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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
TRAQUAIR MILL (Corn) Traquair Mill
Traquair Mill
Michael Eckford Traquair Mill
Andrew Inglis Traquair Riggs
018 [Situation] About ¼ of a Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Damhead
The Mill is slated And in good repair - And Situated near the junctions of Fingland burn with the Quair Water. It is principally a barly and Corn Mill - and not extensive. There is A Small Arable farm Attached - As well As a two Storey Slated dwelling-house in excellent repair - And a garden. There are also a few one Storey Slated Cottages Contiguous, inhabited by labourers And Servants - All of which Are designated by the Same Name. Traquair Mill. The present tennant is Michael Eckford - & the proprietor. the Earl of Traquair.
TRAQUAIR Traquair
Traquair
Rev [Reverend] James Campbell, Traquair
Andrew Inglis, Traquair Riggs
018 [Situation] About ⅜ of A Mile N.E. [North east] of Damhead
This name is applied to a small Clachan or Village - Composed only of a few houses and inhabited by labourers And Mechanics. It is distant from Peebles about seven & three-forths Miles, And one and three quarters from Inverleithen. There is Nothing interesting or historical about it.
TRAQUAIR RIGGS Traquair Riggs
Traquair Riggs
Riggs
Red [Reverend] James Campbell, Traquair
Andrew Inglis Traquair Riggs
Johnston's County map
018 [Situation]About ¼ of a Mile N.E.[North East] of Damhead
A few houses, including two two Storey slated & a row of one Storey thatched dwelling-houses - As well as A School house and Smith's Shop - All in good repair:- And situated near to the village or Clachan of Traquair. They are Supposed to have received their name from being Situated on an eminence or rising ground.

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Parish of Traquair - Sheet 18 No 5 Trace 3

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