OS1/5/8/7A
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dunglass Burn | Dunglass Burn | Sir John Hall, Dunglas House | Flows in a NE direction though the plan and divides the county of Haddington from Berwickshire | |
| Dunglass Burn | Mr McGregor, Schoolmaster Cockburnspath | |||
| Dunglass Burn | George Oaffleck, Dunglass House | |||
| Dunglass House | County Map | |||
| Kutcher's Hole | Kutcher's Hole | Sir John Hall, Dunglass House | At the mouth of Dunglass Burn | This name applies to a small rocky bay on the sea coast where "Dunglass Burn" enters the sea- Tradition says that a Danish Pirate named Kutcher landed the forces under his command in this bay and committed considerable destruction in the vicinity hence the name. |
| Kutcher's Hole | Mr McGregor Schoolmaster Cockburnspath | |||
| Kutcher's Hole | George Oaffleck, Dunglass House |
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Parish of CockburnspathSheet 1 No 10 Trace 3
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