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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
COG BURN Cog Burn
Cog Burn
Cog Burn
Rev. [Reverend] Robert Simpson
Walter Anderson
Estate Map
002; 006; 007 A Small Rivulet having its Source [?]
Wanlockhead, It bears this name f[rom?]
its source to its Confluence with Cr[?awick]
Water.
COGSHEAD Cogshead
Cogshead
Cogshead
Rev. [Reverend] Robert Simpson
Walter Anderson
Estate Map
006 A Small Cottage residence one Sto[ry?]
height with garden attached. the p[roperty?]
of the Duke of Buccleuch,
Dr. [Doctor] Simpson the author of the History of Sanqu[har]
describes this to be "almost in the cen[]
an ancient Celtic burying-ground"
GLENEARN CLEUCH Glenearn Cleugh
Glenearn Cleugh
Glenearn Cleugh
Glenarren
Rev [Reverend] Robert Simpson
Walter Anderson
William Stewart
Estate Map. 1831.
006 A small rugged glen through wh[ich?]
runs a Stream. This Stream rises abo[ut?]
35 Chains West of Cogshead and fa[lls?]
into Cog Burn.
Name Signifies the eagles glen.

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[Page:] 72.
Parish of Sanquhar -- Plan 6.8 Trace 3

[COGSHEAD - Situation:]
6½ miles N E. [North East] from
Sanquhar.

[COG BURN - Situation:]
From near Willow =
= grain Hill (about 4¼
miles N. E, [North East] from San =
= quhar) - N. W, [North West] to
Crawick Water. -

[GLENEARN CLEUCH -Situation:]
At the En. [Eastern] base
of Conrig Hill

[Page is signed:]
Philip Munro
Pte. [Private] RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners]

Transcriber's notes

COGSHEAD, COG BURN, GLENEARN CLEUCH: text is lost in the fold.

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George Howat

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