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PARISH OF WHITTINGHAM
PLAN 16 B
INDEX
Names Of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Whittingham -- 3
Lamb Hill -- 3 |
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WHITTINGHAM |
Whittingham Parish |
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[Situation] In the S. E. [South-East] portion of the County.
For Descriptive Rem: [Remarks] See Name Book Plan 11C
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LAMB HILL |
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill
Lambly Hill
Lambly Hill
Lamb Hill
Lamb Hill |
Mr Blair
John Rankine
Johnston's Map
Forrests Map
Mr Brown
Mr Crosbie |
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[Situation] About 1 3/8 Mile N.W. [North-West] by West from Friardykes
A hill on the farm of Beltondod. Its surface consists of mountain grass land. On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Johns Cleuch".
Portion of this hill is in the Parish of Whittingham - the rest in Stenton (Detached). It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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PARISH OF STENTON
PLAN 16B
INDEX
Names Of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Stenton -- 8
Crackingshaw -- 7
Crackingshaw Burn -- 7
Cow Strand -- 10
Friardykes -- 9
Friardykes Dod -- 10
Lammermuir Hills -- 8
Tay Burn -- 10
West Burn -- 7
Wool Hill -- 8
Herring Road -- 11 |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn |
George Blair
John Rankine |
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[Situation] At the, E. [East] end of Cracking Shaw
A small stream having its rise at the west side of Lamb Hill. and running in a S. [South] Easterly direction to its junction with Tay Burn, from thence called Bothwell Water, |
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CRACKING SHAW |
Crackingshaw
Crackingshaw
Crackingshaw
Crackingshaw |
George Blair
John Rankine
James Davidson
Johnston's Map |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile W, by N, [West by North] from Friardykes
A tract of heathy pasture land, situated a short distance north of Wool Hill. |
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CRACKING SHAW BURN |
Crackingshaw Burn
Crackingshaw Burn
Crackingshaw Burn |
George Blair
John Rankine
James Davidson |
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[Situation] At the S, [South] side of Cracking Shaw
A small stream having its rise at the south side of Crackingshaw and running westerly to West Burn, |
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Parish of Stenton (Detached)
[Note] -- "Shaw, a piece of ground which becomes
suddenly flat at the bottom of a
hill. -- Jamieson's Scott: Dict [Scottish Dictionary]
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[Note] -- "Crackingshaw" written in two
words according to the usual mode
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WOOL HILL |
Wool Hill
Wool Hill |
John Rankine
George Blair |
016 |
[Situation] In the S, [South] eastern portion of the Plan
A hill on the farm of Johnscleugh. Its surface [consists] of heathy pasture. It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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LAMMERMUIR HILLS |
Lammermuir Hills |
See Name Book Plan 19B |
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[Situation] Extend along Southern & Eastern portion of County.
For descriptive remarks see Name List for plan 19B |
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STENTON |
Ph [Parish] of Stenton |
See Name book for Plan 11B |
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[Situation] In the North eastern portion of the County Haddington
For descriptive remarks See Name List for Plan 11B. |
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Parish of Stenton Detached
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FRIARDYKES |
Friardykes
Friardykes
Friardykes |
George Blair
John Rankine
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile East from Belton Dod
A farm house with offices (including a thrashing machine) having a farm attached. The property of L. B. Sydserf Esqr. It is said that a refractory Monk or Friar from the Monastery of Melrose was exiled to this place by the superior for disobedience and a wall or dyke had been built to enclose the portion of land which was allowed him. hence the name Friardykes. No trace of the dyke is now to be seen, |
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Parish of Stenton Detached
[Note] -- "There was a religious house at Friardykes in the parish of
Stenton to which the refractory priests from Melrose were occasionally banished
and betwixt the inhabitants of that place and Papple House there was
a frequent intercourse," -- Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Haddingtonshire 1841 page 66 |
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FRIARDYKES DOD |
Friardykes Dod
Friardykes Dod
Dod |
George Blair
John Rankine
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile N. [North] by West from Friardykes
A small hill on the farm of Friardykes. Its surface consists of heathy pasture. It is one of the Lammermuir Hills |
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TAY BURN |
Tay Burn
Tay Burn |
John Rankine
George Blair |
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[Situation] Flows past Beltondod & Friardykes
A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Friardykes, and running s. [south] westerly to it joins West Burn, thence Bothwell Water |
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COW STRAND |
Cow Strand
Cow Strand |
George Blair
John Rankine |
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[Situation] A little East of Friardykes Dod.
A small stream having its rise in the farm of Friardykes and running Southerly to it joins Tay Burn |
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Stenton detached
[Form 136 Page]
37 Friardykes Dod
33 Tay Burn
36 Cow Strand
[Note] "Strand," a rivulet. (Jamieson's Scott: Dict:) [Scottish Dictionary] |
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HERRING ROAD |
Herring Road |
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[Situation] Crosses Dunbar Common about 1/2 mile E [East] from Watch Law
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 11 B |
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PARISH OF SPOTT
PLAN 16B
INDEX
Names Of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Spott -- 17
Belton Dod -- 16
Beltondod -- 16
Dunbar Common -- 15
Davies Well -- 16
Mossy Burn -- 15
Tay Burn -- 10
Watch Law -- 16 |
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MOSSY BURN |
Mossy Burn
Mossy Burn
Mossy Burn |
George Blair
John Rankine
J. Davidson |
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[Situation] Runs a little West of Friardykes Dod
A small stream having its rise, a little west of Watch Law. and running in a S [South] easterly direction to its junction with Tay Burn near Beltondod, |
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DUNBAR COMMON |
Dunbar Common
Dunbar Common |
George Blair
John Rankine |
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[Situation] A little north of Friardykes
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BELTON DOD |
Belton Dod
Belton Dod
Dod |
George Blair
John Rankine
Forrest's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile W. by S. [West by South] from Friardykes
A small hill on the farm of Beltondod. Its surface consists of heathy pasture, It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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BELTONDOD |
Beltondod
Beltondod
Beltondod
Beltondod
Beltondod |
John Rankine
George Blair
Rent Receipts
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
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[Situation] About 15 chains S. [South] East from Friardykes
A farm house with [Offices] including a thrashing machine, having a farm [attached] the property of Captain Hay |
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DAVIE'S WELL |
Davie's Well
Davie's Well
Davie's Well
Davies Well |
George Blair
John Rankine
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Forrest's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile N. [North] West from Friardykes
A small spring well on the east side of Mossy Burn and near the west side of Friardykes Dod. |
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WATCH LAW |
Watch Law
Watch Law
Watch Law |
Mr Blair
John Rankine
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Miles N. by. W. [North by West] from Friardykes
A hill on the farm of Boonsly. Its surface consists of heathy pasture. On its Summit is an ancient cairn & on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station [called] by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party after the Hill. It is one of the Lammermuir Hills |
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Parish of Spott
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33 Beltondod
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SPOTT |
Ph. [Parish] of Spott |
See Name List for Plan 11 B |
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[Situation] In the south eastern portion of the County Haddington
For descriptive Remmarks See name List for Plan 11 B |
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PARISH OF INNERWICK
PLAN 16B
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Names Of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Innerwick -- 24
Bransley Hill -- 21
Bransleyshiel -- 21
Braidbus Hill -- 23
Crystal Well -- 21
Crystal Rig -- 22
Craig Burn -- 22
Crichness Law -- 23
Dogbush Knowe -- 26
Monynut Water - 24
Mean Cleugh -- 25
Mean Cleugh Rig -- 25
Long Cleugh -- 24
Slaughtercleugh -- 25
Witches Cairn -- 22
White Cleugh -- 26
West Steel -- 26
Monynut Edge -- 27
Boonsly Burn -- 27
Saddle Hill -- 28
Crichness Hill -- 28
Drove Road -- 28 |
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BRANSLY HILL |
Bransly Hill
Bransly Hill |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 Miles N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Friardykes
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BRANSLYSHIEL |
Branslyshiel
Branslyshiel |
George McLean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] About 1 1/8 Miles N.E. by N. [North-East by North] from Friardykes
A small house in good repair. having a garden attached It is occupied by a shepherd |
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CRYSTAL WELL |
Crystal Well
Crystal Well
Crystal Well
Kisthill Well |
James King
James Davidson
George McLean
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile E. by. S. [East by South] from Friardykes
A small spring situated in a mossy portion of ground on the farm of Crichness. formerly a well was here which a few years ago was filled up by the farmer.
This well at one time was held much in repute for the case of scurvey In the Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] it is called Kist Hill Well, but by the people not Known by that name, |
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CRYSTAL RIG |
Crystal Rig
Crystal Rig
Crystal Rig
Kist Hill Law |
James King
James Davidson
George McLean
Forrest's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile S.S.E. [South South East] from Friardykes
For descriptive Remarks [see] Name List for plan 16D. |
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WITCHES CAIRN |
Witches Cairn
Witches Cairn
Witches Cairn |
James King
James Davidson
George McLean |
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[Situation] On the Summit of Crystal Rig.
For descriptive remarks [see] name List for Plan 16D, |
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CRAIG BURN |
Craig Burn |
See Name book for Plan 16D, |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile S.E. by. E. [South East by East] from Friardykes
For descriptive remarks see name List for Plan 16 D, |
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Parish of Innerwick
[Form 136 Page]
41 Crystal Rig
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CRICHNESS LAW |
Crichness Law |
See Name book for Plan 16 D, |
016 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 Miles S. E. by. E. [South East by East] from Friardykes
For descriptive remarks see name List for plan 16 D, |
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BRAIDBUS HILL |
Braidbus Hill |
See Name book for Plan 16 D, |
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[Situation] About 2 Mile S.E. by. E. [South East by East] from Friardykes
For descriptive remarks see Name List for Plan 16 D, |
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LONG CLEUGH |
Long Cleugh
Long Cleugh |
George Mclean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] A little S.E. [South East] of Dogbush. Knowe
A ravine extending westerly from near the S. [South] base of Dogbush Knowe to Monynut Burn, |
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MONYNUT WATER |
Monynut Water
Monynut Water |
George Mclean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] Runs between Mean Cleugh Rig & Dogbush Knowe & about 1 3/4 Miles from Friardykes
A considerable stream [having] its rise on the farm of [Emelscleugh], and running in a Southerly direction to Berwickshire, |
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INNERWICK |
Innerwick |
See Name book for Plan 12 B. |
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[Situation] at the Eastern end of the County Haddington
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Parish of Innerwick
[Form 136 Page]
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MEAN CLEUGH |
Mean Cleugh
Mean Cleugh |
George McLean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] a little S [South] of Mean Cleugh Rig & about 2 Miles from Friardykes
A small heathy ravine on the farm of Emelscleugh, and at the south side of Mean cleugh Rig, |
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MEAN CLEUGH RIG |
Mean Cleugh Rig
Mean Cleugh Rig |
George McLean
John Rankine |
016 |
[Situation] About 2 Miles E. by N. [East by North] from Friardykes
A small hill on the farm of Emelscleugh. Its surface consists of heathy pasture, It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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SLAUGHTER CLEUGH |
Slaughter Cleugh
Slaughter Cleugh |
George McLean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] On the North side of Mean Cleugh Rig & about 2 Miles from Friardykes
A small heathy ravine on the farm of Emelsceugh and at the north side of Meancleugh Rig |
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WHITE CLEUGH |
White Cleugh
White Cleugh |
George McLean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 Mile N. by. E. [North by East] from Friardykes
A small heathy ravine or hollow on the farm of Emelscleugh, and a short distance north of Dogbush Knowe |
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DOGBUSH KNOWE |
Dogbush Knowe
Dogbush Knowe |
George McLean
John Rankine |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 Miles E. by. S. [East by South] from Friardykes
A considerable Eminence on the farm of Emelscleugh. Its surface consists of heathy [pasture]. It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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WEST STEEL |
West Steel
West Steel |
George McLean
John Rankine |
016 |
[Situation] About 2 Miles N.E. by. E. [North East by East] from Friardykes
A small hill on the farm of Emelscleugh, Its surface consists of heathy pasture. It is within the Lammermuir Hills |
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Parish of Innerwick
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39 White Cleugh
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MONYNUT EDGE |
Monynut Edge
Monynut Edge
Monynut Edge
Monynut Edge |
Thomas Dodds
David Denholm
Alexander Dale
Robert Boyd |
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[Situation] Extends S. E [South-East] from Bransly Hill
This name applies to an extensive range of the Lammermuir Hills over which passes the Drove Road. It extends from Bransly Hill, which forms its N. W. [North-West] extremity, along the Monynut Water by Wester Dod, Heart Law, and Middle & Nether Monynut into Berwickshire. |
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BOONSLY BURN |
Boonsly Burn
Boonsly Burn
Boonsly Burn |
John Jaffrey
John Wood
William Brown |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile E [East] from Bransly Hill
A small stream which flows from a moss near Boonsly & falls into "Woodhall Burn near Woodhall. It forms the Ph. [Parish] Boundary between Innerwick and Spott. |
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SADDLE HILL |
Saddle Hill
Saddle Hill
Saddle Hill
Saddle Hill |
Thomas Dodds
David Denholm
Alexander Dale
George Redpath |
016 |
[Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile N E [North-East] from Dogbush Knowe
A small hill on the ridge called the Sting, south of the Chapmans Grave. it is within the Lammermuir range. |
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CRICHNESS HILL |
Crichness Hill
Crichness Hill
Crichness Hill |
Thomas Dodds
David Denholm
Alexander Dale |
016 |
[Situation] South of Braidbus Hill
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DROVE ROAD |
Drove Road
Drove Road
Drove Road |
Thomas Dods
David Denholm
Alexander Dale |
016 |
[Situation] Passes along Monynut Edge
This is an old road passing along the top of Monynut Edge. It was used by drovers attending the various fairs & trysts in the district. |
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PARISH OF OLDHAMSTOCKS
PLAN 16B
INDEX
Names Of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Oldhamstocks -- 31
Sting Hill -- 31
The Sting -- 32 |
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STING HILL |
Sting Hill
Sting Hill
Sting Hill
Sting Hill |
George McLean
John Rankine
Mr Caverhill
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Mile E. by. S. [East by South] from Friardykes
A middling sized hill on the farm of Monynut. Its surface consists of heathy pasture. The boundary line between the parishes of Innerwick and Oldhamstocks passes over it It is within the Lammermuir Hills |
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OLDHAMSTOCKS |
Oldhamstocks |
See Name Book plan 12 B |
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[Situation] At the Eastern End of the County Haddington
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THE STING |
The Sting
The Sting
The Sting |
Thomas Dodds
David Denholm
George Redpath |
016 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile South from S [South] End of Monynut Edge.
A range of heathery pasture land extending southwards from the Chapmans Grave, along the east side of Monynut Water. It is on the range called Monynut Edge part of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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BELTONDOD |
Belton dod |
John Rankine Beltondod
George Blair Friar dykes
Rent Receipt |
016 |
A farm house with offices Thrashing Machine And Moorland farm attached occupied by John Rankine and Property of Captain Hay |
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TAY BURN |
Tay Burn |
John Rankine Beltondod
George Blair Friar dykes
Rent Receipt |
016 |
A small stream which rises on the farm of Friar dykes and flows in a southerly direction till it joins West Burn from whence the name is the Bothwell Water |
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WOOL HILL |
Wool Hill |
John Rankine Beltondod
George Blair Friar dykes
Rent Receipt |
016 |
A heathy hill on the farm of Johnscleugh affording good pasture able land for sheep and forming a Part of the Lammermuir Hills |
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List of Names collected by John Early ca [civilian assistant]
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 1
Spott Ph [Parish]
Belton dod
Tay Burn
Parish of Whittingham and Stenton
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DUNBAR COMMON |
Dunbar Common |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankin Belton dod |
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A large tract of moorland in the Lammermuir Hills, which belonged at one time to the Magistraters and inhabitants of Dunbar, tho [though] at the present time only a small portion of it belongs them, It was divided some time ago between the different Proprietors whose properties surround it, It is still well Known by the name of Dunbar Common and is very likely to retain the appelation |
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List of Names collected by John Early ca [Civilian Assistant]
Spott Stenton and Whittingham Phs [Parishes]
Plan -- Trace
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WATCH LAW |
Watch Law |
Mr Blair Farmer Friardykes
John Rankine Farmer Belton dod |
016 |
A heathy hill on the farm of Boonsly and West of Bransly Hill. There is a small grassy mound On its summit called the Cairn also a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. The road from Friardykes to Stenton crosses the top of this hill |
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LAMB HILL |
Lamb Hill |
Mr Blair Farmer Friardykes
John Rankine Farmer Belton dod
Mr Brown Farmer Halls
Mr Crosbie Hartside |
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A Small hill on the farm of Belton dod on the N [North] side of West Burn. The road from Beltondod And Friardykes to Stenton passes over it. There is a Trig. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] on its summit called Johnscleugh N [North] |
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MOSSY BURN |
Mossy Burn |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod
James Davidson Shepherd Zadlee |
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A Small Stream which rises in the Moor, West of Watch Law. And flows in a S.E. [South East] direction till it joins the Tay Burn betwixt Beltondod and Friardykes. It forms for its greater part the boundary between the detached portions of Whittingham Stenton and Spott Parishes |
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List of Names collected by John Early c.a [civilian assistant]
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 1
Parish of Spott
Watch Law
Parish of Whittingham
Lamb Hill
Plan 16 -- Trace 1
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COW STRAND |
Cow Strand |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small Burn which which rises at the N E [North East] side of Friardykes Dod And And flows in a Southerly direction till it joins the Tay Burn, It forms for a part the boundary between Spott and Innerwick Phs. [Parishes] |
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FRIARDYKES |
Friardykes |
George Blair Farmer Friardykes
John Rankine Farmer Beltondod |
016 |
A farm house with offices Thrashing Machine and farm attached occupied by George Blair and property of J B Sydserff Esqre. It is said that a refractory Monk or Friar from the Monastery of Melrose was exiled to this place by the Superior, for disobedience etc and on his arrival the inhabitants of the adjoining Neighbourhood collected together and built a dyke around the the portion of land allotted to him from which circumstance It still retains the name Friardykes. No portion of the dyke now Remains |
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List of Names collected by John Early c,a [civilian assistant]
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 1
Parish of Stenton
Friardykes |
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DAVIE'S WELL |
Davie's Well |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small well of spring water on the East side of Mossy Burn And at the West end of Friardykes Dod, It could not be determined why it was so called |
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FRIARDYKES DOD |
Friardykes Dod |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small heathy hill on the farm of Friardykes between the Mossy Burn and the Cow strand |
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BELTON DOD |
Belton Dod |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small heathy on the farm of Beltondod. West of the farm house. And lying between Mossy Burn and West Burn |
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List of Names collected by John Early ca [civilian assistant]
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 1
Spott Ph. [Parish]
Davie's Well
Belton Dod
Spott and Stenton Parishes
Friardykes Dod |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small Stream which rises at the West side of Lamb Hill and runs in a S. [South] East direction till it joins the Tay Burn and from said junction the Burn takes the name Bothwell water It forms forms for a part the boundary between Stenton and Spott Parishes |
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CRACKING SHAW |
Crackingshaw |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod
James Davidson Zadlee |
016 |
A tract of heathy Pasturable Moor land at the N [North] side of Wool Hill and lying betwixt the Fennyholes and Crackingshaw Burn. |
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CRACKING SHAW BURN |
Crackingshaw Burn |
George Blair Friardykes
John Rankine Beltondod
James Davidson Zadlee |
016 |
A small stream which rises on the South side of Crackingshaw And flows in an Easterly direction till it joins the West Burn |
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List of Names collected by John Early c,a [civilian assistant]
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 1
Stenton Ph [Parish]
Crackingshaw
Crackingshaw Burn |
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WEST STEEL |
West Steel |
George McLean Shepherd Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A Small hill on Emelscleugh farm, the surface of which is heathy moorland, on it is a trigl. [trigonometrical] station. |
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WHITE CLEUGH |
White Cleugh |
George McLean Shepherd Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small heathy ravine or hollow on Emelscleugh farm, through it flows a very small stream, which joins Monynut Water. |
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DOGBUSH KNOWE |
Dogbush Knowe |
George McLean Shepherd Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A considerable eminence on Emelscleugh farm, the surface of which is heathy moorland. on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station. |
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MONYNUT WATER |
Monynut Water |
George McLean Shepherd Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A considerable mountain stream, having its source on emelscleugh farm, flowing in a southerly direction to the boundary of Berwickshire where it is joined by Phillip Burn. |
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[Plan] and Trace
16B -- 2
Parish of Innerwick
Objects
West Steel - A hill
White Cleugh - A hollow
Dogbush Knowe - An eminence
Monynut Water - A stream
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BRANSLY HILL |
Bransly Hill |
George McLean Shepherd [Branslyshiel]
John Rankin Farmer Beltondod |
016 |
A considerable hill on the farm of Emelscleuch, the surface of which is heathy pasture. It is one of the Lammermuir Hills. from this hill an extensive view of the surrounding country can be obtained. A tract of moorland to the south of this hill was at one time a Common belonging to Innerwick, but it is not now Known in the County by the name Innerwick Common. Which name appears on Co. [County] Map |
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BRANSLYSHIEL |
Branslyshiel |
George McLean Shepherd [Branslyshiel]
John Rankine Farmer Beltondod |
016 |
A small house of one story Situated on "Bransly Hill". It, is in good repair has a small garden attached, and is occupied by a Shepherd. |
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CRAIG BURN |
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List of Names collected by Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Parish of Innerwick
Plan -- Trace
16B -- 5
Objects
Bransly Hill - A hill
Branslyshiel - A house
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CRYSTAL RIG |
Crystal Rig |
James King Caldercleugh
James Davidson Zadlee
George McLean Branslyshiel |
016 |
A middling sized ridge of heathy moorland, on the farm of Crichness. On Co. [County] Map this ridge is designated "Kist Hill" The name Kist Hill is not Known in the country.
On the above ridge is the remains of an ancient Cairn, known by the name Witches Cairn. |
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WITCHES CAIRN |
Witches Cairn |
James King Caldercleugh
James Davidson Zadlee
George McLean Branslyshiel |
016 |
See Description in name sheets of Plan 16D. |
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CRYSTAL WELL |
Crystal Well |
James King Caldercleugh
James Davidson Zadlee
George McLean Branslyshiel |
016 |
A small spring, situate in a mossy piece of ground on the farm of Crichness, a few years ago there was a well here which the farmer of the place has now filled up. The above Well was once held in repute for the cure of scurvy, but has long since been disused for that purpose, In Stat, Acct. [Statistical Account] this well is descrbed as being near Bothwell, & called "Kist Hill Well". The name Kist Hill Well is not now Known in the country. |
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[List of Names collected by] Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Parish of Innerwick
[Plan and] Trace
16B -- 2
Objects
Crystal Rig - A ridge
Witches Cairn - A ridge
Crystal Well - A spring
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MEAN CLEUGH RIG |
Mean-cleugh Rig |
George McLean Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small ridge of heathy moorland, situate between Mean Cleugh & slaughter Cleugh, on Emelscleugh farm. |
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STING HILL |
Sting Hill |
George McLean Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod
Mr Caverhill Farmer Crichness
County Map |
016 |
A middling sized hill of a ridgelike shape. on Monynut farm. the surface of which is heathy moorland. the boundary between the paishes of Innerwick & Oldhamstocks passes over near the summit of it. It. is one of the Lammermuir Hills. |
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BRAIDBUS HILL |
Braidbus Hill |
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See name sheets of Plan 16D for descriptive remarks etc. |
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List of Names collected by Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Parish of Innerwick
[Plan and] Trace
16B -- 2
Objects
Mean-cleugh Rig - A ridge
Sting Hill - A hill
Braidbus Hill - A hill
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LONG CLEUGH |
Long Cleugh |
George McLean Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A long heathy ravine extending in a S. W, [South West] direction from Monynut Water. a very small stream flows through this ravine. |
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MONYNUT EDGE |
Monynut Edge |
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For descriptive remarks, See Name sheet of 16D. [Trace] 3. |
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SLAUGHTER CLEUGH |
Slaughter Cleugh |
George McLean Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small heathy ravine on Emelscleugh farm, extending eastward from the road near Monynut Water. |
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MEAN CLEUGH |
Mean Cleugh |
George McLean Branslyshiel
John Rankine Beltondod |
016 |
A small heathy ravine on Emelscleugh farm, situated between sting Hill, and Mean Cleugh Rig. |
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CRICHNESS LAW |
Crichness Law |
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See Name sheets of Plan 16D. for descriptive remarks. |
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List of Names collected by Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Parish of Innerwick
Plan and Trace
16B -- 2
Objects
Long Cleugh - A ravine
Monynut Edge - A ravine
Slaughter Cleugh - A ravine
[signed] James Carpenter C Asst [Civilian Assistant] 14th November 1853
[signed] H. James Cap RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 15 Nov 1853.
[signed] Robert [Miller] c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- SOUTHAMPTON -- 9 FEB. 91[FEBRUARY 1891]
[handwritten] 19 4 92 [19 APRIL 1892]
PLAN 16 B
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Whittingham -- 1
Stenton -- 5
Spott -- 13
Innerwick -- 19
Oldhamstocks -- 29 |
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