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CRANSHAWS (Detached) |
Cranshaws (Detached) |
Map of Berwickshire
Statistical account of Berwickshire
Map of Scotland |
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Cranshaws Parish consists of two separate & distinct pieces of ground one lying South of the other & divided or Separated by the parish of Longformacus. which is about 11/4 Mile broad. The southern portion is called (Detached) the northern portion is the parish proper - for which See Description. This Southern or detached Section has for its boundary line on the North & East by Longformacus, on the South by Westruther, on the West by Lauder & Longformacus; & is of an oblong form, measuring 41/2 Miles in extreme length, & 21/4 in extreme breadth. This section has for its boundary line on the North, & partly on the East the Dye Water. & it is traversed from West to East [continued on page 2] |
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Parish of Cranshaws (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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CRANSHAWS (Detached) |
Cranshaws (Detached) |
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by the Watch Water, which, just when leaving it, falls into the Dye. The whole parish is a Sea of hills forming part of the Lammermoor range, & is wild & pastoral. The Climate is Cold, Sharp & extremely foggy. yet decidedly salibrious. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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LAMMERMOOR (District) |
Lammermoor (District) |
Fullerton's Gazetteer
New Statistical account of Berwickshire
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In ancient times the shire of Berwick seems to have been a separate jurisdiction from the Bailliary of Lauderdale, & to have been divided into the Merse and Lammermoor Districts.
It is not easy to say what had been the exact boundaries and extent of these 3 divisions, now almost obsolete. For the purposes of agricultural inquiry the whole county may be very conveniently considered under two districts the Merse & Lammermoor; the former including all the comparatively low land along Tweed, Whiteadder, Blackadder, and Eye; & the latter comprehending Lauderdale, along with the more eastern hilly country peculiarly Called Lammermoor. According to the general divisions of the County just pointed out, the Merse designates the lower ground from Tweed. up the cultivated slopes of the southern range of the Lammermoor hills, including the Western parishes of Nenthorn & Merton, and forming the largest piece of [continued on page 4] |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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LAMMERMOOR (District) |
Lammermoor (District) |
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Compact level ground diversified only by a few gentle undulations to be found in Scotland. Mr Blackadder estimates this division to contain 100.26 acres.
The whole remainder of the County with the exception of the liberties of Berwick is therefore to be considered as forming the Lammermoor District & according to the same authority should contain 185.214 acres. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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LAMMERMOOR HILLS |
Lammermoor Hills |
Map of Berwickshire
Fullertons Gazetteer Scotland
New Statistical account of Berwickshire |
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A broad range of Moorish heights, Stretching Eastward from the Vale of Gala Water, in the S.E [South East] extremity of Mid Lothian, to the German ocean at St. Abbs Head in the parish of Coldingham Berwickshire. The Lammermoors all lie within East Lothian, & Berwickshire, Commencing at their extreme Western limit, forming for two thirds of their extent a Southern Screen or belt of uplands to Mid Lothian; and Constituting - if the Lammermoor part of Lauderdale be included - nearly one half of Berwickshire. The Lammermoors, are, in themselves, an extensive Curvature of, for the most part, wild, cheerless, unsightly heights, nowhere bold and imposing in aspect, and often subsiding into low rolling Table-lands of bleak moor. They were at one period clothed with Forest, and must have been [continued on page 6] |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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LAMMERMOOR HILLS |
Lammermoor Hills |
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[continued from page 5] as bewidering to the Traveller as grandly sylvan in their vast Contribution to the Landscape They have Still natural slopes hanging on some of their slope and in such localities are warmed out of their chilliness of aspect; but over their summits, and down their higher Slopes, they are almost everywhere, nakedly dressed in heath. Lammer Law. in the Parish of Lauder gives name to the whole range, & has an altitude of 1500 feet. Among other chief or remarkable summits, according to the measurements of Blackadder in his survey of Berwickshire, Criblaw has an altitude of 1615 feet, Clint Hill 1544, Tippet Law 1323, Mainslaughter Law 1273, Twin Law 1260, Earlston Hill 1200, Great Dirrington Hill 1145, Ayrhouse Hill 1054, Bemerside Hill 1011, and Cockburn Law. 912 feet. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- W. Beatty |
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FOUL CLEUGH |
Foul Cleugh
Foul Cleugh
Foul Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr Smith
Mr J. Smith |
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A large brook, rising Near to the N. [North] side of Lauderdale Edge, flowing between Green Cleugh Ridge and Upper & Nether Knowes, discharging into the Dye Water. |
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Cranshaws Parish -- Charles Buck
[Notes]
Kerstons Cleugh and Nether Knowe
See Longformacus Parish |
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GREENCLEUGH RIDGE |
Greencleugh Ridge
Greencleugh Ridge
Greencleugh Ridge |
Estate Map
Mr. Smith (Byercleugh)
Mr J Smith (Byercleugh) |
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A long high ridge on the S. [South] Side and joins Lauderdale Edge; bounded on the E [East] side by Foul Cleugh, on the [West] By Green Cleugh. |
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UPPER KNOWE |
Upper Knowe
Upper Knowe
Upper Knowe |
Estate Map.
Mr Smith
Mr J Smith |
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A Small circular hill near centre of the high ridge lying between Foul Cleugh and Hall Cleugh |
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Cranshaws Parish -- Charles Buck
[Note]
Brock Cleugh
In Longformacus Parish |
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WOOD CLEUGH |
Wood Cleugh
Wood Cleugh
Wood Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr Smith
William Flail |
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A Small run of water rising on the E. [East] side of Upper Knowe emptying itself into the Dye at a short distance W. [West] of Byrecleugh Steading |
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HALL BURN |
Hall Burn
Hall Burn
Hall Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. Smith
William Flail |
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A Streamlet, rising near to the E. [East] end of Upper Knowe, which runs a N. [North] Easterly course, and discharges into the Dye Water, nearly opposite Byrecleugh Steading |
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DUNSIDE HILL |
Dunside Hill
Dunside Hill
Dunside Hill |
Estate Map
Mr. Smith
William Flail |
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A cold, bleak heathery hill of considerable altitude having a round flattened summit & having a considerable number of streams flowing down its slopes. |
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Cranshaws Parish Detd [Detached] -- 8 D. T [Trace] 4 -- Charles Buck |
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GREEN CLEUGH |
Green Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr Smith Byrecleugh
Mr J. Smith Byrecleugh |
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An insignificant Stream to the west of Greencleugh Rig - It rises near to the junction of Lauder, Longformacus & Cranshaws (Detd.) [Detached] & flows Northerly empties itself into the Dye Water. For a portion of its extent it forms the boundary between this Parish and Longformacus. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached)
Sheet 8 |
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PHILIPS KNOWE |
Philips Knowe
Philips Knowe
Philips Knowe |
John Buckhan (Herd)
Robert Buckham (Herd)
Adam Redpath (Herd) |
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An inconsiderable height overgrown with heather, situate on the N. [North] side of the Watch Water, nearly at its source. |
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PHILIPS SIKE |
Philips Sike
Philips Sike
Philips Sike |
John Buckhan
Robert Buckhan
Mr. J. Wilson (Tent. [Tenant] |
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A small run of water which has its source on the E. [East] side of Phillips Knowe and discharges into the Watch |
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BELL BURN |
Bell Burn
Bell Burn
Bell Burn |
John Buckhan
Robert Buckhan
Mr, J. Wilson |
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A small stream, with two Grains or forking, rising at the W. [West] end of Dunside Hill. which after a short & rapid course empties into the Watch Water. |
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BLACKHAG BURN |
Blackhag Burn
Blackhag Burn
Blackhag Burn |
John Buckhan
Robert Buckhan
Estate Map |
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A short stream at the foot of Twins Law emptying into the Watch Water. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- 14 -- by Charles Buck |
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HERONS' HOLE |
Herons Hole |
Mr. D. Brown
Mr Smith
Mr. J. Smith |
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A deep hole in the Dye Water where it makes a Considerable bend the sides are precipitous & rocky, and frequented by the "Heron" which is the cause of the name. |
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Cranshaws Parish |
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CORBY SCAR |
Corby Scar
Corby Scar
Corby Scar |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan, Herd
Mr John Turner, Herd |
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A Small rocky precipice, in the South Side of Watch water, It is Said to have got this name by a corby having built its nest in it, |
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CRAW CLEUGH |
Craw Cleugh
Craw Cleugh
Craw Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner, |
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A Small Stream having its Source on the north Side of "Twin Law" flows in a north direction, And empties itself into "Watch Water" opposite "Shiel Rig" |
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CADDEN CLEUGH |
Conden Cleugh
Cadden Cleugh
Cadden Cleugh
Cadden Cleugh
Cadden Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr John Turner
Mr John Buckhan
Mr William Wood, (Herd)
Mr. John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A Stream having its Source in the north Side of "Twin Law", flows in a north direction, and empties itself into Watch Water, the lower part of it flows through a narrow and deep ravine," |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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PLOVERS' CAIRN |
Plovers' Cairn
Plovers' Cairn
Plovers' Cairn |
Mr Robert Ramage. Herd, Wedderburn
Mr William Whitelaw Herd Wedderburn
Mr John Wanless Herd Wedderburn |
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A circular Stone cairn in "Twin Law" It is Supposed to have got its name from the number of Plovers which frequent this part of the hill |
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REID'S CAIRN |
Reid's Cairn |
William Wood
John Buckham
Robert Ramage |
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A large pile of Stones about 9 feet in height, and supposed to have been erected by a shepherd of that name. which it still retains. |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15 A Trace 1 -- Collected by John McCabe
[Note]
Plovers' Cairn
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EASTER GRAIN |
Easter Grain
Easter Grain
Easter Grain |
Estate Map
Mr. John Buckhan, (Herd),
Mr. John Turner, (Herd) |
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A Small Stream, having its Source on the South Side of "Dunside Hill," And is one of the Sources of Sheil Burn |
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WESTER GRAIN |
Wester Grain
Wester Grain
Wester Grain |
Estate Map.
Mr. John Buckhan,
Mr. John Turner, |
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A Small Stream, having its Source on the south Side of "Dunside Hill," it flows in an easterly direction and joins "Easter Grain" both of which forms "Sheil Burn" |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15 --Collected by John McCabe |
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SHEIL BURN |
Grainfoot Burn
Sheil Burn
Sheil Burn
Sheil Burn
Sheil Burn |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan, (Herd)
Mr John Turner, (Herd)
Mr William Wood, (Herd)
Mr John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A Small Stream, formed by the waters of Easter Grain, and "Wester Grain", it flows in a Southerly direction And empties itself into "Watch Water" |
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SHEIL RIG |
Sheil Rigg
Sheil Rig
Sheil Rig |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner |
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A portion of Moorland, lying between "Watch Water," Wester Grain, And "Sheil Burn," It has at Sometime been in tillage, but has been allowed to remain into a wild State again, it is Sometimes Called "South Leas" by the Herds |
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BELL CRAIG |
Bell Cragg
Bell Craig
Bell Craig
Bell Craig |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner
Mr John Wilson |
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A Small portion of Rocky, or rather Stony Moorland, at the west end of "Sheil Rig," There are three Small Stone cairns on it. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- Plan 15 A Trace 1 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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ARCH BURN |
Arch Burn
Arch Burn
Arch Burn
Arch Burn |
Mr. John Buckhan Herd
Mr. John Turner, Herd
Mr. William Wood Herd
Mr. John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A Small Stream, having its Source on the N. [North] Side of "Sting Law," but does not get this name until it takes a north direction, Southeast of "Ewestell Knowe;" It empties itself into "Watch Water," |
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EATFAST |
Adfast
Edfast
Edfast |
Mr. John Turner
Mr. John Buckhan
Mr. John Wilson |
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A portion of rough pasture, on the north side of "Sting Lsw" Mr. Wilson of "Eddington Mains" Says this name is a corruption of "eat fast", being a piece of grassy ground on which the flock feeds eagerly. |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15 A Trace 2 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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MIDDLE RIG |
Middle Rig
Middle Rig
Middle Rig |
Mr. J. Wilson
Adam Scott (Herd
David Lauder (Herd |
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A small ridge of land of inconsiderable height adjoining the N.W. [North West] side of the Road from Rawburn to Westruther |
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STING LAW |
Sting Law
Sting Law
Sting Law
Sting Law |
Mr. J. Wilson
John Buckham
John Turner
Adam Scott |
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A small hill, with a Trig [Trigonometrical] station & Cairn thereon; situate on the boundary of the Parishes of Westruther & Cranshaws Detd [Detached], distant abt [about] 6 furlongs E. [East] of Twins Law |
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OLD PLANTATION |
Old Plantation
Old Plantation
Old Plantation |
Adam Scott
David Lauder
Mr. J. Wilson |
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A Small plantation of firs, in form of a Square, with slightly concave sides to better shelter cattle. &c situate abt. [about] 5 chains N.W. [North West] of Cross Burn near Mavis Sykes |
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Cranshaws Detached -- Plan 15 A Trace 1 -- Charles Buck |
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MAVIS SIKE |
Mavis Sike
Mavis Sike
Mavis Sike
Mavis Sike |
Adam Scott
David Lauder
Mr. J Wilson
John Buckhan |
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A Small run of water which has its rise from a few surface drains of Old Plantn, [Plantation], discharges into Cross Burn |
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CROSS BURN |
Cross Burn
Cross Burn
Cross Burn |
Mr. J. Wilson
John Buckhan
Adam Scott |
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A considerable run of water which has its source abt. [about] midway between Sting Law & Quarrel Hill, it flows in a N.E. [North East] direction and discharges into the Watch Water |
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SOUTHSIDE PLANTATION |
Southside Plantation
Southside Plantation
Southside Plantation |
Mr. J. Wilson
Adam Scott
David Lauder |
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A small plantation of firs, in the form of a parallelogram, situated near the head of Dirrington Burn |
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Cranshaws Parish -- Plan 15 |
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EASTER STOP CLEUGH |
Easter Stop Cleugh
Easter Stop Cleugh |
Adam Scott (Raeburn herd)
John Turner (Scarlaw
John Buchan (Scarlaw |
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A Small burn that gathers on the N. [North] side of Dunside hill. and flows into the Dye abt. [about] 3 furlongs W. [West] of Dye Cottage. |
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WESTER STOP CLEUGH |
Wester Stop Cleugh
Wester Stop Cleugh
Wester Stop Cleugh |
Adam Scott
John Buchan
Robert Buchan |
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A Small glen & run of water that gathers on the N. [North] side of Dunside hill and discharges into the Dye abt [about] 3 furlongs W. [West] from Dye Cottage |
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Cranshaws Ph. [Parish] Detached --Plan 9
[Note]
Stot Cleugh
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WHINRIG |
Whinrig |
Mr. Wanless
Mr. R. Neil
Mr. William Rathie |
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A neat Cottage, built of Stone with a Garden & occupied by one of the shepherds of Rawburn. It is situated near the summit of Whin Rig - about 71/2 furlongs W. by S. [West by South] of Longformacus |
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WATCH WATER |
Watch Water |
Mr. R. Neil
Mr. Wanless
Mr. J. Wilson |
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A considerable Stream which has its rise or Source in wet moss land near where the parishes of Lauder Longformacus and Cranshaws (Detached) makes an Easterly Course & discharges itself into the Dye Water 21/2 furlongs W. by S. [West by South] from Longformacus Village. |
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Cranshaws (Detached) |
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WHIN RIG |
Whin Rig
Whin Rig
Whin Rig |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan, "Herd"
Mr William Wanless, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A Moorland hill of consdierable eminence, the north side of which is covered with heather, the South Side, has at Some time been under Cultivation, but allowed to fall into a rough State again. |
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WINDY LAW |
Windy Law
Windy Law
Windy Law |
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner. "Herd"
Mr John Wilson Eddington Mains |
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A hill feature on the farm of "Rawburn" the west, and north Sides of which, are Covered with heather, but the east is Cultivated to the top |
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BEES CLEUGH |
Bees' Cleugh
Bees' Cleugh
Bees' Cleugh |
Mr William Wood, "Herd"
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Wilson |
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A Small ravine, on the north Side of "Windy Law," It was formed apparently, by the Surface water taking this course off the hill. it is now dry, and having a few bushes on each Side. |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15A Trace 3 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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RAWBURN |
Rawburn
Rawburn
Rawburn |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A good farmhouse, with workmen's cottages, Suitable offices, Threshing Mill, and Small gardens attached The farm is Occupied by Mr Wilson of Eddington Mains. |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15A Trace 3 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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TWINLAW FORD |
Twinlaw Ford
Twinlaw Ford
Twinlaw Ford |
Estate Map
Mr. John Buckhan, Herd
Mr. John Turner, Herd
Mr. John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A Ford across "Watch Water," where the old road from Dunbar to Kelso crosses it, |
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TWINLAW HOUSE (Ruins of) |
Twinlaw House (in Ruin)
Twinlaw House (in Ruin)
Twinlaw House (in Ruin)
Twinlaw House (in Ruin) |
Estate Map
Mr. John Buckhan
Mr. John Turner
Mr. John Wilson, |
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The ruin of an old farmhouse, a Short distance South of "Twinlaw Ford", It got its name from being Situated on the Southern extremity of "Twinlaw" |
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Cranshaws (Detd.) [Detached] -- Plan 15A Trace 3 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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TWINLAWHOUSE BURN |
Twinlawhouse Burn
Twinlawhouse Burn
Twinlawhouse Burn
Twinlawhouse Burn |
Mr John Buckhan (Herd)
Mr John Turner, (Herd)
Mr William Wood (Herd)
Mr John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
015 |
A Small Stream, having its Source a Short distance South of Twinlaw "House," (from which it takes its name It flows in a north direction, and]empties itself into Watch Water. |
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EWE STELL |
Ewe Stell
Ewe Stell
Ewe Stell
Ewe Stell |
Mr John Buckhan,
Mr John Turner,
Mr William Wood, "Herd
Mr John Wilson |
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A Small circular Sheepfold on the Moor South of Watch Water". |
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EWESTELL KNOWE |
Ewestell Knowe
Ewestell Knowe
Ewestell Knowe
Ewestell Knowe |
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner,
Mr William Wood,
Mr John Wilson |
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A hill feature on the moor South of Watch Water, And beside "Ewe Stell" from which it takes its name, |
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Cranshaws (Detached) -- Plan 15 Trace 2 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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ALDER GRAIN |
Alder Grain
Alder Grain
Alder Grain |
Mr John Buckhan, Herd Scarlaw
Mr John Turner, Herd Scarlaw
Mr William Wanless, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A Small Stream, having its Source at the west end of "Whin Rig," it runs in a South direction, And empties itself into "Watch Water" |
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SCAR LAW |
Scar Law
Scar Law
Scar Law |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr William Wanless |
009 |
A Moorland hill of Considerable elevation, the North Side of which is covered with heather, the South Side of it has been brought into Cultivation, to near its summit. |
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SCARLAW |
Scarlaw
Scarlaw
Scarlaw |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan
Mr William Wanless |
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Two cottages, having Outhouses and Small gardens attached, They are property of |
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Cranshaws (Detached) Ph [Parish] -- Plan 15 Trace 2 -- Collected by John McCabe |
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OLD SCARLAW |
Old Scarlaw
Old Scarlaw
Old Scarlaw |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan, (Herd)
Mr John Turner, (Herd) |
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The remains of the old farm of "Scarlaw", A part of which is in ruin, and a part roofed also in a ruinous State, there is a Small garden attached, It is the property of |
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DAM HOWE |
Rae Cleugh
Dam Howe
Dam Howe
Dam Howe
Dam Howe |
Estate Map
Mr John Buckhan,
Mr John Turner,
Mr William Wood, Herd, Rawburn
Mr John Wilson, Eddington Mains |
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A Small Stream on the west Side of Scarlaw, It gets its proper name from a Mill Dam having been constructed on it, |
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Scarlaw Cottages
Twinlaw Ford
Twinlaw Ford
Twinlaw Ford
Twinlaw Ford |
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Mr John Turner,
Mr William Wood,
Mr John Wilson |
015 |
Two cottages under one roof, one Story high, And having a Small garden attached, It gets this Name from being Contiguous to "Twinlaw Ford" |
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GALLOPING HOWE |
Galloping Howe
Galloping Howe
Galloping Howe |
Mr John Buckhan, Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr John Turner Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr William Wanless, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A Small portion, of low lying ground, through which a Stream flows. at the northwest end of "Whin Rig" It, was formerly a "quagmire" but has been drained, and is now good pasture, |
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Pow's Cleugh
Pow's Cleugh
Pow's Cleugh |
Mr John Buckhan Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr John Turner Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr William Wanless Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
009 |
A Small Stream, rising, at the west end of "Whin Rig," runs in a Northerly direction, and empties itself, into Dye Water, east of "Dye Cottage" (I have made enquiry about the derivation of this name but could not obtain it,) |
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Fosterside Ruin
Fosterside Walls
Fosterside Walls
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Mr John Buckhan Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr John Turner Shepherd Scarlaw
Mr William Wanless Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
009.14 |
The ruins of an old house, on the north Side of "Whin Rig," The wall only appears just above the Surface, but, it is, a place well Known to the Shepherds &c. The origin of the name is not Known, |
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SCAR LAW |
Scar Law
Scar Law
Scar Law |
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Mr John Buckhan
Mr William Wanless, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A Moorland hill, of inconsiderable elevation, the north side of which is Covered with heather; the S [South] Side has been brought into Cultivation to near its top; It is the property of Plan 9 C Trace 4 _ Stewart Esqr. near Haddington |
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Alder Grain
Alder Grain
Alder Grain |
Mr John Buckhan
Mr John Turner
Mr William Wanless |
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A Small Stream, having its Source at the west end of "Whin Rig" it flows in a South direction And empties itself into "Watch Water |
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Whin Rig
Whin Rig
Whin Rig |
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Mr. John Buckhan
Mr. William Wanless |
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A Moorland hill, of inconsiderable elevation, the north Side of which is Covered with heather, but, the South Side, has at Some time, been under Cultivation, but, allowed to fall into a rough State again. It is the property of _ Stewart near Haddington |
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DYE WATER |
Dye Water |
David Browne Esq
Robert Neil Longformacus Inn
John Neil Longformacus Inn |
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A wide Shallow & rapid run of water, with a rocky bed; but it quickly swells into a fearful torrent when much rain falls. & Covers the whole Valley. It rises about 1 mile N.N [North North] East of Scenes Law, passes Byrescleugh Horseupcleugh, & Longformacus & joins the Whiteadder about a Mile West of Ellemford. It is considered to be a good fishing stream for Trout - & is Much frequented by Anglers. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) |
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REID'S CAIRN |
Reids Cairn |
William Wood
John Buckham
Robert Ramage |
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A large Pile of Stones about 9 feet in height, It is Supposed to have been erected by a shepherd of that name which it still retains |
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EVE LAW |
Eve Law. |
Ralph Halliburton
Thomas Ramage
George Ramage |
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A small Circular hill, of inconsiderable elevation, on the boundary of the parishes] of Cranshaws (Detd. )[Detached]) & Westruther about 2 1/4 Miles distant S.W. [South West] of Longformacus Village. |
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DIRRINGTON BURN |
Dirrington Burn |
Mr Robert Niel
Adam Scott
William Lun |
015 |
A considerable run of water which has its Source from the Surface drains near to "Eve Law", it takes an easterly Course & joins Flasswells Burn, a little west of Kippetlaw - these two streams when united become Kippetlaw Burn. which flows round the west & North base of Dirrington Great Law as far as Blacksmill farm. from this point it becomes Blacksmill Burn to where it empties itself into the Dye a short distance East of Longformacus Village. |
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Cranshaws Parish (Detached) -- Sheet 15 -- W. Beatty
[signed] R Burnaby Cap R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] 17 July 1857 |
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M S. STORE 14 OCT. [OCTOBER] 1897 SOUTHAMPTON
CO. [COUNTY] BERWICK
NAME SHEETS
OF
The Parish
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CRANSHAWS
(Detached) |
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Names -- Pages
Alder Grain -- 27, 30
Arch Burn -- 17
Bees Cleugh -- 23
Bell Burn -- 11
Bell Craig -- 16
Blackhag Burn -- 11
Cadden Cleugh -- 13
Corby Scar -- 13
Cranshaws (Detd.) [Detached] -- 1
Craw Cleugh -- 13
Cross Burn -- 20
Dam Howe -- 28
Dirrington Burn -- 33
Dunside Hill -- 9
Dye Water -- 31
Easter Grain -- 15
Easter Stop Cleugh -- 21
Eatfast -- 17
Eve Law -- 32
Ewe Still -- 26
Ewestell Plantation -- 26
Fasterside Walls (Site of) -- 29
Foul Cleugh -- 7
Galloping Howe -- 29
Green Cleugh -- 10
Greencleugh Rig -- 8
Hall Burn -- 9
Heron's Hole -- 12
Lammermoor (District) -- 3
Lammermoor Hills -- 5
Mavis Sike -- 20
Middle Rig -- 19
Old Plantation -- 19
Old Scarlaw -- 28
Philips Knowe -- 11
Philips Sike -- 11
Plovers' Cairn -- 14
Pows Cleugh -- 29
Rawburn -- 24
Reids Cairn -- 14, 32
Scar Law -- 27
Scarlaw -- 36
Shiel Burn -- 16
Sheil Rig -- 16
Southside Plantation -- 20
Sting Law -- 19
Twinlaw Ford -- 25
Twinlawford - 28
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Names -- Pages
Twinlawhouse Burn -- 26
Upper Knowe -- 8
Watch Water -- 22
Wester Grain -- 15
Wester Stop Cleugh -- 21
Whin Rig -- 23, 30
Whinrig -- 22
Windy Law -- 23
Wood Cleugh -- 9. |
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