OS1/21/19/52
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| moss, and beneath it too, for on cutting through the bed of the stones you immediately meet with the moss. Near the spot are the remains of some very large trees, and the whole morass may have been at one time a wood'. (on the ancient Camps of the Upper Ward of Lanarkshire by G.V Irving Esqr). Ther e is no trace of Green Knowe to be seen but the authorities quoted remember it quite well and the site was pointed out my Messrs Watson and Whyte, all of them old residenters in the locality |
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| MARCH BRAE | March Brae March Brae |
O.S Plans of Peebleshire David Watson (Snaip) |
040.06 | A name which applies to an extensive slope on which the burn rises which forms theboundary between the Counties of Peebles and Lanark, hence the name March. The principal portion of this feature is in Peebleshire |
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No. 21Lanarkshire Culter Parish
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