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MAKERSTON |
Makerston (Parish) |
The County Map
New Statistical account
Chalmers Caledonia |
005.14;
005.15;
009.01;
009.02;
009.03;
009.05;
009.06;
009.07;
009.10 &
009.11 |
According to Chalmers in his "Caledonia" the original name of this parish signifies the town of Machar or Michar, who is supposed to have possessed that portion of Country which forms the parish of Makerston.
It is bounded on the west by the parish of Merton; on the North by the parish of Smailholm; on the east by that of Kelso; and on the South by the Tweed and the parishes of Maxton & Roxburgh.
It extends in length from East to West between 3 & 4 miles, & in breadth, from North to South between 2 & 3.
The Church and Manse were built on a new site in 1807, near the centre of the parish.
An excambion of the Glebe took place at the same time (1807) the extent is 22 acres, and the value may be about £1.5.0. per acre |
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Parish of Makerston -- W. Beatty c.a [civilian assistant] |
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MACKERSTON PARISH |
Mackerston Parish |
Continued |
005.14; 005.15; 009.01; 009.02; 009.03; 009.05; 009.06; 009.07; 009.10 & 009.11 |
The Stipend is 15 Chalders of barley & Oatmeal, in equal parts, with £.8.6.8. for Communion elements. The church may hold about 200 persons. There is only one School in the parish; the parochial. The Salary of the Schoolmaster is £ 34.4.4 1/2, and the average amount of school fees may be about £17.0.0 per annum. There is no portion of Makerston within any other Parish. There is no portion of any other parish within that of Makerston |
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Parish of Makerston |
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SUCKLAWRIDGE |
Sucklawridge |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Wilson Haymount
Mr. Whitehead Tenant |
009.07 |
A small Farm House and Steading to the South of the parish road leading from Kelso through Makerston. and 4 miles from the former Town, it is rented by Mr Whitehead, the property belonging to Lady Makdougal Brisbane |
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WESTER MUIRDEAN |
Wester Muirdean |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. Bruce Tenant |
009.03 |
A small Farm standing eastward from the County road leading from Kelso through Lauder, and 3 miles from the former place, it is the property of Lady Makdougal Brisbane of Makerston House |
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LUNTONLAW |
Luntonlaw |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr Dodds teacher
Mr Wilson Haymount |
009.02 |
Originally a small Farm Steading now occupied by Hinds and their families who are engaged by Mr. Wilson of Haymount with which lands those of Luntonlaw are now incorporated, the property belongs to Lady Makdougal Brisbane. |
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Parish of Makerston -- William Boyd Corporal RE [Royal Engineers]
Sheet 9. No 7. Trace 1 --
Sheet 9. No 2 Trace 5 & 6 |
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CHARTERHOUSE |
Charterhouse |
Mr William Murray Tenant
Mr Thomas Wilson Haymount
Mr Thomas Bruce Muirdean |
009.02 |
A farm house with Offices a garden and an arable farm attached it is the property of Lady Makdougal Brisbane of Makerston and tenanted by Mr Murray |
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STODRIG |
Stodrig |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Bruce Muirdean
Mr. Dodds Teacher |
009.03 |
A nice looking and well built Farm House, with extensive and Convenient offices, Connected a thrashing Mill with Steam power etc. it is the property of the Duke of Roxburgh- |
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STODRIG BURN |
Stodrig Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
John Dippie Gamekeeper |
009.07 |
An insignificant stream that issues from a Drain at the side of the road leading from Stodrig to Sucklawridge and flowing along the sides of fences until it enters the Duke of Roxburgh's park; when it becomes the parish Boundy [Boundary] until its junction with the River Tweed |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 3. 5
Sheet 9. 7. 2
Sheet 9. No 2 Trace 5 |
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HAYMOUNT |
Haymount |
Mr. Wilson Farmer
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher |
009.06 |
A first class Farm House and Steading pleasantly situated near the centre of the Parish. and about 1/2 a mile eastward from Makerston Church. there is a small, and well laid out Shrubby, and vegetable garden Contiguous to the house, and an arable farm attached, the property belongs to Lady Makdougal Brisbane. and is leased by Mr. Thomas Wilson |
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CHURCH [nr Haymount] |
Church (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. Wilson Haymount |
009.06 |
A small plain oblong building about the centre of Makerston Parish. (it is Surrounded by an enclosed piece of land used as Burial ground) erected in the year 1808 |
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MANSE [nr parish church] |
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Machie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Wilson Haymount |
009.06 |
A plain dwelling House in the vicinity of the Church, with a Small ornamental Shrubbey, and also a vegetable garden around it, it is the residence of the Parish Clergyman |
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Parish of Makerston -- Described by William Boyd Corporal Royal Engr [Engineers]
Sheet 9. No 6 Traces 3 & 5 |
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SCHOOL [nr parish church] |
School |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. Wilson Haymount |
009.06 |
A part a house about 1/8 of a mile South from the Church, and in Connexion with that establishment, it is attended by about 30 Boys and girls, the usual branches are taught Common to Country Schools |
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POST OFFICE [parish school] |
Post Office |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. Wilson Haymount |
009.06 |
A letter box is kept in the School masters house for the reception of letters, which are forwarded by a Carrier to Kelso daily, Sundays excepted, |
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MANORHILL |
Manorhill |
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Wilson |
009.06 |
A row of Cottages and farm Steading about 1/2 a mile South from Makerston Church, there are Several mechanics residing here, and also agricultural laborers, this was originally a separate Farm but is now included in the Farm of Haymount |
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Parish of Makerston -- Described by William Boyd Corporal Royal Engs. [Engineers]
Sheet 9 No 6 Trace 5 |
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GREATRIDGEHALL |
Greatridgehall
Greatridgehall
Greatridgehall |
Mr. John Fife, Tenant
Mr. D. Dods, Teacher
Valuation Roll |
009.06 |
A good dwelling house 2 stories high, with a large arable farm, Outoffices and garden attached the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane Bart. [Baronet], |
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FREE CHURCH [nr Greatridgehall] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Dobbie, Minister
Mr. J. Fife
Mr. D. Dods |
009.06 |
A small brick and stone building in the Gothic style, erected in 1849 sitting 320 communicants about 90, |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [nr Free Church] |
Manse (Free Church)
Manse (Free Church)
Manse (Free Church) |
Revd. [Reverend] D, Dobbie
Mr. J. Fife
Mr. D, Dods |
009.05 |
A good brick and stone building 2 stories high with a garden attached, the property of the Free Church Minister for the time being, |
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Sheet 9 - 6 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt |
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CLIPPER POOL |
Clipper Pool |
James Burn
James Brown
John Laurie |
009.10 |
A fishing Pool in the River Tweed, immediately below Clipper Craigs |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [nr Clipper Craigs] |
Chapel (Site of) |
Annals of Teviotdale
Chalmers Caledonia
Revd. [Reverend] Andrew Mackie Minister
David Dods, School Master |
009.10 |
"When Patrick, Earl of Dunbar, obtained the lands of Malcarveston by his marriage with Christiana Corbet, Hugh, the Abbot of Kelso, and the Convent, in 1241, gave him permission to have a private Chapel at his residence, the Mother Church reserving her right to certain fees & oblations" - Annuals of Teviotdale P. [Page] 124
"They - (the monks) granted, out of their mere motion, permission to William, & Christiana Corbet, to celebrate divine worship, in their own Chapel of the Manor of Malcarveston" Chalemers Caledonia Vol: [Volume] II. [2] P. [Page] 196.
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Parish of Makerston |
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DALCOVE PLANTATION |
Dalcove Plantation
Dalcove Plantation
Dalcove Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg. Makerston
Alexander Farquharson, Steward
John Dippie, Gamekeeper |
009.10 |
A small wood of mixed timber the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane |
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WEST LODGE PLANTATION |
West Lodge Plantation
West Lodge Plantation
West Lodge Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.09 |
A round clump of mixed timber the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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WEST BANK PLANTATION |
West Bank Plantation
West Bank Plantation
West Bank Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.09; 009.10 |
A long strip of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LIMEPOTS PLANTATION |
Limepots Plantation
Limepots Plantation
Limepots Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A round clump of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, Bart. [Baronet] |
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FOXHOLES PLANTATION |
Foxholes Plantation
Foxholes Plantation
Foxholes Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquarson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A clump of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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BALD'S PLANTATION |
Bald's Plantation
Bald's Plantation
Bald's Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A round clump of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. R.E [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LONG PLANTATION |
Long Plantation
Long Plantation
Long Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg. Makerston
Alexander Farquharson, Steward
John Dippie, Gamekeeper |
009.10 |
A long plantation of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane |
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STACKYARD PLANTATION |
Stackyard Plantn: [Plantation]
Stackyard Plantn: [Plantation]
Stackyard Plantn: [Plantation] |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A clump of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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DOLPHIN PLANTATION |
Dolphin Plantation
Dolphin Plantation
Dolphin Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A clump of mixed wood the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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Sheet 9 -10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ANA PLANTATION |
Ana Plantation
Ana Plantation
Ana Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A small wood of mixed timber, the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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ORCHARD PLANTATION |
Orchard Plantation
Orchard Plantation
Orchard Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A considerable wood of mixed timber the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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BARRACK PLANTATION |
Barrack Plantation
Barrack Plantation
Barrack Plantation |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A round clump of mixed timber the property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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Sheet 9 -10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. R.E [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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THE STRIP |
The Strip
The Strip
The Strip |
Mr. A. Hogg, Makerston
Alexander Farquharson, Steward
John Dippie, Gamekeeper |
009.06; 009.07; 009.10 |
A narrow plantation of forest trees. The property of Sir T. M. Brisbane, |
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MILL STREAM |
Mill Stream
Mill Stream
Mill Stream |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken, Rutherford Ferry
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, |
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DAMFOOT |
Dam Foot
Dam Foot
Dam Foot |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CORBIE POOL |
Corbies Nest
Corbies Nest
Corbies Nest
Corbie Pool |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson
See Maxton Name Sheet |
009.10 |
A fishing pool in the River Tweed, |
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CAMP POOL |
Camp Pool
Camp Pool
Camp Pool |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing pool in the River Tweed, |
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WILLIE'S BANK |
Willie's Bank
Willie's Bank
Willie's Bank |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, |
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Sheet 9 -10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. R. E [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ORCHARD HEADS |
Orchard Heads
Orchard Heads
Orchard Heads |
Mr. A. Hogg. Makerston
John Aitken, Rutherford Ferry
Alexander Farquharson, Steward |
009.10 |
A fishing pool in the River Tweed, |
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BOAT POOL |
Boat Pool
Boat Pool
Boat Pool |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A deep pool in the River Tweed where the Boat is kept for the use of Makerston House, |
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CLIPPER CRAIGS |
Clipper Craigs
Clipper Craigs
Clipper Craigs |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A number of rocks projecting from the bed of the River Tweed, |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LAIRD'S CAST |
Laird's Cast
Laird's Cast
Laird's Cast |
Mr. A. Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, |
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ELSHIE STREAM |
Elshie Stream
Elshie Stream
Elshie Stream |
Mr. A, Hogg
John Aitken
Alexander Farquharson |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, |
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GIRDLE KNOWE |
Girdle Knowe |
Mr. Dodds, Schoolmaster
Mr. Wilson, Haymount
Mr. John Dippie Gamekeeper |
009.06 |
A small rising ground of peculiar feature, on the farm of Sucklawridge and about 1/4 of a mile westward from that House |
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LOVER'S LEAP STREAM |
Lovers Leap Stream |
William Chisholm Parochial Teacher
John Aitken Rutherford Boat Ho: [House]
Robert Wood Craigover |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed situated between Mill Stream and Corbie Pool. |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Sheet 9 - 6 Trace 6 |
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MAKERSTON HOUSE |
Makerston House
Makerston House
Makerston House |
Mr. Alexander Hogg, Makerston
Alexander Farquharson, Steward
Statistical Account |
009.10 |
A good family mansion in the castellated style of architecture, three stories high, The grounds are well laid out with walks and gardens, and extensive outoffices, The property and residence of Sir T. M. Brisbane Bart. [Baronet] |
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WEST LODGE [Makerston House] |
West Lodge
West Lodge
West Lodge |
Mr. Alexander Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie, Gamekeeper |
009.10 |
A gate house one story high at the west entrance to Makerston House |
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CORBIE CRAIGS |
Corbie Craigs
Corbie Craigs
Corbie Craigs |
Mr. Alexander Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A rocky precipice overhanging the River Tweed, |
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Sheet 9 - 10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LOVER'S LEAP |
Lovers Leap
Lovers Leap
Lovers Leap |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A precipice overhanging the River Tweed and from which a good view of it is obtained There is no Tradition connected with this place, |
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CAMP (Remains of) [nr Corbie Craigs] |
Camp (Remains of)
Camp (Remains of)
Camp (Remains of) |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
This name applies to the remains of a small camp supposed to be of British origin, |
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HAW BURN |
Haw Burn
Haw Burn
Haw Burn |
Mr. A. Hogg
Alexander Farquharson
John Dippie |
009.10 |
A small stream issuing from a mill pond and uniting with the Tweed, |
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Sheet 9 -10 -- Parish of Makerston -- Collected by C.E. Hewitt Sapr. RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ETTRICKBRAES |
Ettrickbraes |
Estate Map
David Hastie Charterhouse
M. Dodds, Schoolmaster |
009.06 |
This place was originally a farm house to which a Small farm was attached, but the farm has now been incorporated with that of Haymount - the majority of the buildings have been taken down, and only two Cottages remain. occupied by a Hind and a Joiner |
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Parish of Makerston -- W. Beatty c.a. [civilian assistant] |
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RIVER TWEED |
River Tweed |
The Map of Roxburghshire
The Map of Selkirkshire
The Map of Scotland |
009.07
009.09
009.10
009.11 |
The popular, & the 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 Tweeds Cross, on the S. [South] Western boundary of the Parish of Peebles-shire.
From its 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 Makerston |
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NORTH CLIPPERS |
North Clippers |
Thomas Todd Stoddart Esq
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.10 |
A portion of the River Tweed, Situated between Boat Pool & the "Lairds Cast"
Two long ranges of Trap-rock are lying between the banks of the River; one Close to the Makerston-Side, & the other near to the Roxburgh Side
The waters which flow through these openings are called North & South Clippers |
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SOUTH CLIPPERS |
South Clippers |
Thomas Todd Stoddart Esq.
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.10 |
A narrow passage in the Tweed where the water flows between a long range of Rock & the Roxburgh Side the water.
It, and the North Clippers are Considered good Fishing Streams |
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Makerston Parish
Sheet 9. 10. -- W.Beatty |
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THE DARK SHORE |
The Dark Shore |
T. T. Stoddart Esq. Kelso
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.10 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, lying between the Boat Pool. & Orchard Heads |
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HIRPLE NELLIE |
Hirple Nellie |
T. T. Stoddart Esq.
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.10 |
A fishing Cast in the River Tweed situated between Orchard Heads & Willie's Bank |
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THE CLIPPERS |
The Clippers |
T. T. Stoddart Esq.
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.10 |
A well Known fishing Stream between Willie's Bank and Camp Pool. |
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Parish of Makerston -- W.Beatty. |
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THE TROWS |
The Trows |
Thomas T. Stoddart Esq.
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A very rocky portion of the River Tweed lying between the parishes of Roxburgh and Makerston. about 3 miles above Kelso
The bed of the River is very irregular with deep fishing Pools, each pool or Stream having a Separate name
The name "Trows" is a Corruption of Troughs, The mode adopted by fishermen many years ago when they had no Boat was to get two Troughs and attach them to the ends of a Pole - they then got within the Troughs, floated down the stream having in their hands a lighted torch, & in this manner Speared Salmon |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 7 -- W.Beatty |
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THE RUNNERS |
The Runners |
Thomas Tod. Stoddart Esq
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed, immediately East of Trows Craigs, and one of a group called "The Trows" |
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THE GOAT MOUTH |
The Goat Mouth |
Thomas Stoddart Esq.
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing stream or Cast in the River Tweed, lying between "The Runners" and "Nethern Heads" & close to the Roxburgh bank of the River |
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KILL MOUTH |
Kill Mouth |
Thomas T. Stoddart Esq.
James Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing Cast in the Tweed being the lowest of a number known by the name of "The Trows" the bed of the River is very much narrowed between Rocks. through which the fish must pass. Much to their destruction |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 7. -- W.Beatty |
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The Goat Mouth actually lies between The Runners and Kill Mouth. |
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NETHERN HEADS |
Nethern Heads |
James Kerss
Robert Richardson
Mr. William Laillaw |
009.07 |
A fishing pool in the River Tweed between "The Runners" & "The Doors" & one of a group which forms The Trows |
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THE SLATES |
The Slates |
James Kerss
Robert Richardson
Mr. William Laidlaw |
009.07 |
A fishing stream in the Tweed immediately below The Trows & between the latter & "The Black Stone" |
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THE WEETLES |
The Weetles |
Thomas Stoddart
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing Stream in the River Tweed, above where the boundary between Makerston & Kelso enters the River |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 7 -- W Beatty. |
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THE BLACK STONE |
The Black Stone |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
James Kerss
Robert Richardson |
009.07 |
A fishing stream in the Tweed lying between "the Weetles" and "The Slates" |
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TROWS CRAIGS |
Trows Craigs |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
James Kerss
Robert Richardson |
009.07 |
A very rugged portion of the River Tweed lying between Nethern Heads & "Kill Mouth" forming part of a group Called "The Trows" |
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Parish of Makerston -- W. Beatty
[Note]
Between the Cauls Pool See Name Sheet of Maxton |
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THE SIDE STRAIK |
The Side Straik |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed between "The Red Stone" and "The Doors", and one of the streams which go under the general name of "The Trows" |
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THE DOORS |
The Doors |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A fishing stream in the River Tweed lying between the "Side Straik" and Nethern Heads, and one of the group forming "The Trows" |
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WILLIE'S OWER, FA |
Willie's Ower, fa |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.07 |
A small fishing Cast in the Tweed being one of the group which forms "The Trows" |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 7. -- [Signed] W.Beatty |
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BLAKEMAN |
Blakeman or The Shot |
Thomas Stoddart Esq. Kelso
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.11 |
A fishing Cast in the Tweed immediately above "The Red Stone" |
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THE RED STONE |
The Red Stone |
Thomas Stoddart Esq
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.11 |
A fishing stream or Cast in the River Tweed, immediately below Blakeman or The Shot. & lying between it & "The Side Straik"
The name originated from the color of Some Rocks on the Roxburgh Side the River |
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THE SHOT |
Blakeman or The Shot |
Thomas Stoddart Esq. Kelso
Robert Kerss
Thomas Noble |
009.11 |
A fishing Cast in the Tweed immediately above "The Red Stone" |
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Parish of Makerston
Sheet 9. 11. -- W Beatty
[Signed ] R Burnaby Cap. RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
28 [Feb February] 1859 |
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[page] 29
[Volume] 26
Co [County] Roxburgh
Name Sheets
of the
PARISH
of
MAKERSTON
[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S.STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 16 DEC.1896 |
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Index to Makerston Parish -- [Page] 30
Names -- Pages
Ana Plantation -- 12
Balds Plantation -- 10
Barrack Plantation -- 28
Blakeman or The Shot -- 28
Boat Pool -- 15
Between the Cauls Pool
Camp (Remains of) -- 18
Camp Pool -- 14
Charterhouse -- 4
Chapel (Site of) -- 8
Church -- 5
Clipper Craigs -- 15
Clipper Pool -- 8
Corbie Craigs -- 17
Corbie Pool -- 14
Dalcove Plantation -- 9
Dam Foot -- 13
Dolphin Plantation -- 11
Elshie Stream -- 16
Ettrickbraes -- 19
F C. [Free Church] Manse -- 7
Foxholes Plantation -- 10
Free Church -- 7
Girdle Knowe -- 16
Greatridgehall -- 7
Haw Burn -- 18
Haymount -- 5
Hirple Nellie -- 22
Kill Mouth -- 24
Lairds Cast -- 16
Limepots Plantation -- 10
Long Plantation -- 11
Lover's Leap -- 18
Lintonlaw -- 3
Lover's Leap Stream -- 16
Makerston (Ph.) [Parish] -- 1
Makerston House -- 17
Manorhill -- 6
Manse -- 5
Mill Stream -- 13
Nethern Heads -- 25
North Clippers -- 21
Orchard Heads -- 15
Orchard Plantation -- 12
Post Office -- 6
River Tweed -- 20
School -- 6
South Clippers -- 21
Stackyard Plantation -- 11 |
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Names -- Pages
Stodrig -- 4
Stodrig Burn -- 4
Sucklawridge -- 3
The Black Stone -- 26
The Clippers -- 22
The Doors -- 27
The Dark Shore -- 22
The Goat Mouth -- 24
The Red Stone -- 28
The Runners -- 24
The Side Straik -- 27
The Slates -- 25
The Strip -- 13
The Trows -- 23
The Weetles -- 25
Trows Craigs -- 26
West Bank Plantation -- 9
West Lodge -- 17
West Lodge Plantation -- 9
Wester Muirdean -- 3
Willie's Bank -- 14
Willie's Ower, fa -- 27 |
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