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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DIVET HA' WOOD Diviot Ha' Wood

Diviot Ha' Wood

Diviot Ha' Wood
A. F. Douglas, Esqre, Factor
Mr J Weaver, Forester
Mr J Kerss, Gamekeeper
015.05 An extensive plantation, chiefly forest trees, north of "Woodside", having narrow butts extending in different directions and joined by Kerss' Wood on the N.W. [North West] name derived from from the Circumstance of Divets having been cut from it.
MONUMENT STRIPE Monument Stripe A. F. Douglas, Esqre, Factor
Mr J Weaver, Forester
Mr J Kerss, Gamekeeper
015.09 A plantation of mixed wood on the the east side of the parish road leading to St. Boswells from Mounteviot and extends in the direction of the Monument on Penielheugh.
NATIVES PLANTATION Natives Plantation A. F. Douglas, Esqre, Factor Mr J Weaver, Forester Mr J Kerss, Gamekeeper 015.09 An extensive belt of mixed wood east of Monument Stripe and taking its name from the fact of some persons who were engaged planting it building a hut and occupying it that long they were jocularly called Natives.

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Crailing Ph [Parish] sheet 15.9 Nesbit District

Divet A thin flat oblong turf used for covering cottages - also for fuel. Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary

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