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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRAIDWOOD | Braidwood | Mr McLean Mr Laing Silver Burn |
018 | [Situation] Penicuick A neat farm house with commodious offices, a thrashing mill and a large farm attached. it is on the estate of Sir George ClerK Bart. [Baronet] of PenicuiK House. |
| BRAIDWOOD BURN | Braidwood Burn | Mr McLean Mr Laing Silver Burn Mr Lymmington East Side |
018 | [Situation] Penicuick A streamlet gathering upon the farms of Walston & Westside and flowing for some distance in an easterly course (under the name of Quarrel Burn) enters the farm of Braidwood where it is named after that farm, it shortly afterwards joins "Joppa Burn" at a place called "Matthews Linn" where the continuation of both is called HearKen Burn till its junction with the Esk near PenicuicK House . |
| DEAN BRIDGE | Dean Bridge | Mr McLean Mr Laing Silver Burn Mr Lymmington East Side |
018 | [Situation] Penicuick A stone bridge (1 arch) crossing Braidwood Burn upon the new line of road leading from PenicuicK to Biggar how it got its name I cannot learn. |
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