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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
PEASE BURN Pease Burn
Pease Burn
Pease Burn		 Mr Hardy Penmanshiel
Mr McGregor Teacher
James Fairbairn Cove		 001.15 ; 004.03 [Situation] Running though Pease Dean in a N. [Northerly] direction thro [through] the plan and along the east side of North British Railway. A small mountain Stream having its Source in Edmond's Dean through which it passes, entering Pease Dean near the railway: running through Pease Dean and discharges itself in to the Sea a little west of Greenhaugh point.
Copied from Name sheet 1-15
Note. Burn is one of the Gaelic words Signifying Water
It is pronounced Boorn - the U Sounding like OO in doom.

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Parish of Cockburnspath

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