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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WOODEN LOCH | Wooden Loch | Mr. Park Mr. Lawrie Mr. Handyside |
015.12 | A sheet of water on the north side of Wooden Hill, lying on the farm of Wooden, it belongs to his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. Formerly Wester Moss, out of which Nuts, Roots, Oak, the Skull of a Bison and the Horns of a Red Deer, have been dug up. |
| UPPER WOODEN | Upper Wooden | Mr. Park Mr. Lawrie Mr. Handyside |
015.12 | A nice dwelling house at the west end of Wooden Hill, belonging to the farm of Wooden. in the occupation of Mr. Park. |
| WOODEN GLEN | Wooden Glen | Mr. Park Mr. Lawrie Mr. Handyside |
015.12 015.15 & 15.16 |
A wooded ravine on the farm of Wooden and Tofts in Crailing parish it is traversed by a stream that divides the two parishes |
| WOODEN BURN | Wooden Burn | Mr. Park Mr. Lawrie Mr. Handyside |
015.12 15.15 & 15.16 |
A small stream that flows from Crailing parish and runs along the parish boundary and joins the Teviot on the Farm of Crailing Tofts |
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[Page] 35Parish of Eckford Sheet 15 No/2
Described by William Boyd Corpl. RE [Corporal Royal Engineers]
[Note relating to 'Wooden Loch'] - Formerly Wester Moss
out of which Nuts, Roots
Oak, the Skull of a Bison and
the horns of Red Deer have
been dug up.
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CorrieBuidhe- Moderator, Orcadia
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