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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LINNWOOD MILL (Woollen) | Linnwood Mill | William Nixon, Linnwood House James Shields, Greenbraehead Robert Scott, Burnflat |
025.07 | [Situation] On the East bank of Slitrig Water. A woollen Mill of moderate size situated on the east bank of the Slitrig and a little to the South of Linnwood. |
| HAGGIS HA' | Haggis Ha' Haggis Ha' Haggis Ha' Haggis Ha' Haggis ha' Haggis Ha' |
William Nixon James Shield Robert Scott occupier and proprietor George Oliver Esq. Hawick Wilson's History of Hawick Mr W. N. Kennedy Hawick Mr R. Michie Hawick |
025.07 | [Situation] 18 Chains West of Linnwood Mill A row of one story dwellinghouses with gardens etc. and to one of which a farm of land is attached. Sometimes called Haggis Haw "Haggis Ha' " is the proper name for the place Burnflat applies to the field on the North Side of the houses. |
| HAWICK COMMON | Hawick Common | William Nixon James Shields Robert Scott |
025.05; 032.02 | [Situation] Chiefly in the centre of Parish A track of land granted to the town of Hawick in 1537 by James Douglas of Drumlanrig, and Baron of the Barony of Hawick |
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[Page] 18 Parish of Hawick Plan 25 - 7 Trace 3[signed] W. Paterson C/a [Civilian assistant]
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