OS1/5/8/135

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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
BOWSHIEL Beeshiel
Bowshiel
Bowshiel		 Mr. James Hardy, Penmanshiel
Mr. William Allen, Occupier
Mr. McGregor, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster		 004.07 [Situation] About thirtyseven chains East from Blawearie Dean and about Fifteen N. [North] from the north extremity of Haddie's Cleugh
A good farmhouse, with extensive offices, workmens Cottages, Small garden, And large arable farm attatched, Property of Sir G, G, Suttie. Bart. [Baronet] Balgone.
Note - Shiel is derived from the Saxon Sceele or Scheale Signifying a hut or Shieling or dwelling.
BOWSHIEL WOOD Beeshiel Wood
Bowshiel Wood
Bowshiel Wood		 Mr James Hardy, Penmanshiel
Mr William Allen Occupier
Mr McGregor, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster		 004.07 [Situation] Adjacent to and north of Pease Burn and Edmond's Dean and about thirty chains S.S.E [South South East] from Bowshiel about 12 South from Big Chesters
A Mixed wood, on the farm of Bowshiel,
and on the North Side of Edmond's Dean. It is the property of Sir G. G. Suttie. Bart. [Baronet] Balgone

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Parish of Cockburnspath

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