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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLOOD GLEN | Blood Glen Blood Glen Blood Glen Blood Glen |
John Milroy John Milroy Robert Temple James Mc Ilraith |
069 | [Situation] Near the North of Plan & about 16 chains E [East] of Ballochdown. A valley through which runs a small stream, Called Blood Glen Burn, The head of the Glen is steep and narrow. property of the Douglas Trust = It derives its name from the fact of farmers having formerly brought their cattle to this valley where they had them blooded. |
| BLOOD GLEN BURN | Blood Glen Burn Blood Glen Burn Blood Glen Burn Blood Glen Burn |
John Milroy John Milroy Robert Temple James McIlraith |
069 | [Situation] Flows North W [West] through Blood Glen & Joins Balochdoan Burn near the N [North] of plan. A small stream which collects from surface water, near the S. W. [South West] edge of Kilantringan Moss, and flows into Ballochdoan Burn |
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