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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRIEST GILL | Priest Gill Priest Gill Priest Gill |
John Haddow James Neilson Samuel Paton |
043 | A small burn rising between Berry Rig and Priest Gill Rig and falling into Beet Burn. |
| GREEN CLEUCH | Green Cleuch Green Cleuch Green Cleuch |
John Haddow James Neilson Samuel Paton |
043 | A small burn rising on the East side of Priestgill Rig and falling into Wandell Burn. |
| COLDCHAPEL BURN | Coldchapel Burn Coldchapel Burn Coldchapel Burn Coldchapel Burn Hawkwood Burn Hawkwood Burn Hawkwood Burn |
John Haddow James Neilson Samuel Paton Thomas Dalgleish Co [County] Map (Forest's) New Stat [Statistical Act [Account] On the Ancient Camps of the Upper ward, by G.V. Irving Esqr p [page] 8 |
043 | A fine burn rising on the North side of Tewsgill Hill and falling into the River Clyde near Cold Chapel. This burn is well known by the name first given. Mr Haddow has resided on the farm of Cold Chapel for 30 years and Mrs Haddow was born in the neighbourhood (she is now about 50 years of age) and She has never heard it called Hawkwood or Hawkwood Burn. Mr Paton considers the New Stat [Statistical] Act [Account] and Mr Irving to have taken the name from Forest's Map. |
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