OS1/21/9/49
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAMP (Site of) [nr Whiteside Hill] | Camp Camp Camp Camp |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lamb W. Denholm Esq [Esquire] Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood Mr Jas. [James] Paterson |
038.07 | There have been no remains found about this camp that would in any way throw light upon its origin. It is commonly called a Roman Camp by the people in its immediate vicinity, but from the remains of a circular ring or earthen element about 60 links in diameter and on average about nine inches high it would appear to have been a British Encampment. The circular ring above mentioned is the only trace of this site remaining. |
| HARE CLEUCH | Hare Cleuch Hare Cleuch Hare Cleuch |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire] Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 | A wide ravine: the ascent from the stream is gradual; slopes produce rough pasture |
| MARTINGILL CLEUCH | Martingill Cleuch Martingill Cleuch Martingill Cleuch |
Michael Carmichael Esqr [Esquire] Mr Thos [Thomas] Braidwood Mr Wm [William] Paterson |
039.01 | A high steep ravine which divides Tinto from Lochlyock Hill. The sides are broken by several landslips: There are several fine springs. Gill means a glen. Martin a bird. |
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