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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WILLOWCLEUGH BURN | Willow Cleugh Willow Cleugh Willow Cleugh |
Mr. Walter Brydon, Andrew Davidson, William Simpson, |
014.09 | A small stream rising in Willow Cleugh from which it obtains the name, and empties itself into Earnscleugh Water opposite to Earns Cleugh. |
| DRYDEN HOWE | Dryden Howe, Dryden Howe, Dryden Howe, |
Mr. Walter Brydon, Andrew Davidson. William Simpson, |
014.09 | This name applies to a small Hollow by the side of Earnscleugh there is not any particular [reason] for the orrigination of this name |
| EARNSCLEUGH WATER | Earnscleugh Water Earnscleugh Water Earnscleugh Water |
Mr. Walter Brydon, Andrew Davidson, William Simpson, |
008 ; 014 ; 020 | A rapid Stream flowing [in a] Westerly direction, and falls [into the] Leader near Lauder Castle. [It is] said to obtain this name from a place frequented by the ["Ne] |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 78Parish of Lauder
Collected by John Webster Sapr. [Sapper] RE. [Royal Engineers]
Transcriber's notes
In the second column of the entry for Willowcleugh Burn, the three modes of spelling have been bracketed and annotated "Burn Used".For all entries on this page, the page does not expand properly which results in the "Description remarks" column being partially covered.
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