OS1/10/25/23
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BERRYLAND | Berryland Berryland Berryland |
John Murray Occupier William Walker Little Burnside James Smith Loweberry |
048 | A farm house the property of James McGill . Occupied by John Murray , |
| LITTLE BURNSIDE | Little Burnside Little Burnside Little Burnside |
John Murray William Walker James Smith |
048 | A Small house the property of Mrs. Smith. Occupied by William Walker. |
| STEILSTON CLEUCH | Steelston Cleuch Steelston Cleuch Steelston Cleuch Steilston Cleuch |
John Murray William Walker James Smith Hugh Corrie Esqre. proprietor |
048 | A wooded glen thro' [through] which a Stream flows—the Stream has no particular name - the name extends from "High Wood" near to Fourmerkland Tower through the Common Plan . Cleugh a hollow between precipitous banks is correct - not Cleuch, which means - a precipice - [See --] |
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Transcriber's notes
There are initials JBJ below the first two entries in the Orthography and [R.S. Cap. R. E.] (if the first initial is R then perhaps [Richard Warren Stewart Captain Royal Engineers]) after the third entry. There are also initials(?) in the List of Names - Won?Check Berryland - Authority - have transcribed as 'Burnside' - as elsewhere on the page, but the curvature makes it look more like 'Barnside'. See the 'u' in Occupier just above though.
Steilson Cleugh - Descriptive Remarks - addition in red writing is assumed to be 'Fourmerkland' although it looks more like a 'T'. The last two words in a different hand, are probably referencing a source name or book and are unclear - the first word is probably "See"
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