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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAVEL BURN | Ravel Burn Ravel Burn Ravel Burn Ravel Burn |
Estate Map John Dick. Great & Little Newlands James Dick. Aitkenhead Alexander Patterson, Woodhead |
007.15 | A Burn which rises from drains, on Trace 3. XI- 3, & Upon coming near the "St.Calder Water, which it enters, has some irregular embankments, covered with brushwood. There is a good wooden bridge over it near the N. Calder water, for a Tram Road. The name is spelt From its origin - to Ravel, taken from The zig zag or intricate forms it has near the "N. Calder Water". |
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[page] 4Co. [County] Lanark -- Bothwell Parish
Great Newlands and Little Newlands (continued) VII-15 Trace 5
should be used. These names have been entered in Name Sheet together from their closeness, similarity of authorities and description,but they should not be written or entered in column of "Various modes of spelling i.e."-" Great" Newlands" and "Little Newlands", but as two separate names without the conjunction and - as written on Es4mn. Trace
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