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CASTLETON |
Castletoun
Castletown
Castleton
Castleton
Castleton |
Valuation Rolls for 1811
Walker's and Blackwood's Maps
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
List of Post Towns for 1858
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[Situation]At the Sn [Southern] Extremity of Roxburghshire The Name of this Parish originated
with a Fort or Castle which stood on a precipice about 100 feet perpendicular
on the east bank of Liddel Water -
the ramparts and fossee of which still
remain - called in more modern times
Liddel Castle and which sheltered the
now extinct village of Castletoun from
which the Ph [Parish] name is more immediately
derived - In old histories etc this Ph [Parish] is
termed the County of Lidisdale. It is
still termed in Poetry and conversation
Liddesdale. The adjunct ton is the approved
modern orthography for toun and
town.
The Parish of Castelton is bounded on the North by those of Teviothead, Cavers, Hobkirk and Southdean
on the East by the Counties of Northumberland and Cumberland, on the South by Cumberlandshire and Canonbie Ph [Parish] in Dumfrieshire and
on the West by those of Ewes, WesterKirk and Eskdalemuir also in Dumfrieshire. There is no part of Castleton detached, nor is there
within the limits here assigned to it a detached portion of another Parish. Its form is that of an irregular triangle, its greatest length
from Neides Law on the north-east to its southern extremity at the confluence of Muir Burn with Kershope Burn is 17 1/2
miles; and its greatest breadth from Peel Fell on the En [ Eastern] boundary to Tudhope Hill on the West is 14 miles, and it includes
a more extensive area than any other Parish in the South of Scotland - containing nearly 68,152 1/2 Impl [Imperial] Acres nearly 2/3ds [two-thirds]
of which are in permanent hill pasture or moor. The general appearance of the upper part of the Parish is mountainous
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LIDDESDALE |
Liddesdale
Liddesdale
Liddesdale |
Ancient Map of Roxburghshire
Gazetteer of Scotland
New Statl Acct [Statistical Account] of Castleton |
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[Situation]At the Sn [Southern] Extremity of Roxburghshire The Name of this Parish originated
with a Fort or Castle which stood on a precipice about 100 feet perpendicular
on the east bank of Liddel Water -
the ramparts and fossee of which still
remain - called in more modern times
Liddel Castle and which sheltered the
now extinct village of Castletoun from
which the Ph [Parish] name is more immediately
derived - In old histories etc this Ph [Parish] is
termed the County of Lidisdale. It is
still termed in Poetry and conversation
Liddesdale. The adjunct ton is the approved
modern orthography for toun and
town.
The Parish of Castelton is bounded on the North by those of Teviothead, Cavers, Hobkirk and Southdean
on the East by the Counties of Northumberland and Cumberland, on the South by Cumberlandshire and Canonbie Ph [Parish] in Dumfrieshire and
on the West by those of Ewes, WesterKirk and Eskdalemuir also in Dumfrieshire. There is no part of Castleton detached, nor is there
within the limits here assigned to it a detached portion of another Parish. Its form is that of an irregular triangle, its greatest length
from Neides Law on the north-east to its southern extremity at the confluence of Muir Burn with Kershope Burn is 17 1/2
miles; and its greatest breadth from Peel Fell on the En [ Eastern] boundary to Tudhope Hill on the West is 14 miles, and it includes
a more extensive area than any other Parish in the South of Scotland - containing nearly 68,152 1/2 Impl [Imperial] Acres nearly 2/3ds [two-thirds]
of which are in permanent hill pasture or moor. The general appearance of the upper part of the Parish is mountainous
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Parish of Castleton County of Roxburghshire
The name of this district can only be inserted on the reduced plan. [signed] JBJ
In defining Liddesdale the Gazetteer remarks "a district in Roxburghshire drained by the Liddel taking its name from the that stream and identical as to both limits and History with the Parish of Castleton" |
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Parish of Castleton County of Roxburghshire
and of the lower part hilly which for the most part presents a bleak and wild appearance. The inhabited part consists of the two valleys respectively
along Liddel and Hermitage Waters containing arable lands finely studded with natural wood and thriving plantations - rich holm lands occurring frequently at the
curves of the streams. Several of the hills as Roan Fell, Greatmoor Hill, Millstone Edge, Tudhope Hill, Larriston Fells and Cauldcleuch Head have an elevation of from 1800 to 2000 feet, the
features of which being generally sharp and prominent. The principal streams are Liddel Water from the NEn [North Eastern] point running in a SSW [South South West] direction
through the entire length of Ph [Parish] and Hermitage Water from the NWn [North Western] district running East by South to Liddel Water. Braidley, Dawston, Tinnis
Tweeden, Long Gill, Black and Kershope Burns all considerable streams rising in the district contribute their waters to the two larger streams. There is no
sheet water of any consequence - mineral springs occur frequently of which Deadwater Well (sulphureous) near the En [Eastern] boundary has attained considerable celebrity. Another
spring on the Tweeden Burn is noticeable for its petrifactive qualification the moss on either side of it having become hard as stone. The Turnpike Road
between Carlisle and Jedburgh entering at the Southern point runs NNE [North North East] and nearly bisects the Parish. Two lines of railway have been proposed for the
district to extend from Hawick to Carlisle. Limestone of different qualities is abundant and is extensively wrought on the Estates of Larriston and Thorlieshope
in the eastern district. Coal also exists at Liddelbank at the Sn [Southern] point of Ph [Parish]. Freestone is everywhere found except in the NWn [Northwestern] district, where blue whinstone
only exists. The Ph [Parish]in every way and pastoral district has only one village that of Castleton usually called New Castleton which is situate on the NE [Northeastern] bank of Liddel Water
towards the Sn [Southern] district. It consists of two principal streets nearly 1/2 mile in length running parallel to each other and bearing the names of the two streams Liddel
and Hermitage. The houses one and two storeys high with gardens and each having from 2 to 4 acres of land attached are held on leases of 99 years and the land of 19 years from
the Duke of Buccleuch. The village was commenced in 1793 - the houses are in bad repair it contains a population of about 1200 who are employed chiefly at loom
weaving. In the Parish are four Parochial Schools, three of which are side or auxiliary, a Ph [Parish] church, Free and United Presbyterian Churches. The Duke of Buccleuch owns
about 3/4 of the Parish. Population as the last census 2130.
Roman Camps and Pictish or British Forts are of frequent occurrence throughout this Ph [Parish]; also a Section of Roman Road in the NEn [North Eastern] district
commonly called Wheel Causeway from the proximity thereto of an old structure called Wheel Church or rather from the circumstance of its constituting the only path in that part of Scotland which admitted the passage of wheeled carriages - may still be traced. This district fell before
the Roman power at the period of Agricola's invasion and which having been comprehended anterior thereto within the territory of the Gadeni was thereafter
incorporated with the Roman province of Valencia. After the Roman abdication the district enjoyed for a short time the flickering independence of the Eastern
Romanized Britons but was latterly compelled to settle down into a Section of Northumbria and to acknowledge the ascendancy and sway of the Saxons. As part of
the Northumbrian Kingdom and bearing in common with other localities the name of Saxonia the entire district was invaded and wasted by Kenneth the conqueror of the Picts.
It may therefore readily be supposed that these camps and Forts originated during these several eras and tho' the locality does not appear to have been minutely explored by the antiquarians so as definitely
to affix the respective character to these ancient fortifications - the local authorities together with features and formation of objects have been the means of determining the character assigned
to them on Plans. From its position to England this district was the scene of many bloody engagements during feudal times, and it seems to have been studded with an almost
incredible number of Castles and Towers, many of which having now entirely disappeared their sites can only be recognised. Of these Hermitage Castle is the most remarkable and may be classed as the
principal antiquity of the Ph [Parish]. This fortress consists of a tall, massive, gloomy looking tower protected by a ditch and strong rampart and rising aloft from the centre of an extensive waste overlooks Hermitage
Water amid a bleak and barren scene. It was considered one of the largest and strongest of the border fortresses. It was built in the 13th century by Comyn Earl of Menteith it afterwards became the property
of the Soulis family, then by forfeiture went to the Douglasses made over by Archibald, sixth Earl of Angus - representative of that family - to Hepburn Earl of Bothwell in exchange for the Castle and
lordship of Bothwell in Clydesdale whose possessions etc having become the property of Francis Stewart it passed by forfeiture into the hands of the Buccleuch family who still possess it. During the Douglas possession
the brave Sir Alexander Ramsay was starved to death within its walls. it was visited by Queen Mary previous to her marriage with Bothwell (see Grant's "Bothwell") a chapel stood within a few yards of it in a burial
ground now partially in use. Various religious structures seem to have existed in the district of which St Martin's and Wheel Churches have been noticed.
A remarkable trenched line of fortification is stated by Statistical Authority to have existed in the NEn [North Eastern] district faint vestiges of which have been traced on the ground. The Gazetteer of Scotland
says there can hardly be a doubt whether the Catrail was once a dividing fence between the Romanized Britons of the Cumbrian Kingdom and their Saxon invaders on the East (See Ph [Parish] of Teviothead
where it is fully described). Some other minor antiquities as Crosses and monumtal or commemorative stones are yet extant. |
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WIGG KNOWE |
Fanna Knowe
Fanna Knowe
Fanna Knowe
Wigg Knowe
Wigg Knowe
Wigg Knowe
Wigg Knowe
Wigg Knowe |
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Map
Richard Stavert Saughtree
William Elliot Shepherd Dykehead
George Scott Shepherd Wigg
Estate Plan 1771
William Scott Shepherd Hawklawtongues
T McMillan Scott Esqr Wauchope |
033 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Castleton and Hobkirk
A large conical knowe on the farm of Singden. |
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FANNA SWARE |
Fanna Swire
Fanna Swire
Fanna Swire |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Richard Stavert |
033 |
[Situation] On the Nn [Northern] Ph [Parish] Boundary
A considerable stack between Hanna Heights & Fanna Knowe |
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SWARE SIKE |
Swire Sike
Swire Sike
Swire Wike |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Richard Stavert |
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[Situation] From Fanna Sware South to Singden Burn
A small stream rising at Fanna Swire & falling into Singden Burn. |
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Parish of Castleton -- Sheet 33 -- Trace 1
[signed] P McHugh Lce Crp RE [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
[Note] -- Sware, Swyre Swire The most level spot between two hills - Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot Dicty [Scottish Dictionary]
Sware the usual mode whish has hitherto been adopted on Plans |
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UNDER WHITE GRAIN |
Under White Grain
Under White Grain
Under White Grain |
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Map
Alexander Anderson Billhope |
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[Situation] 30 Chains N.E. [North East] of Tudhope Hill. East to Billhope Burn.
A small stream having its source at the base of Tudhope Hill & flowing in an easterly direction, falls into Billhope Burn. |
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TUDHOPE HILL |
Tudhope Hill
Tudhope Hill
Tudhope Hill
Tudhope Fell |
James Elliott Middleholm
Estate Map
Alexander Anderson Billhope
Johnston's County Map |
037 |
[situation] On the boundary between Ewes and Castleton Parish. A very large hill, about 2000 feet high; it is partly situated on the farm of Gorrenberry |
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MILLSTONE EDGE |
Millstone Edge
Millstone Edge
Millstone Edge |
Thomas Cairns Teviothead Parish
Alexander Linton Teviothead Parish
John Scott Teviothead Parish |
037 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Castleton. A high ridge on the parish boundary with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 37 Trace 1
[Signed] P McHugh Lce Cpl RE [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CAULDCLEUCH HEAD |
Cauldcleuch Head |
Walter Watson Teviothead
William Armstrong Teviothead
William Nichol Teviothead |
038 |
[situation] On the Boundary between Teviothead and Castleton. Find on enquiry that Cauldcleuch Head is the usually recognised name [initialled] JBG. situated on the farm of Gorrenberry and the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. Height about 1800 feet asl [Above sea level] |
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FOOTMAN HASS |
Footman Hass
Footman Hass
Footman Hass |
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Castleton. A considerable slack between Cauldcleuch Hill and Longtae Hill and the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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LANGTAE SIKE |
Langtae Sike
Langtae Sike
Langtae Sike |
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[situation] 20 chains W. [West] of Cauldcleuch Hill S [South] to Billhope Burn.
A stream having its source at the north base of Cauldcleuch Hill and flowing in a southerly direction till it enters Billhope Burn at the junction of Black Grain. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 1
[Signed] Thomas Ratcliffe c/a [civilian assistant] |
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WINDY EDGE |
Windy Edge
Windy Edge
Windy Edge |
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot Middleholm |
038; 039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Castleton and Teviothead. A considerable ridge between Cauldcleuch Hill and Sware Knowe. It is situated on the farm of Gorrenberry and the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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WINDY SIKE |
Windy Sike
Windy Sike
Windy Sike |
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot Middlehome |
038 |
[Situation] 10 Chains South of Cauldcleuch Hill S.E. [South East] to Crib Burn. A stream having its source at the base of Cauldcleuch Hill and flowing in an easterly direction till it enters Crib Burn at the junction of Brownrig Sike. |
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Parish of Castleton. Sheet 38 Trace 1
Thomas Radcliffe c/a [civilian assistant] |
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STARCLEUCH EDGE |
Starcleuch Edge Starcleuch Edge Starcleuch Edge |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A considerable ridge extending about 1/2 mile west of the western base of Greatmuir Hill. It is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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MOSSPATRICK SWARE |
Mosspatrick Sware Mosspatrick Sware Mosspatrick Sware |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Castleton. A hollow at the eastern base of Swire Knowe it is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of the his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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SUNDHOPE BURN |
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn |
Andrew Rodger Senr [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Estate Map
Andrew Rodger Jnr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope |
038.12 |
[Situation] 30 Chains S.E. [South East] of Scawd Law S.E. [South East] to Whittrehope Burn. A burn having its source a little south of Scaud Law and flowing in a southerly direction till enters Whitrope Burn near Sandhope |
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig
Black Rig |
Andrew Roger Snr [Senior]
James Elliot Middleholm |
038.08; 039.05 |
[Situation] On the Boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A small ridge on the farm of Sundhope; extending south west from Leap Hill. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 2
[signed] Thomas Ratcliffe c/a [civilian assistant]
Sware - Swire - Swyre - the declination of a hill near the summit. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dicty [ Dictionary]
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SCAW'D lAW |
Scaud Law
Scaud Law
Scaud Law |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[Situation] On the Boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A hill of a conical shape situated on the farm of Sundhope the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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BERRY KNOWE |
Berry Knowe
Berry Knowe
Berry Knowe |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] On the Boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A small hill situated on the farm of Sundhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. The boundary separating the parishes of Castleton & Cavers, passes over its summit. |
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GREATMOOR HILL |
Greatmuir Hill
Greatmuir Hill
Greatmoor Fell
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot
Johnston's Map of Dumfrieshire
New Statistical Acct.[Account] of Roxburghshire
Estate Plan
Thomas Kitchen Braidley
Andrew Rodgers Jnr. [junior] Sundhope |
038.06 |
[situation] On the boundary between Castleton Teviothead and Cavers. A very large hill about 2000 feet high situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 2
[signed] Thomas Ratcliffe c/a [civilian assistant]
Scaw'd Scau't changed or faded in the colour Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary." |
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BROWN RIG |
Brown Rig
Brown Rig
Brown Rig |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] 7 Chains South of Cauldcleuch Hill. A small rig the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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BROWNRIG SIKE |
Brownrig Sike
Brownrig Sike
Brownrig Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] South of Brown Rig E. [East] to Crib Burn. A stream having its source at the south base of Brown Rig flowing easterly till it entered Crib Burn at the junction of Mid Sike. |
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NORTH MID HILL |
North Mid Hill
North Mid Hill
North Mid Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] 1/2 East of Footman Hass. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Billhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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LANGTAE HILL |
Langtae Hill
Langtae Hill
Langtae Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[Situation] 20 Chains S.W. [South West] of Footman Hass. A hill situated on the farm of Billhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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UPPER WHITE GRAIN |
Upper White Grain
Upper White Grain
Upper White Grain |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] 10 Chains S.W. [South West] of Langtae Hil S. [South] to Bellhope Burn. A stream having its source from Langtae Hill flowing in a southerly direction till it enters Billhope Burn a little below Muckle Woodie Sike. |
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BLACK GRAIN |
Black Grain
Black Grain
Black Grain |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] 20 Chains E. [East] of North Mid Hill West to Bellhope Burn. A stream having its source from the east base of Mid Hill flowing in a westerly direction till it enters Billhope at the junction of Longtae Sike. |
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BLACKGRAIN SIDE |
Blackgrain Side
Blackgrain Side |
James Elliot
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] Between North Mid Hill and Muckle Land Knowe. A considerable steep head rising on the south side of Black Grain. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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PENNYGANT HILL |
Pennygant Hill
Pennygant Hill
Pennygant Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] 30 Chains N.W. [North West] of Stot Fell. A hill the surface is rough pasture on its summit stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station situated on the farm of Billhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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WHITEHOPE BURN |
Whitehope Burn
Whitehope Burn
Whitehope Burn |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] 15 Chains East of Pennygant Hill. E. [East] to Gorrenberry H [Hill]. A burn having its source from the east base of Pennygant Hill and flows easterly till it enters Gorrenberry Burn at the foot of Mid Hill. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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STONY CLEUCH |
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot Middleholm. |
038 |
[situation] 120 Chains S [South] of Black Grain Side. S [South] to Whitehope Burn. A hollow extending from the north base of Pennygant Hill to the foot of Bught Shank the surface is rough pasture there is a stream Co-extending which enters the Hermitage Water. |
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WOODIE SIKE |
Woodie Sike
Woodie Sike
Woodie Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] To the east of Billhope Burn. A stream having its source from the north side of Pennygant Hill and enters Billhope Burn a little above White Grain. |
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UNDER WHITE GRAIN |
Under White Grain
Under White Grain
Under White Grain
Under White Grain
Upper White Grain |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot
Estate Map
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 30 chains N. E. [North East] of Tudhope Hill. East to Billhope Burn. A stream having its source west of Longtae Hill and enters Billhope Burn a little below White Grain. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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LITTLE LAND KNOWE |
Little Land Knowe
Little Land Knowe
Little Land Knowe |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] 30 Chains East of Mid Hill. A Knowe the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038; 039 |
[Situation] 45 chains East of of Pennygant Hill. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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MUCKLE LAND KNOWE |
Muckle Land Knowe
Muckle Land Knowe
Muckle Land Knowe |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] To the East of North Mid Hill. A Knowe the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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BACK GRAIN |
Back Grain
Back Grain
Back Grain |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[Situation] From the S.W. [South West] of Muckle Land Knowe South to Gorrenberry Burn. A stream having its source near Muckle Lad Knowe and flows in a southerly direction till it enters Gorrenberry Burn at the junction of Muckle Lad Sike. |
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LAND SIKE |
Land Sike
Land Sike
Land Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry Alexander
Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] South of Muckle Land Knowe. A stream having its source above Little Lad Knowe and flows in a southerly direction till it enters Gorrenberry Burn at the junction of Black Grain. |
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GORRENBERRY BURN |
Gorrenberry Burn
Gorrenberry Burn
Gorrenberry Burn |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 15 Chains East of Mid Hill. A burn having its source from the junction of Black Grain and Muckle Lad Sike flowing in a southerly direction till it enters the Hermitage Water a little below Gorrenberry. |
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PEAT SHANK |
Peat Shank
Peat Shank
Peat Shank |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 30 Chains West of Dod Hill. A small ridge the surface of which is rough pasture it is on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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HIND SIKE |
Hind Sike
Hind Sike
Hind Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 7 Chains East of Flat Shank. South to Gorrenberry Burn. A stream having its source from the south side of Dod Hill flowing southerly till it enters Gorrenberry Burn a short distance below Stot Cleuch. |
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STOT CLEUCH |
Stot Cleuch
Stot Cleuch
Stot Cleuch |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 9 Chains east of Stot Cleuch Edge. East to Gorrenberry Burn. A hollow the surface of which is rough pasture it extends from the east side of Mid Hill to Gorrenberry Burn there is a stream co-extending which enters the Gorrenberry Burn opposite Peat Shank. |
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GORRENBERRY TOWER (Site of) |
Gorrenberry Tower (site of)
Gorrenberry Tower (site of)
Gorrenberry Tower (Site of) |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the west bank of Gorrenberry Burn. This name applies to the site of a Tower formerly belonging to the Elliots at the time of the border reiving. |
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BUGHT SHANK |
Bught Shank
Bught Shank
Bught Shank |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 40 Chains East of Catcleuch Brae. A small ridge the surface of which is rough pasture on its summit stands a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station it is situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38 Trace 3
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BILLHOPE |
Billhope
Billhope
Billhope |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
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[Situation] On the East Bank of Billhope Burn. A one storey house having garden attached, occupied by Alexander Anderson, Shepherd it is the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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BILLHOPE BURN |
Billhope Burn
Billhope Burn
Billhope Burn |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 1/2 mile West of Black Grain Side. South. A burn having its source at the junction of Longtae Sike and Black Grain and flowing in a southerly direction till it enters the Hermitage Water a little below Firslop. |
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LIMY CLEUCH |
Limy Cleuch
Limy Cleuch
Limy Cleuch
Limey Cleuch
Limey Cleuch |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map
Valuation Rolls
County Map |
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[Situation] 6 Chains west of Stot Cleuch Edge. S.W. [South West] to Billhope Burn. A small hollow through which flows a stream having its source from the east base of Mid Hill and flows into Billhope Burn a little below Billhope. The stream is coextensive with the hollow. |
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SOUTH MID HILL |
South Mid Hill
South Mid Hill
South Mid Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot. |
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[situation] 30 chains N.W [North West] of Stot Cleugh Edge
A hill. the surface is rough pasture it is situated on the farm of Billhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch_ |
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WEDDER GRAIN |
Wedder Grain
Wedder Grain
Wedder Grain |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 20 chains S.W [South West] of Haw Knowe
A stream having its source at the base of Tudhope Hill and enters Billhope Burn near Billhope |
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HASS SIKE |
Hass Sike
Hass Sike
Hass Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 6 Chains East of Billhope Hass. N.W. [North West] to Billhope Burn.
A stream having its source at the base of Billhope Coomb and enters Tudhope Sike near Billhope |
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BILLHOPE HASS |
Billhope Hass
Billhope Hass |
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Map |
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A considerable hollow between Tudhope hill & Geordie's Hill. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 38 Trace 3
[Signed] Thomas Ratcliffe c/a [civilian assistant] |
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CROSSBOW HILL |
Crossbow Hill
Crossbow Hill
Crossbow Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] 20 Chains South of Little Land Knowe. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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CROSSBOW SIKE |
Crossbow Sike
Crossbow Sike
Crossbow Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[situation] 13 Chains N [North] of Haid Knowe. West to Gorrenberry Burn. A stream having its source between Dod Hill and Crossbow Hill and flows westerly till it enters Gorrenberry Burn a little below Muckle Hare Sike. |
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DOD HILL |
Dod Hill
Dod Hill
Dod Hill |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
038 |
[Situation] 25 Chains East of Peat Shank. A large hill the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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CAPPEL CLEUCH |
Cappel Cleuch Cappel Cleuch Cappel Cleuch Cappel Cleuch |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 5 Chains west of Stot Fell west to Billhope Burn. A small hollow through which flows a stream having its source from the north side of Mid Hill and flows westerly till it enters Billhope Burn a short distance above Billhope. The stream is coextensive with the hollow. |
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CAT CLEUCH |
Cat Cleuch
Cat Cleuch |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 17 chains South of Stotcleuch Edge.
A hollow. the surface of which is rough pasture it extended from Catcleugh Brae to the Hermitage Water there is a Stream co-extending and enters the Hermitage Water |
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CATCLEUCH BRAE |
Catcleuch Brae
Catcleuch Brae
Catcleuch Brae |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 1/2 a mile west of Bught Shank.
A brae the surface is rough pasture on its summit stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station situated on the farm of Billhope and is the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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HIND KNOWE |
Hind Knowe
Hind Knowe
Hind Knowe |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 20 Chains N.W [North West] of Dod Hill
A small hill the surface is rough pasture. it is situated on the farm of Billhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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GEORDIE'S SIKE |
Geordie's Sike
Geordie's Sike |
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
Alexander Anderson Shepherd Billhope |
038 |
[Situation] 30 chains west of Cat Cleuch Brae. East to Billhope Burn
A stream having its source from Billhope Hass flowing easterly till it enters Billhope Burn |
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HAW KNOWE |
Haw Knowe
Haw Knowe
Haw Knowe |
Alexander Anderson
James Elliot. Middleholm
Estate Map |
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[Situation] 50 Chains West of Stot Fell
A small hill on the farm of Billhope. |
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STOT FELL |
Stot Fell
Stot Fell
Stot Fell |
Alexander Anderson
James Elliot
Estate Map |
038 |
[Situation] 30 Chains South East of Pennygant Hill
A large ridge on the farm of Billhope. |
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STOTCLEUCH EDGE |
Stotcleuch Edge
Stotcleuch Edge
Stotcleuch Edge |
Alexander Anderson
James Elliot
Estate Map |
038 |
[situation] 30 chains South of Stot Fell
A considerable ridge on the farm of Billhope |
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TONGUE RIG |
Tongue Rig
Tongue Rig
Tongue Rig |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot |
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[situation] 30 Chains West of Shiel Knowe. A rig the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Braidlee and the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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TONGUE BURN |
Tongue Burn
Tongue Burn
Tongue Burn |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot |
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[situation] 20 Chains N.E. [North East] of Shiel Knowe. A burn having its source near Braidlee Edge and flows into Braidlee Burn. |
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THE KIPP |
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
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[situation] 30 Chains S.E. [South East] of Shiel Knowe. A Knowe the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Braidlee and is the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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HERMITAGE HILL |
Hermitage Hill
Hermitage Hill
Hermitage Hill
White Knowe |
David Kyle farmer Braidlee
David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Map |
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[situation] 16 Chains S.E. [South East] of The Kipp. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture & heathy pasture it is situated on the farm of Hermitage the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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BALDERSTON HILL |
Balderston Hill Balderston Hill Balderston Hill Balderston Hill |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry Estate map James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] 25 Chains South of Tongue Rig. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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BALDERSTON PLANTATION |
Balderston Plantation
Balderston Plantation
Balderston Plantation
Balderston Plantation |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry
Estate Map
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] 15 Chains South of Balderston Plantation. A plantation of fir trees on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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MID SIKE |
Mid Sike
Mid Sike
Mid Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
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[situation] 25 Chains S.E. [South East] to Crossbow Hill. S.E. [South East] to Braidley Burn. A stream having its source near Dod Hill and flows in to Braidlee Burn a little below Crib Sike. |
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LONG SIKE |
Long Sike
Long Sike
Long Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
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[situation] 17 Chains East of Hind Knowe East to Braidley Burn. A stream having its source near Dod Hill and flows into Braidlee Burn a little below Mid Sike. |
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BRAIDLEY BURN |
Braidley Burn
Braidley Burn
Braidley Burn |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] 2 Chains South of Braidleyhope S. [South] to Hermitage Water. A burn first receiving its name at the junction of Crib Burn and Barley Burn and flows into Hermitage Water. |
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CRIB BURN |
Crib Burn
Crib Burn
Crib Burn |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] From the junction of Windy Sike and Brown Sike S.E. [South East] to Braidlee Burn. A burn having its source at the junction of Mid Sike and Brownrig Sike flowing in an easterly direction till it enters Braidlee Burn near Braidleehope. |
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BRAIDLEYHOPE |
Braidleyhope
Braidleyhope
Braidleyhope |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] Near the junction of Crib Burn and Braidlee Burn. A one storey house having garden attached it is situated on the farm of Braidlee and the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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CRIB SIKE |
Cribe Sike
Crib Sike
Crib Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot |
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[situation] West of Braidlee Burn. A stream having its source near Dod Hill and enters Braidlee Burn a little above Mid Sike. |
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WINTERLAIR HILL |
Winterlair Hill
Winterlair Hill
Winterlair Hill |
David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot Middleholm |
038 |
[situation] To the East of Crib Burn. A hill the surface of which is rough pasture on its summit stands a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station it is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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SUNDHOPE FLOW |
Sandhope Flow
Sandhope Flow
Sandhope Flow
Sundhope |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot
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[Situation] Adjoining Reedy Edge on the East. A flat piece of land the surface of which is heathy pasture situated on the farm of Sandhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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REEDY EDGE |
Reedy Edge
Reedy Edge |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry |
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[Situation] Between great-muir Cleuch and Sundhope Flow.
A small ridge the surface of which is heathy pasture it is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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Sheet 38 trace 4
[Signed] Thomas Ratcliffe c/a [civilian assistant]
[Entries Crossed Out]
Peat Sike
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SWARE KNOWE |
Swire Knowe
Swire Knowe
Swire Knowe |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot, Midleholm |
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[Situation] On the Boundary between Cavers and Castleton
A Knowe, on its summit stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. the boundary between the Parishes of Castleton and Cavers passed over it
it is situated on the farm of Braidlee
[Spelling] Sware - mode of spelling hitherto adopted on Plans_ |
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LITTLE YARN SIKE |
Little Yarn Sike
Little Yarn Sike
Little Yarn Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot |
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[Situation] From Greatmuir Cleuch to Barley Burn.
A stream having its source north of Green Rig and flows westerly till it enters Braidlee Burn a little below Star Cleuch. |
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SWARE SIKE |
Swire Sike
Swire Sike
Swire Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
James Elliot |
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[Situation] At the source of Barley Burn
A stream having its source near Sware Knowe and flows easterly till it enters Star Cleuch |
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MUCKLE YARN SIKE |
Muckle Yarn Sike Muckle Yarn Sike Muckle Yarn Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Elliot |
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[situation] To the North of Star Cleuch. A stream having its source near Queensmire Head and flows into Star Cleuch a little above Brack Sike. |
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BRUCK SIKE |
Bruck Sike Bruck Sike Bruck Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Elliot |
038 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Star Cleuch. A stream having its source near Queensmire Head and flows into Star Cleuch a little below Muckle Yarn Sike. |
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STAR CLEUCH |
Star Cleuch Star Cleuch Star Cleuch |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Elliot |
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[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Sware Rig. A hollow the surface is rough pasture it extends from Mosspatrick Swire to the junction of Little Yarn Sike and Bailey Burn there is a stream co-extending which empties itself into Braidlee Burn. |
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GREEN RIG |
Green Rig Green Rig Green Rig |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Elliot |
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[situation] On the East bank of Barley Burn. A rig the surface of which is rough and heathy pasture it is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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REEDYEDGE SIKE |
Reedyedge Sike Reedyedge Sike Reedyedge Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee Estate Map |
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[situation] West of Reedy Edge. A stream having its source near Braidlee Edge and flows into Braidlee Burn near Queensmire Sike. |
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SWARE RIG |
Swire Rig Swire Rig Swire Rig |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Eliot |
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[situation] Between Qeens Mire and Star Cleuch. A rig the surface of which is rough pasture it is situated on the farm of Braidlee the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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QUEENSMIRE SIKE |
Queensmire Sike Queensmire Sike Queensmire Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee James Elliot Middleholm. |
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[situation] Between Queensmire and Sware Rig. A stream having its source west of Sware Rig and flows into Braidlee Burn a little below Green Sike. |
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LANSEY SIKE |
Lansey Sike
Lansey Sike
Lansey Sike |
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
Robert Rutherford Shepherd Braidlee
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[situation] East of Crib Burn. A stream having its source near Sware Knowe and enters Crib Burn a little above Short Sike |
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WINDY SWARE |
Windy Sware
Windy Sware |
James Elliot Middleholm
David Kyle Braidley |
038 |
[situation] On the boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A considerable hollow between Windy Edge and Swile Knowe |
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SHIEL KNOWE |
Shiel Knowe
Shiel Knowe |
James Elliot David Kyle |
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A small knowe on the farm of Braidley. |
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BARLEY BURN |
Barley Burn Barley Burn Barley Burn |
James Elliot David Kyle Estate map |
038 |
[situation] From the junction of Sware and Little Yarn Sikes S. [South] to Crib Burn. A large stream flowing from the junction of Little Yarn Sike & Swire Sike & falling into Braidley Burn |
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QUEEN'S MIRE |
Queen's Mire
Queen's Mire |
James Elliot David Kyle |
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[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Winterlain Hill. A patch of wet ground on the farm of Braidley. Mary Queen of Scots is said to have foundered here when on a journey from Jedburgh to Hermitage Castle on a visit to Lord Bothwell, who was lying sick at the latter palace of wounds received from Jack of Park. |
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[signed] P McHugh Lce Corp [Lance Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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DOD PLANTATION |
Dod Plantation
Dod Plantation
Dod Plantation |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
David Anderson Farmer Gorrenberry
James Elliot, Middleholm |
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[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Dod Hill
A plantation of fir trees on the farm of Gorrenberry the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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KILN BURN |
Kiln Burn
Kiln Burn
Kiln Burn
Kiln Burn |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot
Estate Map |
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[Situation] From the Wn. [western] vicinity of The Kipp - S.W. [South West] to Braidlee Burn
A stream having its source near The Kipp. and flows into the Braidlee Burn |
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ARK SIKES |
Ark Sikes
Ark Sikes
Ark Sikes |
David Kyle Farmer Braidlee
Charles Scott Shepherd Braidleehope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Kiln Burn.
Two small streams having their source near The Kipp and flows into Long Sike |
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WINDY CLEUCH |
Windy Cleuch
Windy Cleuch
Windy Cleuch |
Andrew Rodger Shepherd Landhope
Walter Robson Shepherd Gorrenberry
James Elliot, Middleholm |
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[Situation] West of Sandhope Burn.
A hollow extending from Reedy Edge to Sandhope on the farm of Landhope. there is a stream co-extending which flows into Sandhope Burn |
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PIRRYSHIEL SIKE |
Pirrysheil Sike
Pirrysheil Sike
Pirrysheil Sike |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] From 35 chains N.E. [North East] of Hermitage Hill East to Whitrope Burn
A stream having its source at the north base of Hermitage Hill and flows easterly till it enters Whitrope Burn |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain
Long Grain
Long Grain |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] East of Hermitage Hill. East to Whitrope Burn
A stream having its source at the east base of Hermitage Hill and flows easterly till it enters Whitrope Burn |
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[Pirryshiel Sike] The entry in "List of Names" says Pirryshiel, but the "Modes of spelling" gives Perrysheil, with the first e crossed out and replaced by an i to give Pirrysheil [note ei rather than ie] |
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THACKY SIKE |
Thacky Sike
Thacky Sike
Thacky Sike |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot |
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[Situation] West of Sundhope Burn
A stream having its source from Sandhope Flow and empties itself into Sandhope Burn a short distance from Sandhope |
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SUNDHOPE |
Sundhope
Sundhope
Sundhope
Sundhope |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot.
Estate Map |
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[Situation] On the East bank of Sundhope Burn
A one storey house having a garden attached it is on the farm of Sandhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Sundhope Burn
A considerable hollow through which flows a burn having its rise north of Sundhope Rig flowing in a Southerly direction till it enters the Sundhope Burn |
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[Sundhope] Was originally named Sandhope, but the a was crossed out and replaced.
[Black Cleuch] Was originally named Whitrope Burn, but this was crossed out and replaced. In the description, the phrase "considerable hollow through which flows a" was added later; "Sundhope Rig" was originally written as "Leapmoor Rig"; and "Sundhope Burn" was orignally written as "Hermitage Water". |
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BAKETHIN RIG |
Bakethin Rig
Bakethin Rig
Bakethin Rig |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
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[Situation] Between Windy Cleuch and Pirryshiel Cleuch
A rig the surface of which is heathy pasture on the farm of Sandhope and is property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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WHITTERHOPE BURN |
Whitterhope Burn
Whitterhope Burn |
James Elliot.
Estate Map. |
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[Situation] From N. [North] Ph. [Parish] Boundary South to Hermitage Water.
Whitterhope Burn rises at Whitterhope Hass & falls into Hermitage Water.
"Whitter - a heathy draught a liquour" Jamieson's Dictionary. |
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SUNDHOPE RIG |
Sundhope Rig
Sundhope Rig
Sundhope Rig |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
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[Situation] On the East of Sundhope Burn.
A rig the surface of which is rough pasture on its summit stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station it is situated on the farm of Sandhope the property of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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MERRY CLEUCH |
Merry Cleuch
Merry Cleuch |
Andrew Rodger Senr. [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Junr. [Junior] |
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[situation] On Sundhope Burn
A hollow extending from the base of Berry Knowe to Sandhope Burn there is a stream co-extending which runs into Sandhope Burn |
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Sheet 38 Trace 5
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STANEFAULDGREEN SIKE |
Stanefauldgreen Sike Stanefauldgreen Sike Stanefauldgreen Sike |
Andrew Roger Snr [Senior] Shepherd Sandhope
Andrew Rodger Jnr [Junior] Shepherd Sandhope James Elliot |
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[situation] From Sundhope Flow E. [East] to Sundhope Burn. A stream rising on Sundhope Flows & falling into Sundhope Burn |
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WHITTERHOPE BURN |
Whitrope Burn Whitrope Burn Whitrope Burn
Whitterhope Burn
Whitterhope Burn |
Mr Brown Schoolmaster
Mr Andrew Wilson Surveyor
Mr Archibald Scott Game Keeper
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Map |
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[situation] To the East of Whitterhope Hass and falls into Hermitage Water. A considerable stream which takes its rise at Whitterhope Hass at the Northern boundary of the Parish and flows in a Southerly direction until it joins Hermitage Water. |
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WHITTERHOPE HASS |
Whitterhope Hass
Whitterhope Hass |
James Elliot, Middleholm
Estate Map |
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[situation] On the boundary between Castleton and Cavers.
A large shack at the northern end of Whitterhope Edge. |
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BUTTER BOG |
Butter Bog
Butter Bog |
James Elliot James Douglas, Roan |
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[situation] 21 Chains South of Butter Sike.
A small patch of moss on the farm of Whitterhopefoot. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 38.8 Trace 3
[signed] John Jane Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Whitter A hearty draught of Liquor Dr [Doctor] Jamiesons Dictionary |
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig Black Rig Black Rig |
William Banton Andrew Rodger James Beattie |
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[situation] On the boundary between Castleton and Cavers. A prominent hill feature, which stretches from the Leap about a mile southward. |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleugh
Black Cleugh
Black Cleugh |
William Barton
Andrew Rodger
James Beattie |
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[situation] Between Sundhope Rig and Whitterhope Edge. This name is given to a valley which lies betwixt the Black Rig, and Whitrope Edge. |
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WHITTERHOPE EDGE |
Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge Whitterhope Edge |
William Barton
Andrew Rodger
James Beattie
James Elliot
Estate Map |
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[situation] Between Black Cleuch and Whitterhope Burn.
A long ridge of hill feature situated on the right of Whitrope Burn. |
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[signed] John Jane Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Whitter - a hearty draught of liquor. Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary |
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SANDY EDGE |
Sandy Edge |
Andrew Rodgers James Beattie William Barton |
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[situation] On the boundary between Cavers and Castleton A long ridge of hill feature on the boundary betwixt the Parishes of Cavers and Castleton. |
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BLACK SIKE |
Black Sike |
James Elliot, Middleholm Thomas Beattie, Whitterhopefoot Burn |
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[situation] West of Whitterhope Burn. A small stream rising on the East side of Whitterhope Edge and falling into Whitterhope Burn. |
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STITCHELHILL QUARRY |
Stitchelhill Quarry |
James Elliot Middleholm James Douglas Roan Estate Documents. |
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[situation] 40 Chains South of Whitterhope Hass An old limestone quarry situated on the farm of Stitchelhill. It is not worked at present. |
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KILN KNOWE |
Kiln Knowe Kiln Knowe Kiln Knowe Kiln Knowe |
Thomas Elliot Matthew Elliot Walter Elliot James Elliot |
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[situation] On the boundary between Cavers and Castleton. A hill feature of considerable altitude, so named in the locality. |
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FANNA SIKE |
Fanna Sike
Fanna Sike |
James Elliot, Middleholm
James Douglas, Roan. |
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[Situation] ½ mile South of Laidlehope Head.
A small stream rising on Fanna Heights. and falling into Coal Grain |
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LAIDLEHOPE HEAD |
Laidlehope Head
Laidlehope Head |
James Elliot
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[Situation] On the boundary between Hobkirk and Castleton
A considerable eminence on the farm of Wench-hill Knowe. |
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LAIDLEHOPE BURN |
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn |
Thomas Cowan. Shepherd
William Cowan. Shepherd
Thomas Elliot. Labr. [Labourer]
James Elliot, Middleholm
Estate Documents |
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[Situation] From the West of Laidlehope Head S.W [South West], by S [South] to Hermitage Water.
A rivulet which has its rise at Windshiel runs into Hermitage Water. |
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CROW SIKE |
Crow Syke
Crow Syke
Crow Syke
Crow Syke |
Thomas Cowan
William Cowan
Thomas Elliot
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] ¼ mile South of Crow Knowe
A streamlet which has its rise at Crow Knowe and runs into Laidlehope Burn. |
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CROW KNOWE |
Crow Knowe
Crow Knowe
Crow Knowe
Crow Knowe |
Thomas Cowan
William Cowan
Thomas Elliot
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[Situation] On the boundary between Castleton and Hobkirk
A round hill of considerable elevation. |
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COOPER SIKE |
Cooper Syke Cooper Syke |
Thomas Elliot, Labr [Labourer] William Cowan Shepherd Thomas Cowan Shepherd James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] West of Laidlehope Burn A rill which has its rise on the North of Windshiel Knowe and runs into Laidlehope Burn. |
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WENCH-HILL KNOWE |
Windshiel Knowe Wench-hill Knowe Wench-hill Knowe |
Thomas Elliot William Cowan Thomas Cowan James Elliot Estate Documents. |
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[situation] At the S.E. [South East] end of Butter Bog. A round hill of considerable altitude |
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig Black Rig |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd
William Cowan, Shepherd
Thomas Elliot, Labr [Labourer] James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Laidlehope Burn. A ridge of hill feature of considerable elevation so named from its Black appearance. |
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COAL GRAIN |
Coal Grain Coal Grain Coal Grain Coal Grain |
Thomas Cowan William Cowan Thomas Elliot James Elliot |
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[situation] From 1/4 mile South of Laidlehope Head S.W. [South West] to Laidlehope Burn. A hill which has its rise on the North of Black Rig and runs into Laidlehope Burn. |
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ALISON SIKE |
Alison Syke Alison Syke Alison Syke Alison Syke |
Thomas Cowan Shepherd William Cowan Shepherd Thomas Elliot Labr. [Labourer] James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] From Fanna Heights S.W. [South West] by S. [South] to Dawston Burn. A streamlet which has its rise on the E. [East] of Fanna Hill and runs into Dawston Burn at Grain. |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleugh Black Cleugh Black Cleugh Black Cleugh |
Mr William Barton Shepherd Mr Andrew Rogers Shepherd A Scott Gameguard James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] In the northern district of this Parish. A Steep Narrow Glen And burn to which this name applies. |
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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 |
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[situation] On Whitterhope Edge. A hill feature of Considerable elevation, so named in the locality. |
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WHITTERHOPE EDGE |
Whitterhope Edge
Whitterhope Edge
Whitterhope Edge
Whitterhope Edge
Whitterhope Edge |
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[signed] W Donohue June 1857
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WHITTERHOPE BURN |
Whitrope Burn
Whitrope Burn
Whitrope Burn
Whithope Burn
Whitrup
Whitterhope Burn
Whitterhope Burn |
Andrew Wilson Surveyor
William Brown Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] Dr [Doctor] Barton M [Minister] of Castleton
Fullartons Gazetteer
Pronunciation
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Documents |
038.08 |
[situation] From the East of Whitterhope Hass S.W. [South West] to Hermitage Water.
A rivulet which has its Source on the W. [West] of Ninestone Rig runs through a Glen and falls into Hermitage Water. |
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BLACK SIKE |
Black Sike
Black Sike
Black Sike |
James Elliot
Thomas Beattie Whitterhopefoot
Estate Map |
038.08 |
[situation] To the west of Whitterhope Burn. A small stream rising on the east side of Whitterhope Edge & falling into Whitterhope Burn |
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LONG SIKE |
Long Sike
Long Sike |
James Elliot Thomas Beattie |
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[situation] To the West of Whitterhope Burn. A small stream rising at the east base of Whitterhope Edge about 30 chains below Black Sike & falling into Whitterhope Burn. |
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Whitter - a hearty draught of liquor Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
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NINESTONE RIG |
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig |
Blackwood,s Co. [County] Map.
Mr. Andrew Wilson, Surveyor.
Mr. Archibald Scott Game
James Elliot Middleholm |
038.12 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Whitterhope Burn.
A ridge of hills feature of Considerable Amplitude
So named from the circumstance of Lord Soulis Once Proprietor of Hermitage Castle being boiled to death here in a pot of hot lead the spot where this diabolical act was perpetrated is marked by 9 stones, |
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DRY GUTTER |
Dry Gutter
Dry Gutter |
James Elliot
Thomas Beattie, Whitterhopefoot |
038.12 |
[Situation] East of Whitterhope Burn
A small stream rising on Ninestane Rig, & falling into Whitterhope Burn. |
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SUNDHOPE BURN |
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn |
James Elliot.
Andrew Rodger, Sundhope |
038.12 |
[Situation] From 30 chains S.E. [South East] of Scaw'd Law - S.E. [South East] to Whitterhope Burn.
A large stream rising near Scawd Law & falling into Whitterhope Burn. |
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PIKE SIKE |
Pike Syke
Pike Syke
Pike Syke
Pike Syke |
Mr. Archibald Scott Shepherd
Mr. James Beatty Shepherd
Mr. James Barton Shepherd
James Elliot Midleholm |
038.12 |
[Situation] West of Laidlehope Burn.
A rill which gathers on Ninestoners Rig and runs into Ladeleap Burn,
There is a small peak near the source hence the name. |
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LAIDLEHOPE BURN |
Ladeleap Burn
Ladeleap Burn
Ladeleap Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn |
Archibald Scott
Mr. J. Jardine
Mr. J. Elliot
Mr. James Telfer Schoolmaster, of Saughtrees
Johnston's county Map
James Elliot, Middelholm
Estate Map |
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[situation] from the West of Laidlehope Head S.W. [South West] by S. [South] to Hermitage Water
A rivulet which has its rise on the lands of Staychill hill, runs Southwards, and forms a confluenton, with Lees Burn, at which, the name Roughley Burn begins, forward to Hermitage Water. |
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BIRKIE SIKE |
Birky Syke
Birky Syke
Birky Syke
Birkie Sike |
Mr. James Beatty Shepherd
Mr. Archibald Scott Shepherd
Mr. James Barton Shepherd
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] West of Laidlehope Burn.
A syke which begins on the E. [East] of Ninestone Rig and runs into Ladeleap Burn. |
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[Birky Syke] "Birkie - Abounding with Birch. wood" Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
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WENCH-HILL KNOWE |
Wench-hill Knowe
Wench-hill Knowe
Wench-hill Knowe
Wench-hill Knowe
Wench-hill Knowe |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd
William Cowan, Shepherd
James Talfir, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
James Elliot, Middleholm
Estate Documents |
039.05 |
[Situation] 11 Chains North of Wench-hillknowe
A round hill of considerable altitude, |
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WENCH-HILLKNOWE |
Wench-hillknowe
Wench-hillknowe
Wench-hillknowe
Wench-hillknowe
Wench-hillknowe |
Thomas Cowan
William Cowan
James Talfir
James Elliot.
Estate Documents, |
039.09 |
[Situation] 26 Chains North West of Leap Rig
A Cottage and garden the residence of a shepherd, |
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LAIDLEHOPE BURN |
Laidelhope Burn
Laidelhope Burn
Laidelhope Burn
Laidelhope Burn
Laidelhope Burn
Laidelhope Burn |
Thomas Cowan
William Cowan
James Talfir
Johnston's County Map
James Elliot.
Estate Documents |
038.16 |
[situation] From the West of Laidlehope Head- S.W. [South west] by S. [South] to Hermitage Water._
A small stream which has its source a short distance North from Windshiel Knowe, and runs into Hermitage Water near Shaws, |
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Parish of Castletown
Sheet 39.9. trace 1
[Signed] John Jane Sapper R.E, [Royal Engineers] |
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LEYS BURN |
Leys Burn
Leys Burn
Leys Burn
Leys Burn
Leys Burn |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd
John Barton, of Phaupknowe
John Turnbull, of Saughtrees
James Elliot.
Estate Documents |
038.16 |
[Situation] From 18 Chains South of Black Rig and falls into Laidlehope Burn
A rivulet which has its source on the South of Black Rig, and runs into Laidlehope Burn, a little below PhaupKnowe |
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LEYS RIG |
Leys Rig
Leys Rig
Leys Rig |
James Elliot.
James Douglas, Roan
Estate Documents |
039.09 |
[Situation 25 Chains S.E. [South East] of Wench-hillKnowe
A small ridge on the farm of Wench-hillknowe |
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WENCH HILL |
Wench Hill
Wench Hill
Wench Hill |
James Elliot.
James Douglas, Roan
Estate documents |
039.09 |
[Situation] 10 chains N.E. [North East] of Wench-hillKnowe
A small conical hill on the farm of Wench-hillKnowe |
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Sheet 39.9. trace 1
[Signed] John Jane
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig
Black Rig
Black Rig
Black Rig |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd William Cowan, Shepherd John Barton of Phaupknowe
James Ellot, Middleholm |
038.08; 039.05 |
[situation] 24 Chains West of Fanna Heights. A ridge of hill feature of considerable altitude, So called from its black appearance. |
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ALISON SIKE |
Alison Syke Alison Syke Alison Syke Alison Syke Alison Syke |
John Turnbull Saughtrees Arthur Armstrong, Grain Andrew Beattie, Grain James Elliot Estate Documents. |
039.05 |
[situation] From Fanna Heights S.W. [South West] by S. [South] to Dawston Burn. A mountain rivulet which rises on the south of Fanna Hill and runs into Dawston Burn at Cliffhope. |
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HODGSON SIKE |
Hodgen Syke Hodgen Syke Hodgen Syke
Hodgson Sike
Hodgson Sike
Hodgson Sike |
John Turnbull Arthur Armstrong James Telfir Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster James Elliot Estate Documents James Douglas Roan |
039.09 |
[situation] 22 Chains South of Cow Grain and falls into Alison Sike. Gathers among peat hags about ¼ of a mile north from Saughtree Fell, and runs Eastward to Alison Syke. |
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COW GRAIN |
Cow Grain Cow Grain Cow Grain Cow Grain Cow Grain |
John Turnbull Arthur Armstrong James Telfin James Elliot Estate Documents |
039.09 |
[situation] 22 Chains North of Hodgson Sike and falls into Alison Sike. Has its source at the western slope of Fanna Hill and runs into Hodgen Syke. |
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BIRKIE SIKE |
Birky Syke
Birky Syke
Birky Syke
Birkie Sike
Birkie Sike |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd
William Cowan, Shepherd
John Barton, Phaupknowe
James Elliot.
Estate Documents |
038.12 |
[Situation] Branching on the West side of Laidlehope Burn
A small stream which joins Laidlehope Burn, at a short distance below WindsheilKnowe, |
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WHITE KNOWE |
White Knowe
White Knowe
White Knowe
White Knowe |
Thomas Cowan,
William Cowan
John Barton
James Elliot. |
039.09 |
[situation] 15 Chains South of Leap Rig
A small hill, so named in the district, |
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HAG SIKE |
Hag Syke
Hag Syke
Hag Syke
Hag Syke |
Thomas Cowan
William Cowan
John Barton
James Elliot |
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[Situation] Branching off on the East side of Leap Burn
A small rill which runs into Lees Burn, about a mile above Phaupknowe, |
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Parish of Castletown
Sheet 39.9. trace 4
[Birkie Sike] Birkie - abounding with Birches
Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
[Signed] John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LONG SIKE |
Long Syke Long Syke Long Syke Long Syke |
Thomas Cowan, Shepherd William Cowan, Shepherd John Barton, Phaupknowe James Elliot |
038.12 |
[situation] 16 Chains South of Hag Sike and falls into Leys Burn. A small stream which rises at the N. [North] Western slope of Saughtree Fell and runs Westward until it joins Lees Burn. |
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SAUGHTREE FELL |
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell |
James Telfir, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster John Barton, Phaupknowe John Turnbull, Saughtree James Elliot Estate Map
Archibald Stavert Saughtree Johnston's County Map |
039.09 |
[situation] 40 Chains S.E. [South East] of Hodgson Sike. A long ridge of hill feature, said to be about 1500 feet above sea level. |
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DOROTHY SIKE |
Dorothy Syke Dorothy Syke
Dorothy Syke
Dorothy Syke
Dorothy Syke
Dorothy Syke |
James Telfir John Barton John Turnbull James Elliot Estate Map
Archibald Stavert
Saughtree Johnston's County Map |
039.09 |
[situation] 20 Chains N [North] of Saughtree Fell. Gathers among Moss Hags near the summit of Saughtree Fell, and runs into Alison Syke at a point about ¼ of mile above Grain |
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MOUNT |
Mount Mount Mount Mount |
Robert Oliver, occ [occupant] Andrew Rodger Sundhope James Beattie Whitropefoot James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] Near the junction of Pirryshiel Sike with Sundhope Burn. A small cot-house inhabited by an agricultural labourer. |
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WHITTERHOPEFOOT |
Whitropefoot
Whitropefoot
Whitropefoot
Whitterhopefoot |
Andrew Rodger
James Beattie
William Barton Millburnholm
James Elliot |
038.16 |
[situation] On the west bank of Whitterhope Burn. A farm of sheep pastureland, with dwelling house and garden, inhabited by a shepherd. |
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SUNDHOPE BURN |
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn
Sundhope Burn |
Blackwood's County Map
Andrew Rodger, Sundhope
John Brown, Schoolmaster
James Elliot, Middleholm
Estate Map |
038.12 |
[situation] From 30 chains S.E. [South East] of Scaw'd Law - S.E. [South East] to Whitterhope Burn.
A considerable stream which has its source on the south-side of Greatmoor Hill, and forms a confluence with Whitrope Burn, at Mount, |
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LAIRD'S LINNS |
Laird's Linns
Laird's Linns
Laird's Linns
Laird's Linns |
Andrew Rodger
James Beattie, Whiteropefoot
William Barton, Millburnholm
James Elliot. |
038.16 |
[Situation] On Sundhope Burn.
Several waterfalls in a deep and picturesque ravine, through which flows the Sundhope Burn, |
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PIRRYSHIEL SIKE |
Pirryshiel Sike
Pirryshiel Sike
Pirryshiel Sike
Pirryshiel Sike
Pirryshiel Sike |
Andrew Rodger
James Beattie
William Barton
James Elliot.
Estate Map |
038.16 |
[situation] From 35 chains N.E. [North East] of Hermitage Hill - East to Whitterhope Burn.
A small stream, which issues from a narrow, rugged Glen. and falls into Whitrope Burn, |
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[Pirryshiel Sike] Pirr. - a gentle breeze - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
[Signed] John Jane
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NINESTONE RIG |
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig
Ninestone Rig |
Blackwood's Co. [County] Map.
Mr. A. Scott Gameguard,
Mr. James Beatty. Shepherd,
James Elliot, Middleholm |
038.12 |
[Situation] To the East of Whitterhope Burn.
A ridge of high land of considerable length. derives name from Ninestones on it which marks the spot where Tradition says Lord Soulis was boiled to death in a caldron of hot lead.
Ninestones Rig seems to be the correct mode although not written so in the district. |
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WHITTERHOPE BURN |
Whiterope Burn
Whiterope Burn
Whiterope Burn
Whitreep
Whithope Burn.
Whitterhope Burn
Whitterhope Burn |
Mr. A Scott (Gameguard)
Andrew Rogers Shepherd,
Mr. William Barton Shepherd
Pronunciation & Sometimes Whitter-ope,
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland
James Elliot, Middleholm
Estate Documents |
038.08 |
[Situation] from the East of Whitterhope Hass - S.W. [South West] to Hermitage Water
A rivulet which has its source on the West of Ninestone Rig and runs into Hermitage Water, Whitharehope Burn seems to be the correct mode it runs through a glen Hare from A. [Anglo] Saxon Haer, rough hence the white rough - glen burn appears to be the translation of the etymology,
Whitter Hope.- A place of meeting of the Border Rievers, where the men of Liddesdale and Liniatdale regale themselves before and after a forray on the English Border._
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DRY GUTTER |
Dry Gutter
Dry Gutter |
James Elliot._
Thomas Beattie, Whitterhopefoot |
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[Situation] East of Whitterhope Burn._
A small stream rising on Ninestones Rig & falling into Whitterhope burn. |
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Plan 38.16. Trace 2.
[Whitterhope Burn] Whitter - a hearty draught of liquor - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
[Signed] M. Donohue
June 1857. |
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STITCHEL HILL |
Staychill Hill
Staychill Hill
Staychill Hill
Stitchel Hill
Stitchel Hill
Stichel Hill |
Archibald Scott Gameguard
Mr William Barton Shepherd
Mr Andrew Rogers Shepherd
James Elliot Middleholm
James Douglas Roan
Estate Documents. |
039.03 |
[situation] East of Ladlehope Burn. A hill feature so named from its Steepness and Chill or cold situation. This name was originally applied to a dwelling house immediately S.E. [South East] of this hill. There is a large tract of land which still bears the same name. |
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LAIDLEHOPE BURN |
Ladeleap Burn
Ladeleap Burn
Ladeleap Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn
Laidlehope Burn |
Rev [Reverend] Dr [Doctor] Barton Minister
Mr Brown Schoolmaster
Mr Andrew Wilson Surveyor
James Elliot
James Douglas
Estate Documents
Johnston's County Map |
038.16 |
[situation] From the West of Laidlehope Head SW [South West] by S [South] to Hermitage Water. A rivulet which has its Source on the lands of Staychill Hill, runs Southward to join Lees Burn. after which the united streams bear the name Rougley burn |
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DEAN'S CLEUCH |
Deans Cleugh
Deans Cleugh
Deans Cleugh
Deans Cleugh |
Mr A Scott Gameguard
Mr Brown Schoolmaster
Mr Andrew Wilson Surveyor
James Elliot |
038.16 |
[situation] West of Laidlehope Burn A steep rugged Ravine, so named by the Shepherds. |
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WHITTERHOPE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Whitrope Toll-bar
Whitrope Toll-bar
Whitrope Toll-bar
Whitterhope T.P. [Turn Pike]
Whitterhope T.P. [Turn Pike]
Whitterhope T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Toll Board
Archibald Scott occ [occupier]
Andrew Wilson road surveyor
James Elliot Middleholm
James Douglas Roan
Estate Documents |
038.16 |
[situation] On the East bank of Whitterhope Burn
A toll bar and public house attached situated about seven miles from Castleton, on the road to Hawick |
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Whitter, - a hearty draught of liquor. Dr [Doctor] Jamiesons Dictionary
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NINE STONES |
Nine Stones Nine Stones Nine Stones Nine Stones |
William Barton Mill burnholm Andrew Rodger Sundhope Archibald Scott Whitrope Toll-bar James Elliot Middleholm |
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[situation] At the Sn [Southern] extremity of Ninestone Rig
A circle of nine stones, said by tradition to have been erected to suspend the caldron wherein is said to have been boiled Soulis, he once proprietor of Hermitage Castle he was boiled to death in a caldron of lead on account of his tyranny. The more intelligent consider it to be a Druidical Circle |
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ROUGHLEY BURN |
Roughley Burn
Roughley Burn
Roughley Burn
Roughley Burn
Roughley Burn |
Blackwood's County Map
Fullarton's Gazateer
John Barton Phaupknowe
James Elliot
Estate Documents |
038.16 |
[Situation] From the junction of Leys and Laidlehope Burns S.W. [South West] by S. [South] to Hermitage Water.
A large stream formed by the confluence of Laidlehope and Lees Burns and runs into Hermitage Water, a short distance above Newlands. |
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BEAR GILL |
Bear Gill
Bear Gill
Bear Gill
Bear Gill |
John Barton, Phaupknowe
Andrew Rodger, Sundhope
James Beattie Whitropefoot
James Elliot |
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[situation] East of Roughley Burn.
A narrow rocky ravine, and water course, to which this name applies. |
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REDDINGTON SIKE |
Reddington Sike
Reddington Sike |
James Elliot
Property Documents |
038.16 |
[situation] West of Roughley Burn.
A small stream rising on Rinestone Rig & falling into Roughley Burn |
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DRUIDICAL CIRCLE (Supposed) [Nine Stones] |
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[situation] At the Sn [Southern] extremity of Ninestone Rig
A circle of nine stones, said by tradition to have been erected to suspend the caldron wherein is said to have been boiled Soulis, he once proprietor of Hermitage Castle he was boiled to death in a caldron of lead on account of his tyranny. The more intelligent consider it to be a Druidical Circle |
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REDDINGTON KNOWE |
Reddington Knowe
Reddington Knowe
Reddington Knowe
Reddington Knowe |
John Barton, Phaupknowe
William Barton, Millburnholm
Andrew Rodger, Sandhope
James Elliot Middleholm |
038.16 |
[Situation] West of the junction of Laidlehope and Leys Burns.
A large Knowe on the farm of Cleuchhillknowe. |
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LEYS BURN |
Lees Burn
Lees Burn
Lees Burn
Leys Burn
Leys Burn |
John Barton
William Barton
Andrew Rodger
James Elliot.
Estate Documents. |
038.16 |
[Situation] From Black Rig - West to Laidlehope Burn.
Takes its rise on the south of Black Rig, and connects with Laidlehope Burn, a short distance below Phaupknowe, Laidlehope and Lees Burns, form the source of Roughley Burn, |
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[Signed] John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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RAM'S GILL |
Ram's Gill |
John Barton, Phaupknowe
Andrew Rodger, Sandhope
James Beattie, Whitroprfoot |
038.16 |
[Situation] South of Leys Burn
A narrow ravine and watercourse, |
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Sheet 38.16. trace 6.
[Signed] John Jane
Sapr. [Sapper] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LEYS BURN |
Leys Burn Leys Burn Leys Burn Leys Burn |
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
Mr Charles Jardine farmer
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer James Elliot Middleholm |
038.16 |
[situation] From 16 Chains S [South] of Black Rig in a S.W [South West] direction to Laidlehope Burn
A rivulet which has its rise on the South of Black Rig and runs into Laidlehope Burn. |
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SLATY SIKE |
Slaty Sike Slaty Sike |
James Elliot Archibald Stavert |
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[situation] 18 Chains N [North] of Fauhope Knowe.
A small stream rising east of Leys Burn & falling into it. |
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Parish of Castleton Plan 39.13 Trace 1
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FAWHOPEKNOWE SIKE |
Phaupknowe Syke
Phaupknowe Syke Phaupknowe Syke Fawhopeknowe Sike Fawhopeknowe Sike Fawhopeknowe Sike |
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer Mr James Telfir S-master [Schoolmaster] Mr Charles Jardine farmer James Elliot Middleholm Estate documents James Douglas Roan |
039.13 |
[situation] 30 Chains S.W. [South West] of Saughtree Fell. S [South] to Riccarton Burn. A rivulet which gathers on the W. [West] of Saughtree Fell and runs into Riccarton Burn. Fawhope was formerly a rendezvous of the race of gipsies called Fraw. |
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SAUGHTREE FELL |
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Rig |
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
James Elliot Middleholm
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer
Estate Map
Mr Charles Jardine farmer
Blackwoods Co. [County] Map |
039.13 |
[situation] 40 Chains S.E. [South East] of Hodgson Sike.
A long ridge of hill feature said to be 1500 ft above sea level. Saughtree Fell is the correct name so called in the District |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Syke
March Syke
March Syke
March Syke |
Mr John Turnbull Shepherd
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
James Elliot |
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[situation] 22 Chains E. [East] of Saughtree Fell E [East] to Dawston Burn. A small brook which gathers on the E. [East] of Saughtree Fell and runs into Dowstone Burn. This is said to be an ancient name. |
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FAWHOPEKNOWE |
PhaupKnowe
PhaupKnowe
PhaupKnowe
FawhopeKnowe
FawhopeKnowe
FawhopeKnowe |
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
Mr Charles Jardine Farmer
Mr Archibald Stavert
James Elliot Middleholm
James Douglas Roan
Estate Documents |
039.13 |
[situation] On the West bank of Leys Burn. A dwelling house and garden occupied by Mr John Barton Shepherd for the district. The name is well known. Faw Hope was formerly a rendezvous of the race of gipsies called Faw. |
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BELL HILL |
Bald Hill
Bell Hill
Bell Hill
Bell Hill
Bell Hill |
Mr John Turnbull Shepherd
Mr Charles Jardine
Mr Archibald Stavert
James Elliot
Estate Map |
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[situation] 1/2 mile west of Woollee Rig.
A round hill of Considerable height. |
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RICCARTON BURN |
Riccarton Burn Riccarton Burn Riccarton Burn |
James Elliot James Telfer Schoolmaster Archibald Stavert |
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[situation] From S.E. [South East] of Fawhopeknowe. A large stream rising [south deleted] east of Fawhopeknowe & falling into Liddel Water. |
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[signed] M Donohue May 1857 |
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FAWHOP KNOWE |
Fawhope Knowe
Fawhope Knowe
Fawhope Knowe |
James Elliot Middleholm
Estate Documents
James Douglas, Roan |
039.13 |
[situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Fawhopeknowe. A round eminence on which stands the remains of the original Phaup-knowe formerly a dwelling house. Faw Hope was formerly a rendezvous of the race of gipsies called Faw. |
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CAT'S CLEUCH |
Cat's Cleugh
Cat's Cleugh
Cat's Cleugh
Cat's Cleugh
Cat's Cleugh |
Mr John Barton Shepherd
Mr Charles Jardine farmer
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
James Elliot
Estate Map |
039.13 |
[situation] Along Fawhopeknowe Sike.
A small narrow glen through which runs a burn named PhaupKnowe Syke. |
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WOOLLEE RIG |
Woolie Rig
Woolie Rig
Woollee Rig |
James Elliot
Charles Jardine
Valuation Rolls |
039.13 |
[situation] 10 Chains South of Fawhope Knowe. A small ridge on the farm of Riccarton. |
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SPOUT SIKE |
Spout Syke
Spout Syke
Spout Syke
Spout Syke |
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
Mr John Turnbull
James Elliot Middleholm |
039.13 |
[situation] 24 Chains East of Pinglehole Sike. A brook which gathers on Saughtree fell and runs to Dawstone Burn. An old established name. |
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PINGLEHOLE SIKE |
Pinglehole Syke
Pinglehole Syke
Pinglehole Syke
Pinglehole Syke |
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer
Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster
Mr John Turnbull
James Elliot |
039.13 |
[situation] 40 Chains East of Cats Cleuch
A brook which has its rise in the S. [South] of this Trace and runs into Liddal Water. |
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Parish of Castleton Plan 39.13 - Trace 6
Pingle - to strive to labour assiduously without making much progress. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary.
[signed] M Donohue May 1857 |
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EASTER SIKE |
Easter Sike
Easter Sike
Easter Sike |
Francis Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
Archibald Stavert farmer Saughtree
James Elliot Middleholm |
039.14 |
[situation] Branching off on the west side of Dawston Burn. A small stream rising on Saughtree Fell flows in a southerly direction and empties itself into Dawston Burn. |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
F. Turnbull Old Saughtree
A Stavert Saughtree
James Elliot |
039.13 |
[situation] To the South E. [East] of Saughtree Fell E. [East] to Dawston Burn. A small burn having its source on Saughtree Fell flowing in a southerly direction and empties itself into Dawston Burn |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 39 - 14 - 1
[signed] John McDonnell Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BLACK LINN |
Black Linn
Black Linn
Black Linn |
F Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot |
039.14 |
[situation] On the W [West] Side of Dawston Burn. A small waterfall in Dawston Burn. |
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COLDWELL SIKE |
Coldwell Sike
Coldwell Sike
Coldwell Sike |
F Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer
Saughtree
James Elliot |
039.14 |
[situation] Branching off on the West Bank of Dawston Burn. A small burn rising on Saughtree Fell & flowing in a south easterly direction And empties itself into Dawston Burn. |
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DAWSTON BURN |
Dawston Burn
Dawston Burn
Dawston Burn
Dawston Burn |
F Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot
Estate Map |
039.14 |
A considerable burn at the junction of Allison Burn and White Grain it retains its name and flowing in a South Westerly direction nearly tangent with the main road for 2 miles empties itself into Liddel Water |
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CUD GUTTER |
Cud Gutter
Cud Gutter |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039.14 |
[situation] Branching off on the East side of Dawston Burn. A small stream rising on Hudshouse Rig & falling into Dawston Burn. |
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[signed] J McDonnell Sap R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CAIRN KNOWE |
Cairn Knowe
Cairn Knowe
Cairn Knowe |
F. Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot Middleholm |
039.14 |
[situation] On Hudshouse Rig. A small hillock on Dawston Rig the surface of which is covered with R.P [Rough Pasture] on the farm of Saughtree |
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HUDSHOUSE RIG |
Hudshouse Rig
Hudshouse Rig
Hudshouse Rig
Hudshouse Rig |
F Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot
Estate Documents |
039.14 |
[situation] On the East of Dawston Burn. A considerable ridge extending from Beatties Knowe to Barren Hill it is situated between Dawston Burn and Liddel Water the surface of which is R.P. [Rough Pasture] on the farm of Saughtree. |
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[signed] John McDonnell Saper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LIDDEL WATER |
Liddel Water
Liddel Water
Liddel Water |
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
F Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
James Elliot |
039.14 |
[situation] From the junction of Peel and Wormscleuch Burn S.W. [South West] through En. [Eastern] division of Parish.
A considerable Stream having its source from the junction of Peel and Wormscleuch Burn it flows in a Southerly direction and empties into the River Esk |
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PICTS' WORK DITCH [Catrail] |
Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch |
Chalmers' Caledonian
New Statl [statistical] Acct [Account] of Roxburghshire
Gazetteer of Scotland |
039.14 |
[situation] On the West of Liddel Water. An ancient line of defence consisting of a fosse and double rampart which is now generally said to have been constructed by the Romanized Britons during the Saxon invasion. |
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[signed] John McDonnell Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SPOUT SIKE |
Spout Sike
Spout Sike
Spout Sike |
Mr Turnbull Shep [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
Archibald Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot Middleholm |
039.13 |
[Situation] To the West of Dawston Burn.
A Small Stream rising North East of Old Saughtree flowing in a South easterly direction and empties itself into Dawston Burn |
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STIRK SIKE |
Stirk Sike
Stirk Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039.14 |
[Situation] West of Dawston Burn.
A small stream rising on Saughtree fell & falling into Dawston Burn. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.14.4
[Signed] John Mcd [McDonnell] |
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WATCH SIKE |
Watch Sike
Watch Sike
Watch Sike |
John Turnbull Shep [Sheoherd] of Old Saughtree
Archibald Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot |
039.14 |
[Situation] West of Dawston Burn._
A small Sike rising at the base of Saughtree Fell., flowing in an easterly direction and empties itself into Dawston Burn |
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DAWSTONBURN BRIDGE |
Dawstonburn Bridge
Dawstonburn Bridge
Dawstonburn Bridge |
James Telfer Schoolmaster
John Turnbull Shepd [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
James Elliot._ |
039.14 |
[Situation] Over Dawston Burn._
A bridge over Dawston Burn with one arch; leading from Castleton to Hawick |
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Sheet 39.14.4
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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MUCKLE WRAE CLEUCH |
Muckle Wrae. Cleuch
Muckle Wrae. Cleuch
Muckle Wrae. Cleuch |
A Stavert Farmer Sahughtree
John Turnbull Shepd [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
James Elliot. |
039.14 |
[Situation] South of Liddel Water
This name applies to a Hollow having a stream which flows through it - the latter flows in a northerly direction and empties itself into Liddel Water |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.14 -5
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BEATTIE'S KNOWE |
Beattie's Knowe
Beattie's Knowe
Beattie's Knowe |
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
John Turnbull Old Saughtree
James Elliot. |
039.14 |
[Situation] South of Hudshouse Rig.
A small hillock on Dawston Rig the surface of which is RP [Rough Pasture] on the farm of Saughtree; |
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Sheet 39.14.5 |
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HUDSHOUSE (Ruins of) |
Hudshouse
Hudshouse
Hudshouse |
John Turnbull Shepd [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
Archibald Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot._ |
039.14 |
[Situation] On the West bank of Liddel Water.
A house two storeys high, formerly a farm house, it stands close to Liddel Water and is at present in ruins. |
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TOWER (Site of) [Hudshouse] |
Tower (Site of)
Tower (Site of)
Tower (Site of) |
John Turnbull Shepd [Shepherd] Old Saughtree
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
James Elliot. |
039.14 |
[Situation] To the North of Hudshouse.
The site of a Peel or Tower occupied by the Border marauders its Site is on the North western Side of the Liddel Water and Close to an old farm house |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.14.6
[Signed] John McDonnel |
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WINDY KNOWE |
Windy Knowe
Windy Knowe
Windy Knowe |
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
J Telfer Schoolmaster
James Elliot. |
039.14 |
[situation] 27 chains S.E. [South East] of Hudshouse
A considerable hill the surface of which is RP. [Rough Pasture] on the farm of Saughtree |
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WHININGTON SIKE |
Whinington Sike
Whinington Sike
Whinington Sike |
A Stavert Farmer Saughtree
William Hatton Shepd [Shepherd] Thirleshope
James Elliot. |
039.14 |
[Situation] South of Windy Knowe._
A Small burn rising at the base of Windy Knowe flowing in a southerly direction and emptying itself into Thirleshope Burn |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.14.6
[Signed] John McDonnell Sap [Sapper] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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FANNA HILL |
Fanna Heights
Fanna Heights
Fanna Heights
Fanna Heights
Fanna Hill
Fanna Hill
Fanna Hill |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
James Telfer
Property Documents
Blackwoods Co. [County] Map
Gazetteer of Scotland
Jeffrey's History of Roxburgh |
039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Hobkirk and Castleton.
A large ridge on the farm of Saughtree; extending a distance of about 3 miles. it is about 1500 feet above sea level.
Hill to be adopted on Plans this height being one of the summits of what is often considered the Cheviot range - not in itself a chain of hills as the name heights would imply. |
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FANNA BOG |
Fanna Bog
Fanna Bog |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Fanna Heights
A wet patch of land on the farm of Singden. |
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CUTTIT SIKE |
Cuttit Sike
Cuttit Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] 10 chains S.W. [South West] of Fanna Bog
A small stream rising on Fanna Heights & falling into Lang Grain. |
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SINGDEN BURN |
Singden Burn
Singden Burn |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] 30 Chains s.E [South East] of Fanna Bog. S [South] to Caddroun Burn.
A large stream flowing from the Confluence of Lang Grain & Swire Sike & falling into Cauldron Burn |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39 Trace 1
[Signed] P McHugh
Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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DOG KNOWE |
Dog Knowe
Dog Knowe |
James Elliot Middleholm
Archibald Stavert, Saughtree |
039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Hobkirk and Castleton.
A large knowe on the farm of Singden. |
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DOGBANK HILL |
Dogbank Hill
Dogbank Hill |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] Between Dog Knowe and Patie's Bog.
A small hill on the farm of Singden. |
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SWARE SIKE |
Swire Sike
Swire Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
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[Situation] East of Fanna Bog.
A small stream rising at Fanna Swire & falling into Singden Burn. |
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MURDERDEAN SIKE |
Murderdean Sike
Murderdean Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] North of Singden Burn.
A small stream rising on Dog Knowe & falling into Hindley Sike. |
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NOTE-O-THE-GATE T.P. |
Note o' - the Gate T.P [Turnpike]
Note o' - the Gate T.P [Turnpike]
Note o' - the Gate T.P [Turnpike]
Note o' - the Gate T.P [Turnpike] |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
James Telfer, Schoolmaster
Johnston's County Map |
039 |
[Situation] Near Northern Parish Boundary.
A small house on the Turnpike Road heading from Castleton to Jedburgh; occupied by a collector of tolls. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39 Trace 1
[Sware Sike] Sware - Swire - Swyre
The most level spot between two hills
Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
Sware - hitherto adopted.
[Signed] P McHugh
Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CLIFFHOPE BURN |
Cliffhope Burn
Cliffhope Burn
Cliffhope Burn |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[Situation] From the junction of White Grain and Redscar Sike - S. [South] to Dawston Burn
A large stream flowing from the confluence of Redscar Sike & White Grain & falling into Daston Burn. |
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REDSCAR SIKE |
Redscar Sike
Redscar Sike
Redscar Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[Situation] On Whitegrain Fell.
A small stream rising on Whitegrain Fell & falling into Cliffhope Burn. |
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WHITE GRAIN |
White Grain
White Grain
White Grain |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[Situation] On Whitegrain Fell.
A large stream rising on Fanna Heights & falling into Cliffhope Burn. |
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ALISON SIKE |
Alison Sike
Alison Sike
Alison Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039.05 |
[Situation] From Whitegrain Fell and Mid Hill - SSW. [South South West] to Dawston Burn.
A large stream rising on Fanna Heights & falling into Daston Burn. |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
038; 039 |
[Situation] 60 Chains South of Whitegrain Fell.
A large hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39 Trace 1
[Signed] P McHugh
Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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GUNSHEUGH SIKE |
Gunsheugh Sike
Gunsheugh Sike
Gunsheugh Sike |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] of Mid Hill
A small stream rising on Mid Hill & falling into Rough Grain. |
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ROUGH GRAIN |
Rough Grain
Rough Grain |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] To the West of Rough Grain.
A small stream rising on Mid Hill and falling into Cliffhope Burn. |
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Sheet 39. Trace 1
[Signed] P McHugh
Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CADDROUN BURN |
Caudron Burn
Caudron Burn
Caudron Burn |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] From the junction of Singden Burn and Hindley Sike South to Liddel Water. A large stream flowing from the confluence of Singden Burn & Hindley Sike in a southerly direction & falling into Liddel Water. |
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LITTLE SWINE CLEUCH |
Little Swine Cleuch
Little Swine Cleuch |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] East of Caddroun Burn. A hollow on the farm of Wormscleuch having a stream coextensive with it. |
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DOD FELL |
Dod Fell
Dod Fell |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] East of Caddroun Burn. A very large prominent feature on the farm of Wormscleuch. |
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SINGDEN PLANTATION |
Singden Plantation
Singden Plantation |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] On the west bank of Caddroun Burn. A small plantation of mixed wood on the farm of Singden. |
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Caddroun - a cauldron Dr [Doctor] Jamiesons' Scottish Dictionary
[signed] P McHugh Lance Corporal Royal Engineers. |
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HINDLEY SIKE |
Hindley Sike
Hindley Sike
Hindley Sike |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] North of Cadroun Burn
A large stream rising near the Note o' the Gate & falling into Caudean Burn. |
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OLD FOLD KNOWE |
Old Fold Knowe
Old Fold Knowe |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] At the junction of Hindley Sike
A small knowe on the farm of Singden. |
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EAST HILL |
East Hill
East Hill
East Hill |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] 10 chains S.E. [South East] of Old Fold Knowe.
A large hill on the farm of Singden. |
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SINGDEN |
Singden
Singden
Singden
Singdean |
James Elliot
Estate Map
Archibald Stavert
Johnston's County Map |
039 |
[Situation] 15 chains N.W. [North West] of the junction of Muckle Swine Cleuch with Caddroun Burn.
A small house with office houses attached; occupied by shepherds. there is a large sheep farm attached. |
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[Signed] P McHugh
Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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WANE CLEUCH |
Wane Cleuch
Wane Cleuch
Wane Cleuch |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] West of Singden Plantation. A considerable hollow on the farm of Singden; a large stream flows through it. |
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WINDY EDGE |
Windy Edge
Windy Edge
Windy Edge |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
038; 039 |
[situation] At the west end of Wane Cleuch. A small ridge on the farm of Saughtree. |
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COOPERCLEUCH KNOWE |
Coopercleuch Knowe
Coopercleuch Knowe
Coopercleuch Knowe |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] 5 chains South of Windy Edge. A small hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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COOPER CLEUCH |
Cooper Cleuch
Cooper Cleuch |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] At the west side of Coopercleuch Knowe. A considerable hollow on the farm of Saughtree through which flows a stream called Abbey Sike. |
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MUCKLE HEAD |
Muckle Head
Muckle Head |
James Eliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] East of Cliffhope Burn. A small hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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[Signed] P McHugh Lance Corporal Royal Engineers. |
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MID GRAIN |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[situation] West of Singden Burn. A small stream rising on Whitegrain Fell & falling into Long Grain. |
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PATIE'S SIKE |
Patie's Sike
Patie's Sike
Patie's Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] South of Mid Grain. A small stream rising at Lamblair Hill & falling into Singden Burn. |
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PATIE'S BOG |
Patie's Bog
Patie's Bog
Patie's Bog |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] On the South bank of Singden A small patch of wet land on the farm of Singden. |
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WHITEGRAIN FELL |
Whitegrain Fell
Whitegrain Fell
Whitegrain Fell |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] N.W. [North West] of Lamblair Hill. A large ridge on the farm of Saughtree |
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LAMBLAIR HILL |
Lamblair Hill
Lamblair Hill
Lamblair Hill |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] of Patie's Bog. A small hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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[signed] P McHugh Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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COOMB EDGE |
Coomb Edge
Coomb Edge
Coomb Edge |
James Telfer Shep. [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shep [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot Middleholm |
039 |
[situation] 40 chains S.E. [South East] of Easter Hill. A considerable hill of a circular appearance the surface of which is partly covered with Rough & Heathy pasture there stands upon its summit a Trig [Trigonometrical] station. |
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STONYGAIR SIKES |
Stonygair Sikes
Stonygair Sikes
Stonygair Sikes |
James Telfer Shep [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shep [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[situation] 70 chains South of Coomb Edge. Two small streams which join into one rising at the base of Dod Hill flowing in a southerly direction and empties itself into Wormscleuch Burn |
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COOMB SIKE |
Coomb Sike
Coomb Sike
Coomb Sike |
James Telfer Shep [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shep [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[situation] From the Su [southern] extremity of Coomb. A small burn rising at the southern base of Coomb Edge flowing in Southerly direction and empties itself into Wormscleuch Burn. |
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[signed] J McD [John McDonnell] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WHEEL CAUSEY |
Wheel Causey Wheel Causey Wheel Causeway at Roman Road |
James Elliot Middleholm
James Telfer Schoolmaster Johnston's County Map |
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[situation] Between Wheel Rig and Peel Burn. This is merely a Deans Road an undefined right of way; & there is not the slightest indication of anything like a made way along its route. |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 39 Trace 2
A Roman Road bearing the name of the Wheel Causey possibly went off from Watling Street to traverse upper Teviotdale and at all events traversed the north-east corner of Liddesdale and left Scotland at Deadwater to pass on under the modern name of the Maiden Way through Severus' wall to the Maiden Castle on Stanmore in Westmorland". Gazetteer of Scotland.
Catrial or Picts' Work Ditch - See Page 84 for Authorities
[Signed] P McHugh Lance Corporal Royal Engineers. |
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NEIDES LAW |
Neides Law
Neides Law
Neides Law |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On the Boundary between Southdean and Castleton.
A hill Connically shaped the surface of which is covered with rough Pasture there stands upon its summit a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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MAG AND THE BAIRNS' CAIRN |
Mag and the Bairns' Cairn
Mag and the Bairns' Cairn
Mag and the Bairns' Cairn |
R Thornton Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On Neides Law
This name applies to a heap of stones on Neides Law. Used as a guide for shepherds in Foggy weather. |
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TURPY SIKE |
Turpy Sike
Turpy Sike
Turpy Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[situation] East of Watch Knowe.
A small burn rising on Wheel Rig flowing in a Southerly direction and empties itself into Peel Burn |
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Parish of Castleton Sheet 39. 2
[Neides Law] Neide - necessity Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc: [Scottish] Dicty. [Dictionary]
Neides Law.- Gazetteer of Scotland
[Signed] John McD [McDonnell] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WHEEL RIG |
Wheel Rig
Wheel Rig
Wheel Rig |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] At the N.En. [North eastern] extremity of the Parish.
A Long ridge extending from Wheelrig Head sown to the junctions of Peel Burn and Wormscleuch Burn, the Surface of which is covered with Rough Pasture, there lands upon it two Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Stations |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
J. Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot. |
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[Situation] On Wheel Rig.
A Small hillock slightly elevated, on [Wheel Rig] |
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HARTWELL BURN |
Hartwell Burn
Hartwell Burn |
James Elliot
Michael Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] From Myredike Muir North to Liddel Water.
A Small Stream formed by the junction of two runners from Myredike Muir. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.2
[signed] John D [ John McDonnell] R E |
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HARTSHORN PIKE |
Hartshorn Pike
Hartshorn Pike
Hartshorn Pike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Southdean and Castleton.
A middling sized hillock the surface of which is covered with R [Rough] and Heathy Pasture there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the Summit |
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WHEELRIG HEAD |
Wheelrig Head
Wheelrig Head
Wheelrig Head |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Southdean and Castleton.
A middling Sized Knowe the surface of which is rough Pasture the boundary passes over its summit, and forms the march between the two Counties |
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WYLIE'S SIKE |
Wylie's Sike
Wylie's Sike |
James Elliot.
R. Thomson. |
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[Situation] 20 chains South of Hartshorn Pike. A small stream rising near Hartshorn Pike & flowing past Wylie's Craigs. |
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BUTTERLEE BRAE |
Butterlee Brae
Butterlee Brae
Butterlee Brae |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] 2½ chains S.W. [South West] of Hartshorn Pike.
The facel of A ridge Slightly elevated, the surface is Rough Pasture. |
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Parish of Castleton
Plan 39. Sheet 2
[Signed] John McDonnell Sr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] North of Peel Burn
A small burn having its rise at the base of Wheelrig Head flowing in a southerly direction and empties itself into Peel Burn |
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PEEL BURN |
Peel Burn
Peel Burn
Peel Burn |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] From the south of Harthorn Pike SW [South West] to Liddel Water. A middling sized stream having its rise at the base of Hartshorn Pike flowing in a South Westerly direction until it joins the River Liddel. |
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SHOOTER'S SIKE |
Shooter's Sike
Shooter's Sike
Shooter's Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] South of Peel Burn
A small stream rising at the base of Peel Hill flowing in a northerly direction and empties itself into Peel Burn |
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Parish of Castleton -- Sheet 39.2
[signed] John McD [McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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HEATHER KNOWE |
Heather Knowe
Heather Knowe
Heather Knowe |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] South of Peel Burn.
A small hill slightly elevated the surface of which is Rough Pasture. |
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DRY SIKE |
Dry Sike
Dry Sike
Dry Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] East of Peel Burn.
A Small burn rising at the base of Peel Fell, flowing in a westerly direction and empties itself into Peel Burn |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39.2
[Signed] John McD [McDonnell] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CRAIGY SIKE |
Craigie Sike
Craigie Sike
Craigie Sike |
R Thomson Shep [Shepherd] Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] South of Peel Burn
A small stream rising at the base of Heather Knowe flowing in a northerly direction and empties itself into Peel Burn |
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BUTTERLEE PLANTATION |
Butterlee Plantation
Butterlee Plantation
Butterlee Plantation |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the North of Peel Burn.
An enclosure having a few scatt [scattered] trees partly Fir and Forest. |
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Parish of Castleton -- Sheet 39.2
[signed] John McD [McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers]
[Note] -- Craigy, Rocky -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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RUSHY RIG |
Rushy Rig
Rushy Rig
Rushy Rig |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Southdeean and Castleton
A Small ridge the surface of which is R. [Rough] Pasture the boundary runs to nearly its summit and forms the march between Roxburghshire and Northumberland |
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CATHIDE SIKE |
Cathide Sike
Cathide Sike
Cathide Sike |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] South of Rushy Rig.
A Small burn rising at the base of Castle Hill flows in a Southerly direction and enters - flowing under the ground and flows into Muckleswine Cleuch |
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MUCKLE SWINE CLEUCH |
Muckle Swine Cleuch
Muckle Swine Cleuch
Muckle Swine Cleuch |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot. |
039 |
[Situation] South West of Neides Law
A hollow through which flows a middling sized Stream it rises at the base of Neids Law and runs into Chaldron Burn |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39. 2
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper R E [Royal Engineers] |
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WORMSCLEUCH BURN |
Wormscleuch Burn
Wormscleuch Burn
Wormscleuch Burn |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] From between Neides Law and Wheelrig Head SW [South West] to Liddel Water
A considerable stream rising at the base of Neides law flows in a Southerly direction and throws itself into the River Liddel. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39 2
[signed] John McD [McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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WHITE STONES |
White Stones
White Stones |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Dawston Burn
This name is applied to some loose stones, on the face of a steep brae, on the farm of Saughtree. |
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STOTFIELD CLEUCH |
Stotfield Cleuch
Stotfield Cleuch |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] NW North West] of Caddroun Burn
A considerable hollow on the farm of Saughtree; having a stream coextensive with it. |
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BARREN HILL |
Barren Hill
Barren Hill |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] Between Abbey Knowe ad Caddroun Rig
A small hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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ABBEY KNOWE |
Abbey Knowe
Abbey Knowe
Abbey Knowe |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert
Estate Map |
039 |
[Situation] On the East of Dawston Burn
A small hill on the farm of Saughtree. |
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ABBEY (Site of) [S of Abbey Knowe] |
Abbey (site of)
Abbey (site of) |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] South of Abbey Knowe.
This spot is pointed out as the site of an Abbey; and Mr A Stavert of Saughtree has a large stone cross that was found in Daston Burn, a little below where the Abbey stood; the cross has the appearance of those crosses that surmount catholic places of Worship. |
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[Signed] P McHugh Lce Corp RE [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BERRY KNOWE |
Berry Knowe
Berry Knowe |
James Elliot Middleholm
Archibald Stavert Saughtree |
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[Situation] On the West bank of Cliffhope Burn.
A small hill on the farm of Saughtree |
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CLIFFHOPE |
Cliffhope
Cliffhope
Cliffhope
Grain |
James Elliot.
Estate Map.
Archibald Stavert.
Johnstons County Map. |
039 |
[Situation] Near the junction of Cliffhope Burn and Alison Sike.
A small house one storey high, on the farm of Saughtree occupied by a shepherd. |
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Parish of Castleton
Sheet 39 Trace 3.
[Signed] P. McHugh Lcpl [Lance Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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SAUGHTREE FELL |
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell
Saughtree Fell |
James Elliot.
James Telfer, Schoolmaster.
Archibald Stavert. |
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[Situation] 40 chains South of Berry Knowe.
A very large ridge on the farm of Saughtree, about 1500 feet above sea level. |
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DOROTHY SIKE |
Dorothy Sike
Dorothy Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert. |
039.09 |
[Situation] N.W. [North West] of Saughtree Fell.
A small stream rising from Saughtree Fell & falling into Alison Sike. |
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ABBEY SIKE |
Abbey Sike
Abbey Sike |
James Elliot.
Archibald Stavert. |
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[Situation] East of Abbey Knowe.
A small stream rising from Coopercleuch Knowe & falling into Daston Burn. |
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SAUGHIE SIKES |
Saughie Sikes
Saughie Sikes |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
{Situation] East of Cadroun Burn
Two small stream rising at the base of Dod Fell & falling into Caudron Burn |
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DAWSTON BURN |
Daston Burn
Daston Burn
Daston Burn
Dawstone Burn
Dawstane
Dawstane |
James Elliot.
Estate Map.
Archibald Stavert.
Johnston's County Map
Impl [Imperial] Gazeteer of Scotland.
Valuation Rolls. |
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[Situation] from the junction of Cliffhope Burn and Alison Sike S.E. [South East] to Liddel Water.
A large stream flowing from the confluence of Cliffhope Burn & Alison Sike & falling into Liddel Water. |
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Sheet 39 Trace 3
[signed] P McHugh Lce Cpl [Lance Corporal] R E [Royal Engineers] |
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CADDROUN RIG |
Caudron Rig
Caudron Rig |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] On the East of Caddroun Burn.
A small ridge on the farm of Wormscleuch. |
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CADDROUN POTS |
Caudron Pots
Caudron Pots |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
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[Situation] In Caddroun Burn.
Several deep holes in Caudron Burn; caused by the action of water on sandstone rock; the holes are in the rock & at the bottom of the stream |
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HOLY GRAIN |
Holy Grain
Holy Grain |
James Elliot
Arcibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] North of Caddroun Burn.
A small stream rising on Caudron Rig & falling into Liddel Water |
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WHEEL-LANDS SIKE |
Wheel-lands Sike
Wheel-lands Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
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[Situation] at the junction of Caddroun Burn with Liddel Water.
A small stream rising on Caudron Rig & falling into Liddel Water |
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Caddroun a caldron Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
Caddroun a caldron Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary] |
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FORTS [Saughtree] |
Forts
Forts |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] On the West bank of Liddel Water.
These are the remains of two British Forts, on the farm of Saughtree. The ditches are composed of stones. |
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DEAD SIKE |
Dead Sike
Dead Sike |
James Elliot
Archibald Stavert |
039 |
[Situation] South of Liddel Water.
A small stream rising to the south of Liddel Water & falling into it. |
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LITTLE WRAE CLEUCH |
Little Wrae Cleuch
Little Wrae Cleuch |
James Elliot
Charles Jardine Riccarton |
039 |
[Situation] South of Liddel Water.
A small hollow on the farm of Thorlieshope having a stream coextensive with it |
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MUCKLE WRAE CLEUCH |
Muckle Wrae Cleuch
Muckle Wrae Cleuch |
James Elliot
Charles Jardine |
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[Situation] South of Liddel Water. A small hollow on the farm of Thorlieshope having a stream coextensive with. |
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KNOCKING STONE [Alison Sike] |
Knocking stone
Knocking Stone |
Alexander McDonnell Note o'the Gate
Thomas Ashcroft Note o'the Gate |
039 |
[Situation] On the north of Alison Sike. A large free-stone in which there is a circular hole measuring about 9 inches in diameter said to have been used by the ancients for grinding corn. |
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WORMSCLEUCH |
Wormscleuch
Wormscleuch
Wormscleuch |
James Telfer Shepherd Wormscleugh
R Thomson Shepherd Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On the west of Wormscleuch burn. A small house two stories high, slated and in good repair; having a garden attached, the property of T Scott Esq Latham; Tennanted by James Telfer |
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FLUSH SIKE |
Flush Sike
Flush Sike
Flush Sike |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] West of Wormscleuch Burn
a small stream rising a little south west of Green Sike flowing in a South easterly direction and falls into Wormscleugh Burn |
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[Signed] J McD [McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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FOG STONE |
Fog Stone
Fog Stone
Fog Stone |
J. Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Wormscleuch Burn.
This name applies to a stone projecting out from a scaur on Wormscleuch Burn |
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DEEP SIKE |
Deep Sike
Deep Sike
Deep Sike |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] West of Wormscleuch Burn.
A Small Stream rising 2000 chains West of the Fog Stone flowing in a South East direction and empties itself into Wormscleuch Burn |
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WHINTON SIKE |
Whinton Sike
Whinton Sike
Whinton Sike |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] Weast of Wormscleuch Burn.
A Small Stream rising South West of Deep Sike flowing in a South easterly direction and empties itself into Wormscleuch Burn |
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Signed John McDonnell S. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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COLDWELL HEAD |
Coldwell Head
Coldwell Head
Coldwell Head |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] Between Liddel Water and Wormscleuch Burn.
A Small Knowe the surface of which is covered with Rough Pasture, there stands upon its summit a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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COLD WELL |
Cold Well
Cold Well
Cold Well |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On the West side of Coldwell Head.
A Spring Well a little West of Coldwell Hd. [Head] it was at one time attended by a great many people when troubled with any disease. |
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Signd J McD Sap. R.E. [John McDonnell Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BAGRAW FORD |
Bagraw Ford
Bagraw Ford
Bagraw Ford
Bagraw Ford |
James Telfer Schoolmaster Saughtree
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
James Elliot
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
039 |
[Situation] Through Peel Burn. A ford through Peel Burn over which the Wheel Causey passes. |
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LIDDEL WATER |
Liddel Water
River Liddel
Liddel Water |
J. Telfer Schoolmaster Saughtree
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] From the junction of Peel and Wormscleugh Burn SW [South West] through En [Eastern] division of Parish.
A considerable burn has its source from this junction of Peel Burn and Wormscleuch, it gets wide and wider according as it travels, it flows tangent to the outskirts of Newcastleton, and forms the boundary between Dumfries-shire and Cumberland it joins the River Esk a short distance above the Scots [border] |
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NEW MYREDYKES |
New Myredykes
New Myredykes
New Myredykes
New Myredykes |
J Telfer Schoolmaster
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
James Elliot
Estate Documents. |
039 |
[Situation] On the West Bank of Liddel Water. A middling Sized farm house one storey high Slated and in good repair having an arable farm and a Sheep farm the property of T Scott Esq Latham. |
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Sheet 39.4
[signed] J McDonnell Sap [Sapper] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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PLANTING KNOWE |
Planting Sike
Planting Sike
Planting Sike
Planting Knowe
Planting Knowe
Planting Knowe |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] North of Peel Sike. A small hillock very slightly elevated the surface of which is Rough Pasture there stands upon its highest Point a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station. |
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PEEL FELL |
Peel Fell
Peel Fell
Peel Fell |
R Thomson Shepherd Peel
James Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the Boundary between Roxburgh and Northumberlandshires.
A very large Ridge having two Trigl [Trigonometrical] Stations on its summit; the surface of which is covered with Rough and Rocky Heath Pasture. There is a very remarkable rock standing close to the boundary on the said Ridge. It appears to be about 2000 feet above sea level. |
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JENNY STORIE'S STANE |
Jenny Storie's Stane
Jenny Storie's Stane
Jenny Storie's Stane |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the boundary between Roxburgh and Northumberlandshires. A considerable Stone and very remarkable shaped like a Sedan Chair standing on Peel Fell close to a B [Boundary] Mark. |
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DOUR KNOWES |
Dour Knowes
Dour Knowes
Dour Knowes |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] 30 chains west of Peel Fell. Two Small Knowes slightly elevated at the base of Peel Fell which are covered with R [Rough] Pasture. |
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[signed] C Jack
[signed] John McDonnell Sap RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WHEEL CHURCH (Site of) |
Wheel Chapel (site of)
Wheel Chapel (site of)
Wheel Chapel (site of)
Wheel Church
Wheel Church |
J Telfer Shepd [ Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot
Chamber's Caledonia
Johnston's County Map |
039 |
[Situation] On the East of Wheel Rig. This is supposed to have been used as a place of worship in former times. Originally a Roman Catholic chapel. It is handed down by Tradition, the "basin" which held the Holy Water was converted into a Pigs Trough by a man who was in want of such an article and was latterly broken up by domestics for their use |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] East of Peel Burn. [scored through description] |
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Coomb Spouts |
Coom Sike Spout
Coom Sike Spout
Coom Sike Spout |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
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A rock in Wormscleuch Burn the water rushes over it; It has a fall of about 8 Feet |
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Coomb Spouts |
Mid Coomb Spout
Mid Coomb Spout
Mid Comb Spout |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] on Wormscleuch Burn.
A stone in Wormscleuch Burn, the water rushes over it, its fall is about 10 Feet |
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Coomb Spouts |
Under Coomb Spout
Under Coomb Spout
Under Coomb Spout |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
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A perpendicular Stone in Wormscleuch Burn the water washes over it, with a Considerable force |
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[signed] John McDonnell Sap RE [Sapper Royal Engineers]
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WALL SIKE |
Wall Sike
Wall Sike
Wall Sike |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J. Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] East of Peel burn.
A Small Stream rising at the base of Peel Fell flowing in a Westerly direction and empties itself into Peel Sike. |
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HARRY'S WELL |
Harry's Well
Harry's Well
Harry's Well |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J. Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] About 5 chains South of Peel.
A Small Spring well about 6 Chains South of Peel and a little up from the junctions of Wall and Peel Sikes. |
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PEEL SIKE |
Peel Sike
Peel Sike
Peel Sike |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] Between Planting Knowe and Dour Knowes. A small burn rising near Dour Knowe flowing in a Westerly direction and empties itself into Peel burn. |
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PEEL |
Peel
Peel
Peel |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the west of Peel Sike. A small house one storey high slated and in good repair having a V [vegetable] garden attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleugh. Tenanted by R Thomson Shepherd and J Riddal Lbr [Labourer]. |
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TOWER (Site of) [Peel] |
Tower (site of)
Tower (site of)
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R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] At Peel.
This name applies to a fortified house which likely was occupied by [the] Elliots in former times. No remains of it can be seen only the supposed place where it stood can be seen a hole from where stone might have been removed. This is the site of a border Tower. |
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Sheet 39.4
[Signed] J McD [John McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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MOSSY KNOWE |
Mossy Knowe
Mossy Knowe
Mossy Knowe |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ]Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] Between Peel Burn and County boundary. A small hillock the surface of which is Rough Pasture. |
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RUSHY KNOWE |
Rushy Knowe
Rushy Knowe
Rushy Knowe |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ]Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot |
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[Situation] On the County Boundary. A small hillock the surface of which is covered with Rough Pasture the Scot's Dyke runs over its summit. |
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CATRAIL |
Catrail
Catrail
Catrail |
New Statl Acct [Statistical Account] of Roxburgh Thomas Ashcroft Note o' the gate
Alexander McDonnell Note o' the gate |
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[Situation] A remarkable double line of trench fortification which can be traced at intervals from near the junction of Gala and Tweed - SE by E [South East by East] to Peel Fell on the boundary between Castleton and Cumberlandshire believed to have been a dividing fence between the romanized britons of the Cumbrian Kingdom and their Saxon invaders on the East. |
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PICTS' WORK DITCH [Catrail] |
Pict's Work Ditch.
Pict's Work Ditch.
Pict's Work Ditch. |
New Statl Acct [Statistical Account] of Roxburgh
Thomas Ashcroft Note o' the gate
Alexander McDonnell Note o' the gate |
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[Situation] A remarkable double line of trench fortification which can be traced at intervals from near the junction of Gala and Tweed - SE by E [South East by East] to Peel Fell on the boundary between Castleton and Cumberlandshire believed to have been a dividing fence between the romanized britons of the Cumbrian Kingdom and their Saxon invaders on the East. |
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Sheet 39.4
[Signed] John McD [McDonnell] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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MYREDYKES MUIR |
Myredykes Moor
Myredykes Muir
Myredykes Muir
Myredykes Muir |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot
Estate Documents |
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[Situation] Between Liddel Water and the County Boundary.
A large patch of moorland on the farm of Myredykes. |
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OLD MYREDYKES |
Old Myredykes
Old Myredykes
Old Myredykes
Old Myredykes |
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
J Riddal Lbr [Labourer] Peel
James Elliot
Estate Documents |
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[Situation] About 20 chains South of Myredykes Muir.
A small house thatched and in bad repair having a small vegetable garden attached the property of Elliot Esq Tenanted by Agricultural Labourers. |
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Sheet 39.4
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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HARTWELL SIKE |
Hartwell Sike
Hartwell Sike
Hartwell Sike |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot. |
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A small burn rises at the base of Thorlies Hope Sike flowing in a north easterly direction and empties itself into Hartwell Burn |
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BACK SIKE |
Back Sike
Back Sike
Back Sike |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] SW [South West] of Hartwell Burn. A small stream having its source south of Hartwell Sike running in a north easterly direction and flows into Mire Sike. |
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TINKLING WELL |
Tinkling Well
Tinkling Well
Tinkling Well |
James Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Liddel Water. A small well, a little north of New Miredykes and close to the River Liddel. |
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RASHY SIKE |
Rashie Sike
Rashie Sike
Rashie Sike |
J Telfer Shepd [ Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] South of Liddel Water.
A Small Stream rising at the base of Thorlieshope Heights flowing in a Northerly direction and empties itself into the River Liddel. |
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HOB KNOWE |
Hob Knowe
Hob Knowe
Hob Knowe |
J Telfer Shepd [Shepherd] Wormscleuch
R Thomson Shepd [Shepherd] Peel
James Elliot |
039 |
[Situation] 20 chains S W [South West of New Myredykes.
A Small hillock the Surface of which is covered with Rough Pasture there stands upon its summit a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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Rashy - abounding with rushes - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty, [Scottish Dictionary]
[Signed] John Donnelly. |
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WYLIES SIKE |
Wylies Sike
Wylies Sike |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
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[Situation] Between Craigy and Haggie Knowe.
A middling sized stream rising at the Northern base of Craigy Knowe and the Southern base of Hartshorn Pike flowing in an easterly direction and empties itself into Keilderstane Cleuch. |
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CRAIGY KNOWE |
Craigy Knowe
Craigy Knowe |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
040 |
[Situation] At the N.E. [North East] point of Parish.
A small hillock the surface of which is covered with H [Heathy] Pasture, have a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the summit |
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KEILDERSTANE CLEUCH |
Keilderstane Cleuch
Keilderstane Cleuch |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
040 |
[Situation] On the Boundary between Roxburgh and Northumberland Shires.
This name applies to a Considerable hollow and also a burn, which flows through its centre it forms this boundary between Roxburghshire and Northumberland. |
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Craigy : - Rocky - Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary]
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers] |
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HAGGIE KNOWE |
Haggie Knowe
Haggie Knowe |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
040 |
[Situation] On the N.E. [North East] Parish Boundary.
A small hillock slightly elevated the surface of which is covered with H [Heathy] Pasture; there stands upon the summit a Trigl. [Trigonometrical ] Station. |
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WYLIE'S CRAIGS |
Wylie's Craigs
Wylie's Craigs |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
040 |
[Situation] On the County Boundary.
A number of rocks sloping nearly from the summit of Haggie Knowe down to its base. |
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KEILDER STANE |
Kielder Stane
Kielder Stane |
R. Thomson Shepd [Shepherd ] Peel
James Riddel Lbr [Labourer] Peel |
040 |
[Situation] Om the County Boundary.
A large stone standing on the boundary of Northumberland and Roxburghshire, close to Keilderstane Cleuch it forms a Boundary Mark. |
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Signed R. Stotherd Capt. R. Engs. [Royal Engineers
31st Aug 1858 [31 Aug 1858]
[Signed] John McDonnell Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers] |
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[volume] 5
CO [COUNTY] ROXBURGH
PH [PARISH] OF CASTLETON
Part 1
PLAN -- Page
33 -- 3.
37 -- 5.
38 -- 7.
38 -- 8 -- 43.
39 -- 5 -- 47.
38 -- 12 -- 55.
39 -- 9 -- 59.
38 -- 16 -- 67.
39 -- 13 -- 75.
39 -- 14 -- 81
39 -- 14 -- 91
40 -- 14 -- 129
[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 15 JUN. 91 |
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Plan -- Name of Object -- Pages
38 -- Ark Sikes -- 37.
39/5. 39/9. 39 -- Alison Sikes -- 53. 62. 93.
39 -- Abbey Knowe -- 109.
39 -- Abbey -- 109.
39 -- Abbey Sikes -- 111.
38. 38/8. 39/5. 39/9 -- Black Rig -- 9. 44. 52. 61
38. -- Berry Knowe -- 10.
38. -- Brown Rig -- 11.
38. -- Brownrig Sike -- 11.
38. -- Black Grain -- 12.
38. -- Blackgrain Side -- 12.
38. -- Back Grain -- 16.
38. -- Bught Shank -- 18.
38. -- Billhope -- 19.
38. -- Billhope Burn -- 19.
38. -- Billhope Hass -- 20.
38. -- Balderston Hill -- 26.
38. -- Balderston Plant [Plantation] -- 26.
38. -- Braidley Burn -- 27.
38. -- Braidleyhope -- 28.
38.-- Brack Sike -- 32.
38. 39/14. -- Barley Burn -- 35. 82
38.38/8. 38/12. -- Black Cleuch -- 39. 44. 55.
38. -- Bakethen Rig -- 40.
38/8. 39/5. -- Butter Bog -- 43. 47.
38/8. -- Butter Sike -- 43
38/8. 38.12. -- Black Sike -- 45. 56.
38/12. 39/9. -- Birkie Sike -- 58. 63.
38/16. -- Bear Gill -- 72.
39/13. -- Bell Hill -- 78.
39/14. -- Black Linn -- 82.
39/14. -- Beatties Knowe -- 88.
39. -- Butterlee Brae -- 103.
30. -- Blackgutter Sike -- 105.
39. -- Butterlee Plantn. [Plantation] -- 106.
39. -- Butterlee Sike -- 106.
39. -- Barren Hill -- 109
39. -- Bagraw Ford -- 118
39. -- Back Sike -- 127
38. -- Cauldcleuch Hill -- 7.
38. -- Crossbow Hill -- 21.
38. -- Crossbow Sike -- 21.
38. -- Cappel Cleuch -- 22.
38. 39/13. -- Cat Cleuch -- 23. 79.
38. -- Catcleuch Brae -- 23.
38. -- Crib Burn -- 28.
38. -- Crib Sike -- 28.
39/5. -- Crow Knowe -- 49
39/5 -- Crow Sike -- 49
39/5 -- Cooper Sike -- 51
39/5 -- Coal Grain -- 52
39/9 -- Cow Grain -- 62.
39/14 39 -- Coldwell Sike -- 82. 117.
39/14 -- Cud Gutter -- 82.
39/14 -- Cairn Knowe -- 83
39. -- Cutlet Sike -- 91.
39. -- Cliffhope Burn -- 93
39 -- Caddroun Burn -- 95
39. -- Coopercleuch Knowe -- 97
39. -- Cooper Cleuch -- 97.
39. -- Coomb Edge -- 99
39. -- Coomb Sike -- 99
39 -- Craigy Sike -- 106.
39 -- Cathide Sike -- 107.
39. -- Cliffhope -- 110.
39. -- Caddroun Rig -- 112.
39. -- Caddroun Pots -- 112.
39. -- Coldwell Head -- 117.
39. -- Cold Well -- 117.
39. -- Coomb Spouts -- 122.
40. -- Craigy Knowe -- 129.
38. -- Dod Hill -- 22.
38 -- Dod Plantation -- 37
38/12 38/16 -- Dry Gutter -- 57. 69.
39/9 -- Dorothy Sike -- 65
38/16 -- Deans Cleuch -- 70
39/14. 39. -- Dawston Burn -- 82. 111.
39/14 -- Dawstonburn Bridge -- 86
39. -- Dog Knowe -- 92
39. -- Dogbank Hill -- 92
39 -- Dod Fell -- 95
39. -- Dry Sike -- 105.
39. -- Dead Sike -- 113
39. -- Deep Sike -- 116.
39 -- Dour Knowes -- 120.
39/14 -- Easter Sike -- 81.
39. -- East Hill -- 96 |
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Plan -- Name of Object -- Page
33 -- Fanna Knowe -- 3.
33 -- Fanna Swan -- 3.
38. -- Footman Hass -- 7.
39/5 -- Fanna Sike -- 48
39. -- Fanna Hill -- 91
39/15. -- Fauhopeknowe Sike -- 76.
39/13. -- Fauhopeknowe -- 78
39/13. -- Fauhope Knowe -- 79
39. -- Fanna Bog -- 91.
39. -- Foils -- 113.
39. -- Flush Sike -- 115.
39. -- Fog Stone -- 116.
38. -- Greatmoor Hill -- 10
38. -- Gorrenberry Burn -- 17
38. -- Gorrenberry Tower -- 18
38 -- Geordies Sike -- 24.
38 -- Green Rig -- 33.
39. -- Green Sike -- 115.
39. -- Gunsheugh Sike -- 94.
38. -- Hind Sike -- 17
38. -- Hass Sike -- 20
38. -- Hind Knowe -- 23
38. -- Hair Knowe -- 24.
38. -- Hermitage Hill -- 26.
39/9 -- Hodgson Sike -- 62.
39.9. -- Hag Sike -- 63.
39/14 -- Hudshouse Rig -- 83.
39/14 -- Hudshouse -- 89
39. -- Hindley Sike -- 96.
39. -- Hartshorn Pike -- 103
39. -- Heather Knowe -- 105
39. -- Holy Grain -- 112.
39. -- Harrys Well -- 123
39 -- Hartwell Sike -- 127
39 -- Hob Knowe -- 128
40 -- Haggie Knowe -- 130
39. -- Hartwell Burn -- 102.
39 -- Jennys Stories Stane -- 120
38 -- Kiln Burn -- 37
39/5 -- Kiln Knowe -- 47
40 -- Keilderstane Cleuch -- 129
40 -- Keilder Stane -- 130
38 -- Langtae Sike -- 7
38. -- Langtae Hill -- 12.
38. -- Little Land Knowe -- 15
38 -- Limey Cleuch -- 19.
38 39/9 -- Long Sike -- 27. 64.
38. -- Little Yarn Sike -- 31.
38. -- Lansey Sike -- 34.
38. -- Long Grain -- 38.
39.5 -- Laidlehope Head -- 48
39/5 38/12 39/9 38/16 -- Laidlehope Burn -- 49. 58.59. 070.
38/12 -- Lariston Knowe -- 55.
39/13. 39/9. 38/16 -- Leip Burn -- 60. 73. 75.
39/9 -- Leip Rig -- 60.
38/16 -- Lairds Linn -- 68
39/14. 39. -- Liddel Water -- 84. 118
39 -- Lee Sike -- 94
39. -- Little Swine Cleuch -- 95
39 -- Lamblair Hill -- 98.
39. -- Little Wrae Cleuch -- 113.
37. -- Millstone Edge -- 5.
38 -- Mosspatrick Sware -- 9.
38. 39. -- Mid Hill -- 15. 93
38. -- Muckle Land Knowe -- 16.
38. -- Land Sike -- 16.
38. -- Mid Sike -- 27.
38 -- Muckle Yarn Sike -- 32
38 -- Merry Cleuch -- 41.
38/16 -- Mount -- 67
39. 39/13. 39/14. -- March Sike -- 77. 81. 106
39/16 39. -- Muckle Wrae Cleuch -- 87 113
39 -- Munderdean Sike -- 92.
29. -- Muckle Head -- 97.
39. -- Mid Grain -- 98.
39. -- Mag and the Bairns Cairn -- 101
39. -- Muckle Swine Sike -- 107.
39. -- Mossy Knowe -- 125
39. -- Myredykes Muir -- 126
38 -- North Mid Hill -- 11.
38/12 38/16 -- Ninestone Rig -- 57. 69.
38/16 Nine Stones -- 72.
39. -- Note-o-the-Gate T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 92.
39 -- Neides Law -- 101
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Plan -- Name of Object -- Page
39. -- Nolt Sike -- 123.
39. -- Old Fold Knowe -- 96.
39. -- Old Myredykes -- 126.
38 -- Pennygant Hill -- 13.
38. -- Peat Shank -- 17
38. 38/16 -- Pinyshiel Sike -- 38. 68
38/12 -- Pike Sike -- 58.
39/13 -- Pinglehole Sike -- 80.
39. -- Paties Bog -- 98.
39. -- Paties Sike -- 98.
39 -- Peel Burn -- 120.
39. -- Planting Knowe -- 119.
39. -- Peel Hill -- 120.
39 -- Peel Sike -- 124.
39. -- Peel -- 124
38. -- Queensmuir Sike -- 34.
38 -- Queens Mire -- 35.
38. -- Reedy Edge -- 30.
38 -- Reedyedge Sike -- 33.
38/16 -- Roughley Burn -- 72.
38/16 -- Reddington Sike -- 72
38/16 -- Reddington Knowe -- 73
38/16 -- Rams Gill -- 74.
39/13 -- Riccarton Burn -- 78.
39. -- Redscar Sike -- 93.
39 -- Rough Grain -- 94,
39. -- Rushy Rig -- 107.
39. -- Rushy Knowe -- 125
39. -- Rashy Sike -- 128.
39.33.38. -- Sawre Sike -- 3. 31. 92
38. -- Starcleuch Edge -- 9.
38. 38.12 38.16 -- Sundhope Burn -- 9. 57. 68.
38. -- Scaw'd Law -- 10.
38. -- Stony Cleuch -- 14
38. -- Stot Cleuch -- 18
38 -- South Mid Hill -- 20.
38. -- Stot Fell -- 24
38. -- Stotcleugh Edge -- 24
38 -- Sundhope Flow -- 29.
38 -- Sware Knowe -- 31
38. -- Star Cleuch -- 31.
38. -- Sware Rig -- 33.
38. -- Shiel Knowe -- 35.
38. -- Sundhope -- 39
38 -- Sundhope Rig -- 41.
38. -- Stanefauldgreen Sike -- 42
38/8 -- Sandy Edge -- 45.
38/8 -- Stitchelhill Quarry -- 45
39. 39/9 39/13 Saughter Hill -- 65. 77. 111
38/16 -- Stitchel Hill -- 70
39/15 -- Slatey Sike -- 75
39/13 39/14 -- Spout Sike -- 80. 85
39/14 -- Stirk Sike -- 85.
39. -- Singden Burn -- 91.
39. -- Singden Plan [Plantation] -- 95.
39. -- Singden -- 96.
39. -- Stonygair Sikes -- 99.
39 -- Shooters Sike -- 104
39. -- Stotfield Cleuch -- 109.
39. -- Saughie Sikes -- 111.
37. -- Tudhope Hill -- 5.
38 -- Tongue Rig -- 25
38 -- Tongue Burn -- 25
38 -- The Ripp -- 25
38 -- Thacky Sike -- 39.
39/14 -- Tower -- 89.
39.- Tinkling Well -- 0127
37.38 -- Under White Grain -- 5. 14.
38. -- Upper White Grain -- 12
39. -- Under Coomb Spout -- 122.
38.39 -- Windy Edge -- 8. 97
38. -- Windy Sike -- 8
38. -- Whitehope Burn -- 13.
38. -- Woodie Sike -- 14
38. -- Wedder Grain -- 20.
38 -- Winterlair Hill -- 29.
38 -- Windy Sware -- 35.
38 -- Windy Cleuch -- 38
38/16 38 38/8 38/12 -- Whitterhope Burn -- 40. 43. 56. 69
38/8 -- Whitterhope Hass -- 43
38/8 38/12 -- Whitterhope Edge -- 44. 55. |
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Plan -- Name of Object -- Page
39/5 39/9 -- Wench-hill Knowe -- 51. 59.
39/9 -- Wench-hillKnowe -- 59
39/9 -- Wench Hill -- 60
39/9 -- White Knowe -- 63
38/16 -- Whitterhopefoot -- 67
38/16 -- Whitterhope T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 71
39/13 -- Woollee Rig -- 79.
39/14 -- Watch Sike -- 86
39/14 -- Windy Knowes -- 90
39/14 -- Whinington Sike -- 90.
39. -- White Grain -- 93
39 -- Wane Cleuch -- 97
39. -- Whitegrain Fell -- 98
39. -- Wheel Causey -- 100.
39. -- Wheel Rig -- 102
39. -- Watch Knowe -- 102
39. -- Wheelrig Head -- 103.
39. 40 -- Wylie's Sike -- 103. 129
39. -- Hounscleuch Burn -- 108.
39 -- Wheel-lands Sike -- 112
39 -- Wormscleuch -- 115
39 -- Whinton Sike -- 116
39 -- Well Sike -- 119.
39. -- Wheel Cleuch -- 121
39. -- Wall Sike -- 123.
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