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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITSOMEHILL | Whitsome-hill Whitsome-hill Whitsome-hill |
Tack Mr. James Grieve (Tenant) Mr. John Turnbull |
023.02 | A large farm comprising upwards of 600 acres of fine arable land, a superior dwelling-house & walled garden, very extensive & suitable outbuildings, a powerful Steam Threshing Mill, Servants Cottages &c. &c. The land is in a high state of cultivation and the farm buildings in excellent repair. |
| LEET WATER | Leet Water Leet Water Leet Water |
Mr. James Grieve Mr. John Simpson (N. [North] Newton) Mr. Robert Wilson (Forester Leet. |
017 | A small river which rises on the farm of Leetside, in Whitsome Parish, takes a S.W. [South West] course, falling through Ravelaw, Longridge & Newton farms, thence thro. [through] Swinton & Coldstream Parishes, and enters the Tweed at Coldstream. |
| LITTLE MARL-LEAS PLANTATION | Little Marl-leas Plant. [Plantation) Little Marl-leas Plant. [Plantation) Little Marl-leas Plant. [Plantation) |
Mr. James Grieve Mr. William Smith Mr. James Ridden |
023.02 | A small triangular plantation of mixed trees, on Whitsome-hill farm. |
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