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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOW BURN | "How Burn" or Blairmuckhill Water, Blairmuckhill Water, "Blairmuckhill Water" "How Burn" | David Gardener Mr. Orr Forrest's Co. [County] Map O.S. [Ordnance Survey] Plans of Linlithgowshire, | 009.08 | A considerable Stream or burn having its rise chiefly on the lands of Blairmu and running in an easterly direction to its influx with the Almond Water, in Linlithgow |
| OLD HALL (Ruin) | Old Hall (In Ruins) Old Hall (In Ruins) Old Hall (In Ruins) | David Gardener Mr. Orr Forrests Co. [County] Map | 009.08 | The ruins of an Old house on the farm of Netherton. David Gardener & Orr says that it is traditionally handed down that this building had never been completed or occupied, and that it was founded about 200 years ago, by a Sir Charles Ingli intentionally as a manson for one of his Son By the appearance of the ruins and the ground around would indicate that it had never been a place of note, or residence for any Gentlemen |
Transcriber's notes
How Burn - Because of the page fold, two names are partially obscured - probable reading -"Blairmuckhill" and "Linlithgowshire".Old Hall - Because of the page fold, two words are incomplete -"Inglis", & "Sons". It is also possible that a word is missing in front of "the ground around".
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