OS1/10/54/5 | ScotlandsPlaces

List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
KING'S POOL	King's Pool King's Pool King Pool	Thomas Hyslop Farmer George Armstrong Shep. [Shepherd] Bailliehill New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]	035	[Situation] Near the junction of White and Black Esks. A "Small eddy" where Tradition says a Pictish King of the name of Schaw was drowned, while endeavouring to escape from the pursuing Saxons, who had defeated him in battle. This Pool is a Short distance to the E. [East] of Where the two Esks meet, the Black and the White. I have given a copy of the above note so as to give you a more correct idea of what the natives of the place say on the subject.
WELLS BURN	Wells Burn	See Name Sheet 35 No. 14
GRAHAM'S RIG	Graham's Rig	See Name Sheet 35 No. 14
MID HEIGHT	Mid Height	See Name Sheet 35 No. 14
AIRSWOOD HILL	Airswood Hill	See Name Sheet 35 No. 6

Continued entries/extra info

[Page] 5
Parish of Westerkirk -- Sheet 35 No. 10 Traces 3 & 4

Note to 'Parks Poems on the Vale of the Esk' Note 5, Stanza 15, Page 5

Transcribers who have contributed to this page.

DANIALSAN, Larry mag

Location information for this page.

Linked mapsheets.