OS1/20/151/182
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLENLEY | Glenley | James Williamson ns Bombie John Airly ns Brockloch via Kirkcudbright |
050 | A beautiful Glen on the Farm of Kirklands Estate of the Earl of Selkirk through it runs a stream called Glenley burn the sides are planted with Trees of different kinds such as Fir Oak Ash & Beech |
| GLENLEY BURN | Glenley Burn | James Williamson ns Bombie John Airly n Brockloch |
050 | A Burn taking its rise on the Farm of LochFergus & flowing in a Southerly direction to its confluence with the Buckland Burn before joining the latter it runs through Glenley hence the name |
| GLENLEY PLANTATION | Glenley Plantation | James Williamson ns Bombie John Airly n Brockloch |
050 | A Wood of considerable extent on the Farm of Kirklands Estate of the Earl of Selkirk consisting chiefly of Fir Oak Ash Beech Elm & Sycamore on the West side is Glenley from which it derives its name |
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[Page] 102List of Names collected by David Mason Pe RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] 1st Examiner
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Plan 50D Trace 4 Glenley A Glen -- Kirkcudbright
Plan 50D Trace 4 Glenley Burn A Burn -- Kirkcudbright
Plan 50D Trace 4 Glenley Plantation A Wood -- Kirkcudbright
[Signed] David Mason Pe [Private]
12th March [1849]
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