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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
KILNSIKE TOWER (Ruins of) Kilnsike Tower
(Ruins of)
Kilnsike Tower
(Ruins of)
Kilnsike Tower
(Ruins of)
Mr Thoms Mein Broom
Mr William Hardie Chesters
Mr William Whillans
027.09 [Situation] On the Nn. [Northern] division of Ph. [Parish]
Ruins of an old border tower has but three sides standing, the walls are about 6 ft thick built of red freestone stands on the farm of Wester Houses the property of Lady Montague.
KILN SIKE Kiln Sike
Kiln Sike
Kiln Sike
Mr Thomas Mein
Mr William Hardie
Mr William Whillans
026.12 [Situation] West of Kilnsike Tower.
A small stream on the farm of Wester Houses joins Ironcastle Sike
IRONCASTLE SIKE Ironcastle Sike
Ironcastle Sike
Ironcastle Sike
Mr Thomas Mein
Mr William Hardie
Mr William Whillans
027.09 [Situation] 1/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Kilnsike Tower.
A small stream having its source on Belling Hill, joins Kiln Sike.

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Parish of Southdean -- Sheet 27.9 Trace 1

Kilnsike Tower. As Tower has been invariably applied to these antiquities
it has consequently been adapted in this instance
Tower is evidently more appropriate as appears p [per] Jamieson. J.B.J.
Pele, Peyll, Paill, Peel, Paile
A place of strength, a fortification
properly of earth. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]

[Signed] J. G. Andrew Spr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]

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