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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MILSIE BURN | Milsie Burn Milsie Burn Milsie Burn |
William Fletcher, St Leonards Alexander Young, St Leonards Mill James Dewar, St Leonards |
019.16 ; 020.09 | A small stream, which rises on the farm of Woodhead, and after an easterly course, falls into Leader Water. |
| CROW WOOD | Crow Wood Crow Wood Crow Wood |
William Fletcher, St Leonards Alexander Young, St Leonards Mill James Dewar, St Leonards |
020.09 ; 020.13 | A small piece of wood, a little to the south of St Leonards farm house. This wood derives its name from having a rookery in it. |
| WHINNY BRAES | Whinny Braes Whinny Braes Whinny Braes |
William Fletcher, St Leonards Alexander Young, St Leonards Mill James Dewar, St Leonards |
020.13 | A long bank with rough pasture and furze, to the north of St Leonards farm house, and close to the east side of the county road. |
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[page] 203Parish Lauder
Sheet 20.13 Traces 1 and 3
Collected by Robert Wighton. C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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