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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STONE [Height of flood 2 p.m. 9th July 1831] | Stone. Height of flood.2 p.m. 9th. febr. [February] 1831. | Robert Darling Esqre Broomlands. Mr Turnbull Steward. Mr Walter Stevenson. Kelso. |
009.04 | This stone has been erected by the Duke of Roxburgh in the large Park towards the South of Floors Castle, to mark the height of the flood, in the year 1831, when both Rivers, the Tweed and Tiviot rose to such a height that the joined Each other at the "Trysting Tree". The stone is about twelve inches above the ground and bears the following inscription: Height of flood. 2 p.m. 9th. Febr: [February] 1831. |
| COACH WYND | Coach Wynd | Robert Darling Esqre Broomlands. William Smith Esqre Writer. Mr Walter Stevenson. Mr Thomas Noble. |
009.04 | A Salmon Cast, which extends for some distance along the Fair Cross Ana, in the Tweed. It receives this name from being frequently forded by John DuKe of Roxburgh, when visiting places on the opposite side of the River |
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[Page] 21Parish of Kelso -- Sheet 9 No. 4 -- Trace 4.
Collected by H. Sharban
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