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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REDDEN HAUGH | Redden Haugh Redden Haugh Redden Haugh |
William Hutchinson Redden William Hay Bamffmill James Lindsay Whitmuirhaugh |
006.10 | A low flat district of arable land extending along the south banK of the River Tweed, from Mill Ford to the county boundary between Roxburgh and Northumberland origin of name not known. |
| MELLENDEAN BURN | Mellendean Burn | Thomas Stark Mellendean John Stark Mellendean William Smith Esqr. Abbeyhouse Kelso |
010.01; 010.05 | A small stream which has its rise in surface drains on the farm of Easter Softlaw it flows Northwardly and empties itself into the Tweed opposite Westwood Cottage. This name only applies to it from where a diversion of water takes place at the [East] on Sheet 10.5 to where it enters the Tweed. |
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[Page] 8County Roxburgh -- Parish of Sprouston -- Described by Charles Patterson Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers]
Sheet 6.10 Trace 2 & 3
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