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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK HILL | Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill | James Russell Game Keeper John Smith Benlfoot John Jack. | 008.12 | A prominent heathy pasture hill on the lands of Braco Duke of Hamilton proprietor. ---. |
| DUN DAUGH | Dun Duin Daugh Duin Daugh Duin Daugh | James Waddell William Forrest John Jack | 008.12 | An Arable hill So called on the lands of Mountcow |
| TOD HOLES | Tod Holes Tod Holes Tod Holes | James Waddell John Jack William Forrest | 008.12 | A rough heathy pasture hill named as Supplied on the farm of Mountcow. --- |
| WELL KNOWE | Well Knowe Well Knowe Well Knowe | James Waddell William Forrest John Jack | 008.12 | An elevated portion of Arable ground having an old quarry thereon named as Supplied |
Continued entries/extra info
"Dun, A hill, an eminence, a hill-fort,""Daugh, A piece of land able to produce 48 bolls,"
Jamieson.
"Tod, - the fox" --- Jamieson,
Transcriber's notes
In the spelling section for Dun Daugh, the name was originally written Duing Daugh, but the "g" of Duing has been scored out and the error initialled by JM. "Dun" has been written in above "Duing", but since the remainder of the name - "Duin" - is not scored out, I have assumed that this is the form that should appear on the following two lines.Under the "Authorities for spelling" and "Situation" columns, and with the source underlined, derivations are given.
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