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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
STICHILL [parish] Stichill (Parish) James Stormonth Darling Esq. Chief Magistrate. Kelso.
Adam Douglas. Schoolmaster
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McAlister. Minister Stichill
005; 006 The parish of Stichill lies in the County of Roxburgh, and Hume parish in Berwickshire _ they were united in the year 1640, but Parochial Registers have been Kept for both parishes since that time -
The parish of Stichill is bounded on the N. E [North East] by the parish of Eccles in Berwickshire, on the East by Ednam; on the South and South West by Newthorn, in Berwickshire; and on the North by Hume which as already states is joined to this parish for Ecclesiastical purposes _
There are no antiquities in this parish, the only matter of historical interest or rather traditional is as follows _ . When King James II went to besiege the Castle of Roxburgh, he left his

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