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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAKENWEE | Wakenwee Wakenwee Wakenwee Waukenwar Waukenwar Wackenwar |
Estate Map Forests Co.[County] Map Thomas Dykes Esquire Factor Valuation Roll J. Jackson Esquire Hallhill New Statistical Account |
017.05 | A Farm Steading the property of the heirs of a Mr Naismith. The origin of this name, on the authority of Mr Jackson of Hallhill, is from some Covenanter's making the neighborhood a place of refuge after the "Battle of Bothwell Bridge", & walking in woe or war for their losses etc. The farm house is altogether of modern date. |
| WAKENWEE WELL | Wakenwee Well Wakenwee Well Wakenwee Well |
Forests Co. [Company] Map Thomas Dykes Esquire, Factor John Hamilton, Wakenwee William Chapelton |
017.15 | A well known name applying to a chalybeate spring, which is the head of "Cadzow Burn", in Hamilton Parish. |
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