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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLACK CLEUCH | Black Cleugh Black Cleugh Black Cleugh Black Cleugh | Mr William Barton Shepherd Mr Andrew Rogers Shepherd A Scott Gameguard James Elliot Middleholm | 038.08 | [situation] In the northern district of this Parish. A Steep Narrow Glen And burn to which this name applies. |
| LARRISTON KNOWE | Larriston Knowe Larriston Knowe Larriston Knowe Larriston Knowe Larriston Knowe Larriston Knowe | Mr William Barton Shepherd Mr Andrew Rogers Shepherd Mr A. Scott Gameguard James Elliot Estate Map James Jardine Esq. Proprietor | 038.12 | [situation] On Whitterhope Edge. A hill feature of Considerable elevation, so named in the locality. |
| WHITTERHOPE EDGE | Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge |
Mr William Barton Mr Archibald Scott Mr Andrew Roger Shepherd James Elliot Estate Map | [situation] In the N. [Northern] district of Parish. A large elevated ridge of great Amplitude, forming a remarkable feature on the Eastern Side of a Small farm from which it takes the name of Whitrope. Made several inquiries respecting the proper etemology of this name and could not obtain no further acct. [account] than this being the mode of the district Whiteharehope seems to be the original but contracted to Whitrope. Whitter Hope - A place of meeting of the Border Rievers, where this view of Liddesdale & Teviotdale regaled themselves before & after a forray and the English Border - probably hearty draughts of liquor formed their chief refreshment. |
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[Page] 55Parish of Castleton Plan 38.12 Trace 1
[signed] W Donohue June 1857
Whitter - a hearty draught of liquor Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
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