OS1/10/28/112

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  3. Dumfriesshire OS Name Books, 1848-1858
  4. Dumfriesshire volume 28
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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CLEUCHBRAE BURN Cleughbrae Burn C Stewart Esq[Esquire]
C Halliday
J Halliday		 033 A considerable Stream formed by the confluence of Surface drains, from the adjoining farms of Crawknowes and Beastockrig flowing in a South Easterly direction into the River Annan.
Thos[Thomas] Watson 2nd Corps RE[Royal Engineers]
CLEUCHBRAE LINN Cleughbrae Linn C Stewart Esq [Esquire]
C Halliday
J Halliday		 033 A deep rugged glen, thickly wooded on either side, through which the "Cleughbrae Burn" flows- separating the Farms of Dykehead and Over Cleughbrae. At the lower extremity of this defile, it is spanned by a good stone Bridge on the Glasgow and Carlisle turst[turnstile] road.

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Cleughbrae Burn situation from 10 Chains North of Linnhead - South East to River Annan

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Dumfriesshire County, Johnstone Parish

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Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Dumfriesshire, Sheet Xxxiii Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Dumfriesshire, Sheet Xxxiii