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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PYATKNOWE SIKE | Pyatknowe Syke Pyatknowe Syke Pyatknowe Syke |
Walter Grieve Southfield Robert Grieve Southfield John Beattie Dodburn G. Hart (Pilmuirrig) |
032.10 | [Situation] At the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Ph. [Parish] A small stream having its source about a mile to the S.E [South East] of Whitehillbrae, and flows in a westrerly direction till it joins Dod Burn, |
| FORT [Whitehillbrae] | British Fort (Site of) British Fort (Site of) |
Walter Grieve Robert Grieve John Beattie |
032.10 | [Situation] Near the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Parish. The vestiges of a Fort or Camp situated on the farm of Whitehillbrae, This must have been a place of Considerable Strength, from the nature of the ground and the size of the entrenchments, |
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[Page] 56Parish of Kirkton -- Plan 32, 10 Trace 2
Pyatknowe Syke [Notes]
Pyat Pyat, the magpie Dr. Jamieson's Dictionary.
Pyat is the most usual mode of spelling and mode hitherto adopted on Plan.
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce. Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
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