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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KIRK PARK | Kirk Park | Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Blair, Mordington Mr. Oswald, Edrington Mr. Johnston, Clappers. |
018.02 | An arable field, immediately [...] of Mordington House, upon which Stood the old, Parish Church, [] to the year 1757. When a new Church was built in another locality, hence the name. |
| TIBBY FOWLER'S GLEN | Tibby Fowler's Glen | Mr. Blair Mr. Oswald Mr. Johnston |
018.05 | A deep glen through which the Whiteadder flows. Situated a little North of Edrington Castle. |
| TIBBY FOWLER'S COTTAGE (Site of) | Tibby Fowler's Cottage (Site of) | Mr. Blair Mr. Oswald Mr. Johnston |
018.05 | There are no remains of the Cottage to shew its actual position, but the spot where it stood is still pointed out by some of the old inhabitants, who delight in relating Some of Tibby's exploits among the Border Gallants. Tibby Fowler is the Heroine of the most popular Scottish Ballads. |
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[Page]46Sheet 18.2. Trace 1 -- Sheet 18.5 Trace 6 --Parish of Mordington
[signed] Richard Burnaby Capn R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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