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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
WHARE BURN	Weir Burn Whereburn [mouth] Whareburn Whareburn Whareburn Whare Burn	Heritons Books of the Parish of Abbey St. Bathans James hardy, Penmanshiel John Dudgeon, Moorhouse "Fish and Fishing in the lone glens of Scotland" by Dr. Knox 1854. Mr. George Redpath Mid Monynut Mr. Thomas Redpath Mid Monynut Mr William Dickson Lower Monynut Engraved sheet of Haddington	004.09 ; 004.13	A small stream or Burn which takes its rise in that part of this parish within the County of Haddington, & flowing S. [South] Easterly empties itself into the Whiteadder at Abbey St. Bathans. In a portion of its course it divides this parish from Abbey St. Bathans.
NETHER MONYNUT	Nether Monynut	Mr. James Hardy, Penmanshiel Mr. John Dods, Abbey St. Bathans John Dudgeon, Moorhouse	003.16	A good dwelling house with Suitable offices & a small farm attached. It is the property of & occupied by Mr. Weatherby. It receives the name from being built on the north bank of the Monynut Water, and the word Lower is used to distinguish it from another farm house higher up called Upper Monynut.

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Parish of Oldhamstocks
Sheets 3.16, 4.9 & 4.13

William Beatty

[Signed] R Burnaby Cap. RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
23 June 1857

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