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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRUELDYKES | Grueldykes | Mr William Thomson (Pror) [Proprietor] Mr J Aitchison (West Grueldykes) Mr David Swanston (Dunse Mill) |
016.11 | Is a Commodious Farm house [with] offices, and garden attached. The farm Steading lately en [enlarged] Stands in the Center of a la [large] farm about 14 chains east [of the] house -- It is occupied by the -tor [proprietor] Mr. William Thomson |
| WEST GRUELDYKES | West Grueldykes | Mr J. Aitchison (Tenant) Mr William Thomson Mr David Swanston |
016.11 | A Convenient Farm house one [storey] high, with offices, and a go [good] arable farm attached. It [is the] property of the Marquis of -albane [Breadalbane]. and is occupied [by] John Aitchison |
| PEELRIG | Peelrig | Mr Hownam (Farmer) Col [Colonel] Hay (Dunse Castle) Mr. John Crawford (Factor) |
016.11 | A Comfortable house 2 stories [high] with offices, a large garden [with] a good arable Farm atta [attached] It is the property of Col [Colonel Hay] Dunse Castle. and is occupied by Mr Hownam. |
| NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Dunse Branch) | North British Railway (Dunse Branch) | Bradshaws Railway Guide Mr Christison Berwick Newspaper Advertisement - |
016.08 ; 016.11 ; 016.12 | A branch of the North British [Railway] from Dunse to Reston Junction. It [is --] miles in length. & is pretty well supp [supplied] in goods & passenger Traffic -- |
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[page] 40Parish of Dunse -- Sheet 16-11 -- Trace 1 - 3 -- James McAllister
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