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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
COL-BOG	Col-Bog Col-Bog Col-Bog	Andrew Wilson, Coldingham. John Johnston Coldingham Mr Thomas Renton	005.12	[Situation] Between Bonnerdub and Coldingham Law A lane, leading from St. [Saint] "Andrew's Burn" near the Manse (Ph) southward, to a small cottage near Coldingham Law; it is in places soft, whence called bog. Mr Wilson of Coldingham gives it his opinion that "Col-Bog" is a contraction of "Coldingham Bog"
SCHOOL (United Presbyterian) [Coldingham]	School. (U.P.) [United Presbyterian] School. (U.P.) [United Presbyterian] School. (U.P.) [United Presbyterian]	Andrew Wilson, John Johnston Mr Thomas Renton	005.12	[Situation] Near the Cross about a chain from the corner of Bridge Street. A good Schoolhouse, built by Subscription, but is now the property of the Trustees of the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. They give it to the Teacher free of rent, It is a mixed School, male & female,and the average attendance is about 60 -

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