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EDNAM (Parish) |
Ednam (Parish) |
The County Map
Fullertons Gazetter
New Statistical Account - |
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Ednam contracted from Edenham, signifies a Hamlet in the river Eden, and is descriptive of the Situation of the Village - In its form it approaches to a square; its greatest length being about 3 1/4 miles, and to its greatest breadth about 3 miles - It is bounded on the North & North East by Eccles in Berwickshire, on the N [North] West, by Stitchill; on the S.W. [South West] and South, by Nenthorn & Kelso, and on the S. [South] East by Sprouston -
Ednam hill, is the only one in the parish, shelters the Village on the East - It rises to no great height, being arable to the top, but commands a very extensive view of the surrounding country -
Except the Tweed, which forms the S. [South] Eastern boundary of the parish and divides it from Sprouston Parish, the "Eden" is the only stream belonging to Ednam - |
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Parish of Ednam
W Beatty CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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EDNAM (Parish) |
Ednam (Parish) |
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James Thomson the author of "The Seasons" was born in Ednam Manse in the year 1700 -
The parish Church the only place of worship, is conviently situated being in the Village, and not not more than two miles from any house therein. It was built in the year 1800, is in good repair, and offers accommodation for about 260 persons -
The Glebe consists of 5 Scotch Acres, and is let for £13.0.0 per annum -
The Stipend is paid in money, and together with the allowance for communion elements, amounts to £158.6.8.; £111.2.2. being payable from the land, and £47.4.6. received from the exchequer - |
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Parish of Ednam
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EDNAM |
EDNAM (Parish) |
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The parish School is the only one and no other is required -
The branches of Education taught in it are, reading of English Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Geography, Latin, Greek & French -
The Schoolmaster has a house & garden, His salary is the maximum, and the average yearly amount of school fees, which are very moderate is £36.0.0.
There is no portion of Ednam within any other Parish -
There is no portion of any other Parish, within that of Ednam - |
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Ednam continued |
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HENDERSYDE PARK |
Hendersyde Park |
John Waldie Esq Owner
William Cockburn. Factor
Charles Robson Esq Writer agent - |
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An extensive & highly ornamental Park or Demesne on the north bank of the Tweed, and about a mile & a half N.E. [North East] of Kelso -The Turnpike-road from Kelso to Coldstream forms its southern & Eastern boundary to the extent of a mile & a half -
The Park is well planted with close wood, Scattered Trees, and detached circular Plantations; the dwelling house or Mansion, is situated nearly in the centre of the Park, it is a very fine building situated on an eminence, & commands an extensive view of the Merse, the greater part of Roxburghshire,and the Cheviot Mountains - the interior of the house is very fine, & contains the best private collection of Paintings & works of Vertue, probably, to be found in Scotland It is the property & residence of John Waldie Esq. |
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Parish of Ednam
W Beatty |
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KAIMFLAT |
Kaimflat
Kaimflat
Kaimflat |
Mr George Robertson Harpertoun
Mr John Glass Hendersyde
Mr James Pringle Springhall |
006.05 |
A small dwelling house with suitable offices, a garden, and an arable farm attached; it is the property of the heirs if the late Mr Thompson of Glasgow, and tenanted by James Ross. |
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HARPERTOUN |
Harpertoun
Harpertoun
Harpertoun
harpertown
Harpertown |
Mr George Robertson Tenant
Mr James Pringle
Mr John Glass
New Statistical Account P 421
The County Map |
006.05 |
A large dwelling house with extensive offices, a garden, and an arable farm attached; it is the property of Major Moffat of London, and tenanted by Mr George Robertson. |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6 No 5 Traces 4 & 6
Described by Sapper Montgomery RE [Royal Engineers] |
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CLIFTONHILL COVER |
Cliftonhill Cover |
Mr Thompson, Highridgehall
Andrew Taylor Highridgehall
Mr Broad Cliftonhill |
006.10 |
Two enclosures consisting of Rough Pasture a few Scattered Trees & Shrubs and in Some places thickly Studded with Furze laid down as a Fox Cover |
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Parish of Ednam |
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HOUNDRIDGE |
Houndridge
Houndridge
Houndridge
Houndridge |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad
The County Map |
006.09 |
A comfortable dwelling house with a court of farm offices, Some cottages, garden, and a large arable farm attached, and the property of Lord Ward. |
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EDNAM EAST MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Ednam East Mill
Ednam East Mill
Ednam East Mill |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.09 |
A corn and flour mill with a dwelling house some farm offices a garden and some land attached - It is the property of Lord Ward - |
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NEWTONLEES |
Newtonlees
Newtonlees
Newtonlees
Newtonlees |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad
The County Map |
006.09 |
A good dwelling house, with a court of offices, Some hinds cottages, and a garden adjoining also a large farm attached, the property of Lord Ward |
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Parish of Ednam
sheet 6.9
J McDiarmid Ca [Civilian Assistant] |
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EDNAM [village] |
Ednam
Ednam
Ednam |
Mr Smith Schoolmaster
Mr Stenhouse Brewer
Mr Broad Farmer Cliftonhill |
006.09 |
A small rural village, situated on the north bank of the Eden Water about 2 miles from Kelso - It chiefly consists of the Ph. [Parish] Church & Manse the Ph. [Parish] School an extensive Ale brewery and a collection of Cottage dwellings for the most part tenanted by farm labourers and mechanics The whole of the property of Lord Ward - |
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EDEN WATER |
Eden Water
Eden Water
Eden Water |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
005.12; 006.09 |
This Stream enters the parish Where it leaves the estate of Newtondon - and flows east-ward through it, passing the village of Ednam Cliftonhill Ednam East Mill etc and falling into the Tweed about one Mile below Sprouston |
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Parish of Ednam
J McDiarmid Ca [Civilian Assistant] |
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CHURCH [Ednam] |
Church (Ph) [Parish]
Church (Ph) [Parish]
Church (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Smith Teacher Ednam
Mr Stenhouse Brewer Ednam
Mr Broad Farmer Cliftonhill |
006.09 |
A plain building erected in 1800 and commodiously furnished with seats affording accommodation of 260 persons - it is situated in the village of Ednam, and is the only place of worship in the Parish - The stipend & communions element amount to £158.6.8d per annum - |
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MANSE [Ednam] |
Manse (Ph) [Parish]
Manse (Ph) [Parish]
Manse (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Smith Mr Stenhouse Mr Broad |
006.09 |
A comfortable dwelling house with offices, a good garden and glebe attached. the Manse which is the legal residence of the Parish Minister was built in 1834, is in good repair - |
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SCHOOL [Ednam] |
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish]
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.09 |
A commodious School room with a dwelling house for the Teacher attached. The branches taught are those generally taught in parochial Schools The salary is the Maximum and the fees amount to about £36 per Annum - |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6-9
J McDiarmid Ca [Civilian Assistant] |
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EDNAM BREWERY |
Ednam brewery
Ednam Brewery
Ednam Brewery |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.09 |
An extensive malt and brewing establishment in the Village of Ednam - with a good dwelling house, a court of offices and garden attached tenanted by John Stenhouse, Brewer and the property of Lord Ward. |
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EDNAM HILL |
Ednam Hill
Ednam Hill
Ednam Hill |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.09 |
A high ridge on the east of the Village of Ednam from the Summit of which a fine view of the surrounding county may be obtained, it is under cultivation |
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CLIFTONHILL |
Cliftonhill
Cliftonhill
Cliftonhill |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.09 |
A good dwelling house, with an extensive court of suitable farm offices, a garden and an extensive arable farm attached. the property of Lord Wars and tenanted by William Broad |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6.9
J McDiarmid CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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THOMSON'S MONUMENT |
Thomson's Monument
Thomson's Monument
Thomson's Monument |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.13 |
A monument erected in the vicinity of Ferneyhill to the Memory of James Thomson Poet and Author of "The Seasons" who was born in the Village of Ednam |
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FERNEYHILL T.P. [Toll Point] |
Ferneyhill T.P. [Toll Point]
Ferneyhill T.P. [Toll Point]
Ferneyhill T.P. [Toll Point] |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad |
006.13 |
A check bar on the road leading from Kelso to Ednam where the road to Ferneyhill branches off - |
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TAN LAW |
Tan Law
Tan Law
Tan Law |
John Waldie Esq
Mr Tully Ferneyhill
James Stephenson Henderside |
006.13 |
A high ridge of land situated on the North Side of Henderside Park - and planted with forest wood - on its summit there is a pedestal in the Memory of Anna Maria Griffith - |
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Ph [Parish] of Ednam
Sheet 6.13
J McDiarmid |
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EDNAM WEST MILL (Flour) |
Ednam West Mill
Ednam West Mill
Ednam West Mill |
Mr Smith Teacher Ednam
Mr Stenhouse Brewer Ednam
Mr Broad Farmer Cliftonhill |
006.13 |
A corn and flour mill worked by Water Situated at the west end of the Village of Ednam, there is a good dwelling house, Some offices and garden attached - it is the property of Lord Ward - |
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SYDENHAM |
Sydenam
Sydenam
Sydenam
Sydenham
Sydenham
Sydenham |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad
County Map
Property Map
Robert Darling Esq Broomlands |
006.13 |
A dwelling house, with a court of farm offices a garden and an arable farm attached and the property of Lord Ward |
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FERNEYHILL |
Ferneyhill
Ferneyhill
Ferneyhill
Fernyhill
Ferneyhill |
Mr Smith
Mr Stenhouse
Mr Broad
The County Map
William Cockburn Mr Waldies Factor |
006.13 |
A good dwelling house with extensive farm offices, a row of hind's cottages, gardens & an extensive arable farm attached And the the property of John Waldie Esq of Henderside Park - |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6.13
J McDiarmid ca [Civilian Assistant] |
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HENDERSYDE |
Hendersyde
Hendersyde
Hendersyde |
Mr William Cockburn Westwood Cottage
Mr John Glass (Tenant)
Mr Smith Schoolmaster Ednam |
006.13 |
A farm house with offices, and garden, and an arable farm attached; it is the property of John Waldie Esqr of Hendersyde and tenanted by My John Glass |
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HENDERSYDE QUARRY |
Hendersyde Quarry
Hendersyde
Quarry
Henderside Quarry |
Mr Cockburn
Mr Smith
Mr Pringle Springhall |
006.13 |
A freestone quarry a short distance south east of Hendersyde farm house; it is the property of John Waldie Esqr of Hendersyde. |
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SPRINGHALL |
Springhall
Springhall
Springhall |
Mr James Pringle Tenant
Mr Smith
Mr Cockburn |
006.13 |
A farm house on the south side of the road from Kelso to Coldstream, with offices, a garden, and an arable farm attached, it is the property of John Waldie Esqr of Hendersyde , and tenanted by James Pringle. |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6 No 13 Traces 3 & 6
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EAST LODGE [Hendersyde Park] |
East Lodge
East Lodge
East Lodge |
Mr Cockburn
Mr Smith
Mr Pringle |
006.13 |
A small cottage on the Hendersyde estate, occupied by a gamekeeper, it is situated on the north side of the county road and at the east end of the avenue leading to Hendersyde. |
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OLD PARK |
Old Park |
John Waldie Esqr
Mr Cockburn
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A part of the ornamental park belonging to Hendersyde park and lying westwards of that house, it is studded with trees singly and in clump |
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NORTH APPROACH [Hendersyde Park] |
North Approach |
John Wallace Esq Hendersyde Park
William Cockburn Factor
Charles Robson Esq agent |
006.13; 010.01 |
A carriage drive from the North Lodge on the Ednam road to Hendersyde Park |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6 No 13 Trace
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HENDERSYDE PARK |
Hendersyde Park
Hendersyde Park
Hendersyde Park |
John Waldie Esq
Mr Tully
James Stephenson |
006.13 |
A handsome Mansion pleasantly Situated on the North bank of the River Tweed and Surrounded by an extensive demesne which is tastefully laid out and planted with trees and thriving plantations Contiguous to the house are the offices flower and vegetable garden etc. It is the property & residence of of John Waldie Esq |
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HERCULES' GRAVE [Hendersyde Park] |
Hercules' Grave
Herculus' Grave
Herculus' Grave |
John Waldie Esq
Mr Tully
J Stephenson |
006.13 |
Near the centre of the flower garden was buried a favorite horse of John Waldie Esq which lived 35 years - A stone with an inscription written thereon marks the spot - |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6.13
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TANLAW COTTAGE |
Tanlaw Cottage |
John Waldie Esq
W Cockburn Steward |
006.13 |
A row of small cottages on the ground of Hendersyde Park, at a short distance from the House.
They are recently erected for the dwelling of Hinds employed on the Estate there are also Cartsheds in the rear |
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TANLAW AVENUE |
Tanlaw Avenue |
John Waldie Esq
W Cockburn |
006.13 |
An avenue of large Beech Trees near the eastern extremity of Hendersyde Park and running about Parallel to the Park wall in the centre of the avenue a monument is erected to a deceased member of the Proprietors family |
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EDENMOUTH |
Edenmouth |
Mr Smith Teacher Ednam
Mr Thompson, Farmer
John Hay Ednam Eastmill |
006.10 |
A well built and respectable looking Farm House. Standing north of the road leading from Kelso to Coldstream and 3 miles from the former Tower, the Offices are extensive. Some are new and others in an indifferent state of repair. there is a small vegetable garden and also an ornamental Paddock |
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EDENMOUTH BRIDGE |
Edenmouth Bridge |
Mr Smith Teacher
John Hay Ednam
James Hume Ednam |
006.10 |
A small well built stone Bridge of five arches, spanning the Eden Water on the County Road from Kelso to Coldstream and near the union of the Eden with the River Tweed. |
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EDENMOUTH FERRY |
Edenmouth Ferry |
Mr James Kerss Sprouston
John Hay Ednam
James Hume |
006.10 |
A public Ferry across the Tweed about 1/4 of a mile above the junction of the Eden Water with that River, foot passengers only are ferried over |
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BUSHIE |
Bushie |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Broomfield
Mr Thomas Kerss
Mr Charles Kerss Jnr [Junior ] |
006.14 |
A salmon cast on the River Tweed about 1/2 a mile below Sprouston Ferry House |
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Parish of Ednam
Shet 6 No 10
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MILL FORD |
Mill Ford |
Mr James Kerss Sprouston
John Hay Ednam
Samuel Bruce Sprouston |
006.10 |
A ford used by Carts and Cattle, it is immediately below the junction of the Eden Water with the River Tweed, two floats or buoys are anchored for the guidance of those crossing, the water being too deep on either side it is used principally by carts etc coming to Bamff Cornmill from which it was named - |
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HIGHRIDGEHALL |
Highridge Hall |
Mr Thompson Tennant
Mr Smith Teacher
John Hay Ednam |
006.10 |
A nice well situated Farm House on the north side of the County road and about 3 1/2 miles east from Kelso, the offices are at a short distance from the House and are new, and extensive, a thrashing Mill is on the premises with is propelled by a lead from the Eden Water |
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THE PRISON ROCK |
The Prison Rock |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Broomfield
Mr Kerss Senior
Mr Kerss Junior |
006.14 |
A salmon cast on the River Tweed extending from the Scurry Rock to the Ednam Side of the River - |
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Sheet 6.10
Ednam Parish |
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SPRINGHALL SAW MILL |
Springhall Saw Mill
Springhall Saw Mill
Springhall Saw Mill |
Mr William Cockburn Westwood Cottage
Mr Smith Ednam
Me James Pringle Springhall |
010.10 |
A sawmill on the south bank on the Tweed about a mile from the town of Kelso; it is the property of John Waldie Esqr of Hendersyde |
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MILL STREAM |
Mill Stream
Mill Stream
Mill Stream |
Mr Kerss Sprouston Boat House
Mr Cockburn
Mr Beatty Sprouston |
010.01 |
A well known fishing pool in the Tweed extending from the front of Springhall Mill down to the Ford between that place and Sprouston Ferry |
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SPROUSTON FERRY |
Sprouston Ferry
Sprouston Ferry
Sprouston Ferry |
Mr Karss
Mr Cockburn
Mr Beatty |
010.10 |
A ferry on the Tweed, where a boat is kept for conveying the public across the river; it is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Roxburgh |
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Parish of Ednam
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EAST APPROACH [Hendersyde Park] |
East Approach |
John Waldie Esq Hendersyde Park
William Cockburn Factor Westwood Cottage
Charles Robson Agent |
006.13 |
A carriage drive leading from East Lodge towards Hendersyde Park. |
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FOUNTAIN WALK [Hendersyde Park] |
Fountain Walk |
John Waldie Esq
William Cockburn Factor
Charles Robson Esq Agent |
006.13 |
A walk within Hendersyde Park leading from South Bank Walk to a fountain close to the Demesne Wall opposite Springhall farm house - |
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SOUTH BANK WALK [Hendersyde Park] |
South Bank Walk |
John Waldie Esq
William Cockburn - Factor
Charles Robson Esq Agent |
006.13 |
A walk within Hendersyde park, leading from the dwelling house . Eastward along a Sloping Bank - |
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Paris of Ednam
Sheet 6.13 |
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MIDDLE WALK [Hendersyde Park] |
Middle Walk |
John Waldie Esq Hendersyde Park
William Cockburn Factor Westwood Cottage
Charles Robson Esq Agent |
006.13 |
A walk within the policy of Hendersyde Park extending Eastward from the dwelling house to a gate in the Demesne wall, 3 1/2 chains North of the Tower - |
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EAST WALK [Hendersyde Park] |
East Walk |
John Waldie Esq
William Cockburn. Factor
Charles Robson Esq Agent |
006.13 |
A walk within Hendersyde Park extending from South Bank Wall To Tanlaw Avenuer - |
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MONUMENT WALK [Hendersyde Park] |
Monument Walk |
John Waldie Esq
William Cockburn Factor
Charles Robson Esq Agent |
006.13 |
A walk within Hendersyde Park extending from South Bank Wall to a Monument erected in Tanlaw Avenue, to one of the Deceased Members of Mr Waldie's Family |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6.13 |
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RIVER TWEED |
River Tweed |
County Map
Map of Scotland
Map of England |
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The popular and really remotest source of the Tweed is a paltry fountain called Tweed's-Well, a little above the farm house of Tweedshaws, and at the foot of a hill named Tweed's-Cross, on the South Western boundary of the parish of Tweedsmuir, Peeblesshire - about 1500 feet above the level of the sea -
From the remotest source to the sea, at Berwick-upon-Tweed it performs, irrespectively of windings, a run of about 100 miles and drains 1870 square miles - |
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Parish of Ednam
Sheet 6.10 .13 & 14
Sheet 10.1 & 2
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ST LEONARD'S HOSPITAL (Site of) |
St Leonard's Hospital |
Chalmers Caledonial Vol. 11. P 162
Annals of Teviotdale Page 305
Revd [Reverend] Mr Lamb. Minister Ednam |
006.13 |
"At Ednam there was, anciently, a Hospital dedicated to "St Leonard", which. whatever contests once existed about the property, or the patronage of it , is now noticed by the Surveyor, "Pont" under the name of Ednam Spital" - Chambers Caledonia Vol 2 P 162
King Malcolm IV gave them half a ploughgate in Edinhom and two Marks annual rent there - They granted this land to the Master and Congregation of the hospital of St Leonard at Edinham, for half a Mark and a pound of Incense yearly - This rent they afterwards exchanged for some land at Petcorthyne"
annals of Teviotdale P 305
It was, until very lately, a farm house, and as such, Known amongst the older residents by the name of Spital - |
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SCURRY POOL |
Scurry Pool |
Mr Thomas Kerss Sprouston
Mr Charles Kerss Sprouston
Mr Samuel Bruce Sprouston |
006.14 |
A salmon Pool, in the River Tweed near Sprouston - it is North of, and adjoining a small Island called the Scurry Rock - |
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EDEN WATERFOOT STREAM |
Eden Waterfoot Stream |
Thomas Kerss
Charles Kerss
Mr Smith Teacher Ednam |
006.10 |
A salmon Cast in the River Tweed, extending from the junction of the Eden Water with the Tweed down to the parish boundary between Eccles and Ednam - |
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Parish of Ednam |
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SPROUSTON DUB |
Sprouston Dub |
Thomas Kerss Sprouston
Charles Kerss Sprouston
Mr Smith Teacher Ednam |
006.14 |
A portion of the River Tweed about half a mile in length, situated between the Scurry Rock and the weir a little above Bamff Mill. It is considered an excellent fishing stream both Salmon and Trout, the water is pretty deep towards the lower end; Caused by the erection of the above Weir - |
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SCURRY ROCK |
Scurry Rock |
Mr Thomas Kerss Sprosuston
Mr Charles Kerss Sprouston
Mr Samuel Bruce Sprouston |
006.14 |
A small detached rocky Island in the River Tweed, situated about 44 chains below Sprouston Ferry |
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MILL POT |
Mill Pot |
Thomas Kerss
Sprouston
Charles Kerss
Sprouston
Samuel Bruce Sprouston |
006.13; 010.01 |
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Parish of Ednam
[Signed] A. Barnaby Cap RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
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Name Sheets
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EDNAM
[Stamped] Ordnance Survey [MS Store] Southampton 16 Dec 1856 |
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Index to Ednam Parish
Names -- Pages
Bushie -- 17
Butterwash Stream -- 26
Clifton Course -- 6
Church -- 9
Cliftonhill -- 10
East Approach -- 20
East Lodge -- 14
East Walk -- 21
Ednam (Parish ) -- 1
Ednam -- 8
Ednam Brewery -- 10
Ednam Hill -- 10
Ednam East Mill (Corn & Flour ) -- 7
Ednam West Mill (Flour) -- 12
Edenmouth -- 17
Edenmouth Bridge -- 17
Edenmouth Ferry -- 17
Eden Water -- 8
Eden Waterfoot Steram -- 24
Ferneyhill -- 12
Ferneyhill T.P. [Toll Point] -- 11
Fountain Walk -- 20
Harpertoun -- 5
Hendersyde -- 13
Hendersyde Park -- 15
Hendersyde Park -- 4
Hendersyde Quarry -- 13
Highridgehall -- 18
Houndbridge -- 7
Kaimflat -- 5
Manse -- 9
Mill Ford -- 18
Mill Stream -- 19
Mill Pot -- 26
Middle Walk -- 21
Monument Walk -- 21
Newtonlees -- 7
North Approach -- 14
Old Park -- 14
River Tweed -- 22
School -- 9
Scurry Pool -- 24
Scurry Rock (Site of) -- 25
St Leonards Hospital -- 23 |
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Index Continued
Names -- Pages
South Bank Walk -- 20
Springhall -- 13
Springhall Saw Mill -- 19
Sprouston Dub -- 25
Sprouston Ferry -- 19
Sydenham -- 12
Tan Law -- 11
Tablaw Avenue -- 16
Tanlaw Cottage -- 16
The Prison Rock -- 18
Thomson's Monument -- 11 |
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