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Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Manor -- 3
Ancient Silver Coins Found - 1819 -- 5
Bleak Hope -- 14
Bench Cleugh -- 16
Back Burn -- 19
Broom Hill -- 19
Black Cleugh -- 25
Blackhouse Heights -- 26
Bitch Cleugh -- 45
Bitch Craig -- 46
Black Cleugh Hill -- 49
Black Law -- 50
Chester Hill -- 5
Cademuir -- 8
Clinty Burn -- 10
Canada Hill -- 12
Cowie Cleugh -- 31
Dean Burn -- 24
Darnie Slack -- 31
Dollarburn -- 40
Door Hass -- 16
Earn Cleugh -- 18
Eely Syke -- 32
Fort (Remains of) -- 6
Foulbrig -- 45
Fash Cleugh -- 23
Glenrath Hill -- 12
Glenfinnin Burn -- 14
Gledesnest Burn -- 14
Greenside Craig -- 15
Glenrathhope -- 17
Glenrath Burn -- 22
Glenrath Hope -- 17
Glenrath Heights -- 22
Greenside Law -- 48
Hundleshope Burn -- 7
Hundleshope -- 7
Hopeterrick Burn -- 9
Hundles Hope -- 10
Hundleshope Heights -- 11
Hanging Cleugh -- 12
Hogs Knowe -- 18
Horse Hope Rig -- 18
Horse Hope Hill -- 21
Horse Hope Burn -- 20
Juniper Burn -- 8
Kirkhope Rig -- 28
Long Grain -- 19
Langhaugh Hope -- 24
Little White Cleugh -- 25
Long Grain Knowe -- 27
Linghope Burn -- 33
Ling Hope -- 35
Langhaugh Hill -- 36
Middle Hill -- 19
Mid Grain -- 34
Manorhead -- 39
Manor Rig -- 42
Manor Water -- 47
Newholm Hope Burn -- 29
Newholm Cairns Hill -- 32
Notman Cleugh -- 47
Notman Law -- 43
Newholm Hope -- 29
Rae Burn -- 6
Red Syke -- 41
Red Syke Head -- 46
Stob Law -- 13
Scawd Law -- 14
Scuds Cleugh -- 15 |
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Index Continued :-
Names of Objects -- Pages
Strummeadow Hill -- 20
Swinchy Cleugh -- 22
Southy Hill -- 30
Southey Wells -- 30
Southey Burn -- 30
Sting Rig -- 33
Small Burn -- 39
Sting Burn -- 40
Thrashie Burn -- 40
The Bank -- 36
Ugly Grain -- 37
Well Bush Plantation -- 8
Windy Cleugh -- 16
Windy Neese -- 17
Whitson's Cleugh -- 20
White Cleugh -- 24
Worms Cleugh -- 25
White Cleugh Hill -- 26
Wet Slack -- 28
West Burn -- 33
Waddyside Rig -- 36
White Cleugh -- 43
Water Head or Shielhope Head -- 48 |
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[Note on header] -- Meresman
[Faint note] -- Castlehill On 16 No 4
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CHESTER HILL |
Chester Hill
Chester Hill |
J.Bryden Hundleshope
Alexander Brodie Cademuir |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.E. [North East] from Canada Hill
Chester Hill an eminence chielfy covered with fir wood on the summit of which are the remains of a camp this Hill is situated on the Farm of Hundleshope, the property of Sir Adam Hay |
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QUAW PLANTATION |
Quaw Plantation
Quaw Plantation
Quaw Plantation |
J. Bryden Hundleshope
Alexander Brodie Cademuir
Mrs Ellen Nesbit Sick Nurse Peebles |
017 |
[Situation] About ½ mile W. [West] from Hundleshope
A fir Plantation on the Farm of Cademuir the property of Mr Tweedie Rachan |
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ANCIENT SILVER COINS FOUND HERE 1819 [Chester Hill] |
Silver Coins found here |
J Brydone Hundleshope
E Nesbit Peebles |
017 |
[Situation] On Chester Hill
Near the summit of Chesterhill on the west side (within the wood) were found in the year 1819 an urn containing Silver Coins, believed to have been of the reign of the Second Edward - None of these [continued on page 6] |
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Manor Parish -- Sheet 17 No 1 -- Trace 1 |
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SILVER COINS FOUND HERE 1819 |
Silver Coins found here 1819 |
J Brydone Hundleshope
E Nesbit Peebles |
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[Situation] Runs Immediately South of Chester Hill
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None of the Coins can now be found -- The persons who found them, being dead -- and the Silver melted. |
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RAE BURN |
Rae Burn
Rae Burn |
J. Bryden Hundleshope
Alexander Brodie Cademuir |
017 |
[Situation -- Runs Immediately South of Chester Hill]
A Small mountain Stream rising out of Houside Hill flowing [in] a westerly direction until it joins Hundleshope Burn |
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FORT (Remains of) [Chester Hill] |
Remains of Fort
Remains of Fort |
J Horsburgh Hundleshope
J Turnbull Hundleshope |
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[Situation] On Chester Hill
On the Summit of Chester Hill is the remains of a Circular fort or Camp having a single ring irregular in height & form - owing to been planted |
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Parish of Manor
The other Camp occupies a commanding Site upon Chesters Hill, a Steep conical
eminence, nearly a mile distant from the intrenchments which we have described. The
fortifications consist of loose stones piled upon each other to a breadth varying from 9 to 11
paces, and within the last twenty years were upwards of 5 feet high. The exterior wall
is of an eliptical figure and measures 222 paces in circumference within which there
is another wall of a circular shape occupying nearly the whole breadth of the
circumscribing fortification and forming of course two crescents at the extremities of the
latter. Within the compass of the circle the ground seems to have been hollowed
out artificially the excavation deepening towards the centre. In the last Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
of the parish and in a Gazetteer lately published of some celebrity, these are pronounced
to be the remains of a Roman Camp and it is also stated in these publications
that an urn Containing a quantity of Roman coins was dug out of the ruins several
years ago. It is now very difficult to find any of these coins but one which was
examined by the writer of this account proved to his surprise to be an English coin
and bore the name of one of the Edwards clearly enough impressed around its
border. This fact as well as the form of the circumvallations which differs from all the
camps which are certainly known to have been found by the Romans, and which were [continued on OS1/24/29/6B] |
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were usually quadrilateral forbids the supposition that the one which we are describing
is of Roman origin - an idea very likely to have been originally suggested
by the name Chesters which might seem to be a corruption of the Latin Castra." -- New St. Acct. [New Statistical Account] of Peebleshire page 115-6 |
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HUNDLESHOPE BURN |
Hundleshope Burn
Hundleshope Burn |
John Bryden Hundles Hope
Alexander Brodie Cademuir |
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[Situation] Passes W. [West] of Hundleshope
A Stream rising out of Broom Hill and flowing in a Northerly direction into Manor Water |
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HUNDLESHOPE |
Hundleshope
Hundleshope |
John Bryden Hundles Hope
Alexander Bryden Cademuir |
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[Situation] About 1¼ miles NE. [North East] from Castlehill
A Commodious built farm house 2 stories high in good repair, with Suitable outhouses, the property of Sir Adam Hay. |
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Sheet 17 No 1 -- Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Trace 3 |
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CADEMUIR |
Cademuir
Cademuir |
Alexander Brodie Cademuir
John Bryden Hundles Hope |
017 |
[Situation] About 5/8 of a mile N.E. [North East] of Castlehill
A Commodious farm house two stories high with suitable outhouses and garden attached the property of Tweedy Rachan. |
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WELL BUSH PLANTATION |
Well Bush Plantation
Well Bush Plantation |
Alexander Brodie Cademuir
John Bryden Hundles Hope |
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[Situation] About 3/8 of a mile S.E. [South East] of Castlehill
A Small wood on the farm of "Castle Hill" having a Spring or Well on its Tower Side, from which it derives its name, the property of Tweedy, of Rachan - |
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JUNIPER BURN |
Juniper Burn
Juniper burn |
John Turnbull
A Horsburgh Hundleshope |
017 |
A small stream rising out of the North Side of Scawd Law and flows along the parish boundary into Rae Burn. |
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Sheet 17 No 1 -- Mannor Ph [Parish]
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MANOR WATER |
Manor Water
Manor Water |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope &
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HOPETERRICK BURN |
Hopeterrick Burn
Hopeterrick Burn |
John Thompson Glenrath Hope
H. Tweedy Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] Passes About ½ Mile North from Hanging Cleugh
A Small Stream rising a Short distance north of Glenrath hill - and forming part of the boundary betwixt Glenrath & Castlehill farms - It discharges itself into Manor Water. |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 5 -- trace 1 |
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CLINTY BURN |
Clinty Burn
Clinty Burn |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope &
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[Situation] Passes About ½ Mile N.E. [North East] from Glenrath Hill
A small burn rising in Glen [Glenrath] hill, and forming a portion of i [its] Eastern boundary. It flows in a N [North] Easterly direction to its junction [with] Hundleshope burn. |
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HUNDLES HOPE |
Hundles Hope
Hundles Hope
Hundles Hope |
James Turnbull
John Brydone Hundleshope |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N.E. [North East] from Glenrath Hill
A hollow or Glen of considerable length - formed by high hills on either side of Hundleshope Burn. It extends from the Confluence of Glenfinnin burn with that of Hundleshope, to where the Rae burn joins Hundleshope near the farm house of the name. |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 5 -- Trace 2 |
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HUNDLESHOPE BURN |
Hundleshope Burn
Hundleshope Burn |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
Mr John Brydone Farmer Hundleshope |
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[Situation] Passes through Hundleshope
This burn rises in the hills about two miles south of the farm house of Hundleshope, from which it derives its name. It is composed of a number of Small unimportant mountain streams, which rise in the adjacent hills. as it approaches Hundleshope it is Known by the name of Black burn. |
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HUNDLESHOPE HEIGHTS |
Hundleshope Heights
Hundleshope Heights
Hundleshope Heights |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrathhope |
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[Situation] In the N.E. [North east] portion of the Parish of Manor
A range of high heathy hills, commencing a short distance S.E. [South East] of Hundleshope - And extending along the parish & County boundary until they reach the farm of Glenrath at Broom hill, where they are then Known as the Glenwrath Heights. |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 5 -- Trace 3
[Note] -- in page 7
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GLENRATH HILL |
Glenrath Hill
Glenrath Hill |
Mr James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
Mr John Brydon Farmer Hundleshope |
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[Situation] About ½ mile East from Hanging Cleugh
This hill is situated about a mile and a half south of Hundleshope farm house. - It f [forms] one of a series of hills, covered [with] heathy pasture, which atta [attains] considerable elevation. - |
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CANADA HILL |
Canada Hill
Canada Hill |
Mr James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
Mr John Brydon Farmer Hundleshope |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a mile N. by W. [North by West] from Glenrath Hill
A high heathy hill S.W. [South West] of Hundleshope, on its Summit - is a Trigl [Triginimetrical] Station |
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HANGING CLEUGH |
Hanging Cleugh
Hanging Cleugh |
Mr Tweedy Glenrath
John Thompson Glenrath |
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[Situation] About ½ mile West from Glenrath Hill
A Small hollow on the west Side of Glenrath hill, opposite Glenrath. Out of it flows a small stream into Glenrath |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 5 -- trace 5 |
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STOB LAW |
Stob Law
Stob Law |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath |
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[Situation] About ½ mile S.E [South East] from Glenrath Hill
An elevated ridge rising gradually from Hundleshope burn on the East, & North, & Clinty burn on the West. On the South side it merges into Glenrath Hill, where is attains considerable elevation. It is covered with heathy pasture.- |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 5 -- trace 6 |
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GLENFINNIN BURN |
Glenfinnin Burn
Glenfinnin Burn
Glenfinnin Burn |
James Turnbull Hundleshope
John Thompson Glenrath Hope |
017 |
[Situation] Runs through Bleak Hope
A small burn having its source on the west side of Scawd Law & flows Northwesterly into Hundleshope Burn |
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GLEDESNEST BURN |
Gledesnest Burn
Gledesnest Burn |
James Turnbull
John Thompson |
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[Situation] Runs North to Glenfinnin Burn
A Small Stream rising out of the north side of Broomhill - and flows into Glenfinnin Burn. |
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BLEAK HOPE |
Bleak Hope
Bleak Hope
Bleak Hope |
James Turnbull
John Thompson |
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[Situation] About ½ mile West from Scawd Law
A hollow or Glen thro [through] which flows Glenfinnin burn. It extends from the Source of Glenfinnin burn - till the conflux of Gladsnest burn. |
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SCAWD LAW |
Scawd Law
Scawd Law |
James Turnbull
John Thompson |
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[Situation] About ½ Mile East of Bleak Hope
A very prominent hill - over which the parish & Co. [County] boundary passes at the north of Broomhill & out of it rises Glenfinnin burn. |
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GREENSIDE CRAIG |
Greenside Craig
Greenside Craig |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath &
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of a mile N.W. [North West] of Glenrathope
This name applies to a considerable portion of Glenrath Hill: in some places it is precipitous, and others it slopes gradually towards Glenrath Burn on the south. It is covered with heathy pasture. |
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SCUDS CLEUGH |
Scud's Cleugh
Scud's Cleugh |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
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[Situation] About 15 Chains East from Greenside Craig
A dell, (the sides of which slope rapidly) at the bottom of which runs a small mountain stream, which forms the Eastern boundary of Greenside Craig. These cleughs, all of which appear to be of a similar Character, seem to be originally formed by torrents of water running down the sloping sides of hills during the rainy season. In most cases portions of the hills have been carried away, leaving steep banks behind. Generally there is a small stream flowing through these Cleughs, which rapidly increases during the rain; but sometimes the track of a stream only is to be seen, particularly in summer.- The cleughs on this sheet differ only in their names, which are of very limited notoriety, being chiefly Known to a few neighbouring Shepherds. |
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Mannor Ph [Parish] -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 1 |
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DOOR HASS |
Door Hass
Door Hass |
James Turnbull Shepherd Hundleshope
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath |
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[Situation] About ¾ of a mile N.E. [North East] from Glenrathope
A small neck of land (less elevated than the adjacent hills) connecting Stob Law on the West with Broom Hill on the East. - It is situated about a mile north east of Glenrath Hope |
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BENCH CLEUGH |
Bench Cleugh
Bench Cleugh
Bench Cleugh
Bench Cleugh |
J Thomson Glenrath Hope
Mr Tweedy Farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] Aboout 15 Chains North from Glenrathhope
A hollow or Cleugh - from out of which flows a small Stream, its sides are heathy and covered with Loose stones and is situated betwixt Scuds Cleugh & Glenrath Hope. |
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WINDY CLEUGH |
Windy Cleugh
Windy Cleugh
Windy Cleugh |
Mr Tweedy
John Thompson Glenrath |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of a mile E by N. [East by North] from Glenrathhope
A small glen on the west side of Broom hill and out of which flows Back Burn |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 3
[Note] -- Hass, A defile, a narrow Passage etc -- Jamieson's Dicty [Dictionary] |
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GLENRATHHOPE |
Glenrath Hope
Glenrath Hope |
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[Situation] Eastern extremity of Glenrath Hope
A shepherd's cottage, occupied by John Thompson herd. Situated about a mile east of Glenrath farmhouse It is the property of Mr Tweedy of Rahan. |
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WINDY NEESE |
Windy Neese
Windy Neese |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
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[Situation] About ½ Mile S.E. [South East] from Glenrath hope
An elevated ridge, precipitous towards the South West, Situated between Longgrain & Glenrath burn: it is principally covered with heathy pasture - |
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GLENRATH BURN |
Glenrath Burn
Glenrath Burn |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
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A considerable burn rising in Glenrath Heights, and flowing Westward into Mannor water convenient to Glenrath farm house. |
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GLENRATH HOPE |
Glenrath Hope
Glenrath Hope |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
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[Situation] About 3/8 of a mile South of Greenside Craig
A pretty large glen commencing at about Scuds Cleugh on the west and ends on the East, at Glenrathhope the Shepherds house - |
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Mannor Parish -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 5
[Note] -- "Neese", the nose -- Jamiesons Scott Dicty [Scottish Dictionary]
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EARN CLEUGH |
Earn Cleugh
Earn Cleugh |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] Extends South from Glenrath-Hope
A cleugh or ravine on the Glenrath estate So Called from the Earn a species of Falcon building in its banks |
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HOGS KNOWE |
Hogs Knowe
Hogs Knowe
Hogs Knowe
Hogs Knowe |
John Thompson Glenrath
Mr Tweedy Glenrath |
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[Situation] About 30 chains S. by W. [South by West] from Glenrathhope
A considerable hill - covered with heathy pasture - and deriving its name from a peculiar breed of sheep named hogs, It is situated between Glenrath Burn & Yarn Cleugh |
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HORSE HOPE RIG |
Horsehope Rig
Horsehope Rig
Horsehope Rig |
J. Thompson Glenrath
Mr Tweedy Glenrath |
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[Situation] About ¾ of A mile S.W [South West] of Glenrathhope
A very prominent hill covered with heather - bounded on the north Side by Glenrath Burn - on the east by Yarn Cleugh, And on the West Side by Manor Water |
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Mannor parish -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 4 |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn |
John Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] Passes North of Glenrathhope
A small stream which rises about a mile East of Glenrath Hope & flows in a south Westerly direction into Glenrath Burn. |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain
Long Grain |
James Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] Falls into Back Burn a little East from Glenrathhope
A small mountain stream flowing into Back Burn, convenient to Glenrath Hope - It forms the Eastern boundary of Winding Ease. |
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MIDDLE HILL |
Middle Hill
Middle Hill |
James Thompson Shepherd Glenrath
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile East from Glenrathhope
An elevated tract of mountain covered with heath, rising rapidly towards the South and East. - It is situated between Whitson's Cleugh and Back burn. |
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BROOM HILL |
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill |
J. Thompson
A. Tweedy Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N.E. [North East] from Glenrathhope
A high heathy hill Situated on the Co [County boundary betwixt the Source of Hundleshope burn, & Middle hill on Glenrath Farm. |
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Mannor Ph [Parish] -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 6 |
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WHITSON'S CLEUGH |
Whitson's Cleugh
Whitson's Cleugh
Whitson's Cleugh
Whitson's Cleugh |
J. Thompson Glenrath Hope
Mr Tweedy farmer Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] About ½ mile East from Glenrathhope
A pretty extensive cleugh thro [through] which flows a sm [small] Stream into Back Burn It is situated between Middle Hill and Stru [Strummeadow].
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GIANT'S GRAVE |
Giants Grave |
J. Thompson
Mr Tweedy |
017 |
[Situation] 16 Chains West of Glenrathhope
A small islet of grave like form at the confluence of Back Burn with that, of Glenrath. It was formed by the burn dividing at this point, and from its appearance, called by the natives Giants Grave. |
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STRUMMEADOW HILL |
Strummeadow Hill
Strummeadow Hill
Strummeadow Hill |
J. Thompson Glenrath Hope
Mr Tweedy Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a mile E by S. [East by South] of Glenrathhope
A hill rising to a considerable eminence - and covered with heathy pasture - Situ [Situated] betwixt Whitsons Cleugh [&] Longgrain Burn. |
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Manor Ph [Parish] -- Sheet 17 No 9 -- trace 6 |
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HORSE HOPE HILL |
Horse Hope Hill |
John Thomson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of A mile S.W. [South West] of Windy Neese
This Hill is situated West of Mannor Water it is of a ridge like shape, on the Farm of Glenrath the Surface of which is Heathy Pasture. |
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HORSE HOPE BURN |
Horse Hope Burn |
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
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[Situation] About ¾ of A Mile West of Windy Neese
described in Namesheets of 16 No 12 |
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HORSEHOPE RIG |
Horsehope Rig |
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GLENRATH BURN |
Glenrath Burn |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
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[Situation] Flows West Side of Windy Neese
This name applies to a Burn that rises on t [the] North side of Black Cleugh Hill and flows North West, and emp [empties] itself into Mannor Water a short distance from Glenrath Farm House |
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SWINCHY CLEUGH |
Swinchy Cleugh |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd. |
017 |
[Situation] About ¼ of A Mile West of Windy Neese
Is situated on the ea [east] of Horse Hope Hill through which runs a small Stream that empties i [itself] into Glenrath Burn |
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GLENRATH HEIGHTS |
Glenrath Heights
Glenrath Heights |
J. Thompson Glenrathhope
A Tweedy Glenrath |
017 |
[Situation] About ½ mile East of Windy Neese
A range of high heathy hills over which the Co. [County] Bou [Boundary] passes. The range commences where Blackhouse Heights end at Worms Cleugh - And extend Northwards to Broom Hill, where Hundles Hope Heights begin. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 17 No 13 -- Trace 2 |
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WINDY NEESE |
Windy Neese
Winde Neese |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N.E. [North East] of Horse Hope Hill
This name applies to a ridge on the Farm of Glenrath situated West of Faushead Hill the Surface of which is Heathy Pasture. |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] East side of Windy Neese
This name applies to a small stream that rises between Windy Neze and Fausheat Hill and flows in a northerly direction and empties itself into Back Burn |
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FASH CLEUGH |
Fash Cleugh |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] About ¼ of a mile West of Windy Neese
This Hollow divides Fausheat Hill from Strameadow Hill. Through which runs a small stream that joins Long Grain and forms the Burn called Back Burn. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 17 No 13 -- Trace 3 |
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WHITE CLEUGH |
White Cleugh
White Cleugh |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S.E [South East] from Horse Hope Hill
A Valley on the South West of White Cleugh Hill through which runs a small stream that empties itself into Glenrath Burn. |
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DEAN BURN |
Dean Burn
Dean Burn |
John Thomson Shepherd
George Thomson Shepherd |
017 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S.E. [South East] from Horse Hope Hill
A small stream that rises East of Horse H [Hope] Hill and flows in an easterly direction into Glenrath Burn. |
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LANGHAUGH HOPE |
Langhaugh Hope |
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[Situation] About 3/8 of a mile SW. [South West] of Horse Hope Head
described in Namesheets of 16 No 16. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 17 No 13 -- Trace 5 |
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BLACK CLEUGH |
Black Cleugh
Black Cleugh
Black Cleugh |
John Thomson George Thomson
Robert Hamilton |
017 |
[Situation] About 5/8 of a mile S.E. [South East] from Horse Hope Hill
A Valley on the Farm of Glenrath at the N.Base of the Blackhouse Hills, and through which Glenrath Burn flows |
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WORMS CLEUGH |
Worms Cleugh
Worms Cleugh
Worms Cleugh |
John Thomson
George Thomson
Robert Hamilton |
017 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Nile E by S. [East by South] from Horse Hope Hill
A long narrow Valley of the Farm of Glenrath through which a stream flows into Glenrath Burn |
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LITTLE WHITE CLEUGH |
Little White Cleugh
Little White Cleugh |
John Thomson
George Thomson |
017 |
[Situation] S.E [South East] extremity of Worms Cleugh
A small Valley on the Farm of Glenrath at the N.E. [North East] end of the Blackhouse Hills and the South side of Worms Cleugh |
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WHITE CLEUGH HILL |
White Cleugh Hill
White Cleugh Hill
White Cleugh Hill |
John Thomson
George Thomson
Robert Hamilton |
017 |
[Situation] About 1 mile South from Windy Neese
A Hill at the head of white Cleugh being one of the Range Called Blackhouse Heights over which the County Boundary passes. The portion in this County is on the Farm of Glenrath and is covered with Heathy Pasture. |
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BLACKHOUSE HEIGHTS |
Blackhouse Heights
Blackhouse Heights
Blackhouse Heights |
J Thomson
Robert Hamilton Adam Anderson |
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[Situation] Eastern portion of the parish
A Range of hills or heights Extending from Black Law in a N.E. [North East] direction in [into] Selkirkshire; and over which the County Boundary passes to where they are Joined by t [the] Glenrath Heights at Worms Cleugh. |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 17 No 13 |
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LONG GRAIN KNOWE |
Long Grain Knowe |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile North from Newholm Cairns hill
This name applies to a large eminence of a ridge like shape on the farm of Posso the surface of which is Heathy Pasture. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 3 -- Trace 1 |
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KIRKHOPE RIG |
Kirkhope Rig |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ mile E by N. [East by North] from Long Grain Knowe
This Rig is situated South of Grey weather Law & Kirkhope on the Farm of Posso the Surface [of] which is Heathy Pasture. |
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WET SLACK |
Wet Slack |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ¼ of A Mile West from Long Grain Knowe
A Slack situated in Newholm Hope Sou [South] east of Long Grain Knowe in which rises a small Burn that runs South into Newholm Hope Burn. |
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NEWHOLM HOPE |
Newholm Hope |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile East from Long Grain Knowe
The name applies to a small valley on the South Dollar Law and Southey Hill, on the North Kirkhope Rig and Grey weather Law, through this valley runs Newholm Hope Burn. |
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NEWHOLM HOPE BURN |
Newholm Hope Burn |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] Passes through Newholm Hope
This Burn rises between Dollar Law and Long Grain Knowe, and flows South east, and empties itself into Mannor Water. It receives in its Course the Water of Kirkhope Burn |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 3 -- Trace 3 |
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SOUTHEY HILL |
Southey Hill |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile East of Long Grain Knowe
This Hill is situated East of Dollar Law, it is of a ridge like shape on the Farm of Posso the surfa [surface] of which is Heathy Pasture |
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SOUTHEY WELLS |
Southey Wells |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] East Side of Newholm Hope
These wells are three in number and are situated West of Southey Hill, they form a small Burn which runs in a Northerly direc [direction] and empties itself into Newholm Hope Burn. |
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SOUTHEY BURN |
Southey Burn |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile East of Newholm Hope
This Burn rises South of Southey Hill and flows North East into Newholm Hope Burn. |
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COWIE CLEUGH |
Cowie Cleugh |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] About ¾ of A Mile S.E [South East] from Long Grain Knowe
This Cleugh is situated North East of Dollar Law, Through it runs a small Burn that rises on Dollar Law, and runs North into Newholm Hope Burn. |
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DARNIE SLACK |
Darnie Slack |
Adam Anderson Shepherd
Robert Hamilton Shepherd |
020 |
[Situation] West of Cowie Cleugh
This Slack is in Newholm Hope & north of Dollar Law through it runs a small Burn that empties itself into the Burn that runs through Cowie Cleugh. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 3 -- Trace 5 |
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EELY SYKE |
Eely Syke |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton |
020 |
[Situation] Immediately N [North] of Kirkhope Rig
A Small stream which rises on Kirkhope Rig and flows Northwards into Kirkhope Burn. |
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NEWHOLM CAIRNS HILL |
Newholm Cairns Hill |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton
John Turnbull Shepherds |
020 |
[Situation] About 3/8 of A Mile South of Long Grain Knowe
A Small Hill in the Ran [Range] from The Scrape to Dollar L [Law] Situated at the South Side of Long Grain Knowe and at the head of the Valley Called Newholm Hope It is so named from Some Bound [Boundary] Piles on its Summit. |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 3 |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn |
Robert Hamilton
James Dods W. [West] Dalwick |
020 |
[Situation] Passes about 5/8 of A Mile West from Sting Rig
A Small stream which rises on the N. [North] side of Dollar Law and flows Eastwards into the Mannor Water - |
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STING RIG |
Sting Rig
Sting Rig |
Robert Hamilton
James Dods |
020 |
[Situation] About 3/8 of a Mile West of Ling Hope
A large Ridge of Heathy Pasture on the Farm of Langhaugh, on the S. [South] Side of Linghope Burn |
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LINGHOPE BURN |
Linghope Burn
Linghope Burn |
Robert Hamilton
James Dods |
020 |
[Situation] Passes through Ling Hope
A stream which rises in Black Law and flows in a Westerly direction, and falls into the Mannor Water |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 4 -- Trace 4 & 6 |
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SOUTHEY HILL |
Southey Hill
Southey Hill |
Adam Anderson Kirkhope
Robert Hamilton Langhaugh |
020 |
A Small Hill on the Farm of Posso, at the base of Dollar law and on the South Side of Newholm Hope Burn: its surface is Covered with Heathy Pasture |
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SOUTHEY BURN |
Southey Burn
Southey Burn
See Page 30 |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton |
020 |
A Small Stream which ris [rises] at the South E. [East] Side of Southey Hill and flows into Newholm Hope [Hopeburn] |
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MID GRAIN |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
Robert Hamilton Langhaugh
James Dods W. [West] Dalwick |
020 |
from Sting Rig[Situation] About 3/8 of a mile N. [North]
A Small Stream which rises on the south side of Langhaugh Hill and flows southwards into Linghope Burn - |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 4 -- Trace 1
Southey Hill -- [Note] -- in page 30
Southey Burn -- [Note] -- in page 30 |
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LING HOPE |
Ling Hope
Ling Hope |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton |
020 |
[Situation] About 3/8 of a Mile East from Sting Rig
A Valley on the Farm of Langhaugh Extending from the base of Black Law almost as far as the Mannor Water: through it flows a stream Called Linghope Burn. |
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THE BANK |
The Bank
The Bank |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton |
020 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of Sting Rig
An Elevated Ridge of Heathy Pasture extending from the N. [North] base of Dollar Law Northwards parrallel to the Mannor Water to Newholmhopeb [Newholmhopeburn] |
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LANGHAUGH HILL |
Langhaugh Hill
Langhaugh Hill
Langhaugh Hill |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton
James Dodds |
020 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile North of Sting Rig
A large Hill on the Farm of Langhaugh at the E. [East] Side of Mannor Water and between Langhaugh Burn & Linghope Burn its surface is Heathy Pasture with a range of Scattered Rocks |
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WADDYSIDE RIG |
Waddyside Rig
Waddyside Rig |
Adam Anderson
Robert Hamilton |
020 |
[Situation] About 5/8 of A Mile N.E. [North East] of Sting Rig
An Elevated portion of Heathy Pasture on the Farm of Langhaugh at the E. [East] side of LingHope, and extending from Langhaugh Hill to Black Cleugh Hill. |
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UGLY GRAIN |
Ugly Grain
Ugly Grain |
William Dalgliesh Manor Head
Robert Cochrane Stanhope |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile S.E. [South East] of Dollar Law
This name applies to a Stream rising out of "Fifescar Knowe" and flowing in an easterly direction into Manor Water. |
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Sheet 20 No 7 -- Manor Ph [Parish] |
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MANORHEAD |
Mannorhead |
George Cochrane
Andrew Turnbull Mannor Head |
020 |
[Situation] About 3/8 of A Mile N.E. [North East] from Manor Rig
is a small farm house, one story high, with offices attached; it is farmed by Mr James Thom, The proprietor's name is Major Horsburgh of Pern. |
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SMALL BURN |
Small Burn |
George Cochrane
Andrew Turnbull Mannor Hd. [Head] |
020 |
[Situation] About 24 Chains North of Manorhead
Is a Small Stream rising on the East Side of Dollar Law. And runs in an Easterly direction till it falls into the Mannor Water. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 8 -- Trace 1
[Note] -- Mannorhead (one word) |
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DOLLARBURN |
Dollarburn |
George Cochrane
Andrew Turnbull Mannor Hd. [Head] |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ mile N.W. [North west] from Manorhead
Is an old small house. one story high with but one appartment, unoccupied: it is nearly in ruins. |
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STING BURN |
Sting Burn |
George Cochrane
Andrew Turnbull |
020 |
[Situation] Passes 10 Chains South of Dollarburn
Is a stream flowing along the South Side of Sting Rig and running in a Westerly direction till it falls into the Mannor Water. |
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THRASHIE BURN |
Thrashey Burn |
George Cochrane
A Turnbull |
020 |
[Situation] Passes about 3/8 of a Mile South of Dollarburn
Is a Small Stream rising on the West Side of a hill Called Bitch Craig and flowing in the Same direction till it falls into the Mannor Water |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 8 -- Trace 2
Dollar Burn -- [Note] -- (One word)
[Note] -- Thrashie, -- A rush -- Jamieson's Scott Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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RED SYKE |
Red Syke |
George Cochrane
A. Turnbull Mannor Head |
020 |
[Situation] Passes about ½ Mile South of Dollarburn
Is a small stream rising on the N.W. [North West] Side of Bitch Craig and flowing a N. [North] Westerly direction till it falls into the Mannor Water. |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 8 -- Trace 5
[Faint note] -- Should not this
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MANOR RIG |
Mannor Rig |
George Cochrane
A. Turnbull Mannor Head |
020 |
[Situation] About 3/8 of A mile S.W. [South West] of Manorhead
Is a large hill on Mannorhead farm, Situate on the West Side of the Mannor Water, It consists chiefly of rough Heathy pasture |
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UGLY GRAIN |
Ugly Grain |
George Cochrane
A. Turnbull |
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[Situation] Runs North of Manor Rig
Is a Stream flowing along the South side of Dollar Law And the North side of Mannor Rig, it runs in an Easterly direction till it falls into the Mannor Water, |
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Ph [Parish] of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 8 -- Trace 4
[Note - Ugly Grain] -- in page 37 |
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WHITE CLEUGH |
White Cleugh |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N.W [North West] of Greenside Rig
Applies to a small Cleugh. South of Notman Law. with a small stream in its centre falling into the, Mannor Water. |
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MANOR RIG |
Mannor Rig |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] N.W [North West] of White Cleugh
For Description see adjoining plan |
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NOTMAN LAW |
Notman Law |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile W. by N. [West by North] from Greenside Rig
A heathy hill on the farm of Manorhead - The boundary between the Parishes of Manor and Drummelzier And a trigl. [trigonometrical] Station Stands on its Summit. |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 12 -- Trace 2
[Note - Manor Rig] -- in page 42 |
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BITCH CLEUGH |
Bitch Cleugh
Bitch Cleugh |
George Cochrane
James Thom |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile North from Greenside Rig
Applies to a rocky and conspicuous cleugh at the base of Bitch Craig, in the centre of which is a small stream flowing in a northerly direction and falling into the Mannor Water. on the property of Major Horsburgh of Pirn. |
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FOULBRIG |
Foulbrig
Foulbrig
Foulbrig |
George Cochrane Manorhead
James Thom Chapelhill
Armstrong's Map
Johnston's Map |
020 |
[Situation] Immediately N.E. [North East] from Greenside Rig
This applies to a kind of flat or Slight hollow which in rainy Seasons is marshy and foul to the footing; thro [through] it passes a bridle road from Meggat to Manor, It extends across the boundary an equal distance on both sides. |
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RED SYKE HEAD |
Red Syke Head |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N.E. [North east] of Greenside Rig
Applies to a conspicuous hill covered with heath with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit, Along its summit runs an undefined boundary dividing the Parishes of Mannor & Lyne. The property of Major Horsburgh of Pirn. |
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BITCH CRAIG |
Bitch Craig |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ¾ of a Mile North of Greenside Rig
Applies to a rocky eminence at the base of Redsyke Head. over. which the road from Megget to Peebles passes, The property of Major Horsburgh of Pirn, |
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[Note] -- Redsyke Head on plan -- O.M.O [Ordnance Map Office] |
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MANOR WATER |
Mannor Water
Mannor Water |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] Runs North from Water Head or Hindhope Head
See Sheet 13 No 5 for Description |
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NOTMAN CLEUGH |
Notman Cleugh
Notman Cleugh |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ mile West of Greenside Rig
Applies to a small Cleugh at the South side of Notman Law with a stream in the centre flowing in an easterly direction on joining the Mannor Water. |
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GREENSIDE LAW |
Greenside Law |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
Applies to a conspicuous Hill covered with heath. With a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit along its eminence runs an undefined boundary dividing the Parishes of, Lyne & Mannor. the property of Major Horsburgh of Pirn. |
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WATER HEAD |
Water Head or Shielhope head
Water Head or Shielhope head |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile S.W. [South West] of Greenside Rig
Applies to a small eminence out of which arises the Mannor Water. along its summit runs and undefined boundary dividing the Parishes of Lyne & Mannor Proprietor - Mr Horsburgh of Pirn |
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SHIELHOPE HEAD |
Water Head or Shielhope Head
Water Head or Shielhope Head |
George Cochrane Mannor Head
James Thom Chapel Hill |
020 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile S.W. [South West] of Greenside Rig
Applies to a small eminence out of which arises the Mannor Water. along its summit runs and undefined boundary dividing the Parishes of Lyne & Mannor Proprietor - Mr Horsburgh of Pirn |
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Parish of Mannor -- Sheet 20 No 12 -- Trace 3
[Note - Greenside Law] -- Not written on plan |
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BLACK CLEUGH HILL |
Black Cleugh Hill
Black Cleugh Hill |
Mr George Cochrane Manorhead
Mr James Thom Chapelhill |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of A mile S.W. [South West] of White Cleugh Hill
A hill on the farm of Manorhead So called from it's being in the vicinity of Black Cleugh. |
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Parish of Manor -- Sheet 21 No 1
[Note - Black Cleugh Rig] -- Cancelled |
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BLACK LAW |
Black Law
Black Law |
Mr George Cochrane Manorhead
Mr Thom Chapelhill |
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[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] portion of the Parish
A high heathy hill on the farm of Manorhead between the Parish of Manor and the County of Selkirk - On Co. [County] Map this hill is Called "Blake Law" |
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Parish of Manor -- Sheet 21 No 5
[signed] RD Kerr CaptRE [Captain, Royal Engineers] 17th Jany [January] 1857 -- James Carpenter C Asst [Civilian Assistant] 17th Jay [January] 1857 |
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- 5 MAR 1897 -- [SOUTHAMPTON]
Co [COUNTY] PEEBLES
SHEETS 17. No 1,2,5,6,9,13,&14.
20 No. 2,3,4,7,8,11,12.
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