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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STANDALONE WOOD | Standalone Wood | Mr. Romaines. Banker and Town Clerk Lauder Mr Hume Factor of the Lauderdale Estate. Mr. Robert Murray, Lauder |
019.08 | A large mixed wood, principally fir, the property of the Earl of Lauderdale |
| HARRY BURN | Harry Burn | Mr Romaines Banker and Town Clerk Lauder Mr. John Lindsay Parish Schoolmaster Lauder Mr. Robert Murray, Lauder |
019.06 ; 019.07 ; 019.08 | A small stream rising on the Farm of Inchkeith and flowing in an easterly direction through the farms of Whitlaw Trabrown and Harryburn. It discharges itself into the River Leader on the Demesne of the Earl of Lauder Burn is the Gaelic word for Water It is pronounced Boorn the u Sounds like oo in Doom |
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