Peeblesshire volume 35

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info
OS1/24/35/1 [Page] 1 Peebles -- Parish of Peebles -- See Name Sheets 8 No. 16 Ph [Parish] of Peebles
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OS1/24/35/3 EDSTON Edston Edston Edston Edstoun Mr James Wright Edston Mr James Brunton Steward barns Mr Home Lynesmill Co. [County]Map 013 [Situation] In the S. W. [South West] portion of the parish of Peebles. A good Farm house two stories high with out houses attached all of which are in good repair. It is situated on the North side of the River Tweed about two and one half miles from Peebles. The present tenant is Mrs Forrest and it is the property of The Earl of Wemyss -
OS1/24/35/3 [Page] 3 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 9 Trace 1 River Tweed -- See Name Sheets for Sheet 13 No 7
OS1/24/35/4 MANOR WATER Manor Water 013 See Name Sheets 12 No. 12 Ph [Parish] of Manor
OS1/24/35/4 [Page] 4 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 9 Traces 1: 2, 3, 4. 5 & 6 Red Well -- See Name Sheets 13 No 9 Manor Red Well Syke -- See Name Sheets 13 No 9 Manor
OS1/24/35/5 MANOR BRIDGE Manor Bridge Manor Bridge Manor Bridge Mr Coltman Bellanridge Mr Wright Edston Chamber's Guide to Peebles &c &c 013 [Situation] About ½ mile East from Edston - A Stone bridge of one arch over the Manor Water near its Confluence with the Tweed - It was built about 150 years ago by one of the Earls of March who then resided in Neidpath Castle
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OS1/24/35/7 MANOR SWARE Manor Sware Manor Sware Manor Sware Reverend J Little Manor Mr Brodie Cademuir Mr Melrsoe Manor 013 [Situation] About ¾ of a mile East from Edston A steep hill, partly arable And partly wooded, forming the Northern Extremity of Cade Muir - The road from Manor to Peebles passes over the Northern portion of this hill -
OS1/24/35/7 [Page] 7 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 9 Trace 3 Sware,- The neck The declination of a mountain or hill, near the Summit &c. Jamieson's Scottish Dicty [Dictionary]
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OS1/24/35/9 EDDERSTON Edderston Edderston Edderstoun Edderstoun William Brown Edderston James Reid Loaningdales Johnston's Co. [County] Map Armstrong's Co. [County] Map 013 [Situation] About 1 mile N. W. [North West] from Bonnington A farm house one storey high with suitable offices vegetable garden and farm attached Occupied by William Brown and the property of the Earl of Wemyss
OS1/24/35/9 MORNING HILL Morning Hill Morning Hill William Brown Edderston James Reid Loaningdales 013 [Situation] About a ¼ of a Mile S. E. [South East] from Edderston A small arable hill on the farm of Edderston,
OS1/24/35/9 LOANINGDALES Loaningdales Loaningdales James Reid Loaningdales William Brown Edderston 013 [Situation] About ¾ of a Mile N. W [North West] from Bonnington A small cottage one story high with vegetable garden and a few acres of land attached occupied by James Reid and property of Sir Adam Hay
OS1/24/35/9 [Page] 9 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 10 Trace 1
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OS1/24/35/11 WHINNYKNOW Whinnyknow Whinnyknow Whinnyknow Whinnyknow Mr. R. Henderson owner & occupier Mr. A. Buchan Haystoune Mr. W. Blackwood Banker County Map 013 [Situation] About 1 Mile North from Bonnington A small stone built dwelling house one storey high and slated - the out office are small and also slated, all in excellent repair - there is a well kept fruit and vegetable garden in front - It is about ½ a mile N W. [North West] of Hog Bridge -
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OS1/24/35/12 KINGS MUIR Kings Muir Kings Muir Kings Muir Kings Muir Kings Muir Mr Buchan Hayston Mr Romanes Kingsmuir Cottage Mr james Veitch Peebles Penicuicks Descript [Description] Chambers Guide &c &c 013 [Situation] About ½ mile South of Peebles A track of land on the South Side of the Tweed and close to the town of Peebles. When Peebles was a royal residence it was on this spot where the tournaments and other pastimes were held, in times of warfare also it was the place of rendezvous and training for the Tweeddale Militia; races were also held here annually at Beltein. In some of the written accounts mention is made of a Roman Urn containing the blade of a dagger having been dug up on this moor, but the spot where this interesting relic was found cannot now be pointed out - The Kings Muir is all Enclosed and planted, and a good portion of it is feued. It is the property of the town of Peebles -
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OS1/24/35/13 CROOKNOW COVER Crooknow Cover Crooknow Cover Mr A. Buchan James Potts Gamekeeper 013 [Situation] About 30 Chains N. W. [North West] from Haystoun A large & thickly planted wood of mixed trees & immediately S. [South] West of Hog Bridge, it is a pheasant preserve & takes its name from an adjoining field - it is the property of Sir Aam Hay -
OS1/24/35/13 [Page] 13 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 10. Trace 3 - Drove Road -- See Name Book Parish of Traquair (detached) 13 No. 11
OS1/24/35/14 HOG BRIDGE Hog Bridge Hog Bridge Mr A. Buchan Agent, Haystoune Mr James Potts Gamekeeper 013 A small stone bridge of one arch over "The Cut" on a private road leading to Haystoune - it is in good repair and is about ½ a mile N. N. W. [North North West] of Haystoune
OS1/24/35/14 HOGBRIDGE Hogbridge Hogbridge Mr A Buchan Mr James Potts Resident 013 A small but very neat cottage, one storey high and slated - There is a good vegetable garden Attached & on the E. [East] is a small dog Kennel - It is well sheltered by wood and stands close [to] Hog Bridge from which it der[ives] the name - The property of Sir Adam Hay
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OS1/24/35/15 CADEMUIR [natural] Cademuir Cademuir Cademuir Cademuir Cademuir Cademuir Mr A. Buchan Agent, Haystoune Mr W Blackwood Banker &c James Potts Valuation of lands in 1802 Mr R. Stoddart Peebles Mr J. Melrose Whitehaugh 013 [Situation] About 1 Mile West from Bonnington A large tract of mountain ground extending from near Bonnington on the E. [East] to Manor Water in the W. [West] and from Loaningdales on the N. [North] to Cademuir farm on the S. [South] The surface is very uneven & several considerable hills rise from it, particularly one in the S. [South] which rises abruptly & forms a prominent feature from a distance - It is covered with Rough pasture & heath, affording good pasturage for sheep & is the joint property of The Earl of Wemys & Sir Adam Hay -
OS1/24/35/15 [Page] 15 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13, No. 10. Trace 4 [Cademuir] To be written in one word. [Faint pencil note] See description in S[--] "Cade" An insect common to sheep -- This name is invariably spelled as one word -- [Initials] WMcK
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OS1/24/35/17 BONNINGTON Bonnington Bonnington Bonnington Bonnington Bonytoun Bonningtoun Mr J. Cunningham Tenant Mr A. Buchan Haystoune - Mr W. Blackwood Banker &c Valuation of lands 1709, 1767, 1802 Valuation of lands 1657 Johnston's Co [County] Map 013 [Situation] About 24 Chains S. W. [South West] from Haystoun A handsomely built modern farmstead, standing in low ground about ½ a mile S. W. [South West] of Haystoune - The dwelling house, which stands apart from the offices is a neat stone structure, two storeys high & slated & having a well kept garden attached - The Out buildings are extensive, commodious & neatly built with slightly projecting gables & having divisions of the arms of the Hay family sculptured near the Apex - there is a thrashing mill worked by a Water Wheel & a very neat row of Cottages, with small vegetable gardens stand N E [North East] for the laborers - The Old steading stood a short distance N [North] of the present one where some trees still remain - The property of Sir Adam Hay
OS1/24/35/17 [Page] 17 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13, No. 10 Trace 5.
OS1/24/35/18 THE CUT The Cut The Cut The Cut Mr A. Buchan Mr J. Melrose James Potts Hogbridge 013 [Situation] Passes Immediately South from Hogbridge This is a deep cutting; being a continuation of Crookston Burn, & made about 35 Years ago for the purpose of draining the the low marshy ground through which it runs -[It] commences a short distance West of Bonnington running in a N. [North] Easterly direction through plantations, passing under Hog Bridge, a little E [East] of which it joins the Haystoune Burn -
OS1/24/35/18 [Page] 18 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13. No. 10, Trace 5 - Crookston Burn -- For descriptive remarks see Sheet 13, No. 14
OS1/24/35/19 HAYSTOUN Haystoune Haystoune Haystoune Haystoun Haystoun Haystoun Haystoun Haystoun Hayston Haystown Haystoun Haystoun Haystone Mr A. Buchan Agent & Resident James Potts Hogbridge Mr Melrose Whitehaugh Mr W. Blackwood Deeds of property Valuation of land 1709 Chambers' Guide book Public Notice Valuation of Lands 1657 Co [County] Map 1775 Johnston's Co [County] Map Valuation roll of Co [County] 1818 New Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] 013 [Situation] About 25 Chains NE. [North East] from Bonnington A plain substantial stone building, standing on a high bank above Haystoune Burn - It is two storeys high & slated and erected in 1660, as indicated on a stone bearing the family arms over the principal entrance in the S. [South] Wing - the Out Offices are Commodious & abut from the dwelling house & are of more modern erection - There are a Saw- & thrashings mills, worked by water, a short distance N. W. [North West] of the house, all in good repair - A large walled in garden joins the E. [East] Side of the house - Haystoune is the property of, & was formerly the residence of Sir Adam Hay - It is now a farm stead & occupied by Mr A. Buchan, Agent -
OS1/24/35/19 [Page] 19 Ph. [Parish] of Peebles -- Sheet 13, No. 10. Trace 6 - [Haystoune] Sir Adam Hay, proprietor still retains the final e [Initials] WMcK
OS1/24/35/20 HAYSTOUN BURN Haystoune Burn Haystoune Burn Haystoune Burn Mr A. Buchan Haystoune Mr J. Melrose Whitehaugh Mr Potts Hogbridge 013 [Situation] Passes immediately South from Haystoune A small burn rising in the Co. [County] of Selkirk, runs curv[ing] in a N. W. [North West] direction through New[by] Glen, passing on the S. [South] side of Haystoune, Hogbridge, passing close to Whitehaugh, thence u[nder] White Bridge & fall in the River T[weed] W. [West] of Scots Mill -
OS1/24/35/20 HAYSTOUN OLD WOOD Haystoune Old Wood Haystoune Old Wood Haystoune Old Wood Haystoune Old Wood Mr A. Buchan James Potts Gamekeeper Mr Melrose Eshiels Mr Melrose Whitehaugh 013 [Situation] About 14 Chains N. E. [North East] from Haystoun An oblong shaped wood N E. [North East] of Haystoun containing about eight acres, & composed of different kinds o[f] trees - it is the oldest woo[d] on the estate & contains som[e] remarkably large sweet chestn[uts] It is the property of Sir Adam [Hay]
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OS1/24/35/21 FAIRNIEHAUGH Fairniehaugh Fairniehaugh Ferniehaugh Fernyhaugh Fernyhaugh Ferny haugh Fairniehaugh Mr A. Bartleman Occupier Valuation Roll 1818 Mr W. Blackwood Banker &c Co [County] Map 1775 Companion to Co [County] Map 1775 Johnston's Co [County] Map Title deeds 013 [Situation] About 31 Chains North-East from Whitehaugh A small farmstead, a short distance N. W. [North West] of White Bridge - the dwelling house is small, one storey high & slated & having a small garden in front - The offices are a short way from the house on the N. W. [North West] the whole in good repair - The property of Mr Giles Kailzie -
OS1/24/35/21 WHITE BRIDGE White Bridge White Bridge John Bruce Whitebridge Mr W. Blackwood 013 [Situation] About 30 Chains N. E. [North East] from Whitehaugh A small stone bridge of one arch, over the Haystoune Burn on the road from Peebles to Traquair - It is a Parish Bridge & is in good repair -
OS1/24/35/22 WHITEBRIDGE Whitebridge Whitebridge John Bruce occupier Mr. W. Blackwood Peebles 013 [Situation] About 30 Chains N. E. [North East] from Whitehaugh A small cottage close to White Bridge, from which it takes the name it is one storey high slated, one end being a smithy; it is in good repair & has a small garden attached - It is the Property of Sir Adam Hay.
OS1/24/35/22 WHITEHAUGH Whitehaugh Whitehaugh Whitehaugh Mr Melrose Occupier Mr W. Blackwood Johnston's Co [County] Map 013 [Situation] About 50 Chains West from Scot's Mill A good farmstead on the N [North] Side of Haystoune Burn, & S W. [South West] of Fairniehaugh the dwelling house is a plain two storey building with vegetable gardens on N & W [North & West] the out offices, with thrashing mill form three sides of a square all are in good repair - The property of Sir Adam Hay
OS1/24/35/22 [Page] 22 Ph. [Parish] of Peebles -- Sheet 13, No. 11. Trace 1
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OS1/24/35/24 [Page] 24 There was a hospital for the infirm and indigent which can be traced to the middle of the fourteenth century. It commonly known by the name of Saint Leonard's but appears to have been dedicated also to Saint Laurence. it stood on the left bank of the Tweed about a mile and a half below the burgh at a place which still keeps the name of the Chapel Yards. It was governed by a master who had a perpetual grant from the crown of two merks yearly from the rents of the burgh. When this payment was accounted for by the bailies in the year 1395 the roll of the exchequer styles the master 'of the St Leonard's Hospital of Peblys'. but in the following year is called of,'Saint Laurence's Hospital', and continues to be so styled in the rolls of the years 1398, 1399, 1403 & 1405. In this last year the burgh having been wasted by fire no payment was made into exchequer and the rolls say. And nothing is allowed to the master of Saint Laurence's Hospital beside Pebles during the time of this account because there was not whence the master of the Hospital could take any of his accustomed pension of two merks of the King's alms. When the hospital next appears in the rolls in the years 1425 and 1434 it has the name of Saint Leonard's: in the former year Sir Robert of Laweder Knight the elder was its master. In the year 1427 King James I presented his confessor David Rat vicar of the order of Preachers within the realm of Scotland to the Hospital of Saint Leonard's near the town of Peebles. It held lands untill the Reformation when they passed into lay hands: in the year 1624 John Hay was served heir of Alexander Hay of Smeithfeild his brother in the lands of Spit -telhauche, Weitlands, Squyerhauche and Saint Leonard's acres beside the chapel of Saint Leonard near the burgh of Peebles which lands are called Chapel Yairds of Saint Leonardis in three roods or particates of land of land at Quhytstauchill near the burgh of Peebles in three roods of lands near the lands of the Holy Cross Church of Peebles and in a tenement of land at the Cunzienuik of the Briggait of Peebles, extending in all to forty shillings yearly. - - Origines Parochiales Scotia vol 1 pp 230, 231
OS1/24/35/25 Site of ST LEONARD'S HOSPITAL Site of St Leonard's Hospital Site of St Leonard's Hospital Site of St Leonard's Hospital John Russell F. S. A. [Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries] Grammar School Peebles Mr Andrew Murray Old Toll Mr Melrose Eshiels 013 [Situation] About 50 Chains N E. [North East] from Scot's Mill On the spot indicated stood a Hospitium dedicated to St Leanord for the support of aged and infirm persons, and for temporary relief to strangers: not a trace of it now remains, but portions of it were visible some years ago. Of its history little is known but its site can be well identified. It gave its name to "Chapleyaurds" to some houses in the vicinity, which were removed some years ago . (For an account of this institution see "Peebles and its Neighbourhood" published by the Messrs Chambers)
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OS1/24/35/26 THE PUTS The Puts The Puts The Puts James Finline Kailziebank William Davidson Miller Mr W. Pagan 013 [Situation] About 20 Chains N. W. [North West] from Scot's Mill This name applies to a shallow part of the River Tweed where the current is rapid
OS1/24/35/26 KAILZIE THROAT Kailzie Throat Kailzie Throat Kailzie Throat James Finline Mr W Pagan Mr W Davidson 013 [Situation] Immediately E. [East] by N. [North] from Kailziebank This name applies to a narrow part of the River Tweed at which place the water is shallow and very rapid.
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OS1/24/35/27 FORT (Remains of) [Haystoun] Fort (Remains of) Fort (Remains of) Fort (Remains of) Mr Potts Gamekeeper Kingsmeadows Mr Thomson Newby John Russell F. S. A. [Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries] Grammar School Peebles 013 [Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S [South] by E [East] from Whitehaugh A circular encampment consisting of two rings composed of earth and stones. Situated on a considerable wooded eminance on the Hayston Estate
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OS1/24/35/28 [Page] 28 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No. 13 "Three miles south from the camp (at Lyne) and on the other side of the Tweed is a hill called Cademuir anciently Cadhmore signifying in Gaelic a great fight on the top of which are four British Camps one of them much stronger than the rest surrounded with stone walls without cement in some places double and where single no less than five yards in thickness without which and out of the ruins of which have been erected near 200 monumental stones many of them still standing and others fallen down.- indications that in very early times when the Gaelic was the common language of the county and when Romans had as yet been the only invaders of it a great battle had been fought on that hill and that at the strong camp on the top of it numbers had been killed and were burried" Pennecuik's Description of Tweeddale page 291 "On the hill of Cademuir - Cadhmore the great fight - a broad backed upland in the south east are remains of camps and nearly 200 monumental stones the transmuted vestiges of military possession first by the Britons and next by the Romans and of a great and sanguinary local conflict. Camps and rings the monuments of war in early times and of predatory invasion in the feudal ages surmount many of the hill summits."- Fullarton's Gazetteer.
OS1/24/35/29 Site of FORT [NE of Cademuir] Fort (Site of Fort (Site of Fort (Site of Mr Brodie Cademuir Mr Laidlaw Shepherd Cademuir Mr Todd Haswellsykes 013 [Situation] About 1 Mile N. E. [North East] from Cademuir On this site stood a Circular Encampment composed of Earth and loose stones - This was probably a British Hill Fort as similar Camps exist throughout the neighbourhood it was removed some years ago and the stones applied to building purposes -
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OS1/24/35/30 THE WHAUM The Wham The Wham Mr Laidlaw Shepherd Cademuir Mr Brodie Cademuir 013 [Situation] About 1¼ Miles N.E. [North East] from Cademuir An arable portion of ground stretching into a small valley on Cademuir - the origin of the name is unknown
OS1/24/35/30 CADEMUIR [farm] Cademuir Cademuir Kaidmuir Mr Brodie Cademuir Mr Laidlaw Shepherd Cademuir Johnston's Co [County] Map 013 [Situation] About 1¼ Miles S.W. [South West] from Cademuir A farm house with offices, garden and extensive arable and pasture farm attached the property of the Earl of Wemyss and tenanted by Mr Bro[die]
OS1/24/35/30 [Page] 30 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No 13 Trace 3 Whaum. A hollow part of a field. A glen where the ground on both sides spreads out into an ample bosom of hills. Sometimes a hollow in one hill or mountain etc Jamieson's Dicty [Dictionary].
OS1/24/35/31 HUNDLESHOPE BURN Hundleshope Burn Hundleshope Burn Hundleshope Burn Hundleshope Burn Mr Brodie Cademuir Mr Brydon Hundleshope Johnston's Co. [County] Map Armstrong's Co. [County] Map 013 [Situation] Passes Immediately West of Cademuir A small stream which rises on the farm of Hundleshope and falls into Mannor Water near the farm house of Cademuir -
OS1/24/35/31 Site of FORT [NE of Cademuir] Fort (Site of) Fort (Site of) Fort (Site of) Mr Brodie Cademuir Mr Brydon Hundleshope Mr Laidlaw Shepherd Cademuir 013 [Situation] About 1½ Mile N. E. [North East] from Cademuir Here stood a circular Encampment Composed of earth and large stones. It was destroyed by the stones being taken away for the purpose of building fences - This was evidently a British Hill Fort -
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OS1/24/35/33 CADEMUIR - Cademuir Cademuir Cademuir John Middlemas, farmer, Crookston Mr Stirling, Peebles Fullarton's Gazetteer Stat: Acct [Statistical Account] This name applies to a considerable portion of elevated moorland, which is chiefly adopted for sheep grazing, and is situated about three miles South of Peebles. Its Southern side is in some places precipitous. It appears to have been anciently called Cadhmore, which signifies in Gaelic "the great sight"; probably from its elevated situation:- on the top of it are the remains of Four British Forts.
OS1/24/35/33 FORT (Remains of) [Crookston] Fort (Remains) Fort (Remains) John Middlemas Crookston Mr Stirling, Peebles 013 [Situation] About 1½ Mile N. W. [North West] from Crookston This Fort is situated on the top of a small conical shaped hill included in Cademuir. It is in an imperfect State of preservation; but the remains of a once strong circular stone wall built, apparently without cement, are still distinctly visible
OS1/24/35/33 [Page] 33 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No 14 - Trace 1 [Note] in page 15
OS1/24/35/34 NEWBY Newby Newby Newby Newby Mr J. Thompson Newby: & Mr John Middlemas, Crookston "Guide to Peebles" Johnston's Co. [County] map 013 [Situation] About 1 Mile North from Newby Kipps This name applies to two houses, one of which is two storeys high, situated about two and a half miles South East of Peebles. There is a small vegetable garden attached to Newby, which is used at present for the accommodation of farm - labourers;- It is the property of Sir Adam Hay.
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OS1/24/35/35 CROOKSTON Crookston Cruxton John Middlemas, farmer, & John Middlemas Junr. [Junior] Johnston's Co. [County] map 013 [Situation] About ¾ of a Mile W. [West] by N. [North] from Newby Kipps Crookston is a farm house two storeys high, in good repair, & is situated about three miles South of Peebles - There are suitable farm buildings and a vegetable garden attached - It is occupied at present by Mr John Middlemas, farmer: & is the property of Sir Adam Hay -
OS1/24/35/35 CROOKSTON BURN Crookston Burn Crookston Burn Cruxton Burn John Middlemas, farmer, & John Middlemas Junr. [Junior] Johnston's Co. [County] map 013 [Situation] Passes Immediately East from Crookston Crookston Burn, a small mountain stream, rising about one mile south of Crookston farmhouse after passing which it flows in a North Easterly direction into the Haystoun Burn
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OS1/24/35/36 NEWBY KIPPS Newby Kipps Newby Kipps Mr R. Buchan Haystoun Mr James Veitch Peebles 013 [Situation] About ¾ of a Mile S [South] by E [East] from Crookston This name is applied to a high point of wooded ground in the Southern extreme of Haystoun Estate - It presents several points or "Kipps" hence the name
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OS1/24/35/37 WADDENSHOPE BURN Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Mr T. Thomson Newby Mr Wallace Newby Mr Potts Gamekeeper Kingsmeadows Johnston's Co [County] Map 013 ; 017 [Situation] West Side of Newby Craigs A stream which rises a little South of Newby Kipps and flows in a Northerly direction to its junction with Hayston Burn near Newby. It forms part of the Parish and County Boundary -
OS1/24/35/37 NEWBY CRAIGS Newby Craigs Newby Craigs Newby Craigs Johnston's Co [County] Map Mr T. Thomson Newby Mr Potts Gamekeeper Kingsmeadows 013 [Situation] East Side of Waddenshope Burn A rocky wooded hill on the estate of Hayston - The property of Sir Adam Hay Bart. [Baronet] before being planted this hill had a craggy precipitous appearance hence the name
OS1/24/35/37 [Page] 37 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 13 No 15 Trace 1 For Orthography of "Haystoun" See Name Book 13 No 13 Parish of Peebles --
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OS1/24/35/39 JUNIPER CRAIGS Juniper Craigs Juniper Craigs Mr John Middlemas, farmer, Crookston. Mr Brodie, Cademuir. 017 [Situation] About 1½ Mile W [West] by N [North] from Preston Law An elevated ridge of rocks, sloping precipitously towards the South West, situated about a mile South of Crookston. Juniper Shrubs grow in and about the neighbourhood, from which it derives its name
OS1/24/35/39 JUNIPER BURN Juniper Burn Juniper Burn Mr John Middlemas, Crookston Mr Brodie, Cademuir. 017 [Situation] Passes West of Juniper Craigs A small mountain stream, rising about half a mile South of Juniper Craigs, from which it derives its name - It forms part of the Boundary between the Parish of Peebles and Manor, and flows into the Manor Water. -
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OS1/24/35/40 PRESTON LAW - Preston Law Pretson Law Preston Law Preston Law Preston Law Mr Middlemas, Crookston. Mr Brodie, Cademuir. Johnston's Co [County] Map Co [County] Map 1775 017 [Situation] About 1½ Mile S. E. [South East] from Juniper Craigs A mountain tract which attains considerable elevation covered with heath, and [sit]uated to the South East of Crookston. -
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OS1/24/35/41 WADDENSHOPE BURN Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Waddenshope Burn Mr Middlemas, Crookston, - Mr Wallace, Newby. - Mr Potts, King's Meadows Johnston's Co [County ]Map Map of Tweeddale 1775 013 ; 017 [Situation] Passes East from Preston Law A mountain stream rising about half a mile South of Preston Law and flowing into the Tweed near Scott's Mill. - It forms part of the Boundary between Peebles and Selkirk
OS1/24/35/41 [Page] 41 Parish of Peebles -- Sheet 17 No. 2 - trace 6 [signed] James Carpenter C, Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 10th Nov. [November]1856 [signed] RD Kerr Capt [Captain] RE [Royal Engineers] 14th Nov. [November] 1856
OS1/24/35/42 [Page] 42 OS1/24/35 35 Name Book Co. [County] PEEBLES SHEET 13 No 9,10,11,13,14,15 SHEET 17 No 1,2,3,6, PARISH OF PEEBLES
OS1/24/35/43 [Page] 43 PARISH OF PEEBLES SHEET 013 No 9,10,11,13,14,15. SHEET 017 No 1,2,3,6. INDEX Names of Objects -- Pages Parish of Peebles -- 1 Bonnington -- 17 Crooknow Cover -- 13 Cademuir -- 30 Cademuir -- 15 Crookston -- 35 Crookston Burn -- 35 Drove Road -- 13 Edston -- 3 Edderston -- 9 Fairniehaugh -- 21 Fort (Remains of) -- 27 Fort (Remains of) -- 33 Hog Bridge -- 14 Hogbridge -- 14 Haystoun -- 19 Haystoun Burn -- 20 Hundleshope Burn -- 31 Haystoun Old Wood -- 20 Haystoun Burn -- 22 Juniper Craigs -- 39 Juniper Burn -- 39 Kailzie Throat -- 26 Kings Muir -- 12 Loaningdales -- 9 Manor Water -- 4 Manor Bridge -- 5 Manor Sware -- 7 Morning Hill -- 9 Newby -- 34 Newby Kipps -- 36 Newby Craigs -- 37 Preston Law -- 40 River Tweed -- 3 Site of St Leonard's Hospital -- 25 Site of Fort -- 29 Site of Fort -- 31 The Whaum -- 30 The Puts -- 26 The Cut -- 18 Whinnyknow -- 11 White Bridge -- 21 Whitebridge -- 22 Whitehaugh -- 22 Waddenshope Burn -- 41 Red Nell -- 4 Red Nell Syke -- 4