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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
United Parish of Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho -- 3
Back Burn -- 9
Broughton Burn -- 24
Broughton Knowe -- 11
Broughton Shields -- 11
Broughton Knowe -- 13
Biggar Water -- 12
Burnetland Hill -- 15
Broughton -- 20
Broughton Place -- 23
Broughton Church (Remains of) -- 24
Cross-Stone Hill -- 19
Broughton Heights -- 27
Black Grain -- 30
Broomyside -- 34
Broughton Hope -- 35
Clashy Ford -- 10
Cleugh Burn -- 14
Cloverhill -- 16
Cowiemuir Hass -- 34
Clover Law -- 35
Cat Cleugh -- 42
Cat Cleugh Head -- 43
Drove Road -- 19
Earn Cleugh -- 40
Fort (Remains of) -- 7
Fort (Remains of) -- 15
Fort (Remains of) -- 16
Green Law -- 29
Green Grain -- 31
Grey Yade -- 37
Hammer Head -- 37
Hollows Burn -- 26
Kirklanehill Burn -- 10
Kirkbank -- 19
Langlawhill -- 11
Linn Burn -- 12
Langlaw Hill -- 13
Mid Cleugh -- 40
Mere Cleugh -- 43
Muir Burn -- 44
North Grain Cleugh -- 36
Old Manse -- 25
Pyked Stane -- 28
Pyked Stane Hill -- 28
Ratshill Burn -- 42
Ratshill Hill -- 42
Stirkfield -- 7
Stirkfield Rig -- 9
Stirkfield Hope Burn -- 30
Site of Langlawhill -- 13
Site of Fort -- 21
Site of Broughton House -- 23
School -- 25
Stirkfield Hope -- 29
South Grain Cleugh -- 36
Trahenna Hill -- 41 |
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BROUGHTON-GLENHOLM AND KILBUCHO |
Broughton
Broughton
Broughton
Broughton
Broughton Glenholm Kilbucho
Broughton Glenholm Kilbucho
Broughton etc |
Sheriff's list of Parishes
Johnston's Map of Peebles
Chalmer's Caledonia
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] V [Volume] 7 Page 156
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullerton's Gazetteer
Oliver and Boyd's [Almanack] |
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[Situation] In the Western portion of the County of Peebles
A Parish in the County of Peebles which Comprehends the Old Parishes of Broughton, Glenholm and the Southern or larger division of Kilbucho, but strictly identified on their ecclesiastical Connection and Statistics. This United Parish is bounded on the West and North West by Cutler [Culter] and Skirling, on the North by Kirkurd, on the East and North East by Stobo, and on the South and South East by Drummelzier. It is 9½ Miles long and about 3½ Miles broad. The superficial Area is about 20,390 acres of which upwards of ¼ is under Cultivation, the Remainder is principally under pasture for sheep and black Cattle. The surface of the ground is beautifully irregular and well watered |
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GLENHOLM |
Glenholm
Glenholm
Glenholm
Glenholm
Broughton, Glenhom & Kilbucho
Broughton, Glenholm & Kilbucho
Broughton etc |
Sheriffs list of Parishes
Chalmer's Gazetteer
Johnston's County Map
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] Volume 4 page New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyd's almanack |
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[Situation] in the Western portion of the County of Peebles
A Parish in the County of Peebles which Comprehends the Old Parishes of Broughton, Glenholm and the Southern or larger division of Kilbucho, but strictly identified on their ecclesiastical Connection and Statistics. This United Parish is bounded on the West and North West by Cutler [Culter] and Skirling, on the North by Kirkurd, on the East and North East by Stobo, and on the South and South East by Drummelzier. It is 9½ Miles long and about 3½ Miles broad. The superficial Area is about 20,390 acres of which upwards of ¼ is under Cultivation, the Remainder is principally under pasture for sheep and black Cattle. The surface of the ground is beautifully irregular and well watered |
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KILBUCHO |
Kilbucho
Kilbucho
Kilbucho
Kilbucho
Broughton Glenholm & Kilbucho
Broughton Glenholm & Kilbucho Broughton etc |
Sheriffs list of Parishes
Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's County Map
Chalmers Caledonia
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyds Almanack |
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[Continued] by the Many tributary streams which flow through this Parish on there way to the Tweed. There are at least the remains of 9 Forts in the United Parish the most remarkable is Macbeth's Castle The Church is Situated in Kilbucko and in rather a Central Position; the living is in the gift of William Renny Esqr. of Danevale |
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STIRKFIELD |
Stirkfield
Stirkfield
Stirkfield
Stirkfield |
John Watson Muirburn
Mr Ritchie Cloverhill
Johnston's Co [County] Map
County Map 1775 |
011 |
[Situation] N.W. [North West] side of Stirkfield Rig
A farm house with offices and farm attached Occupied by Mr Ritchie And property of [John] McQueen, Esqre. |
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FORT (Remains of) |
Fort (Remains of) |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
John Watson
John Graham |
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[Situation] About 15 Chains S.W. [South West] from Stirkhill
This is the Remains of what appears to have been a Very large Fort or Camp. It has been nearly all destroyed, chiefly by the Turnpike Road passing through it. There were several Covered drains removed from the excavations and also a Primitive Mill or Quorn This Fort is in a plain in view of several Camps or Forts on the Surrounding Hills. |
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United Ph. [Parish] & Parish of Broughton Glenholm & Kilbucho
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STIRKFIELD RIG |
Stirkfield Rig
Stirkfield Rig |
James Robb Farmer
George Sandilands Stobohope Head
Robert Ritchie Clover Hill |
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[Situation] East Side of Stirkfield
A ridge of land running in a westerly direction from the Cottages called Cairn Rig End. on the Farm of Clover Hill. The property of John MacQueen Esq of Braxfield |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn |
John Graham Shepherd
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill |
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[Situation] Passes 33 chains East of Stirkfield
A Small stream which rises in the Farm of Lochurd and flows in a south direction into the Farm of Stirkfield where uniting with Stirkfield Hope Burn, the Name becomes Broughton Burn. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No.8 -- Trace 3 |
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CLASHY FORD |
Clashy Ford |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
John Graham Shepherd |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile S.E. [South East] from Stirkfield
A Ford across the Broughton Burn on the Farm of Stirkfield on an Old Road which was formerly the County Road. |
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Broughton Parish
Sheet 11 No 8 -- Trace 3
Broughton Burn -- [Note] -- in page 24
Kirklawhill Burn -- [Note] -- Sheet 11 No. 11, See Common Plan Name Sheet Ph. [Parish] Skirling
Stirkfield Hope Burn -- [Note] -- in page 30 -- Described in Sheet 12 No [--] |
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BROUGHTONKNOWE |
Broughtonknowe
Broughtonknowe
Broughtonknowe |
James Robb
Robert Ritchie
Rent-receipt |
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[Situation] About ½ of a Mile NW. [North West] of Broughton Knowe
This farm Contains a Small Dwelling House, with Suitable Office-Houses. The present Tennant is James Robb -- And the proprietor Robert MacQueen Esqr. of Baxfield |
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LANGLAWHILL |
Langlaw hill
Langlawhill
Langlawhill
Longlawhill
Longlawhill
Langlaw hill |
William Newbigging
Robert Ritchie
Rent Rects [Receipts] Lease etc
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Armstrong's Co. [County] Map
Origines Parochiales |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S.E. [South East] from Broughton Knowe
This farm Contains a Small Dwelling House. with Office-houses. It joins Skirling Parish. The present Tennant is William Newbigging. And the proprietor Robert MacQueen Esqr Braxfield. |
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BROUGHTON SHIELDS |
Broughton Sheilds
Broughton Sheilds
Broughton Sheilds
Broughton Shields
Broughton Shields
Broughton Shields
Broughton Shiells
Broughton-shield
Broughtoun Shields |
Robert Ritchie
John Smith
Rent-Receipts
Plan of the Farm
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Armstrong's Co. [County] Map
Valuation Roll of Co. [County]
Origines Porochiales page 202
Dr. [Doctor] Pennicuik's Tweeddale |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile E [East] by S. [South] from Broughton Knowe
Broughton Shields is a small house mostly in a State of Ruin, the Remains of the former farm-house, and inhabited by a Labourer. Robert Ritchie of Clover Hill is Tennant. And the proprietor. Robert MacQueen Esqr. Braxfield |
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Parish of Broughton
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LINN BURN |
Linn Burn
Linn Burn |
Robert Ritchie
John Smith |
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[Situation] Joins Broughton Burn about ½ mile East from Langlaw Hill
An insignificant streamlet formed by drains, And after a short Course discharges itself into Broughton Burn, in the farm of Clover Hill. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No 12 -- Trace 2. 5. & 6
Broughton Burn -- [Note] -- in page 24
Biggar Water -- [Note] -- See Name Sheets for Sheet 11 No. 15 Parish of Skirling. |
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LANGLAW HILL |
Langlaw Hill
Langlaw Hill
Langlaw Hill |
William Newbigging Langlawhill
James Robb Broughtonknowe
Alexander Noble Skirling Craigs |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S.E. [South East] from Broughton-knowe
A Hill of a Ridge-like shape at the Junction of the Farms of Langlawhill and Cloverhill, on the western end of which is an old Camp |
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Site of LANGLAWHILL |
Site of Langlawhill
Site of Langlawhill
Site of Langlawhill |
William Newbigging
James Robb
Alexander Noble |
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[Situation] About 5 Chains South from Broughton Knowe
This is the site of the old house of Langlawhill. It stood near the present Farmhouse of Broughton Knowe, in a Very commanding situation. |
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BROUGHTON KNOWE |
Broughton Knowe
Broughton Knowe
Broughton Knowe |
William Newbigging
James Robb
Alexander Noble |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile N.W. [North West] from Langlaw Hill
A Small circular Hill on the Farm of Broughtonknowe a short distance South from the Farmhouse, and on which is a Trig. [Triangulation] Station. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 12
Site of Langlawhill -- [Note] -- The South wing of this ancient building was last inhabited about the year 1780, but this portion was entirely removed about the year 1810. Pennicuick in his history of Peebles makes mention of this place. |
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United Parish of broughton Gelnholm & Kilbucho
Sheet 11 No. 15
Cleugh Burn -- [Note] -- See Name Sheets for Sheet 15 No 3 |
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BURNETLAND HILL |
Burnetland Hill
Burnetland Hill
Burnetland Hill |
William Newbigging Langlawhill
Mr. R. Ritchie Cloverhill
Mr. John Smith Par. [Parish] School Broughton |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.W. [North West] from Broughton
A Small Conical Hill, Cultivated to the top, on the Farm of Burnetland; and at the South End of Langlaw Hill |
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LANGLAW HILL |
Langlaw Hill
Langlaw Hill |
Mr. Newbigging
Mr. Ritchie |
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described in the sheets of Sheet 11 No. 12 |
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FORT (Remains of) |
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of)
Castle |
Mr. Newbigging
Mr. K Ritchie
Mr. John Smith Broughton
Armstrong's Co. [County Map |
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[Situation] About 1¼ Miles N.W. [North West] from Broughton
This is the Remains of what appears to have been a Very strong place of defence. It was surrounded by three Concentric Circles and an outer line of Circumvallation: the remains are in a very good state of preservation. It occupies a Commanding position on the south End of Langlaw Hill, in View of Several of the surrounding old Forts etc. with which this Fort appears to have been Connected. There is a small Camp - one circle - on the Farm of Kirkbank which is supposed to have been an Outpost or lookout Station in Connection with this Fort. Mr. Ritchie thinks this the Macbeth's Castle Mentioned in stat acct [Statistical Account] but it is not Known by any name |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 1
Langlaw Hill - [Note] -- in page 13 |
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CLOVERHILL |
Cloverhill
Cloverhill
Cloverhill
Cloverhill
Cloverhill
Cloverhill
Cloverhill |
Robert Ritchie
Lease, R. [Rent] Receipts etc
John Smith Broughton
Adam Sibbald Broughton
Valuation Roll 1818
Armstrong's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N. [North] of Broughton
A good Farmhouse with Suitable offices attached all [in] excellent Condition, also a la [large] Farm of Arable land; Occupied by Robert Ritchie; and the Property of Robert Macqueen of Braxfield. There is not a Hill called Clover [Hill] in the locality: but there is a Clove [Clover Law] |
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FORT (Remains of) |
Camp (Remains of)
Camp (Remains of) |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
John Corson Kirkbank
Adam Sibbald Broughton |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile N.W. [North West] from Broughton
This is the remains of a small Circular Camp Consisting of only One Ring, which is nearly destroyed by having been ploughed over Several times. It is on the Farm of Kirkbank; and is supposed to have been an outpost in Connection with the large Hill Fort on Langlaw Hill. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 3 & 5
Broughton Heights [scored out] -- [Note] in page 27 |
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DROVE ROAD [Burnetland Hill] |
Drove Road
Drove Road
Drove Road |
Mr Newbigging Langlawhill
Mr R Ritchie Cloverhill
John Smith Broughton |
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[Situation] Passes South of Burnetland Hill
This is the Continuation Eastwards of the Drove Road described as passing from Skirling to Broughton (in sheet 11 no 11) It is an Old Road frequently used by drovers and others for bringing their Cattle, sheep etc. to and from the Fairs |
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KIRKBANK |
Kirkbank
Kirkbank
Kirkbank
Kirkbank |
Rent Rects. [Receipts], Lease etc.
John Corson Occupier
John Smith Par. [Parish] school
Adam Sibbald Broughton |
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[Situation] About 25 Chains N.W. [North West] from Broughton
A Small Farmhouse with offices attached in middling repair and also a Farm of land; Occupied by John Corson; and the Property of Robert Macqueen Esq of Braxfield. |
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CROSS-STONE HILL |
Crossstone Hill
Crossstone hill |
J. Smith
J. Newbigging Langlaw Hill |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile West. from Broughton
described in the Sheets of Sheet 15 No. 4 |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 5 |
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BROUGHTON [village] |
Broughton
Broughton
Broughton
Broughton |
Revd. [Reverend] A. T. Cozens
Mr John Smith Par [Parish] School
Mr Adam Sibbald
Mr John Masterton |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish
A small Village on the Edinburgh & Dumfries Turnpike Road Consisting of two parrallel rows of Cot [Cottages] one storey high and in tolerable rep [repair] An Inn, called Broughton Green; the Parish school; a smithy & wrights and a Corn Mill. It is the proper [property] of Robert Macqueen Esq. of Braxfie [Braxfield] There is an Annual fair here in the Street of the Village - there being no Fair Green. |
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BROUGHTON MILL (Corn) |
Broughton Mill (Corn) |
Mr John Smith
Mr Adam Sibbald
Mr John Corson |
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[Situation] About 10 Chains North from Broughton
A good Corn Mill with Kiln and the usual Outhouses attached Situated at the North End of the Village of Broughton, Occupied by James Small who is Sub. tenant and John Corson, Kirkbank; the property of Robert Macqueen Esq of Braxfield |
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Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 6 |
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SITE OF FORT |
Site of Fort |
John Smith Par [Parish School]
Adam Sibbald Broughton
John Masterton Broughton Green |
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[Situation] About 18 chains N. By W. [North by West] from Broughton
This is pointed out as the site of an ancient Fort or Camp, which is said to have been of great strength, and defended by two or three Ramparts & Compound of Earth & loose stones. It is altogether destroyed: the only Indications now remaining are Some Confused heaps of earth which are overgrown with grass. The County Road passed over it which was the chief cause of its destruction. |
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Sheet 11 No.16 -- Trace 6 |
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BROUGHTON PLACE |
Broughton Place
Broughton Place
Broughton Place |
John Fowler Tenant
John Smith
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] About ¼ of a mile N. by E [North by East] from Broughton
A neat Farmhouse with Commodious offices and a Farm of land attached, all in good Condition; Occupied by John Fowler, and the property of Robert Macqueen Esq of Braxfield. |
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Site of BROUGHTON HOUSE |
Broughton House
Broughton House
Broughton House |
John Fowler
John Smith
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile N.E. [North East] from Broughton
This is the site of the old Mansion of Broughton House There is none of the house now remaining, some of the outhouses are said to exist and those small Cottages adjoining are pointed out. The Avenue which led to the Mansion still exists, - in the Centre of which, about Midway - is built the Present Farmhouse. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 6
[Note] -- Broughton House formerly Called Little Hope the seat of the notorious Secretary Murray was burned down in the year 1773. -- Origines Parochiales Scotiae.
[Note] -- "Broughton House formerly called Little Hope and then the seat of that noted apostate Secretary Murray is now ruinous having been burnt down in 1773 through the negligence of a servant soon after it had bee repaired by Mr Dickson." -- Armstrong's Companion to his map |
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BROUGHTON BURN |
Broughton Burn
Broughton Burn
Broughton Burn
Broughton Burn |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
John Smith Par [Parish] school
John Graham
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[Situation] Runs E [East] side of Broughton Village
A Considerable stream which is formed by the Junc [Junction] of Back Burn with Stirkfie [Stirkfield] Hope Burn, on the Farm of Stirkfield, and flows in a S.W. [South West] direction to the Turnpike R [Road] thence southward through the [Village] of Broughton to where it falls into Biggar Wa [Water] |
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BROUGHTON CHURCH (Remains of) |
Broughton Church |
John Smith,
Revd. [Reverend] A.J. Cosens
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] About 10 Chains N.W. [North West] from Broughton
This is the Remains of the Old Church of the Pari [Parish] of Broughton. All the rem [remains] of it is the East Wall and [part] of the side Walls - together wi [with] a small aisle. It is surroun [surrounded] by a Graveyard which is still used as such. There is no [not] any account as to whether it [was] dedicated to a Saint or not. It [was] allowed to go to Ruins when the present Church was built at Calzeat for the United Parishes. |
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Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 6 |
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OLD MANSE [Kirkbank] |
Old Manse
Old Manse
Old Manse |
Robert Ritchie
John Smith
Adam Sibbald |
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[Situation] About 12 Chains N.W. [North West] from Broughton
Two Small Cottages on the Farm of Kirkbank - near the Old Church of Broughton. They are part of the houses which were attached to the Old Manse, the latter has been all removed. They are occupied by Farm Laborers |
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SCHOOL [Broughton] |
School
School
School |
John Smith Teacher
Robert Ritchie
Adam Sibbald |
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[Situation] In the Northern portion of Broughton Village
This is the School for the Broughton Division of the United Parishes of Broughton, Glenholm and Kilbucho. It consists of a Schoolroom and dwelling house with gardens attached; it was erected in 1840. The average attendance is 22 boys & 18 Girls in all 40. The Teacher is Mr. John Smith whose salary is £32. with accommodation; the Fees amount annually to £15. |
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HOLLOWS BURN |
Hollows Burn
Hollows Burn
Hollows Burn
Hollows Burn |
Robert Ritchie
John Fowler
John Smith
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] Passes 20 Chains North from Broughton Place
A Stream which is formed by the waters Collecting in, and flowing through Broughton Hope; it flows in a Westerly direction through the Farms of Broughton Place and Cloverhill to the Turnpike Road where it falls into the Broughton Burn |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 11 No. 16 -- Trace 6 |
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BROUGHTON HEIGHTS |
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights
Broughton Heights |
Robert Ritchie
George Sandilands
John Graham
John Smith
John Watson Muirburn
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Map of Tweeddale 1775 |
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[Situation] N.E. [North East] portion of Broughton Parish
An Extensive Range of Hills Extending from near the Village of Broughton for about three Miles in a Northerly direction; it extends into the Parishes of Broughton, Kirkurd and Stobo, and teminates on the Farm of Lochurd near a steep Valley called Hell's Cleugh. It Comprises the following: Viz, Clover Law, Broomyside, Green Law, Pyked stane Hill, and Weather Law. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 5 -- Trace 1 |
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PYKED STANE |
Pyked Stane
Pyked Stane
Pyked Stane
Pyked Stane
Pyked Stane
Pykes Stone
Pykes Stone
Pykes Stone |
Robert Ritchie
George Sandilands
John Graham
John Smith
New Stat. acct [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Map of Tweeddale 1775
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[Situation] North Extremity of Broughton Heights
This name applies to a Cairn marking the point where the three Parishes of Broughton, Kirkurd and Stobo Joins. It is situated on the highest point of the Broughton Heights and nearly in the Centre of the Range |
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PYKED STANE HILL |
Pyked Stane Hill
Pyked Stane Hill
Pyked Stane Hill
Pyked Stane Hill |
Robert Ritchie
George Sandilands
John Graham
John Smith |
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[Situation] Northern Extremity of Broughton Heights
A Considerable Eminence forming one of a Range of Hills called Broughton Heights, on the top of which is a Cairn Called the Pyked stane marking the Junction of three Parishes. It commands Very Extensive Views of the surrounding Country. |
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Parish of Broughton
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GREEN LAW |
Green Law
Green Law
Green Law
Green Law
Green Law |
George Sandilands Stobohope Head
John Graham shepherd
Robert Ritchie
Armstrong's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] In Broughton Heights
A Considerable Eminence at the south side of the Pyked Stane Hill, and one of the Hills Called the Broughton Heights. It is Covered with Rough Pasture, and the Boundary between the parishes of Broughton & Stobo passes over its summit. |
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STIRKFIELD HOPE |
Stirkfield Hope
Stirkfield Hope
Stirkfield Hope |
George Sandilands
John Graham
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile S.W. [South West] from Green Law
An Open Valley on the Farm of Stirkfield, thro' [through] which Several Small streams flow. It extends from the Cowiemuir Hass in a N.W. [North West] direction along the Western base of Broughton Heights for about a mile. Its surface is Covered with good Rough Pasture; and Could be Cultivated. |
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Parish of Broughton
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STIRKFIELD HOPE BURN |
Stirkfield Hope Burn
Stirkfield Hope Burn
Stirkfield Hope Burn |
George Sandilands shepherd
John Graham shepherd
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill |
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[Situation] Runs through Stirkfield Hope
A Stream which is formed by Springs & surface drains at the southern end of a Valley, after which it is Named, and thro' [through] which it flows in a N.W. [North West] direction; and after receiving the waters of Several small streams, it unites with the Back Burn, where their Confluence takes the name of Broughton Burn |
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BLACK GRAIN |
Black Grain
Black Grain
Black Grain |
George Sandilands
John Graham
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] Immediately North of Stirkfield Hope
A Small Stream which is formed by Surface drains at the Western base of the Green Law and flows westwards into stirkfield Hope Burn. This is sometimes Called Bluestanes Burn, but Mr Ritchie Says that Black Grain is its proper name |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 5 -- Trace 1 |
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GREEN GRAIN |
Green Grain
Green Grain |
Robert Ritchie
John Graham |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile West from Green Law
A Small stream which is formed by Springs and S,urface drains in the Broughton Heights at the Western base of the Pyked stane Hill, and flows in a Westerly direction until it falls into Stirkfield Hope Burn. |
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Parish of Broughton
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STIRKFIELD HOPE |
Stirkfield Hope Stirkfield Hope Stirkfield Hope |
George Sandilands shepherd
John Graham shepherd cloverhill
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill |
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An Open Valley in the Farm of Stirkfield, extending from the base of Clover Law in a N. [North] West direction along the W. [West] base of Broughton Heights for about a mile. Its surface is good Rough Pasture, which Could be Cultivated. |
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STIRKFIELD HOPE BURN |
Stirkfield Hope Burn
Stirkfield Hope Burn
Stirkfield Hope Burn |
George Sandilands
John Graham
Robert Ritchie |
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A Stream which is formed by springs & surface drains, at the southern End of Stirkfield Hope and flows in a N.W. [North West] direction through it to where it is Joined by Back Burn where it takes the name of Broughton Burn. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No.9 Trace 1
Stirkfield Hope -- [Note] in page 29
Stirkfield Hope Burn -- [Note] -- in page 30 |
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BROOMYSIDE |
Broomyside
Broomyside
Broomyside |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
John Graham shepherd
George Sandilands shepherd |
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[Situation] About ½ mile N.W. [North West] from Hammer Head
A Hill or rather the sloping side of a steep Ridge forming a part of the range of Hills Called Broughton Heights. It is Situated on the Farms of Stirkfield & Stobohope Head; The Waterline over it forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Stobo & Broughton |
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COWIEMUIR HASS |
Cowiemuir Hass
Cowiemuir Hass
Cowiemuir Hass |
Robert Ritchie
John Graham
George Sandilands |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile N.W. [North West] from Hammer Head
This name applies to a "Hass" or neck of land Connecting Broomyside and Clover Law, and forming a Kind of Pass through the Range Called Broughton Heights where an old Bridle Road passes. It is named from a district which was called Cowiemuir but which has for many years formed a part of the Farm of Stirkfield. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 9 -- Trace 1
[Note] -- "Hass", -- A defile, a narrow Passage. -- Jamieson's Scott. Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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CLOVER LAW |
Clover Law
Clover Law
Clover Law |
Robert Ritchie Cloverhill
George Sandilands Stobohope Head
John Graham shepherd |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile West from Hammer Head
A Considerable Eminence at the East side of the Farm of Cloverhill, at the West side of Broughton Hope; its surface is Heathy Pasture. It is situated on the Farms of Broughton Place and Cloverhill and forms the S. [South] Western termination of Broughton Heights. |
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BROUGHTON HOPE |
Broughton Hope
Broughton Hope
Broughton Hope
Broughton Hope |
Robert Ritchie
John Fowler Broughton place
George Sandilands
John Graham |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile S.W. [South West] from Hammer Head
An open Valley through which a stream flows - which is sometimes called Hope Burn - on the Farm of Broughton Place; it is Covered with Heathy Pasture, and extends southwards along the Eastern base of Clover Law to within a short distance of the Farmhouse of Broughton place. The stream after leaving this Hope is Called Hollows Burn. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 9 -- Trace 2 |
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NORTH GRAIN CLEUGH |
North Grain Cleugh
North Grain Cleugh
North Grain Cleugh |
George Sandilands shepherd
John Graham shepherd
Robert Ritchie Farmer Cloverhill |
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[Situation] About 25 Chains South from Hammer Head
A Small Valley thro [through] which a stream flows, situated at the East side of Broughton Hope on the Farm of Broughton place. It opens into another small Valley called South Grain Cleugh |
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SOUTH GRAIN CLEUGH |
South Grain Cleugh
South Grain Cleugh
South Grain Cleugh |
George Sandilands
John Graham
Robert Ritchie |
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[Situation] About 25 Chains South from Hammer Head
A Small Valley which opens into the East side of Broughton Hope, and through which a stream flows. It is situated on the Farm of Broughton Place. |
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Parish of Broughton
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GREY YADE |
Grey Yade
Grey Yade
Grey Yade
Grey Yade
Grey Yade |
George Sandilands
John Graham
Robert Ritchie
John Smith
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile S.E. [South East] from Hammer Head
This name applies to a Hill on the south side of Hammer Head which forms one of a Range over which the Parish Boundary Passes. The surface is good Heathy pasture. The Origin of the name is not known. |
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HAMMER HEAD |
Hammer Head
Hammer Head
Hammer Head
Hammer Head |
George Sandilands Stobohope Head
John Graham
Robert Ritchie
John Little |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile East from Clover Law
This name applies to the northern termination or Head, of a Range of Hills extending along the East side of Broughton Hope seperating the Parishes of Stobo and Broughton |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 9 -- Trace 3
[Note] -- Yade, Properly an old mare, A worn out horse
A mare etc. -- Jamiesons Scott. Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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BROUGHTON HEIGHTS |
Broughton Heights |
Robert Ritchie
George Sandilands
John Graham |
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described in the sheets of 12 No. 5. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 9
[Note] -- In page 27 |
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BROUGHTON hEIGHTS |
Broughton Heights |
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HOLLOWS BURN |
Hollows Burn |
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BROUGHTON HOPE |
Broughton Hope |
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described in Namesheets of sheet 12 No. 9 |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 13 -- Trace 1
Broughton Heights -- [Note] in page 27
Hollows Burn -- [Note] in page 26
Broughton Hope -- [Note] in page 35 |
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EARN CLEUGH |
Yearn Cleugh
Yearn Cleugh
Yearn Cleugh |
George Sandilands shepherd
John Smith
Thomas Sibbald |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile West from Trahanna Hill
A Small Valley, on the Farm of Broughton Place, through which a stream flows; it opens into the East side of the Valley called Broughton Hope |
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MID CLEUGH |
Mid Cleugh
Mid Cleugh
Mid Cleugh |
George Sandilands
John Smith
Thomas Sibbald |
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[Situation] About ½ of a Mile N.W. [North West] from Trahanna Hill
A Small Valley through which a Stream flows Situated on the Farm of Broughton Place. It opens into the East side of Boughton Hope. |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 13 -- Trace 1
[Note] -- " Earn" a Species of Eagle -- Jamieson's Scott. Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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GREY YADE |
Grey Yade |
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TRAHENNA HILL |
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Trahenna Hill
Trahenna Hill
Trahenna Hill
Trahannah
Trahannah |
Sir G G Montgomery, Bart [Baronet]
John Fowler Broughton Place
William Noble Ratshill
John Smith Broughton
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[Situation] About 30 Chains N.E. [North East] from Cat Cleugh Head
A Considerable Eminence over which the Boundary passes which divides Broughton & Stobo Parishes It is formed of two or three Hills Joined by Elevated Ridges of land; it is situated partly in Stobo and partly in Broughton Parish and Commands Very extensive Views of the Valley of the Tweed etc etc It is generally spoken of as Trahanna alone: the term Hill not being added. It may be written either Hill or Hills whichever you may think the most appropriate. It cannot be decided on the ground |
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Parish of Broughton
Sheet 12 No. 13 -- Trace 2
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CAT CLEUGH |
Cat Cleugh
Cat Cleugh
Cat Cleugh
Cat Cleugh |
William Noble Ratshill
William Kerr
Thomas Sibbald
John Smith |
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[Situation] About 20 Chains S.W. [South West] from Cat Cleugh Head
A Small open Semicircular Valley on the Farm of Ratshill Immediately north from the Farmhouse, and at the West side of Ratshill Hill. There is a small stream flowing through it Called Ratshill Burn. |
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RATSHILL BURN |
Ratshill Burn
Ratshill Burn
Ratshill Burn |
William Noble
William Kerr
John smith |
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[Situation] West Side of Ratshill Hill
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RATSHILL HILL |
Ratshill Hill
Ratshill Hill
Ratshill Hill |
William Noble
William Kerr
John Smith |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S.W. [South West] from Trahenna Hill
A Small Hill in the Farm of Ratshill, from which it is named, forming the Southern termination of a nameless Range of Hills. Extending northwards to Hammer Head along the Eastern side of Broughton Hope. The Range Comprises, the Hills called Cat Cleugh Head, Trahanna and the Grey Yade: Trahanna forms its Centre and most elevated point. |
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CAT CLEUGH HEAD |
Cat Cleugh Head
Cat Cleugh Head
Cat Cleugh Head |
William Noble
William Kerr
John Smith |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S.W. [South West] from Trahenna Hill
An Eminence on a Range of Hills passing along the East Side of Broughton Hope. It is Situated at the Head of the Valley called Cat Cleugh, and between Ratshill Hill & Trahanna |
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MERE CLEUGH |
Mere Cleugh
Mere Cleugh
Mere Cleugh
Mere Cleugh |
William Noble
John Fowler
John Smith
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[Situation] About ½ Mile South from Trahenna Hill
A Fine open Valley at the South side of Trahanna, through which a stream flows, Called Muir Burn, which forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Broughton and stobo. The Valley is on the Farms of Ratshill & Drevah and is Covered with Rough pasture |
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MUIR BURN |
Muir Burn
Muir Burn
Muir Burn
Muir Burn |
William Noble Ratshill
William Kerr
John Baxter
John Smith |
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[Situation] Runs through Mere Cleugh
A Stream which is formed from springs, surface drains etc. at the south side of Trahanna and flows through the Valley Called Mere Cleugh, in a Southern direction forming the Parish Boundary between Stobo and Broughton; and falls into the Biggar Water |
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Sheet 12 No. 13 -- Trace 4
[signed] R.D. Kerr, Capt RE [Captain, Royal Engineers] 17 Jany. 1857 -- [signed] James Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 17 Jany. 1857 |
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CO. [COUNTY] PEEBLES
SHEET 11. No. 8, 11, 12, 15, & 16.
SHEET 12. No. 5, 9, & 13.
United Parish of
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