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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUGHT BURN | Bught Burn Bught Burn Bught Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton |
014 | A Small Stream which has its Source on the Lochgoyn Farm and flows into Soutors Burn. Where both form the Drumtee Water. it runs by a Bught or old Sheepfold from which it takes its name. |
| POCHWEER BURN | Pochweer Burn Pochweer Burn Pochweer Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn Mr. Matthew Dunlop |
014 | A Small Stream which has its Source on The Lochgoyn Farm and runs into the Dunton Water. |
| GREEN HILL | Green Hill Green Hill Green Hill |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn Mr. Matthew Dunlop |
014 | A Knowe on the Lochgoyn Farm South of the Farm House |
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Bught - "A penn in which the ewes are milked"
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