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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITELEE | Whitelee Whitelee Whitelee |
Adam Paterson, Esq, Proprietor Robert Renwick, Hawlkburn John Renwick, Buckholm |
003.06 | An elegant dwelling house and grounds, with a lodge, stables, and a commodious farm Steading; all lately built and having the usual appliances - Steam Thrashing mill etc, peculiar to a Gentleman farmer's of modern date; it was originally called Whitlaw from the neighbouring hill, but was changed to Whitelee by the present proprietor, at its purchase some years ago - |
| WHIN | Whin Whin Whin |
John Renwick, Buckholm Robert Renwick, Halkburn Robert Brockie, Williamlaw |
003.06 | Applied to three houses on the Edinburgh road, the principal house, and some half dozen acres of land adjoining, being sublet by the farmer of Buckholm; The others being tenanted by labourers - In coaching days it was an Inn- It is the property of J Pringle Esq. of Torwoodlee |
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