolling plain:- The greatest elevation is Hownam Law near the N.En [North Eastern] extremity of Parish, of conical shape and having a gentle declivity North and West it is said to be 1464 feet above Seal level. There are other hills on the Sn [Southern] boundary which attain a height of 1300 feet. The lowest point in the Ph [Parish] is however 460 feet above sea level. Kale Water the largest stream - from Oxnam - traverses the Parish over a distance of 6 1/2 miles in a N.N.En [North North Eastern] direction and nearly on the line of its greatest length. Capehope Burn also a considerable stream takes its rise near the Sn [Southern] boundary and runs N.W. [North West] to Kale Water. This district is also well watered throughout by numerous rills and springs. No part of the district is traversed either by Turnpike Road or Railway - no particular branch of manufacture is carried on and no minerals are wrought. The only village or rather hamlet is Hownam situate towards the Nn [Northern] district - the houses in which are mostly two storeys high - in it are a Post Office and two public houses and in its Nn [Northern] vicinity are the Ph [Parish] Church and School. Population at the last census 252.
The ancient Roman Way or Causeway commonly called Watling Street enters this Parish from Oxnam at Blackhall Hill a considerable height on the Southern Boundary - and pursuing a N Wn [North Western] direction - from thence it forms for the most part the Boundary common to Oxnam and Hownam. Vide Oxnam Name Book for farther particulars. In General Roy's Plan shewing the route of this ancient road, it has been there shewn to pass a large Roman work at Streethouse and which is called by him Agricola's Camp. In order to avoid any difficulty in recognising this encampment it may be here remarked that Genl [General] Roy has given a wrong name to the house in close proximity and which may be readily confirmed by a comparison of his Maps of existing features and a measurement to locality from Woden Law. The Camp as shewn p [per] Genl [General] Roy's Plan at Streethouse is therefore no other than that shewn on Ord: [Ordnance] Plan at Pennymuir in Oxnam - Streethouse being upwards of 92 chains S.E. [South East] therefrom and in this Ph [Parish]. Remains of a large Fort or Camp exist on the Summit of Hounam Law but whether British or Roman origin is doubtful - the latter however is that attributed by the best Authorities. Traces of semicircular entrenchments exist on Woden Law near the Sn [Southern] extremity of Ph [Parish] lying on the route of Watling Street - it may be inferred that this circumstance rather than the peculiar formation thereof has led to the general impression that these Works are of Roman origin. Though shewn by Genl [General] Roy on Plan of the route of Watling Street he does not characterize them as Roman, but in the body of his work he assumes them to be an advanced Roman Post of Agricola's army when established on the banks of the Esk. Vestiges of numerous other encampments are to be met with throughout this district, which from the peculiar rounded formation thereof etc have been hitherto characterized on Plans as British Forts - contemporary with Roman Camps. The great number of these objects and their situation on the Border does not however confirm this character but would rather lead to the conclusion that most of them were merely Shelters for securing cattle against the depredations of Border marauders. Two clusters of stones situate near the central district called respectively Eleven Shearers and Five Stanes are generally believed to be the remains of Druidical Circles. Remains of two Towers exist at Heatherlands and Chester House upon which both tradition and history are silent. The latter has been supplied to indicate the site of an ancient Roman fortification which originally must have given the name of Chesters to the property where the remains of this Tower now stand. All that now remains of the original structure is part of a vaulted roof.
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Parish of Hownam -- County of Roxburgh |
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WEST GRANGE |
West Grange
West Grange
West Grange
West Grange |
R. Darling Esqr. Agent Kelso
Estate Plan
Stobie's County Map
Mr G. Phillips Tenant |
016.15 |
[Situation] Near the Nn. [Northern] extremity of Parish.
A dwelling house two Stories in height having Suitable out offices, garden, and lands attached the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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WEARY STREAM |
Weary Stream
Weary Stream
Weary Stream |
R. Darling Esqr.
Estate Plan
Mr G. Phillips |
016.15 |
[Situation] At Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary.
A Small rivulet rising on the farm of West Grange, runs in a westerly direction & falls into Kale Water |
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LAW BURN |
Law Burn
Law Burn
Law Burn |
R. Darling Esqr.
Mr G. Phillips
Rev [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
016.15; 022.03 |
[Situation] From the West of Hownam Law N. W. [North West] to Weary Stream.
A Small stream issuing from the west side of Hownam Law - runs in a North-westerly direction and joins Weary Stream a little below East Grange. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 16 No 15. -- T. [Trace] 2
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
Ancient Map of Scotland by C. Innes
Estate Plan
G. Rutherford Esqr. Jedburgh
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw |
016.15; 022.03; 028.02 |
[Situation] On Nn. [Northern] Boundy. [Boundary]
This water rises from the northern declivity of the same range of mountains which Send the Tyne, the Bremish, & Coquet, and other rivers into England - it flows in a northerly direction and unites with the River Teviot near Eckford |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 16 No. 15. -- T. [Trace] 2.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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EAST GRANGE |
East Grange
East Grange
East Grange
East Grange |
G. Phillips Farmer West Grange
R. Darling Esqr. Agent Kelso
Estate Plan
Stobie's County Map |
016.15 |
[Situation] 16 chains East of West Grange.
A row of cottages occupied by laborers - the property of the Duke of Roxburgh. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 16 No 15. T. [Trace] 3.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CUSHAT END |
Wearystream Hill
Wearystream Hill
Wearystream Hill
Wearystream Hill |
Mr G. Phillips West Grange
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
R. Darling Esqr. Agent Kelso |
016.16 |
[Situation] At the N.En [North Eastern] point of Parish.
An eminence probably about 900 feet above Sea level - Situate on the boundary between the Parishes of Hownam & Morebattle & on the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 16 No. 16. -- T. [Trace] 1.
[Note] -- See reply to remark No 14 - Morebattle Ph [Parish]
Thomas Watson
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FAW LAWS BURN |
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn |
Mr Thomas Scott
James Ord Esqr. Nisbet
William Hall
Estate Documents
Mr Thomas Shiell |
022.01 |
[Situation] From the East of Faw Laws N.N.E. [North North East] to Nn. [Northern] Ph [Parish] Boundy [Boundary].
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.1 -- Trace 1.
[Entry for Fauld Laws scored out]
[Note Faw Laws Burn] -- Faw - pale red
fallow, dun. -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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HEATHERLANDS |
Heatherlands
Heatherlands
Heatherlands
Heatherlands
Heatherlands |
Statistical Account
Origines Parochiales (Ancient Map of Scotland)
Mr Thomas Scott Farmer Nether Whitton
Estate Documents
William Hall Shepherd Nickieshale |
022.02 |
[Situation] In N.Wn [North Western] Parish district.
A cottage on the farm of Nether Whitton, it was once a farm house, it thatched & in poor repair.
Proprietor Sir John Warrender Bart. [Baronet] Lochend, Haddington. |
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TOWER (Remains of) [Heatherlands] |
Tower (Remains of)
Tower (Remains of)
Tower (Remains of) |
Statistical Account
Origines Parochiales
Mr Thomas Scott
William Hall |
022.02 |
[Situation] West of Heatherlands.
This name is applied to one of those Towers or Peels so frequently to be met with on the borders, there is little more than the foundations left. Proprietor Sir John Warrender Bart. [Baronet] |
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FAW LAWS BURN |
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn |
Mr Thomas Scott
James Ord Esqr. Nisbet
William Hall
Mr Thomas Shiell Farmer Bearhope |
022.01 |
[Situation] From the East of Faw Laws N.E. [North East] to Nn [Northern] Parish Boundy. [Boundary]
A small stream having its source on the farm of Nether Whitton, it falls into Kale Water. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.2 -- Trace 1
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
Statistical acct. [account] of Roxburgh
Estate Plan
Ancient Map of Scotland by C. Innes
Rev [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
016.15; 022.03; 028.02 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish.
This water has its Source near Fairwood Fell - flows in a northerly direction and empties itself into the River Teviot near Eckford |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No 3 -- T. [Trace] 1.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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LAW BURN |
Law Burn
Law Burn
Law Burn |
Mr G. Phillips West Grange
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Rev [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
016.15 |
[Situation] From the West of Howman Law - N.W. [North West] to Weary Stream.
A Small stream rising from the west side of Hownam Law and runs in a north-westerly direction into Weary Stream. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No 3 -- T [Trace] 2.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CAMP (Remains of) [Hounam Law] |
Fort
Fort
Fort
Camp
Camp |
George Phillips Esqr.
James Davidson
David Hamilton
New Statl. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Roxburgh
Gazetteer of Scotland. |
022.03 |
[Situation] On Hownam Law.
The remains of a fort, on Hownam Law on the farm of Grange poperty of the Duke of Roxburgh. See Page 18. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22.3 -- trace 3
[Note Hownam Law, scored out] -- See Page 18.
[Entry for Watts Law scored out]
[Note Camp] -- See Description of Hownam Law, Page 18.
[signed] James Kay
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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SOUTH COTE |
South Cote
South Cote
South Cote
South Cote |
George Phillips Esqr. Farmer Grange
James Davidson Shepherd Southcote
David Hamilton Farm Servant Grange
Estate Plan |
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[Situation] 31 chains South of Hownam Law.
A two Storey house with garden [and] office houses attached on the [farm] of Grange occupied by James [Davidson] Shepherd, property of the Duke [of] Roxburgh |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22.3 -- Trace 6
[signed] James Kay
Sapr. R. [Sapper Royal] Engineers |
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GRANGE HILL |
Grange Hill
Grange Hill
Grange Hill |
Mr G. Phillips West Grange
R. Darling Esqr. Agent Kelso
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw |
022.03 |
[Situation] Adjoining Hownam Law on the S.E. [South East]
A considerable hill feature rising to a height of about 1500 feet above Sea level - Situate on the farm of West Grange |
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BRAEMOOR KNOWE |
Braemoor Knowe
Braemoor Knowe
Braemoor Knowe |
Mr G. Phillips
R. Darling Esqr.
Mr W. Gray |
022.03 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Hownam Law.
Applies to a small eminence on the farm of Hownam Mains |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No 3 -- T. [Trace] 5.
[Note Braemoor Knowe] -- Knowe - mode of spelling
adopted on Ord. [Ordnance] Plans
[initialled] [JMJ.]
Know - Knowe - a little hill -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
[Signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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HOUNAM LAW |
Hownam Law
Hownam Law
Hownam Law
Hownam Law
Hownam Law |
R. Darling Esqr. Agent Kelso
Estate Plan
Blackwoods County Map
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
022.03 |
[Situation] In the Nn. [Northern] district of Parish.
A conical shaped mountain on the farm of West Grange rising to an elevation of about 1700 feet above the level of the Sea - having on its Summit a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, and distinct vestiges of a fortification; consisting of a circular fort with an earthen rampart around the crest of the hill. Supposed by Some to be the remains of a Roman Camp & by others British. Its the general received opinion, to be "Roman" |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No 3 -- T. [Trace] 6.
[Note] -- Hounam adopted
see page 1
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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KERSMOOR HEAD |
Kersmoor Head
Kersmoor Head
Kersmoor Head |
Mr G. Phillips West Grange
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
022.04 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to Hownam and Morebattle Phs [Parishes].
A considerable hill on the Boundary between the parishes of Hownam nd Morebattle. Situate on the property of the Duke of Roxburgh. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No. 4. -- T. [Trace] 1.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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DEADRIG PLANTATION |
Deadrig Plant. [Plantation]
Deadrig Plant. [Plantation]
Deadrig Plant. [Plantation] |
Mr Thomas Scott Farmer Nether Whitton
Mr Thomas Shiell Farmer Bearhope
William Hall Shepherd Nickieshale |
022.05; 022.06 |
[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] district.
A fir plantation on the farm of Over Whitton. Proprietor Sir John Warrender, Bart. [Baronet] Lochend Haddington. |
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FAW LAWS |
Faw Laws
Faw Laws
Faw Laws
Faw Laws |
Mr Thomas Scott
Estate Documents
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Hall |
022.05 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Deadrig Plantation.
This name applies to several Knowes on the farm of Over Whitton, the name is taken from some Sheep folds standing on the ground near them. |
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FAW LAWS BURN |
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn
Faw Laws Burn |
Mr Thomas Scott
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Hall |
022.01 |
[Situation] From the East of Faw Laws North to Kale Water.
A small stream having its source on the farm of Over Whitton, it falls into Kale Water. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.5 -- Trace 1.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WHITTON LOCH |
Whitton Loch
Whitton Loch
Whitton Loch |
Mr Thomas Scott
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Hall |
022.05 |
[Situation] South of Faw Laws.
A small artificial Loch on the farm of Over Whitton it was made to supply Nether Whitton with Water power for thrashing. |
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ANDREW'S KNOWE |
Andrew's Knowe
Andrew's Knowe
Andrew's Knowe |
William Hall Nickieshole
J. Armstrong Chesterhouse
A. Jeffrey Esqr. Jedburgh |
022.05 |
[Situation] Nearly 1/2 mile South of Faw Laws.
A small Knowe on the farm of Over Whitton, there is a Tumulus |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.5 -- Trace 2.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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OVER WHITTON HILL |
Over Whitton Hill
Over Whitton Hill
Over Whitton Hill |
John Ord Esqr. Nisbet
Mr James Shiell Bearhope
Estate Documents |
022.06 |
[Situation] Towards N.Wn [North Western] Parish district.
A considerable eminence on the farm of "Over Whitton", the surface of which is arable land; the property of John Ord Esqr. Nisbet, Kirkbank by Kelso. |
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DEADRIG PLANTATION |
Deadrig Plantation
Deadrig Plantation
Deadrig Plantation |
Mr J. Shiell Bearhope
Mr Thomas Scott Nether Whitton
J. Armstrong Chesterhouse |
022.05; 022.06 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.W. [North West] of Over Whitton Hill.
A small plantation situated N.W. [North West] from over Whitton Hill, on the farm of Nether Whitton; the property of Sir Warrender, Bart. [Baronet] Lochend Haddington. |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace 1
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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HEATHERLAND HILL |
Heatherland Hill
Heatherland Hill
Heatherland Hill |
Mr Thomas Scott. Nether Whitton
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
Estate Documents |
022.06 |
[Situation] 30 chains N.E. [North East] of Over Whitton Hill.
A large hill the surface of which is mountain grass land, situated a little to the west of "Chesterhouse Hill". On the farm of Nether Whitton |
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CHESTERHOUSE HILL |
Chesterhouse HIll
Chesterhouse Hill
Chesterhouse Hill |
Mr James Shiell, Bearhope
John Armstrong. Chesterhouse
James Scott Nether Whitton |
022.06 |
[Situation] Adjoining Heatherland Hill on the East.
A considerable hill, on he farm of Chesterhouse, the surface of which is mountain grass land: the property of Christopher Douglass Esqr; Edinbro [Edinburgh] |
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CHESTERHOUSE PLANTATION |
Chesterhouse Plantation
Chesterhouse Plantation
Chesterhouse Plantation |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
John Armstrong. Chesterhouse
W. Hall Nickieshole |
022.06 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile South of Chesterhouse Hill
A small plantation situated a little to the N.W. [North West] of Burnet Knowe on the farm of "Chesterhouse", the property of Christopher Douglass [Esqr] Edinburgh |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace 2
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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CHESTERHOUSE SIKE |
Chesterhouse SiKe
Chesterhouse SiKe
Chesterhouse SiKe |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
John Armstrong, Chesterhouse
W. Hall Nickieshole |
022.06 |
[Situation] To the North of Chesterhouse Plantation.
A small stream having its source a little to the N. [North] of "Chesterhouse plantation", and running in an easterly dirrection till it joins Kail Water |
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TOWER (Remains of) [Chesterhouse] |
Tower (Remains of)
Tower (Remains of)
Tower (Remains of)
Tower (Remains of ) |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
Mr Thomas Scott, Nether Whitton
Statistical acct. [Account] of Roxburgh
Origines Parochiales (Ancient Map of Scotland) |
022.06 |
[Situation] At Chesterhouse.
This is supposed to have been one of the Ancient Border Strongholds, but no traditions are known in the locality regarding it; part of an arched roof is still standing at the North end of what has been the principal building, situated on the farm of Chesterhouse the property of Christopher Douglass Esqr Edinbro [Edinburgh] |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace 3
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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CHESTERHOUSE |
Chesterhouse
Chesterhouse
Chesterhouse
Chesterhouse |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
John Armstrong. Chesterhouse
Origines Parochiales (Ancient Map of Scotland)
G. Rutherford Esqr. Jedburgh |
022.06 |
[Situation] On the West of Kale Water.
A small house one storey high, having a vegetable garden attached the property of Christopher Douglass Esqr. Occupied by John Armstrong farm labourer |
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NICKIESHOLE |
Nickieshole
Nickieshole
Nickieshole
Nickieshole |
Thomas Scott, Nether Whitton
William Hall. Occupant
Mr James Shiel Bearhope
Estate Documents |
022.06 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Over Whitton.
A small house one storey high having a vegetable garden attached, on the farm of "Nether Whitton", Occupied by William Hall. [Shepherd] The Property of John Ord Esqre. Nisbet Kirkbank by Kelso. |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace. 3 & 4
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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OVER WHITTON |
Over Whitton
Over Whitton
Over Whitton |
John Ord Esqr. Nisbet
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
Estate Documents |
022.06 |
[Situation] On the west of Bearhope Burn.
A middling sized farm house two storeys high, having suitable office houses attached, all in good repair, the farm is principlally arable land, the property of John Ord Esqr. who is also the farmer. |
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BEREHOPE BURN |
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Berehope Burn |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
John Ord Esqr. Nisbet
Mr J. Scott Nether Whitton
Revd. [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
022.03 |
[Situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Whitton Edge N.E. [North East] to Kale Water.
A small burn having its source at "Scand Law" and flowing in an easterly dirrection till it joins Kale Water. |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace 5
[Note Berehope Burn] -- Adopted by order of
Captain Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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BURNET KNOWE |
Burnet Knowe
Burnet Knowe
Burnet Knowe |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
William Hall. NicKieshall
Mr J. Scott Nether Whitton |
022.06 |
[Situation] 12 chains S.W. [South West] of Chesterhouse
A small hill on the farm of "Chesterhouse", the surface of which is mountain grass land, the property of Christopher Douglass Esqr. Edinbro. [Edinburgh] |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
W. O. Rutherfurd Esqr. EdgerSton
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
Mr Thomas Scott. Nether Whitton
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh
Origines Parochiales (Ancient Map of Scotland) |
022.06 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundy. [Boundary] N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish.
A small river having its source on Fairloans Fell" and flowing in a northerly dirrection till it joins the "River Teviot" |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 6 -- Trace 6
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
Mr James Shiel. Bearhope
Mr Thomas Scott. Nether Whitton
Estate Plan |
022.07 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish.
A small river having its source near "Fairwood Fell" and running in a northerly dirrection till it joins the River Teviot. |
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HOUNAM BURN |
Hounam Burn
Hounam Burn
Hounam Burn |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Hounam
Mr Sholto Douglass, Hounam Mains
Estate Plan |
022.07 |
[Situation] From En. [Eastern] Parish Boundy [Boundary], west to Kale Water
A small burn having its source at the north of Hounam Rings and flowing in a westerly dirrection till it joins Kail Water. |
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HOWGATE |
Howgate
Howgate
Howgate |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Hounam
Mr William Purves. Burnfoot
Estate Plan |
022.07 |
[Situation] On the West of Hownam Burn.
A small farm house two storeys high having office houses, all in bad repair there is also a farm attached, the property of Christopher Douglass Esqr. Edinbro [Edinburgh] |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 7 -- Trace 1 -
[Note Hounam Burn] -- Hounam to be adopted
see page 1 -
Crooked Burn [not listed in Index] -- For authorities etc see Name Book for Hownam
[signed] James Harper
Ca [Civilian assistant] |
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HOUNAM MAINS |
Hounam Mains
Hounam Mains
Hownam Mains
Hownam Mains
Hownam Mains |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Hownam
Mr Sholto Douglass, Occupant.
Estate Documents
Stobies County Map
Mr Phillips Grange |
022.07 |
[Situation] 5 chains South of Howgate.
A small farm house two storeys high having suitable office houses garden etc, attached to it is a farm of land, the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh, occupied by Mrs Douglass. |
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HOUNAM STEEPLE |
Hownam Steeple
Hownam Steeple
Hownam Steeple |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Hounam
Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr Phillips |
022.07 |
[Situation] 32 chains S.E. [South East] of Hownam Mains
A considerable hill on the farm of "Hownam Mains", the surface of which is mountain grass land, the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 7 -- Traces 1 & 4
[Note] -- Hounam to be adopted
see page 1
[signed] James Harper [Ca - Civilian Assistant] |
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BUCHT SIKE |
Bught Sike
Bught Sike
Bucht Sike |
Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr James Meikle. Hounam
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford, Hownam |
022.07 |
[Situation] South from Hownam Burn.
A small stream having its source a little to the west of Hounam Rings and flowing in a northerly dirrection till it joins Hounam Burn. |
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HOUNAM RINGS |
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hounam
Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr Phillips
Estate Plan |
022.07 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Hownam Mains
This name applies to the remains of a hill fort, on the farm of Hounam Mains, on the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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FORT [Hounam Rings] |
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hounam
Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr Phillips
Estate Plan |
022.07 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Hownam Mains
This name applies to the remains of a hill fort, on the farm of Hounam Mains, on the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22 - 7 -- Trace 5
[Note] -- Bucht Sike
adopted by order ofCapt. Scott R.E [Captain Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
[Note Hounam Rings] -- Hounam to be adopted
see page 1
[signed] James Harper
C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street (Roman Road)
Watling Street(Roman Road)
Watling Street (Roman Road) |
Fullartons Imperial Gazetteer
Statistical Account
Alexander Jeffrey Esqr. Jedburgh |
021.12; 022.09; 028.01 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A road made by the Romans from the South of England to the Frith of Forth in Scotland it is now chiefly used as a drove road. |
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WHITTON EDGE |
Whitton Edge
Whitton Edge
Whitton Edge |
Mr J. Shiell Bearhope
Mr J. Armstrong Chesterhouse
Mr A. Craig Swineside |
022.09 |
[Situation] At Wn. [Western] point of Parish.
A well known name applied to a rising ground on the Western extremity of Over Whitton farm |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.9 -- Trace 1.
[signed] Thomas Watson -- Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] -- Charles J Fearnside -- Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BEREHOPE BURN |
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Berehope Burn |
Mr Thomas Shiell
Estate Documents
William Clarke
William Hall
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
022.03 |
[Situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Whitton Edge, N.E. [North East] to Kale Water.
A small stream having its source on Scaud Law on the farm of Bearhope, it flows into Kale Water. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.9 -- Trace 2.
[Note] -- Berehope Burn
adopted by order of
Captain Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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SCAW'D LAW |
Scaw'd Law
Scaw'd Law
Scaw'd Law |
Mr Thomas Shiell Farmer Bierhope
William Clarke Shepherd Bierhope
William Hall Shepherd Nickies Hall |
022.09 |
[Situation] Adjoining Watling Street on the East.
A hill on the farm of Bierhope & Bunzierton, the Roman Road crosses it & there is a Tumulus on its summit |
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BOOTHY SHANK |
Boothy Shank
Boothy Shank
Boothy Shank |
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Clarke
William Hall |
022.09 |
[Situation] Between Whitton Edge and Scaw'd Law.
A sloping peice of Ground on the farm of Bierhope. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.9 -- Trace 3
[Note Scaw'd Law] -- Scaw'd Scawt
Changed or faded in
the colour -- Jameson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
[Entry for Boothy scored out]
[signed] Charles J. Fearnsde
Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BEREHOPE |
Bearhope
Berehope
Bearhope
Bearhope
Bierhope
Bierhope |
Mr Thomas Shiell
Estate Plan
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam
Blacks County Map
Stobies County Map
Valuation Book for 1811
Johnston's County Map |
022.10 |
[Situation] Towards N.Wn. [North Western] district.
A farm house Out Offices etc in moderate repair, some of the buildings are new
Proprietor Duke of Roxburghe
Occupant Mr Thomas Shiell |
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BEREHOPE BURN |
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Bearhope Burn
Berehope Burn |
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Clarke
Blacks County Map
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
022.06 |
[Situation] From the S.E [South East] of Whitton Edge - N.E. [North East] to Kale Water.
A small stream having its source on the Scaud Law, on the farm of Bearhope, it flows through the Vale or hollow of its own name& falls into Kale Water |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 1.
[Entry for Bear Hope scored out]
[Note] -- Berehope
adopted by order of
Capt. Scott. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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KATIE FISHER'S KNOWE |
Kitty Fisher's Knowe
Kitty Fisher's Knowe
Kitty Fisher's Knowe |
Mr Thomas Shiell Farmer Beirhope
William Clarke Shepherd Beirhope
James Whillans Shepherd Philogar |
022.10 |
[Situation] Nearly 1/2 mile South of Bearhope
This name applies to a Knowe near to Bierhope farm house, there was formerly a large stone stood near it known as Kitty Fisher's Stone but is removed some time ago, it is supposed to be connected with the frolic's of a witch. |
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FORT (Remains of) [SE of Berehope] |
Fort (Remains of) |
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
Mr J. Shiell Bearhope
W. Clerk |
022.10 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mil S.E. [South East] of Bearhope.
This "Fort" or "Camp" consists of a single earthen rampart in good preservation - situate on the southern extremity of Thowliestane Hill. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 2
[Note] -- Katie abbn. [abbreviation] of Catherine -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BEREHOPE FORE BURN |
Bearhope Fore Burn
Bearhope Fore Burn
Bearhope Fore Burn
Berehope Fore Burn |
Mr Thomas Sheill Farmer Beirhope
William Clarke Shepherd Beirhope
James Whillans Shepherd Philogar
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
022.10 |
[Situation] From S.W. [South West] of Philogar Hill N. [North] to Kale Water.
A small stream rising in a Moss on the farm of Philogar, it falls into Bierhope Burn. |
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THOWLIESTANE HILL |
Thowliestane Hill
Thowliestane Hill
Thowliestane Hill |
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Clarke
James Whillans |
022.10 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile East of Bearhope
A hill, on which are the remains of a Camp or Fort, it is on the farm of Bearhope |
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CAMP (Remains of) [Thowliestane Hill] |
Camp or Fort (Remains of) |
Mr Thomas Shiell
William Clarke
James Whillans |
022.10 |
[Situation] On Thowliestane Hill.
Very distinct traces of a Camp or Fort on the hill mentioned above, it appears to have been very strong & the hill (on all sides but the South,) is very steep. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22. 10 -- Trace 2
[Note Camp] -- These remains - from their extent and formation and also vicinity to the
Roman Road - are generally supposed to be of Roman origin.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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SHARPLAW |
Sharplaw
Sharplaw
Sharplaw
Sharplaw
Sharplaw |
Mr Thomas Sheill Farmer Beirhope
Estate Plan
Statistical Account
Mr J Hall Blacksmith Hownam
Stobies County Map |
022.11 |
[Situation] 1 mile East of Bearhope.
A very substantial farm house Out Offices, farm etc. the buildings are mostly new and in good repair
Proprietor Duke of Roxburghe
Occupant Mr [--] |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
Mr Thomas Sheill
Statistical Account of Roxburgh
Mr J Hall |
016.15; 022.03; 022.10; 028.02 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish,
A stream having its source at the southern extremity of the parish, it flows in a N.E. [North East] course to its junction with the Teviot River. |
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SALMON LEAP |
Salmon Leap
Salmon Leap
Salmon Leap |
Mr Thomas Sheill
Statistical Account
Mr J Hall |
022.10 |
[Situation] On Kale Water
A fall or Lynn on Kale Water it is about 1/4 of a mile from the Village of Hownam, it is about 5 feet of a fall. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 3
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
Sr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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HARE LAW |
Hare Law
Hare Law
Hare Law |
Mr Thomas Sheill Farmer Bierhope
William Clarke Shepherd Bierhope
James Whillans Shepherd Philogar |
022.10 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Bearhope.
A hill on the farm of Bearhope. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 4
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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PHILOGAR |
Philogar
Philogar
Philogar
Philogar |
Mr Thomas Sheill Farmer Beirhope
James Whillans Occupant
Statistical Account
Jeffrey's History of Roxburgh |
022.10 |
[Situation] On the West of Kale Water.
A shepherds Cottage etc. on the West bank of Kale Water, the house is slated & in good repair, it is a sheep Farm held by Mr. Dudgeon of Cunzierton |
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PHILOGAR HILL |
Philogar Hill
Philogar Hill
Philogar Hill |
Mr Thomas Sheill
James Whillans
Mr J Hall Blacksmith Hounam |
022.10 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile West of Philogar.
A hill on the farm of Philogar from which it takes its name. |
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PHILOGARHILLHEAD |
Philogarhillhead
Philogarhillhead
Philogarhillhead |
Mr Thomas Sheill
James Whillans
Mr J Hall |
022.10 |
[Situation] On Philogar Hill.
A cottage in ruinous condition on the hill named above, it was formerly a Shepherds Cottage |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 5.
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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PEDLAR KNOWE |
Pedlar Knowe
Pedlar Knowe
Pedlar Knowe |
James Whillans Philogar
George Smith Over Chatto
William Clarke Bierhope |
022.10 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile South of Thowliestane Hill.
A small Knowe on the farm of Philogar. |
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SCURRIE KNOWE |
Scurrie Knowe
Scurrie Knowe
Scurrie Knowe |
James Whillans
George Smith
William Clarke |
022.10 |
[Situation] S.S.E. [South South East] from Pedlar Knowe.
A small Knowe a little to the N.W. [North West] of Philogar Cottage |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.10 -- Trace 5.
[Entry for Stackyard Knowe scored out]
[Note Scurrie Knowe] -- Scurrie dwarfish, -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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THE NEB |
The Neb
The Neb
The Neb |
James Whillans Philogar
George Smith Over Chatto
William Clarke Bierhope |
022.10 |
[Situation] East from Pedlar Knowe.
A small Knowe over looking Kale Water, it is on the farm of Philogar. |
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ALLERTON SIKE |
Allerton Sike
Allerton Sike
Allerton Sike |
James Whillans
George Smith
William Clarke |
022.10 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] of the Neb.
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[Note The Neb] -- Neb - the nose
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[signed] Charles J Fearnside
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HENDERSONSKNOWE |
Hendersonsknowe
Hendersonsknowe
Hendersonsknowe |
Robert Wood. Shepherd occupant
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford Manse
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Mr Phillips West Grange |
022.11 |
[Situation] East of Hownam village.
A small house one storey high having a vegetable garden attached. On the farm of Sharplaw, the property of W. DicKson Esqr. |
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KNOWE SIKE |
Knowe Sike
Knowe Sike
Knowe Sike |
Robert Wood Hendersonsknowe
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Mr W. Gray |
022.11 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Henderson's Knowe.
A small stream having its source a little to the east of Hendersonsknowe and flowing in a westerly dirrection into Capehope Burn |
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THIMBLE ROW |
Thimble Row
Thimble Row
Thimble Row |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Mr Samuel Hall Dicksons Arms Inn.
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] At the South of Hownam village.
A small row of houses situated at the south end of the village of Hounam each having a vegetable garden attached, the property of Samuel Hall Dicksons Arms. Inn. Occupied by labourers |
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KALE WATER |
Kail Water
Kail Water
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
Mr James Shiell. Bearhope
Mr Thomas Scott, Nether Whitton
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh
Estate Documents
Ancient Map of Scotland C. Innes
G. Rutherford Esqr. Jedburgh |
016.15; 022.03; 022.10; 028.02 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundy. [Boundary], N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish.
A small river having its source at Fairwood Fell and flowing in a northerly dirrection till it joins the River Teviot |
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CAPEHOPE BURN |
Capehope Burn
Capehope Burn
Capehope Burn |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford Manse
Mr Thomas Burnet. Greenhill
Ancient Map of Scotland |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the South of Parish N.N.W. [North North West] to Kale Water.
A small burn having its source at the north base of Hunt Hill and flowing in a northerly dirrection till it joins Kail Water |
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MANSE [Hounam] |
Manse (Ph) [Parish]
Manse (Ph) [Parish]
Manse (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, occupant
Mr James Shiel Bearhope
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] At the N.W. [North West] of Hownam village.
A middling sized dwelling house having Office houses etc all in good repair, it was built in 1776, the extent of the glebe is about 9 Acres, It is the residence of the Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, minister of the parish of Hounam |
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CHURCH [Hounam] |
Church (Ph) [Parish]
Church (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Manse
Mr A. Davidson, Schoolmaster
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] At the N.W. [North West] of Hownam village.
A small rectangular building at the north end of the village of Hounam; it affords accomodation for 225 persons and the sittings are free; there are about 40 communicants on the roll, and the average attendance is about 50; the stipend is £250 Yearly and the encumbants name is George Rutherford. The patron is Sir John Warrender |
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SCHOOL [Hounam] |
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Manse
Mr A. Davidson Schoolmaster
Mr G. Phillips West Grange |
022.11 |
[Situation] In Hownam village.
A small building at the north end of the village of Hounam, attached to which is the Schoolmasters house, the average attendance is 40 and the ordinary branches of education are taught Mr Alexander Davidson is Schoolmaster and his Salary is about £50. including his fees for being Registrar and postmaster |
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SHARPLAW |
Sharplaw
Sharplaw
Sharplaw |
Mr William Gray Occupant.
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Stobie's County Map |
022.11 |
[Situation] On the West of Kale Water
A middling sized farm house two storeys high having suitable offices etc all in good repair, there is a farm attached; the property of W. Dickson Esqr. tenanted by William Gray |
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SHEPHERD'S ARMS INN [Hounam] |
Shepherds Arms Inn
Shepherds Arms Inn
Shepherds Arms Inn |
Mr William Paton, Occupant
Mr Samuel Hall, Dicksons Arms Inn
Mr Phillips West Grange |
022.11 |
[Situation] In Hownam village.
A small house two storeys high, having stabling attached, an accomodation for 8 persons; proprietor & occupant Mr William Paton |
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DICKSON'S ARMS INN [Hounam] |
Dicksons Arms Inn
Dicksons Arms Inn
Dicksons Arms Inn |
Mr Samuel Hall occupant
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford Manse
Mr Phillips |
022.11 |
[Situation] In Hownam village.
A small house having office [houses &] stabling, etc attached, and affording accomodation for 12 persons [proprietor] and occupant Samuel Hall |
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HOUNAM [village] |
Hounam
Hounam
Hounam
Hownam
Hownam
Hownam
Hownam
Hownam
Hownam |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Samuel Hall, InnKeeper.
Mr Thomas Burnet Greenhill
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Estate Documents
Post Office Stamp
Stobies County Map
Blackwood's County Map
G. Rutherford Esqr. Jedburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] On the East of Kale Water.
A small village pleasantly situated on the banks of the Kail Water, the houses are two storeys high each having a garden attached, there are two Inn, licenced to accomodate tourists travelers etc, On the property of Walter Dickson Esqr. |
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HOUNAM RINGS |
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings
Hownam Rings |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Mr G. Phillips West Grange |
022.07 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile N.E.E. [North East East] of Hownam village.
This name applies to the remains of a hill fort on the farm of Hounam Mains the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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FORT [Hounam Rings] |
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Mr Sholto Douglass Hounam Mains
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Mr G. Phillips West Grange |
022.07 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile N.E.E. [North East East] of Hownam village.
This name applies to the remains of a hill fort on the farm of Hounam Mains the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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ELEVEN SHEARERS |
Eleven Shearers
Eleven Shearers
Eleven Shearers
Eleven Shearers |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford. Manse
Mr Sholto Douglass. Hounam Mains
Ancient Map of Scotland by C. Innes
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile East of Hownam village
As applied to eleven large stones situated a little to the south of Hounam Rings; there is a tradition which says, that, these stones were, at a remote period, human beings, who for reaping on the Sabbath, were turned into so many stones, They are supposed to indicate the site of a druidical Circle. |
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DRUIDICAL CIRCLE (Supposed) [Eleven Shearers] |
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Mr Sholto Douglass. Hounam Mains
Ancient Map of Scotland by C. Innes
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.11 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile East of Hownam village
As applied to eleven large stones situated a little to the south of Hounam Rings; there is a tradition which says, that, these stones were, at a remote period, human beings, who for reaping on the Sabbath, were turned into so many stones, They are supposed to indicate the site of a druidical Circle. |
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[Note] -- Hounam to be adopted
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WINDY LAW |
Windy Law
Windy Law
Windy Law |
Mr Thomas Burnet. Greenhhill
Mr William Gray Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
022.11 |
[Situation] 1 mile S.E. [South East] of Hownam.
A considerable hill on the farm of Sharplaw; the surface of which is Mountain grass land The property of Walter DicKson Esqr. |
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HEADSHAW LAW |
Headshaw Law
Headshaw Law
Headshaw Law |
Mr Thomas Burnet. Greenhil
Mr William Gray. Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford |
022.11 |
[Situation] South of Windy Law.
A considerable eminence on the farm of Mainside, the surface of which is M.G.L., [Mountain Grass Land], the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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HEADSHAW HOPE |
Headshaw Hope
Headshaw Hope
Headshaw Hope |
Mr Thomas Burnet. Greenhill
Mr William Gray. Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford |
022.11 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Headshaw Law.
A steep hollow, at the eastern base of Headshaw Law, through which runs a small stream having no [name] Its surface is mountain grass land |
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CHATTO HILL |
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill |
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
Mr S. Hall Hownam
Estate Plan |
022.15 |
[Situation] About 1 mile South of Hownam.
A considerable eminence Situate on the North-east Side of Chatto having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit - on the property of W. DicKson Esqr. |
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TRONSHAW HILL |
Tronshaw Hill
Tronshaw Hill
Tronshaw Hill |
Mr W. Gray
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford
Mr W. S. Hall |
022.15 |
[Situation] On Chatto Hill.
A prominent feature on Chatto Hill |
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[signed] Thomas Watson
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street (Roman Road)
Watling Street (Roman Road)
Watling Street (Roman Road) |
Statistical Account
Fullartons Imperial Gazetteer
Alexander Jeffrey Esqr. Jedburgh |
022.09; 022.13; 022.14;
028.02 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A road made by the Romans from the South of England into the interior of Scotland. (See Historical Accounts) |
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SCAUD LAW |
Scaud Law
Scaud Law
Scaud Law |
Thomas Clarke Shepherd Bearhope
William Hall Shepherd Nickieshall
James Douglas Swineside Townfoot |
022.09 |
[Situation] Adjoining Watling Street on the East.
A hill on the farms of Bearhope & Cunzierton, the Roman Road crosses it & forms the parish boundary, there is a Tumulus on its summit. |
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SHINING POOL |
Shining Pool
Shining Pool
Shining Pool |
Thomas Clarke
William Hall
James Douglas |
022.13 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A hollow on the Roman Road, it used to contain a pool of water, but it is now drained away. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Plan 22.13 -- Trace 1.
[[note Scaw'd Law] -- Scaw'd Scaw't
Changed or faded
in the colour -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson.
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COLDSIDE |
Coldside
Coldside
Coldside
Coldside |
George Scott Chatto
John Craig Chatto
George Smith Over Chatto
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
022.14 |
[Situation] At the West side of Parish.
A considerable Edge (the Surface of which is covered with Mountain Grass land is Situated on the farm of Over Chatto, The property of W. Scott Kerr Esq |
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LONG KNOWE |
Long Knowe
Long Knowe
Long Knowe |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] On the South of Coldside.
A Small height on Coldside the property of W. Scott Kerr Esq |
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BEREHOPE FORE BURN |
Bearhope Fore Burn
Berehope Fore Burn |
See Page 39.
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
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GRAY MARE AND FOAL |
Gray Mare & Foal
Gray Mare & Foal
Gray Mare & Foal |
George Scott
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford
John Craig
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] On Long Knowe.
This name is given to two upright unknown Stones, Situate on a slight eminence, called Long Knowe - Nothing is Known as to the origin of the Name. |
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HEATHERY SHIN |
Heathery Shin
Heathery Shin
Heathery Shin |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] On the East of Coldside.
A Small height on the lands of Over Chatto, the Surface of which is Mountain grass land the property of W S. Kerr. Esq |
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CHATTO CLEUCH |
Chatto Cleuch
Chatto Cleuch
Chatto Cleuch |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile West of Chatto.
A Small wooded glen through which flows Callside Burn the property of W. S. Kerr Esq |
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OVER CHATTO |
Over Chatto Over Chatto
Over Chatto
Over Chatto |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith
Valuation Rolls |
022.14 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Chatto.
A large two Story house with outbuildings garden and lands attached the property of W. S. Kerr Esq |
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BROOMY KNOWE |
Broomy Knowe
Broomy Knowe
Broomy Knowe |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile N.W. [North West] of Chatto.
A Small height on the northern extremity of Callside the property of W.S. Kerr Esq |
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COCK SIKE |
Cock Sike
Cock Sike
Cock Sike |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] On the East of Heathery Shin
A Small Stream having its Source on the northern extremity of Heathery Shin from whence it flows in a Westerly direction and falls into Callside Burn |
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COLDSIDE BURN |
Coldside Burn
Coldside Burn
Coldside Burn
Coldside Burn
Coldside Burn |
George Scott
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
John Craig
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] From Threstle Bog
A Small Stream having its Source a little to the north of the Threstles having a. Cource in an Northerly direction through the lands of Over Chatto and empties itself into the Kale Water |
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HARBOUR KNOWE |
Harbour Knowe
Harbour Knowe
Harbour Knowe |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 10 chains South of Over Chatto
A Small quarry height on the lands of over Chatto the property of W S Kerr Esq |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
016.15; 022.03; 022.10; 028.02 |
[Situation] From West side of Parish - N.N.E. [North North East] to River Teviot
A large Stream having its Source in the South of Ornam Parish from whence flows in an northerly direction though the parishes of Hownam Morebattle & Eckford. and empties itself into River Teviot |
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CHATTO |
Chatto
Chatto
Chatto |
George Scott
Estate Documents
John Craig
George Smith
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Roxburgh |
022.14 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Kale Water.
A large two Story house with extensive outbuildings garden and a good farm of land attached the property of Andrew Dickson Esq |
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SHAW KNOWE |
Shaw Knowe
Shaw Knowe
Shaw Knowe |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile East of Chatto.
A Small height on the lands of Chatto, the Surface of which is mountain grass land the property of A Dickson Esq |
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DRUIDICAL CIRCLE (Supposed) [Five Stanes] |
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A. Jeffrey Esqr. Jedburgh
John Craig
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
George Smith
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw |
022.14 |
[Situation] At Wn [Western] Parish Boundary
A Circle of five Standing Stones on the lands of Over Chatto It is Supposed these Stones indicate the Site of a "Druidical Temple" |
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FIVE STANES |
Five Stanes
Five Stanes
Five Stanes |
George Scott
A. Jeffrey Esqr. Jedburgh
John Craig
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
George Smith
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw |
022.14 |
[Situation] At Wn [Western] Parish Boundary
A Circle of five Standing Stones on the lands of Over Chatto It is Supposed these Stones indicate the Site of a "Druidical Temple" |
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QUARRY KNOWE |
Quarry Knowe
Quarry Knowe
Quarry Knowe |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] South of Long Knowe.
A Small height (Surface Mountain grass land) on the lands of Over Chatto the property of W,S, Kerr Esq |
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THRESTLE |
Threstle
Threstle
Threstle |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] At Wn [Western] Parish Boundy [Boundary]
The ruin of an old building Situate on the farm of Over Chatto - Proprietor W. Scott Kerr |
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street Roman Road
Watling Street Roman Road
Watling Street Roman Road |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.09; 022.13; 022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
The Remains or tract of an old Roman Road, which forms the boundary, between this and Ornam parish, is now used as a drove road |
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THRESTLE BOG |
Threstle Bog
Threstle Bog
Threstle Bog |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] East of the ruins of Threstle
A large tract of wet moorland on the lands of Over Chatto the property of W,S, Kerr Esq |
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FORT [Over Chatto] |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 34 chains South of Over Chatto.
Three Circular entrenchments mark the Spot on the Crag where Stood one of those Ancient places of Fortifications |
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CHATTO CRAIG |
Chatto Craig
Chatto Craig
Chatto Craig
Chatto Craig
Chatto Craig |
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw |
022.14 |
[Situation] 34 chains South of Over Chatto.
A Rocky height on the lands of Over Chatto the property of W.S. Kerr Esq |
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DOD LAW |
Dod Law
Dod Law
Dod Law
Dod Law
Dod Law |
George Scott
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam
John Craig
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Over Chatto.
A Small height on the lands of Chatto the Surface of which is mountain grass land the property of A. Dickson Esq |
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DODLAW BURN |
Dodlaw Burn
Dodlaw Burn
Dodlaw Burn |
George Scott
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] South from Dod Law.
A Small Stream having its Source on the South extremity of Dodd Law - having a Cource in A Westerly direction and falls into Kale Water |
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THE HOWS |
The Hows
The Hows
The Hows |
Rev: [Reverend] G. Rutherford
George Scott
Mr W. Gray
John Craig
George Smith |
022.14 |
[Situation] 27 Chains nearly South of Dod Law.
Applies to a slight hollow, between two on the lands of Chatto the Surface of which is Mountain Grass land the property of A Dickson Esq |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22.14 -- Trace 6
[Note The Hows] -- How a hollow -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson and Brockett.
[signed] Samuel S Hill
2nd Corpl RE [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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SUNNY LAWS |
Swine Laws
Swine Laws
Swine Laws
Sunny Laws |
G. Scott Chatto
Mr W. Gray Sharplaw
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford, Hownam |
022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] South of the Hows.
Applies to a considerable ridge shaped eminence, situate on the South East side of Chatto. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22 No. 14 -- T. [Trace] 6
[Note] -- Sunny Laws
Adopted by order of
Capt [Captain] Scott RE [Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
[signed] Thomas Watson
Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CHATTO HILL |
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill
Chatto Hill |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope
Johnston's Map of Roxbro. [Roxburgh] |
022.15 |
[Situation] Near the centre of Parish.
A considerable range of hill in the farm of Chatto the property of Miss Dickson, Hassendean |
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TRONSHAW HILL |
Tronshaw Hill
Tronshaw Hill
Tronshaw Hill |
William Scott
George Turnbull
Thomas Oliver |
022.15 |
[Situation] North from Chatto Hill.
A Small hill on the northern extremity of Chatto Hill Range. |
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Parish of Hounam -- Sheet 22.15 -- Trace 1 & 2
[Entry for Little Heuch Law scored out]
[signed] J. G Andrew
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COCKERTON CLEUCH |
Cockerton Cleuch
Cockerton Cleuch
Cockerton Cleuch |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope |
022.15 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile East of Chatto Hill.
A deep hollow with a small stream running through its entire length, on the face of Chatto Hill the property of Miss Dickson, Hassendean |
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HEATHERHOPE BURN |
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr Thomas Oliver |
022.15 |
[Situation] From the South of Cowie Law N.E. by N. [North East by North] to Capehope Burn.
A stream having its source on the farm of Heatherhope Burn flows in a Westerly direction & joins Capehope Burn. |
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CAPEHOPE BURN |
Capehope Burn
Capehope Burn
Capehope Burn |
Mr William Scott
George Turnbull
Mr Thomas Oliver |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the South of Parish N.NW. [North North West] to Kale Water
A stream having its source on the farm of Baughtrig flows in a Northerly direction and joins the Kail Water |
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[signed] J. G Andrew
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CAPEHOPE YETT |
Capehope Yett
Capehope Yett
Capehope Yett |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope |
022.15 |
[Situation] On the East of Capehope Burn.
A one story dwelling house with outhouses, garden and sheep farm attached the property of [--] Boyd Esqr of Edinburgh |
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MAINHOPE BURN |
Mainhope Burn
Mainhope Burn
Mainhope Burn |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the West of Lambert Knowe N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn
A small stream having its source on the farm of Capehope Yett, flows at the Southern and Eastern base of Green Hill and empties itself into Capehope Burn |
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MAINSIDE |
Mainside
Mainside
Mainside |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr Thomas Oliver |
022.15 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile East of Chatto Hill
A two storied dwelling house with outhouses, garden, and sheep farm attached the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr Thomas Oliver |
022.15 |
[Situation] South of Mainside.
The shooting box of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh, & a plain three storied building with stables and vegetable garden attached, |
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[signed] J. G. Andrew
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HEADSHAW HOPE |
Headshaw Hope
Headshaw Hope
Headshaw Hope |
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside |
022.11 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Greenhill.
A deep hollow with a small stream running through it on the farm of Mainside the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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BIG LAW |
Big Law
Big Law
Big Law |
Mr Thomas Oliver
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull |
022.15 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile N.E.E. [North East East] of Greenhill
A considerable Hill on the farm of Heatherhope the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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LITTLE ROUGH LAW |
Little Rough Law
Little Rough Law
Little Rough Law |
Mr Thomas Oliver
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull |
022.15 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Greenhill
A Knowe on Green Hill the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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[signed] J G Andrew
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HENSHAW LAW |
Henshaw Law
Henshaw Law
Henshaw Law |
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside |
022.15 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Greenhill.
A small hill on the farm of Capehope Yett the property of [--] Boyd Esqr of Edinburgh |
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GREENHILL PLANTATION |
Greenhill Plantation
Greenhill Plantation
Greenhill Plantation |
Thomas Oliver
William Scott
George Turnbull |
022.15 |
[Situation] 25 chains S.E. [South East] of Greenhill.
A mixed plantation on the farm of Greenhill. |
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BIGLAW PLANTATION |
Biglaw Plantation
Biglaw Plantation
Biglaw Plantation |
Thomas Oliver
William Scott
George Turnbull |
022.15 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Greenhill.
A mixed plantation on the [farm] of Mainside. |
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FELTER CLEUCH |
Felter Cleuch
Felter Cleuch
Felter Cleuch |
Mr Thomas Oliver
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull |
028.03 |
[Situation] West from Capehope Burn
A wide hollow between Kipp Knowe and Little Heugh Law, is on the property of Miss Dickson of Hassendean |
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BIRKIE SIKE |
Birkie Sike
Birkie Sike
Birkie Sike |
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford Hownam
George Turnbull Mainside
William Scott Mainside |
022.15 |
[Situation] On the East of Little Heuch Hill
A rill on the East of Little Heuch Hill which runs into Capehope Burn. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22.15 -- Trace 4
[Entry for Kipp Knowe scored out]
[signed] J. G. Andrew
Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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GREAT ROUGH LAW |
Great Rough Law
Great Rough Law
Great Rough Law |
Mr Thomas Oliver Capehope
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Scott Mainside |
022.15 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Little Rough Law.
A small hill of a conical form on Green Hill |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr Thomas Oliver
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Scott |
022.15 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Great Rough Law
A considerable hill forming one of the Cheviot Range, is the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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FORT [Little Rough Law] |
Fort
Fort
Fort
Moat |
Mr Thomas Oliver
Mr George Turnbull
William Scott
William Richardson Heatherhope |
022.15 |
[Situation] On Little Rough Law.
Remains of a hill fort supposed to have been of British construction is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh. This Fort is on the Summit of a green Knowe having the appearance of a Moat. |
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[signed] J G Andrew
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BIG LAW |
Big Law
Big Law
Big Law |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope |
022.15 |
[Situation] At the East side of Parish.
A considerable hill on the farm of Heatherhope the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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SCOUTHER KNOWE |
Scowther Knowe
Scowther Knowe
Scowther Knowe |
William Scott
George Turnbull
William Richardson |
022.16 |
[Situation] East of Big Law.
A conical Knowe on the West Side of Cribs Hope. |
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CRIB'S HOPE |
Crib's Hope
Crib's Hope
Crib's Hope |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Rithieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] South of Scowther Knowe.
A considerable hollow with steep & rough sides, on the farm of Heatherhope. |
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BLACKBROUGH HILL |
Blackbrough Hill
Blackbrough Hill
Blackbrough Hill |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Scowther Knowe
A considerable hill on the farm of Heatherhope |
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[signed] J G Andrew
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FORT [Blackbrough Hill] |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Scott Mainside |
022.16 |
[Situation] On the North of Blackbrough Hill.
A hill fort supposed to have been of British construction, is of large dimensions, and has evidently been very strongly fortified, is on Blackbrough Hill, the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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HEATHERHOPE BURN |
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn |
Mr William Ritchieson
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Scott |
022.15; 022.16 |
[Situation] From the South of Cowie Law E N.E. by N. [East North East by North] to Capehope Burn.
A stream that has its source on the farm of Heatherhope flows in a Westerly direction & joins Capehope Burn. |
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HEATHER HOPE |
Heather Hope
Heather Hope
Heather Hope |
Mr William Ritchieson
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Scott |
022.16 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Blackbrough Hill.
A considerable hollow with a [small] stream running thorough it, is on the farm of Heatherhope |
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DRY SLACK |
Dry Slack
Dry Slack
Dry Slack |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
William Ritchieson Heatherhope |
022.16; 028.03 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] of Blackbrough Hill.
A sloping hollow on the farm of Heatherhope |
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GREENBROUGH HILL |
Greenbrough Hill
Greenbrough Hill
Greenbrough Hill |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Blackbrough Hill
A considerable hill on the farm of Heatherhope |
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CAULDROOST COMMON |
Caulroost Common
Caulroost Common
Caulroost Common |
William Scott
George Turnbull
William Richardson |
022.16 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile East of Blackbrough Hill.
A tract of elevated Table Land much exposed & bleak - hence Coldroost. Corrupted into Caulroost. |
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Parish of Hownam -- Sheet 22.16. -- Trace 2
[Note Caldroost Common] -- Cald. Cauld. - cold -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
[signed] J. G. Andrew
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MUCKLE SAND HOPE |
Muckle Sand Hope
Muckle Sand Hope
Muckle Sand Hope |
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside |
022.16 |
[Situation] At the South of Cauldroost Common.
A considerable hollow with a small stream running through it on the farm of Heatherhope. |
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[signed] J. G Andrew
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HEATHERHOPE |
Heatherhope
Heatherhope
Heatherhope |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope |
022.16 |
[Situation] On the East of Heatherhope Burn.
A one story dwelling house with outhouse garden and sheep farm attached the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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CHURCH HOPE |
Church Hope
Church Hope
Church Hope |
Mr William Scott
George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile South of Heatherhope
A hollow with a small stream running through it, is on the farm of Mainside the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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[signed] J. G Andrew
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Scott Mainside |
022.15 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Heatherhope.
A considerable hill on the farm of Mainside the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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DICK'S KNOWE |
DicK's Knowe
DicK's Knowe
DicK's Knowe |
Mr William Ritchieson
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Scott |
022.16 |
[Situation] South of Green Hill.
A hillock on Green Hill |
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BIRKIE PLANTATION |
Birkie Plantatn [Plantation]
Birkie Plantatn [Plantation]
Birkie Plantatn [Plantation] |
Mr William Ritchieson
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William [--] |
022.16 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile nearly South of Heatherhope.
An enclosure of land planted with mixed wood on the farm of Mainside |
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[Note Birkie Plantation] -- Birkie, abounding with birches -- Dr [doctor] Jamiesons Scot: Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
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FORT [Mainside] |
British Fort
British Fort
British Fort |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull Mainside
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope |
022.16 |
[Situation] On the West of Heatherhope Burn
A hill fort supposed to have been of British construction, is very much defaced, is on the farm of Mainside |
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SANDHOPE KIPP |
Sandhope Kipp
Sandhope Kipp
Sandhope Kipp |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Greenbrough Hill.
A hillock on Greenbrough Hill, on the farm of Heatherhope |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Mr William Scott Mainside
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson Heatherhope |
022.16 |
[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Cauldroost Common.
A hill on the farm of Heatherhope the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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LITTLE SAND HOPE |
Little Sand Hope
Little Sand Hope
Little Sand Hope |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
022.16 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Muckle Sand Hope.
A hollow between Mid Hill and Philip Shank has a small stream running through it |
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PHILIP SHANK |
Philip Shank
Philip Shank
Philip Shank |
Mr William Scott
Mr George Turnbull
Mr William Ritchieson |
028 |
[Situation] On the East of Heatherhope Burn.
The sloping face of a hill on the farm of Heatherhope |
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GUNNER'S WELL |
Gunner's Well
Gunner's Well
Gunner's Well |
William Richardson Heatherhope
William Scott Mainside
Andrew Thomson |
023 |
A spring on the side of the Drove road that forms the Ph. [Parish] boundary between this & Morebattle. |
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street
Watling Street
Watling Street |
George Douglas Swineside
James Douglas Swineside
Andrew Douglas Swineside |
022.09; 022.13; 022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
An old Roman tract which forms the boundary between this parish and Oxnam and now is used as a drove or bridle road |
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[signed] Samuel S Hill
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street |
Walter Tinlin InnKeeper Pennymuir
James Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse |
021.12; 022.09; 022.13; 022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A great military road made by the Roman people it divides the parishes of Oxnam & Hownam
Jeffreys History and Antiquities of Roxburghshire. |
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WIDEOPEN CLEUCH |
Wideopen Cleuch
Wideopen Cleuch
Wideopen Cleuch |
James Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
Robert Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
William Redshaw Shepherd Swinelaw |
028.02 |
[Situation] West from Kale Water.
A large hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Upper Chatto the property of William Scott Kerr Esqr Sunlaws near Kelso |
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SHANK END |
Shank End
Shank End
Shank End |
James Smith Shepherd
Robert Smith Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] On the West of Kale Water.
A piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated o the farm of Upper Chatto the property William Scott Kerr Esqr Simlaws near Kelso |
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FORT [Shank End] |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
James Smith Shepherd
Robert Smith Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] On the East of Shank End.
The remains of a fort situated on the base of Shank End on the farm of Upper Chatto the property of William Scott Kerr Esqr. Simlaws near Kelso. |
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[signed] Thomas Ratcliffe ca [civilian assistant] |
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SMAIL CLEUCH |
Smail Cleuch
Smail Cleuch
Smail Cleuch |
James Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
Robert Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
William Redshaw Shepherd Swinelaw |
028.02 |
[Situation] West from Kale Water.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Upper Chatto the property of William Scott Kerr Esqr. Sunlaws near Kelso |
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TOWFORD |
Towford
Towford
Towford |
James Smith Shepherd
Robert Smith Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] 33 chains S.W. [South West] of Smail Cleuch
A one storey house having garden attached it is situated on the farm of Upper Chatto the property of William Scott Kerr Esqr Sunlaws near Kelso |
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
James Smith Shepherd
Robert Smith Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd |
016.15; 022.03; 022.10; 028.02 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish By. [Boundary] N. [North] through Parish
A burn having its source from the junction of Long Burn and HawKwillow Burn and flows in a northerly direction till it enters the River Teviot near EcKford |
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SUNNYLAWS SIKE |
Swinelaws Sike
Swinelaws Sike
Swinelaws Sike
Sunnylaws Sike |
William Redshaw Shepherd Swinelaw
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Bughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford, Hownam |
028.02 |
[Situation] East from Kale Water.
A small stream having its source from Kippie Knowe and flows into the Kale Water near Swinelaw. |
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SUNNYLAWS |
Swinelaws
Sunnylaws |
R. Turnbull Shepherd
W. Redshaw Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford, Hownam |
028.02 |
[Situation] On the East of Kale Water.
A one story house having garden attached situated on the farm of Nether Chatto the property of
Miss Dickson of Hassendean |
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SUNNY LAWS |
Swine Laws
Sunny Laws |
W. Richardson
R. Turnbull
Thomas Oliver
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford |
022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] Near the centre of Parish.
A ridge both ends. of which is higher than the middle Shewing in appearance two hills |
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BUTTER CLEUCH |
Butter Cleuch |
William Richardson Shepherd
R. Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] 34 chains South of Swinelaws.
A hollow the surface of which [is] mountain grass land situated [on] the far of Mether Chatto the [property] of Miss Dickson of Hassendean |
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HUMBLEMOOR HILL |
Humblemoor Hill |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Butter Cleuch.
A long hill the surface of [which] is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Nether Chatto the property of Miss [Dickson] Hassendean |
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COMMON CLEUCH |
Common Cleuch |
R. Turnbull Shepherd Bughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.06 |
[Situation] S.W.S. [South West South] of Humblemoor Hill.
A hollow the surface of [which is] mountain grass land it is [situated] on the south base of Humblemoor [Hill] the property of Miss Dickson [Hassendean] |
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CAPEHOPE BURN |
Capehope Burn |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Bughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd PeelnicK
Edward Mather Shepherd PeelnicK |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the S. [South] of Parish N. [North] to Kale Water
A burn which takes its name from the junction of SKerrysburgh Hope and Tirise Hope and flows in a northerly direction till it, enters into the Kale Water at Hownam Kirk |
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SUNNY LAWS |
Swine Laws
Sunny Laws |
W. Richardson
Richard Turnbull
Thomas Oliver
Revd [Reverend] G. Rutherford Hownam |
022.14; 028.02 |
[Situation] Near the centre of Parish.
A ridge both ends of which is higher then the middle Shewing in appearance two hills:- |
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ETTLES CLEUCH |
Ettles Cleuch
Ettles Cleuch
Ettles Cleuch |
Richard Turnbull
William Redshaw
Thomas Oliver |
028.03 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Capehope Burn.
A hollow the surface of which is Mountain grass land through which a Small Stream flows and enters Capehope Burn. |
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[Note] -- Sunny Laws
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HUT KNOWE |
Hut Knowe
Hut Knowe
Hut Knowe |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope Yett
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
William Scott Shepherd Mainside |
028.03 |
[Situation] 30 chains East of Capehope Burn.
A Knowe having the appearance of a hut or house it is situated on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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FELTER CLEUCH |
Felter Cleuch
Felter Cleuch
Felter Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Scott Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] N.W. [North West] from Capehope Burn.
A hollow extending from [Kippie] Knowe to Capehope Burn [there is] also a stream co-extending [which] flows into Capehope Burn. |
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KIPPIE KNOWE |
Kippie Knowe
Kippie Knowe
Kippie Knowe |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Scott Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] Between Swine Laws and Felter Cleuch.
A small Knowe the surface of [which] is mountain grassland it is [situated] on the farm of Nether Chatto [the] property of Miss Dickson of Hassendean. |
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FORT [SE of Hut Knowe] |
Fort
Fort
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Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.03 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Hut Knowe.
The remains of a fort having one entrenchment it is situated a little to the north of whitestone Hill on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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MAINHOPE BURN |
Mainhope Burn |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the West of Lambert Knowe N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn
A burn having its rise near Lambert Knowe and flows into Capehope Burn a little below Greenhill |
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DROUK KNOWES |
Drouk Knowes |
William Richardson
William Scott |
028.03 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E.E. [South East East] of Hut Knowe.
A number of small Knowes the surface of which is mountain grass land situated on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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HUMBLEMOOR HILL |
Humblemoor Hill
Humblemoor Hill
Humblemoor Hill |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd |
028.02 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile South of Swine Laws.
A large hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Nethe Chatto the property of Miss Dickson Hassendean |
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COOPER CLEUCH |
Cooper Cleuch |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Humblemoor Hill.
A hollow the surface of [which] is mountain grass land it is situated on the east base [of] Humblemoor Hill the property [of] Miss Dickson Hassendean. |
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DRY SLACK |
Dry Slack |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
William Scott Shepherd Mainside |
022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] East from Yett Burn.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated between Hut Knowe and Whitestone Hill on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd, Edinburgh |
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WHITESTONE HILL |
Whitestone Hill |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Scott Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] 30 chains South of Hut Knowe.
A large hill of mountain grass land on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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YETT BURN |
Yett Burn |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Scott Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] From the junction of Callaw and Deermount Hopes N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn.
A burn having its name from the junction of Callaw Hope and Deermount Hope and flows into Capehope Burn |
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CUTHBERTSON RIG |
Cuthberthope Rig |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Boughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope |
028.03 |
[Situation] Between Capehope and Yett Burns.
A rig the surface of which is H.P. [Heathy Pasture] situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr. Otterburn |
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BUCHT BURN |
Bught Burn
Bucht Burn |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
028.07 |
[Situation] From between Keil Hope and Broad Laws - N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn.
A burn having its source from Moss Head, flowing in a northerly direction and enters Capehope Burn |
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[Entry for Bought Rig scored out]
[Note] -- Bucht Burn
adopted by order of
Capt. [Captain] Scott Royal Engrs [Engineers]
March 1860.
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HUNTFOLD HILL |
Huntfold Hill
Huntfold Hill
Huntfold Hill |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.03 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Whitestone Hill
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Yett and is the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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FORT [Huntfold Hill |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] On Huntfold Hill.
The remains of a fort situated on the summit of Huntfold Hill on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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HUNT SLACK |
Hunt Slack
Hunt Slack
Hunt Slack |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] South from Huntfold Hill.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land situated between Huntfold Hill and Thornie Hill on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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MUTTON CLEUCH |
Mutton Cleuch
Mutton Cleuch
Mutton Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.03 |
[Situation] East from Whitestone Hill.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it extends from Whitestone Hill to Mainhope Burn it is on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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COMMON CLEUCH |
Common Cleuch |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Bughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.06 |
[Situation] In Sn. [Southern] district.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the south base of Humblemoor Hill the property of Miss Dickson [Hassendean] |
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BUCHTRIG |
Bughtrig
Buchtrig |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
028.06 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Common Cleuch.
A two storey house having garden and office houses attached it is the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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[Note] -- Buchtrig
Adopted by order of
Captain Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers]
March 1860.
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KALE WATER |
Kale Water
Kale Water
Kale Water |
James Smith Shepherd
Robert Smith Shepherd
William Redshaw Shepherd |
016.15; 022.03; 022.10; 028;02;
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[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary N. [North] through Parish.
A burn having its source [from] the junction of Long Burn and Hawkwillow Burn and flows in [a] northerly direction till it enters River Teviot near Eckford. |
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WATLING STREET |
Watling Street
Watling Street
Watling Street |
Walter Tinlin InnKeeper Pennymuir
James Smith Shepherd Upper Chatto
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse |
021.12; 022.09; 028.01; 028.02; 028.06 |
[Situation] On the Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A great military road made by the Roman people it divides the parishes of Oxnam and Hownam
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HANGINGSHAW HILL |
Hangingshaw Hill
Hangingshaw Hill
Hangingshaw Hill |
Walter Tinlin Inn Keeper
James Smith Shepherd
Richard Turnbull Shepherd |
028.06 |
[Situation] East of Kale Water.
A large hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Upper Chatto the property of William Scott Kerr Esqr Simlaws near Kelso |
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HANGINGSHAW SIKE |
Hangingshaw SiKe
Hangingshaw SiKe
Hangingshaw SiKe |
Walter Tinlin Inn Keeper
James Smith Shepherd
Richard Turnbull Shepherd |
028.06 |
[Situation] South of Hangingshaw Hill.
A stream having its source from the south base of Hangingshaw Hill and flows into the Kale Water. |
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TOW FORD |
Tow Ford
Tow Ford
Tow Ford |
Thomas Oliver
William Ovens
William Scott |
028.06 |
[Situation] On Boundy [Boundary] between Oxnam and Hownam.
The Ford where the Roman Road Crosses the Kale Water |
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LANGSIDE LAW |
Langside Law
Langside Law
Langside Law |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.06 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Hangingshaw Hill.
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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STANDARD KNOWE |
Standard Knowe
Standard Knowe
Standard Knowe |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Boughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse |
028.07 |
[Situation] In Sn. [Southern] district of Parish.
A Knowe the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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LANGSIDE SIKE |
Langside Sike
Langside Sike
Langside Sike |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd PeelnicK
Edward Mather Shepherd PeelnicK |
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[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Capehope Burn.
A small stream having its souce near streethouse and flows into Capehope Burn. |
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TWISE HOPE |
Twise Hope
Twise Hope
Twise Hope |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] East of Langside SiKe.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream flowing through it which enters Capehope Burn. |
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SKERRYSBURGH HOPE |
Skerrysburgh Hope |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] East of the above.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream flowing through it which enters Capehope Burn. |
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KIELHOPE LAW |
Kielhope Law |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] On the East Capehope Burn.
A large hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Bughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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BROOMY KNOWE |
Broomy Knowe
Broomy Knowe
Broomy Knowe |
Richard Turnbull
Thomas Mather
Edward Mather |
022.14; 028.07 |
[Situation] On the West of Capehope Burn.
A small knowe of mountain grass land situate on the farm of Bughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqre Otterburn. |
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RUSHY BURN |
Rushy Burn
Rushy Burn
Rushy Burn |
Richard Turnbull
Thomas Mather
Edward Mather |
028.07 |
[Situation] South of Keilhope Law.
A burn having its Source from Rushy Fell and flows into Capehope Burn near Bughtrig. |
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BROAD LAW |
Broad Law |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] About 1 mile S.E. [South East] of Keilhope Law.
A hill the surface of which [is] mountain grass land it [divides] the farms of Bughtrig and Yett. |
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YETT BURN |
Yett Burn |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Scott Shepherd |
028.03 |
[Situation] From the junction of Callow and Deermount Hopes N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn.
A burn having its name from the junction of Callaw Hope and Deermount Hope and flows into Capehope Burn. |
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CALLAW HOPE |
Callaw Hope |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
William Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] N. [North] of Broad Law.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it extends from Meg's Cleuch to Hunt Slack there is a stream flowing through it which enters Yett Burn. |
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CUTHBERTSON RIG |
Cuthberthope Rig
Cuthberthope Rig
Cuthberthope Rig |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Bughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope |
028.03 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Keilhope Law.
A rig the surface of which is H.P. [Heathy Pasture] situated on the farm of Bughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn. |
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BUCHT BURN |
Bught Burn
Bucht Burn |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Revd [Reverend] George Rutherford, Hownam |
028.07 |
[Situation] From between Keilhope and Broad Laws N.W. [North West] to Capehope Burn.
A burn having its source from Moss Head, flowing in a northerly direction and enters Capehope Burn. |
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HUNT SLACK |
Hunt Slack |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile East of Cuthberthope Rig.
A hollow the surface of which s mountain grass land situated between Huntford Hill and Thornie Hill on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh. |
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CAPEHOPE BURN |
Capehope Burn |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Boughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
022.11; 022.15; 028.03 |
[Situation] From the junction of Twise and Skerryburgh Hopes North to Kale Water
A burn which takes its name from the junction of Skerrysburgh Hope and Twise Hope and flows in a northerly direction till it enters into the Kale Water at Hownam Kirk |
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BROWN KNOWE |
Brown Knowe |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] About 30 chains South of Keilhope Law
A Knowe the surface of which is mountain grass land situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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FORT [W of Brown Knowe] |
Fort |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Boughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.07 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile West of Brown Knowe
The remains of a fort on the summit of Moat Knowe, having the appearance of being a place of considerable strength it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn - There is what seems to be another Small Fort adjoining it. |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile West of Brown Knowe.
A small Knowe of a conical shape on the farm of Boughrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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STANSHIEL HILL |
Stanshiel Hill |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Brown Knowe
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn. |
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PEELNICK |
Peelnick
Peelnick
Peelnick |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.07 |
[Situation] On the West of Deermount Hope
A one storey house having garden attached it is situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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DEERMOUNT HOPE |
Deermount Hope
Deermount Hope
Deermount Hope |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] On the West of Broad Law
A hollow extending from Stell Rig to Hunt Slack there is a Stream flowing through it which enters Yett Burn |
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KIPP SIKE |
Kipp Sike
Kipp Sike
Kipp Sike |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] East from Deermount Hope
A small stream having its rise fom the north base of Stell Rig and flows into Deermount Hope |
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TUFT SLACK |
Tuft Slack
Tuft Slack
Tuft Slack |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Boughtrig
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028.07 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Broad Law
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land situated near Peelnick on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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STELL RIG |
Stell Rig
Stell Rig
Stell Rig |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile South of Broad Law
A rig the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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DEERMOUNT CLEUCH |
Deermount Cleuch
Deermount Cleuch
Deermount Cleuch |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028.07 |
[Situation] About 1 mile South of Broad Law.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream flowing through it and enters Deermount Hope |
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LAMB HILL |
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland
A hill forming part of the Cheviot Hills: the surface of which is mountain grass land on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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HINDBERRY CLEUCH |
Hindberry Cleuch
Hindberry Cleuch
Hindberry Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile N. [North] of Lamb Hill
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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DEER DOUPS |
Deer Doups
Deer Doups
Deer Doups |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] North from Hindberry Cleuch
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh. |
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[Note Deer Doups] -- Doup - the bottom
or extremity of any
thing. -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
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DEER CLEUCH |
Deer Cleuch
Deer Cleuch
Deer Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] of Deer Doups.
A hollow extending from Broad Law to Callaw Hope the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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THE KIPP |
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] About 25 chains N.W. [North West] of Lamb Hill
A small Knowe of a conical shape the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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STELL RIG |
Stell Rig |
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PHILIP SHANK |
Philip Shank
Philip Shank
Philip Shank |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
022.16 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Lamb Hill
A sloping piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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PHILIP HOPE |
Philip Hope
Philip Hope
Philip Hope |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] South from Philip Shank
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream having its rise from Mozie Law flowing through it and enters Heatherhope Burn |
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HARD RIG |
Hard Rig
Hard Rig
Hard Rig |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Lamb Hill
A rig the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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LITTLE HOPE |
Little Hope
Little Hope
Little Hope |
William Richardsn Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] South from Hard Rig.
A hollow extending from Little Dun Rig to Heatherhope Burn there is a stream flowing through it which enters Heatherhope Burn |
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LITTLE DUN RIG |
Little Dun Rig
Little Dun Rig
Little Dun Rig |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Lamb Hill.
A small Rig the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh |
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BIG DUN RIG |
Big Dun Rig
Big Dun Rig
Big Dun Rig |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] Adjoining Little Dun Rig in the S.W. [South West]
A large rig the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh |
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GREEN CLEUCH |
Green Cleuch
Green Cleuch
Green Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile North of Lamb Hill.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land situated on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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EWEMOORSIDE HILL |
Ewemoorside Hill
Ewemoorside Hill
Ewemoorside Hill |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile North of Lamb Hill
A flat piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land situated near Callaw Cairn on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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MEG'S CLEUCH |
Meg's Cleuch
Meg's Cleuch
Meg's Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] South from Ewemoorside Hill.
A hollow the surface of which s mountain grass land it is on the farm of Yett, the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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THORNY HILL |
Thorny Hill
Thorny Hill
Thorny Hill |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd Capehope
William Ovens Shepherd Capehope
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] 7/8 mile N.W. [North West] of Lamb Hill
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh. |
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CALLAW CAIRN |
Callaw Cairn
Callaw Cairn
Callaw Cairn |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile North of Lamb Hill
A high hill the surface of which is on mountain grass land, on its summit stands a cairn of stones it is on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh |
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CALLAW HOPE |
Callaw Hope
Callaw Hope
Callaw Hope |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Callaw Cairn.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it extends from Meg's Cleuch to Hunt Slack there is a stream flowing through it which enters Yett Burn |
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COWIELAW LINN |
Cowielaw Linn
Cowielaw Linn
Cowielaw Linn |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
028 |
[Situation] On Cowielaw Sike
A rocky linn having a fall of a about twenty feet over which flows Cowielaw Sike and enters Heatherhope Burn |
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COWIE LAW |
Cowie Law
Cowie Law
Cowie Law |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Callaw Cairn.
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh |
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BEEFSTAND HILL |
Beefstand Hill
Beefstand Hill
Beefstand Hill |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A hill which forms part of the Cheviot Hills. the surface is mountain grass land. it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh |
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AIRY CLEUCH |
Airy Cleuch |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 N.W.N. [North West North] of Lamb Hill
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land. it is situated between Drouk Knowe and Lambert Knowe on the farm of Yett the property of Mr Boyd Edinburgh. |
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LAMBERT KNOWE |
Lambert Knowe |
Thomas Oliver Shepherd
William Ovens Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/4 mile N.W.N. [North West North] of Lamb Hill
A Knowe the surface of which is mountain grassland it is on the farm of Yett and is the property of Mr Boyd Edinburg |
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DROUK KNOWES |
Drouk Knowes etc |
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HEATHERHOPE BURN |
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn
Heatherhope Burn |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
022.15 |
[Situation] From the South of Cowie Law N.E. [North East] by N. [North] to Capehope Burn.
A burn having its rise near Callaw Cairn and flows into Capehope Burn near Greenhill |
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CALLAW MOOR |
Callaw Moor
Callaw Moor
Callaw Moor |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1 mile North of Lamb Hill
A flat piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the DuKe of Roxburgh |
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COWIELAW SIKE |
Cowielaw SiKe
Cowielaw SiKe
Cowielaw SiKe |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Heatherhope Burn.
A stream having its rise near Beefstand Hill and flows into Heatherhope Burn |
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CHURCH HOPE |
Church Hope
Church Hope
Church Hope |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
022.16 |
[Situation] From the N.W. [North West] of Church-hope Hill N. [North] by W. [West] to Heatherhope Burn.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land it extends from Churchope Hill to Heatherhope Burn there is a stream flowing through it which enters Heatherhope Burn |
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BLACKCOCK PLANTATION |
Blackcock Plantn. [Plantation]
Blackcock Plantn. [Plantation]
Blackcock Plantn. [Plantation] |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] To the N.W. [North West] of Church-hope Hill.
A small plantation of mixed wood near the head of Church Hope it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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CHURCH-HOPE HILL |
Churchhope Hill
Churchhope Hill
Churchhope Hill |
William Richard Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/2 mile North of Lamb Hill.
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lamb Hill
A small Knowe the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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WHITE KNOWE |
White Knowe
White Knowe
White Knowe |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] North from Watch Knowe.
A small Knowe the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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TWISE HOPE |
Twise Hope
Twise Hope
Twise Hope |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] West from White Knowe.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream flowing through it which it enters Capehope Burn |
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CHEVIOT HILLS |
Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A long range of hills the surface of which is mountain grass land the boundary dividing North and South Britian passes over their summits |
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BLACKHALL HILL |
Blackhall Hill
Blackhall Hill
Blackhall Hill |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A hill the surface of which is [mountain] grass land the boundary dividing North and South Britian passes over its summit |
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HUNTHALL HILL |
Hunthall Hill
Hunthall Hill
Hunthall Hill |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A hill the surface of which is mountain grass land the boundary dividing Oxnam and Hownam parishes passes over its summ |
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SKERRYSBURGH HOPE |
Skerrysburgh Hope
Skerrysburgh Hope
Skerrysburgh Hope |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] 30 chains North of Blackhall Hill.
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream flowing through it which enters Capehope Burn |
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WOOPLAW CRAIG |
Wooplaw Craig
Wooplaw Craig
Wooplaw Craig |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lamb Hill.
A rocky Knowe situated at the base of Skerrysburgh Hope it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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SKERRYSBURGH FELL |
Skerrysburgh Fell
Skerrysburgh Fell
Skerrysburgh Fell |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A hill extending from Rushie Fell to Blackhall Hill and form part of the Cheviot Hills |
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RUSHY FELL |
Rushy Fell
Rushy Fell
Rushy Fell |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] On By [Boundary] common to England and Scotland.
A considerable hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn Is one of the Cheviot Hills. |
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SADDLER'S KNOWES |
Saddler's Knowes
Saddler's Knowes
Saddler's Knowes |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
028 |
[Situation] At the West of Rushy Fell.
A number of small Knowes the surface of which is mountain grass land on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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STREETHOUSE |
Streethouse
Streethouse
Streethouse
Streethouse |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Genl. [General] Roy's Roman Antiquities |
028 |
[Situation] 53 chains nearly North of Blackhall Hill
A one storey house having garden attached it is on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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CAMP (Remains of) [Streethouse] |
Roman Camp (Remains of)
Roman Camp (Remains of)
Roman Camp (Remains of) |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd
Genl. [General] Roy's Roman Antiquities |
028 |
[Situation] 20 chains S.W. [South West] of Streethouse
A considerable sized camp situated on the summit of Woden Law used by the Roman Soldiers to defend the pass of Watling Street |
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WODEN LAW |
Woden Law
Woden Law
Woden Law
Wooden Law
Woden Law |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd
New Statistical Acct [Account] of Ph. [Parish]
Roy's Roman Antiquities. |
028 |
[Situation] 30 chains S.W. [South West] of Streethouse.
A large hill the surface of which is mountain grass land it is situated on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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LANGSIDE SIKE |
Langside Sike
Langside Sike
Langside Sike |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd Streethouse
Thomas Mather Shepherd Peelnick
Edward Mather Shepherd Peelnick |
028 |
[Situation] 11 chains N.E. [North East] of Streethouse.
A small stream having its source near Streethouse and flows into Capehope Burn |
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Whitehope Bush
Whitehope Bush
Whitehope Bush |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
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[Situation] 1/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Woden Law.
This name applies to a few trees on the south base of Woden Law on the farm of Boughtrig the property of James Wilson Esqr Otterburn |
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White Hope
White Hope
White Hope |
Richard Turnbull Shepherd
Thomas Mather Shepherd
Edward Mather Shepherd |
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[Situation] On Boundary common to Oxnam and Hownam.
A glen through which a stream having its rise from the base of Woden Law and flows into Kale Water. The stream passing through this Hope bears the name March sike, but White Hope is he oldest name |
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PHILIP SHANK |
Philip Shank
Philip Shank
Philip Shank |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhope
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
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[Situation] Near the S.E. [South East] point of Parish.
A piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land it is on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Philip Hope
Philip Hope
Philip Hope |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
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[Situation] South from Philip Shank
A hollow the surface of which is mountain grass land there is a stream having its rise from Mozie Law which flows through it and enters Heatherhope Burn |
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Mozielaw Flow
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Mozielaw Flow |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
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[Situation] At the S.E. [South East]
point of this Parish.
A flat piece of land the surface of which is mountain grass land situated on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Plea Knowe
Plea Knowe
Plea Knowe |
William Richardson Shepherd Heatherhope
Andrew Thomson Shepherd Heatherhipe
James Hall Shepherd Heatherhope |
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[Situation] On Boundary (disputed) common to England and Scotland.
A small Knowe the surface of which is mountain grass land situated near Mozie Law the property of the Duke of Roxburgh - This name has arisen from the boundary at the place being in dispute. |
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Mozie Law
Mozie Law
Mozie Law |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
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[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A small hill the surface of which is mountain grass land situated on the farm of Heatherhope the property of the Duke of Roxburgh - Some people say that this name Mozie is a Corruption of Mosslee. |
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Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills |
William Richardson Shepherd
Andrew Thomson Shepherd
James Hall Shepherd |
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[Situation] On Boundary common to England and Scotland.
A range of hills extending from Yetholm to the Note of the Gate in the parish of Castleton the boundary dividing north an South Britian passes over thier Summits |
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[Note Mozie Law] -- Mozy - dark in
complexion -- Jamieson
Mozie - sharp - from
gaelic - mosach, rough -- Jamieson
[signed] Edward R. James
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
31 May 1859
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Co. [COUNTY] ROXBURGH
PH [PARISH] OF HOUNAM
Scale 25.344 & 6 In: [Inch]
PLAN -- page
16 15 -- 3
16 16 -- 7
22 1 -- 9
22 2 -- 11
22 3 -- 13
22 4 -- 19
22 5 -- 21
22 6 -- 23
22 7 -- 29
22 8 -- 29
22 9 -- 33
22 10 -- 37
22 11 -- 45
22 12 -- 45
22 13 -- 55
22 14 -- 57
22 15 -- 69
22 16 -- 79
23 16 -- 87
28 1 -- 89
28 2 -- 91
28 3 -- 97
28 6 -- 107
28 7 -- 111
28 7 -- 121
29 7 -- 139 |
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INDEX
Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
22/5. -- Andrew's Knowe -- 22.
22/10. -- Allerton SiKe -- 44.
28. -- Airy Cleuch -- 129.
22/3. -- Braemoor Knowe -- 17.
22/6. 22/9. 22/10 -- Bearhope Burn -- 27. 34. 37.
22/6 -- Burnet Knowe -- 28.
22/7. -- Bught SiKe -- 31.
22/9. -- Boothy ShanK -- 35.
22/10. -- Bearhope -- 37.
22/10. -- Bearhope Fore Burn -- 39.
22/14. 28/7. -- Broomy Knowe -- 60. 113.
22/15. 22/16, -- Big Law -- 73. 79.
22/15. -- Biglaw Plantation -- 74.
22/16. -- BlacKbrough Hill -- 79.
22/16. -- BirKie Plantation -- 84.
28/2. -- Butter Cleuch -- 96.
28/3. 28/7. -- Bught Burn -- 104. 115.
28/6. -- Bughtrig -- 107.
28/7. -- Brown Knowe -- 117.
28. -- Broad Law -- 122.
28. -- Big Dun Rig -- 124.
28. -- Beefstand Hill -- 127.
28. -- BlacKcocK Plantation -- 132.
28. -- BlacKhall Hill -- 134.
22/15. -- BirKie Sike -- 75.
[--] Cushat End -- 7
22/6. -- Chesterhouse Hill -- 24.
22/6. -- Chesterhouse Plantation -- 24.
22/6. -- Chesterhouse Sike -- 25.
22/6. -- Chesterhouse -- 26.
22/10. -- Camp -- 39.
22/11. 22/15. 28/3. 28/7. -- Capehope Burn -- 46, 70. 97. 117.
22/11. -- Church -- 47.
22/11. 22/15. -- Chatto Hill -- 53. 69.
22/14. -- Coldside -- 57.
22/14 -- Chatto Cleuch -- 59.
22/14 -- Cock SiKe -- 60.
22/14 -- Coldside Burn --60.
22/14 -- Chatto -- 62.
22/14 -- Chatto Craig -- 66.
22/15. -- CocKerton Cleuch -- 70.
22/15. -- Capehope Yett -- 71.
22/16. -- Cribbs Hope -- 79.
22/16. -- Cauldroost Common -- 81.
22/16. 28 -- Church Hope -- 83. 132.
28/2. 28/7. -- Common Cleuch -- 96. 107.
28/3. -- Cooper Cleuch -- 103.
28/3. 28/7. -- Cuthberthope Rig -- 104. 115.
28/7. 28 -- Callaw Hope -- 114. 126
28. -- Callaw Cairn -- 122. 126
28. -- Cowielaw Linn -- 127.
28. -- Cowie Law -- 127.
28. -- Callaw Moor -- 131.
28. -- Cowielaw Sike -- 131.
28. -- Church-hope Hill -- 132.
28. 29. -- Cheviot Hills -- 134. 140.
28 -- Camp -- 137.
22/5. 22/6. -- Deadrig Plantation -- 21. 22.
22/11. -- DicKson's Arms Inn -- 48.
22/14. -- Dod Law -- 67.
22/14. -- Dodlaw Burn -- 67.
22/16. 28/3. -- Dry Slack -- 81. 103.
22/16. -- DicK's Knowe -- 84.
28/3. 28 -- Drouk Knowes -- 101. 121.
28/7. -- Deermount Hope -- 119.
28/7. -- Deermount Cleuch -- 120.
28 -- Deer Doups -- 121.
28. -- Deer Cleuch -- 122.
16/15. -- East Grange -- 5.
22/11. -- Eleven Shearers -- 51.
28/3. -- Ettles Cleuch -- 99.
22/1. 22/2. 22/5. -- Faw Laws Burn -- 9. 11. 21.
22/3 22/10. 22/14. 22/15. 22/16. 28/2. 28/3 28/7. -- Forts -- 15. 38. 66. 77. 80. 85. 93. 101. 105. 118.
22/14. -- Five Stanes -- 64.
22/15. 28/3. -- Felter Cleuch -- 75. 100.
22/3. -- Grange Hill -- 17.
22/14. -- Gray Mare and Foal -- 57.
22/15. -- Greenhill -- 72.
22/15. -- Greenhill Plantation -- 74.
22/15. -- Great Rough Law -- 77.
22/15. 22/16. -- Green Hill -- 77. 84.
22/16. -- Greenbrough Hill -- 81.
23 -- Gunner's Well -- 87.
28 -- Green Cleuch -- 125.
22/2. -- Heatherlands -- 11.
22/3. -- Hounam Law -- 15. 18
22/6. -- Heatherlands Hill -- 24.
22/7. -- Hounam Burn -- 29.
22/7. -- Howgate -- 29.
22/7. -- Hounam Mains -- 30.
22/7. -- Hounam Steeple -- 30.
22/7. 22/11 -- Hounam Rings -- 31. 51.
22/10. -- Hare Law -- 41.
22/11. -- Hendersons Knowe -- 45. |
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INDEX
Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
22/11. -- Hounam -- 49.
22/11. -- Hounam Rings -- 51.
22/11. -- Headshaw Law -- 52.
22/14. -- Heathery Shin -- 58.
22/14. -- Harbour Knowe -- 61.
22/15. 22/16. 28 -- Heatherhope Burn -- 70. 80. 131.
22/15. -- Headshaw Hope -- 73.
22/16 -- Henshaw Law -- 74.
22/16. -- Heather Hope -- 80.
22/16. -- Heatherhope -- 83.
28/2. 28/3. -- Humblemoor Hill -- 96. 102.
28/3. -- Hut Knowe -- 100.
28/3. -- Huntfold Hill -- 105.
28/3. 28/7. -- Hunt Slack -- 105. 115.
28/6. 28/7. -- Hangingshaw Hill -- 109.
28/6. -- Hangingshaw SiKe -- 109.
28. -- Hunberry Cleuch -- 121.
28. -- Hard Rig -- 123.
28. -- Hunthall Hill -- 134.
16/15. 22/3. 22/6. 22/7. 22/10. 22/11. 22/14. 28/2. 28/6. -- Kale Water -- 4. 13. 28. 29. 40. 46. 62. 94. 108.
22/4. -- Kersmoor Head -- 19.
22/11. -- Knowe SiKe -- 45.
28/3. -- Kippie Knowe -- 100.
28/7. -- Kielhope Law -- 113.
28/7. -- Kipp SiKe -- 119.
16/15. 22/3. -- Law Burn -- 3. 14.
22/14. -- Long Knowe -- 57.
22/15. -- Little Rough Law -- 73.
22/16. -- Little Sand Hope -- 86.
28/6. -- Langside Law -- 110
28 -- Little Hope -- 124.
28 -- Lamb Hill -- 121.
28 -- Little Dun Rig -- 124.
28 -- Lambert Knowe -- 129.
28. -- Langside SiKe -- 138.
22/11. -- Manse -- 46.
22/15. -- Mainhope Burn -- 72.
22/15. -- Mainside -- 72.
22/16. -- Muckle Kand Hope -- 82.
22/16. -- Mid Hill -- 86.
28/3. -- Mainhope Burn -- 101.
28/3. -- Mutton Cleuch -- 106.
28/7. -- Moat Knowe -- 118.
28 -- Meg's Cleuch -- 125.
29 -- Mozielaw Flow -- 139.
29 -- Mozie Law -- 140.
22/6. -- NicKieshole -- 26.
22/6. -- Over Whitton Hill -- 23.
22/6. -- Over Whitton -- 27.
22/14. -- Over Chatto -- 59.
22/10. -- Philogar -- 42.
22/10 -- Philogar Hill -- 42.
22/10. -- Philogar-hillhead -- 42.
22/10 -- Pedlar Knowe -- 43.
22/16. 28. -- Philip Shank -- 86. 139.
28/7. -- Peelnick -- 119.
28 -- Philip Hope -- 133.
28 -- Plea Knowe -- 140.
22/14. -- Quarry Knowe -- 64.
28/7. -- Rushy Burn -- 113.
28 -- Rushy Fell -- 136.
22/3. -- South Cote -- 16.
22/10. -- Sharplaw -- 40.
22/10. -- Salmon Leap -- 40.
22/10. 22/11. -- Scurrie Knowe -- 43. 48.
22/11. -- School -- 47.
22/11. -- Shepherd's Arms Inn --48.
22/9. 22/13. -- Scawd Law -- 35. 55.
22/13. -- Shining Pool -- 55.
22/14. -- Shaw Knowe -- 62.
22/14. 28/2. -- Swine Law -- 68. 95.
22/16. -- Scouther Knowe -- 79.
22/16. -- Sandhope Kipp -- 85.
28/2. -- Shank End -- 93.
28/2. -- Smail Cleuch -- 94.
28/2. -- Swinelaws Sike -- 95.
28/2. -- Swinelaws -- 95.
28/7. -- Standard Knowe -- 111.
28/7. -- Stanshill Hill -- 118.
28/7. -- Stell Rig -- 120.
28 -- SKerrysburgh Hope -- 135.
28. -- SKerrysburgh Fell -- 135.
28 -- Saddler's Knowe -- 136.
28 -- Streethouse -- 137.
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22/2. 22.6. -- Towers -- 11. 25.
22/10. -- Thowiestane Hill -- 39.
22/10. -- The Neb -- 44.
22/11. -- Thimble Row -- 45.
22/11. -- Thornshaw Hill -- 53.
22/14. -- Threstle -- 64.
22/14. -- Threstle Bog -- 65.
22/14. -- The Hows -- 67.
22/15. -- Tronshaw Hill -- 69.
28/2. -- Towford -- 94.
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The Street
28. -- The Kipp -- 122.
28. -- Thorny Hill -- 126.
28. -- Twise Hope -- 133.
16/15. -- West Grange -- 3.
16/15. -- Weary Stream -- 3.
16/16. -- Wearystream Hill -- 7.
22/5. -- Whitton Loch -- 22.
22/9. 22/13. 22/14. 28/1. 28/2. 28/6 -- Watling Street -- 33. 55. 86. 65 91. 109.
22/9. -- Whitton Edge -- 33.
22/11. -- Windy Law -- 52.
28/2. -- Wideopen Cleuch -- 93.
28/3. -- Whitestone Hill -- 103.
28. -- Watch Knowe -- 133.
28. -- White Knowe -- 133.
28 -- Wooplaw Craig -- 135.
28 -- Woden Law -- 137.
28.-- Whitehope Bush -- 138.
28. -- White Hope -- 138.
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