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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
RED OX Red Ox Mr James Hardy, PenmanshielMr James Kerr, old Cambus
Mr McGregor, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster		 001.16 [Situation] About twenty two chains N. [North] from Oak Brae, twenty four N.E. [North East] from Dean Castles and about forty chains nearly E. [East] from St Helens Church A large red sandstone at high water mark, and a sea mark for fishermen,
MARLY BRAE Marly Brae
Marly Brae
Marly Brae		 Mr James Hardy
Mr James Kerr
Mr McGregor		 001.16 [Situation] Extending along the sea coast, about from eight to six chains North from Hazeldean Burn about thirteen in the same direction from Oak Brae & about thirty six chains E. [East] from St Helen's Church A steep part of the sea coast affording good pasturage for cattle,

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Parish of Cockburnspath -- Sheet 1 No 16 Trace 2

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