OS1/29/8/169

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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
BURNTSHIEL CLEUCH Bruntshiel Cleuch
Bruntshiel Cleuch
Bruntshiel Cleuch		 William Hobkirk Shepherd Hawkhass
Robert Deans Shepherd Peelbraehope
James Wilson Shepherd Peelbraehope		 038.06 [Situation] On Boundary between Teviothead and Cavers.
A hollow through which flows a stream it forms part of the boundary between Teviot and Cavers
HAY SIKE Hay Sike
Hay Sike
Hay Sike		 William Hobkirk Shepherd
Robert Deans Shepherd
James Wilson Shepherd		 038.06 [Situation] From North of Starcleuch Edge N. E. [North East] to Fore Burn
A stream having its source at the north base of Haystead Knowe and flows into Fore Burn at the junction of Red Sike
STARCLEUCH EDGE Starcleuch Edge
Starcleuch Edge
Starcleuch Edge		 R. Grieve, Steward, Stobbs Cottage.
G. Oliver, Esqr. Hawick.
Robert Deans, Shepherd		 038.06 [Situation] On Boundary Common to Teviothead Castleton and Cavers.
A hill feature of Considerable altitude adjoining Greatmoor Hill on the West.

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[Page] 169
Parish of Cavers -- Sheet 38. No 6 Trace 2

[signed] Thomas Ratcliffe ca [civilian assistant]

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Cavers Parish, Roxburghshire County

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