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TEVIOTHEAD |
Teviothead |
Oliver & Boyd's Edinburgh Almanac.
Plan of proposed Parish (1849) |
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[situation] At the South West end of the County of Roxburgh.
The name of this Parish originates with the River Teviot which - taking its rise at the Swn. [Southwestern] direction drains the entire central division of the Parish.
The Parish of Teviothead is bounded on the North by those of Roberton and Hawick, on the East by Hawick, Kirkton and Cavers, on the South partly by Castleton and Dumfries-shire and on the West by Dumfries-shire and Roberton Parish. It was erected into a Parish from disjoined portions of Hawick and Cavers by Summons of disjunction and erection at the instance of the Duke of Buccleuch against the heritors of these Parishes dated 1849. It measures in length from N.E. [North East] to S.W. [South West] about 9½ miles and in breadth from West to East 7 miles and contains an area of about 31,560 Impl. [Imperial] Acres. The Southern division is nearly all in hill-pasture - the northern district exhibiting many striking varieties of hill and dale well sub-divided enclosures and excellent pasturage. The greatest elevations are PiKethaw Hill, Triep Hill and Tudhope Hill on the Southern boundary common to Dumfriesshire. The principal Stream River Teviot rising [continued on page 2] |
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Parish of Teviothead -- County of Roxburgh
[note] No detached part of Teviothead is situate within another Ph. [Parish] and there are not within the boundaries of the same a detd. [detached] portion of any other ph. [parish]. |
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TEVIOTHEAD |
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[continued from page 1] rising near the southern point of Ph [Parish] runs in a N.Ern [North Eastern] direction through the entire length of the central division and in its course receives many tributory streams of which Linneycleuch, Fawhope and Hislop Burns are the longest Allan Water a considerable stream and also a tributory of the Teviot rises near the S.En [South Eastern] extremity and forms a portion of the En [Eastern] boundary. There are no minerals, nor manufactories carried on, the district may be considered as pastoral. The Turnpike Road between Langholm and Hawick from S.W. [South West] to N.E. [North East] nearly bisects the Parish. There is no town nor village the nearest market-town being Hawick. The principal and nearly sole proprietor is the Duke of Buccleuch. Population at the last census 550. The Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch an ancient line of defence between the Romanized Britains of the Cumbrian Kingdom and their Saxon invaders on the East, consisting of a fosse and double rampart may still be traced for a short distance at the N.En [North Eastern] district. Traces of this rampart may be distinctly seen on the ground, running in a S.En [South Eastern[ direction and is said to have extended from Galashiels on the North to Peel Fell on boundary between Roxburgh and Cumberland Shires on the South - or at least to have traced from these two points. Numerous earth works characterized by local authorities as ancient British Forts are scattered over the district. The Site of a Druidical Circle has been shewn, the only indication on ground of the existence of which is the disturbed appearance of the spot. Various Towers and other structures have been shewn, neither historical nor other remarkable events being connected therewith, it can only be observed that their construction belong to the middle and feudal eras. Octr [October] 31/58 |
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Parish of Teviothead -- County of Roxburgh |
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THE STEEL |
The Steel
The Steel
The Steel |
Robert Grieve Slatehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside
John Scott Harwood |
024.16 |
[situation] At the Nn [Northern] extremity of Parish
A height, a little to the north of Suansteads Hill. |
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Plan 24.16 Trace No. 1 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[Note]
Steel - The lower part of a ridge projecting from a hill, where the ground declines on each side. Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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NEWMILL BURN |
Newmill Burn
Newmill Burn
Newmill Burn |
Robert Grieve Slatehills
John Scott Harwood
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
024.16; 025.13 |
[situation] Near Nn [Northern] Ph. [Parish] Boundary
A Stream having its source in the Wester Loch of Branxholm and falls into the Teviot. |
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HOTT HILL |
Hott Hill
Hott Hill
Hott Hill |
Robert Grieve
John Scott
Robert Gowanlock |
024.16 |
[situation] East from the Steel.
A height with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit |
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VALES BURN |
Vales Burn
Vales Burn
Vales Burn |
Robert Grieve
John Scott
Robert Gowanlock |
024.16; 025.13; 031.04; 032.01 |
[situation] From North of Swansteads Hill E. [East] by N. [North] to Teviot
A Stream having its source near Swansteads hill, falling into the Teviot. |
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Plan 24.16 Trace No. 3 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett c/a [civilian assistant] |
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NEWMILL BURN |
Newmill Burn
Newmill Burn
Newmill Burn |
Robert Grieve Slatehills
John Scott Hariwood
Robert Riddel Valesburn |
024.16; 025.13 |
[situation] at the Nn Ph. [Northern Parish] Boundary
A Stream having its Source in the Wester Loch of Branxholm, falls into the Teviot. |
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VALES BURN |
Vales Burn
Vales Burn
Vales Burn |
Robert Grieve
John Scott
Robert Riddel |
024.16; 025.13; 031.04; 032.01 |
[situation] From North of Swansteads Hill E. by N. [East by North] to River Teviot.
A Stream having its Source near Swansteads Hill, and falls into the Teviot. |
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Plan 25.13 Trace 1 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett c.a [civil assistant] |
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VALES BRIDGE |
Vales Bridge (County)
Vales Bridge (County)
Vales Bridge (County) |
Robert Riddel Valesburn
John Scott Harwood
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh |
025.13 |
[situation] Over Vales Burn
A Small Stone bridge of one arch, over Vales Burn, on the road from Hawick to Carlisle. |
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VALESBURN |
Valesburn
Valesburn
Valesburn |
Robert Riddel
John Scott
W.R. Ogilvey |
025.13 |
[situation] On the Turnpike Road from Langholm to Hawick.
A range of Cottages, on the northern bank of the Teviot. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
Robert Riddel
John Scott
W.R. Ogilvey |
025.13 |
[situation] From the N.W. [North West] side of Merry Law in Sn. [Southern] district - N.E. by N. [North East by North] to Tweed.
A large Stream having its source near the County By. [Boundary] passes by Hawick, and falls into the Tweed, near Kelso. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead -- Plan 25.13 Trace No. 2
[signed] Owen Barrett c/a [civil assistant] |
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PEEL WOOD |
Peel Wood
Peel Wood
Peel Wood |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
Robert Riddel Valesburn
John Scott Hareswood |
025.13 |
[situation] On the South of River Teviot
A mixed wood, on the Southern bank of the Teviot. |
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FORT [E bank of R. Teviot] |
Camp or Fort
Camp or Fort
Camp or Fort |
W.R. Ogilvey
Robert Riddel
John Scott |
025.13 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot.
This is the remain of a Strong Camp or Fort, which had (seemingly) a double rampart & fosse all round, except where defended by the Teviot, it has been much defaced by Cultivation There is no clue to the period in which it was first used. |
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Plan 25.13 Trace 2 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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ALLANMOUTH TOWER (Ruins of) |
Allanmouth Tower
Allanmouth Tower
Allanmouth Tower |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
Robert Riddel Valesburn
James Miller Lochburnfoot |
025.13 |
[situation] On the west bank of Allan Water.
The remains of a Small Square tower, formerly used as a fortress by a follower of the Buccleuch family, Enclosing this tower is a Strong earthwork, but whether used as a Camp, or erected for a defence of the tower, is not known, |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
W.R. Ogilvey
Robert Riddel
James Miller |
025.13 |
[situation] From the junction of Priesthaugh and SKelfhill Burns N.E. [North East] to River Teviot at N.E. [North East] point of the Ph. [Parish].
A Stream having its Source on Priesthaugh and falls into the Teviot. |
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ALLANHAUGH BANK |
Allanhaugh Bank
Allanhaugh Bank
Allanhaugh Bank |
W.R. Ogilvey
Robert Riddel
James Miller |
025.13; 032.01 |
[situation] On the west bank of Allan Water.
A Wooded slope on the west of Allan Water. |
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Ph. Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 25.13 Trace No. 3.
[signed] Owen Barrett c/a [civil assistant] |
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COMMONSIDE MOOR |
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor |
Robert Grieve Slatehill
Thomas Hogg Dryden
Alexander Robertson Commonside |
031.03 |
[situation] In the N.Wn. [North Western] Ph. [Parish] district.
A large tract of moor on Commonside Farm - the property of His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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HIGH SEAT |
High Seat
High Seat
High Seat |
Robert Grieve Slatehill
Thomas Hogg
Alexander Robertson |
031.03 |
[situation] On the boundary common to Teviothead and Roberton.
A hill partly on the farms of Commonside & Broadlee belonging to the Duke of Buccleuch & W.S. Chisholme Esqr Edinburgh. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31.3 Trace 1 |
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TEINDSIDE BURN |
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn |
Robert Grieve Slatehill
Thomas Hogg Dryden
A. Robertson Commonside Cottage |
031.03 |
[situation] From the N.E. [North East] of Commonside Moor - N.E. [North East] to Teviot.
A small stream having its rise on the Northern part of Commiside Farm running in a South Easterly direction & falling into the Teviot. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31.3. Trace 3
Catrail [crossed out]
[signed] J.G. Andrew Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CATRAIL or PICTS' WORK DITCH |
Catrail
Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch |
Mr. W.N. Kennedy (Hawick)
Mr. R. Michie (Hawick)
W. Scott Esqr. Commonside
J. Grieve Esqr. Skelfhill
Mr Scott Esqr. Priesthaugh
G. Oliver esqr. Hawick
New Statl [Statistical] Acct [Account] of Roxbh. [Roxburgh]
Fullarton's Impl [Imperial] Gazetteer
Chalmers' Caledonia. |
031.03 |
The Catrail (as it exists at present) is not more than 4 or 5 feet wide, and the ramparts about 4 or 5 feet high, and in ascending Whitehillbrae, it is only a few inches deep from the proximity of the rock to the surface." I have traced its course from Hoscoat-shiel to Hoscoat Plantation, (in Co. [County] Selkirk) where for about one mile it is very distinct, and again along the farm of Woodburn to slatehill Moss for upwards of a mile, where it is almost in a perfect state, also, from Northhouse to Mosscleuch with the following result:- For a considerable part of the way from Hoscoat-shiel to Hoscoat Plantation, it lies alongside a Drove Road and has evidently been tampered with by making the left side of the embankment a modern fence for the drove road. It consequently Stands much higher than the original mound on the right side, and has been formed by throwing up the soil from the interior of the ditch, which has the effect of widening it considerably. The greatest width here from top to top of the mounds is 23 feet, but the general average is from 14 to 17 feet, while at the bottom it ranges from 5 to 7 feet wide, its depth being from 3 to 4½ feet. On Woodburn the uniform width from summit to summit is 12 feet, at the bottom from 4 to 5 feet, depth from 3 to 4 feet. From Northhouse to Doecleuch its appearance is somewhat similar to that on Woodburn, but occasionally wider than 12 feet, being in one particular instance 20 feet. I have no hesitation in saying that on Woodburn and on Slatehills, the Catrail is nearly perfect as when made. Over [continued on page 12] |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No. 3 Trace 3 |
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CATRAIL or PICTS' WORK DITCH |
Catrail |
Mr W.N. Kennedy Hawick
W. Scott Esqr. Priesthaugh
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No.3 Trace 3
See Preceding Page.
[signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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TEINDSIDE BURN |
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn |
John Scott Harwood
Robert Grieve Slatehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
031.03 |
[situation] From west of Swansteads Hill S.E. by S. [South East by South] to Teviot.
A Stream having its source near Swansteads Hill, and falls into the Teviot. |
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SWANSTEADS HILL |
Swansteads Hill
Swansteads Hill
Swansteads Hill |
John Scott
Robert Grieve
Robert Gowanlock |
031.04 |
[situation] Near the N. [North] extremity of Ph. [Parish].
A hill about 700 feet high with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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Sheet 31.4 Trace No.1. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett c.a [civil assistant] |
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SLATEHILL LOCH |
Slatehill Loch
Slatehill Loch
Slatehill Loch |
John Scott Harwood
Robert Grieve Staehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
031.04 |
[situation] ½ mile East of Swansteads Hill
A Small loch near Slatehill. |
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SLATE HILL |
Slate Hill
Slate Hill
Slate Hill |
John Scott
Robert Grieve
Robert Gowanlock |
031.04 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Slatehill Loch.
Applies to a small ridge shaped hill feature. |
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TOWER (Site of) [NE of Slate Hill] |
Tower Site of
Tower Site of
Tower Site of |
John Scott
Robert Grieve
Robert Gowanlock |
031.04 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Slate Hill.
The Site of an Ancient Border Tower, part of the Walls stood about 30 years ago, but are now removed. |
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Plan 31.4 Trace No.2 -- Parish of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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VALES BURN |
Vales Burn
Vales Burn
Vales Burn |
John Scott Harwood
Robert Grieve Slatehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
031.04 |
[situation] From North of Swansteads Hill E. [East] by N. [North] to Teviot.
A stream having its source on the east side of Swansteads Hill and falls into the Teviot. |
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TEINDSIDE LOCH |
Teindside Loch
Teindside Loch
Teindside Loch |
John Scott
Robert Grieve
Robert Gowanlock |
031.04 |
[situation] 25 chains S.E. [South East] of Slatehill Loch.
A Small lochon the farm of Teindside. |
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TEINDSIDE PLANTATION |
Teindside Plantn [Plantation]
Teindside Plantn [Plantation]
Teindside Plantn [Plantation] |
John Scott
Robert Grieve
Robert Gowanlock |
031.04 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] of Teindside Loch.
A fir plantation on the farm of Teindside |
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Plan 31.4 Trace No.3 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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COMMONSIDE MOOR |
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor |
Alexander Robertson Commonside Cottage
Robert Grieve Slatehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
031.03 |
[situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] Ph. [Parish] district
A large tract of Heathy pasture on the farm of Commonside. |
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TINKERS' KNOWE |
TinKler's Knowe
TinKler's Knowe
TinKler's Knowe |
A. Robertson
Robert Grieve
Robert Cruickshank |
031.04 |
[situation] On Commonside Moor.
A low hill, on Commonside moor, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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Plan 31.4 Trace 4 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
Tinkler's Knowe [note] Tinkler - evidently a Scotice, - not recognised by Scotch or English lexicographers.
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SLATEHILL |
Slatehill
Slatehill
Slatehill
Slatahill
Slatehill |
Robert Grieve Slatehills
Robert Gowanlock Teindside
John Scott Harwood
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
New Statistical Account of Roxburghshire |
031.04 |
[situation] On the East of Teindside Burn.
A Cottage on the farm of Teindside. |
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FORT [Slatehill] |
(British) Fort
Camp |
Observation
Robert Grieve |
031.04 |
[situation] 15 chains N.E. [North East] of Slatehill.
A Small elliptical fort, of not much strength, situated on an eminence, there is a double rampart where the ground is not very steep. |
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Plan 31.4. Trace No. 5 -- Teviothead Parish
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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Plan 31.4 Trace No. 6 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
Teindside [crossed out] misapplied
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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VALES BURN |
Vales Burn
Vales Burn
Vales Burn
Vails Burn |
John Scott Harwood
Robert Riddel Valesburn
Robert Gowanlock Teindside
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
032.10 |
[situation] In the N.W. [North West] corner of the Plan.
A Stream, has its source near Swansteads Hill, and falls into the River Teviot. |
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HARWOOD |
Harwood
Harwood
Harwood |
John Scott
Robert Riddel
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
032.10 |
[situation] 30 chains west from Broadhaugh
A farm house with outhouses, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch Occupied by John Scott. |
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HARWOOD SIKE |
Harwood SyKe
Harwood SyKe
Harwood SyKe |
John Scott
Robert Riddel
Robert Gowanlock |
032.10 |
[situation] South of Harwood
A Small Stream, has its source on the farm of Teindside, passes by Harwood, and falls into the Teviot |
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Plan 31.1 Trace 1 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
siKe a rill - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
[signed] Owen Barrett c/a [civil assistant] |
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SIKEFOOT |
Sikefoot
Sikefoot
Sikefoot |
John Scott Harwood
Robert Riddel Vales Burn
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh |
032.10 |
[situation] 11 chains East of Harwood
A cottage with garden on the farm of Harwood |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
John Scott
Robert Riddel
W.R. Ogilvey |
032.10 |
[situation] From N.W. [North West] of Merry Law N.E. by N. [North East by North] through Parish
A Stream having its Source near the County boundary passes by HawicK, and falls into the Tweed, near Kelso. |
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BROADHAUGH |
Broadhaugh
Broadhaugh
Broadhaugh |
John Scott
Robert Riddel
W.R. Ogilvey |
032.10 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot.
A neat and substantial stone building with outhouse and gardens attached, Occupied by W.R. Ogilvey, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 2
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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ALLANHAUGH BANK |
Allanhaugh Bank
Allanhaugh Bank
Allanhaugh Bank |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliott Lochburnfoot |
025.13; 032.01 |
[situation] On the west bank of Allan Water
A wooded slope on the Southern bank of the Allan Water. |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
W.R. Ogilvey
James Miller
James Elliott |
025.13 |
[situation] On En. [Eastern] Parish Boundary
A Stream having its source near Priesthaugh and falls into the River Teviot. |
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RINGWOOD HILL |
Ringwood Hill
Ringwood Hill
Ringwood Hill |
W.R. Ogilvey
James Miller
James Elliott |
032.10 |
[situation] East of Broadhaugh
A green hill of moderate elevation having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 3 -- Teviothead Parish
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RAMPY SIKE |
Rampy SyKe
Rampy SyKe
Rampy SyKe |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliot Lochburnfoot |
032.10 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Allan Water.
A Small Stream which falls into the Allan Water. |
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FORT [Rampy Sike] |
Camp
Camp
British Fort |
W.R. Ogilvey
James Miller
Observation |
032.10 |
[situation] On the East of Rampy Sike.
A Small British Fort of slight strength. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 3 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
Rampy SyKe [note] Rampy - evidently a diminutive of Ramp - violent
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HAYKNOWE |
Hayknowe
Hayknowe
Hayknowe |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
Robert Gowanlock Teindside
Alexander Robertson Commonside Cottage |
032.10 |
[situation] 31 chains S.W. [South West] from Broadhaugh
A cottage with garden on the farm of Harwood |
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TEINDSIDE COTTAGE |
Teindside Cottage
Teindside Cottage
Teindside Cottage |
W.R. Ogilvey
Robert Gowanlock
Alexander Robertson |
032.10 |
[situation] 17 chains N.N.W. [North North West] of Teindside
A Cottage with garden, on the farm of Teindside. |
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TEINDSIDE |
Teindside
Teindside
Teindside |
W.R. Ogilvey
Robert Gowanlock
Alexander Robertson |
032.10 |
[situation] 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Broadhaugh
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, occupied by Robert Gowanlock. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 4 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HOWDEN CLEUCH |
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
Alexander Robertson Commonside
Robert Gowanlock Teindside |
032.01 |
[situation] South from River Teviot.
A deep wooded cleuch with a stream passing through it, which falls into the Teviot. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 4 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BROADHAUGH COTTAGE |
Broadhaugh Cottage
Broadhaugh Cottage
Broadhaugh Cottage |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliott Lochburnfoot |
032.10 |
[situation] 15 chains S.W. [South West] of Broadhaugh
A cottage with garden, on the farm of Broadhaugh. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 5 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett
ca [civil assistant] |
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BIRNY KNOWE |
Birny Knowe
Birny Knowe
Birny Knowe |
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliot Lochburnfoot |
032.10 |
[situation] South of Ringwood Hill.
A hill, on the farm of Broadhaugh, with a fort on its eastern slope. |
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FORT [Birny Knowe] |
British Fort
Camp
Camp |
W.R. Ogilvey
James Miller
James Elliot |
032.10 |
[situation] On the N.E. [North East] of Birny Knowe
A neat and strongly constructed Fort, in good preservation, on the eastern slope of a gradually falling hill, there is no authority to shew whether Roman or British but it is most probably the latter |
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LOCH BURN |
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Loch Burn |
W.R. Ogilvey
James Miller
James Elliot |
032.01 |
[situation] In the S.E. [South East] corner of the Sheet.
A Small stream having its its source in BlacKcleuch Moss and falls into the Allan Water. |
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Plan 32.1 Trace 6 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
Birny Knowe [note] Birny - having a rough or stunted stem - applied to plants i.e. like the stems of burnt heath furze &c. - Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
[signed] Owen Barrett
Civil Assistant |
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LOCH BURN |
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Loch Burn |
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliot Lochburnfoot
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh |
032.01 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Allan Water.
A Stream having its source in Blackcleuch Moss falls into the Allan Water. |
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LOCHBURNFOOT |
Lochburnfoot
Lochburnfoot
Lochburnfoot |
James Miller
James Elliott
W.R. Ogilvey |
032.02 |
[situation] Near the junction of Loch Burn with Allan Water
Two Cottages with gardens at the confluence of Lochburn with the Allan Water. |
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LOCHBURN PLANTATION |
Lochburn Plantation
Lochburn Plantation
Lochburn Plantation |
James Miller
James Elliott
W.R. Ogilvey |
032.02 |
[situation] On the bank of Allan Water
A mixed plantation on the southern bank of Allan Water. |
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Plan 32.2 Trace 1 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
James Miller Lochburnfoot
James Elliot Lochburnfoot
W.R. Ogilvey Broadhaugh |
032.01 |
[situation] From the junction of Priesthaugh and Skelfhill Burns N.E. [North East] on the En. [Eastern] Ph. [Parish] Boundy. [Boundary.
A Stream having its source near Priesthaugh, and falls into the Allan Water. |
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ALLANHAUGH BANK |
Allanhaugh Bank |
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Plan 32.2 Trace 1 -- Teviothead Ph. [Parish]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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CALFSHAW HEAD |
Calfshaw Head
Calfshaw Head
Calfshaw Head |
H S Riddel Esqr. Dryden
Robert Hogg Dryden
Henry Scott Eildrig |
031.06 |
[situation] On the boundy. [boundary] common with Roberton.
A considerable Hill on the farm of Falnash |
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CALFSHAW BURN |
Calfshaw Burn
Calfshaw Burn
Calfshaw Burn |
H.S. Riddel Esqr.
Robert Hogg
Henry Scott |
031.06 |
[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Calfshaw Head S.E. [South East] to Lairhope Burn.
A stream rising on Calfshaw Head runs in a Southerly direction falls into Lairhope Burn |
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EASTER RIG |
Easter Rig
Easter Rig
Easter Rig |
H.S. Riddel Esqr.
Robert Hogg
Henry Scott |
031.06 |
[situation] East from Calfshaw Head.
An elevated ridge of land on Falnash Farm |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31.6 Trace 1
[signed] John G Andrew
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CRIB HEAD |
Crib Head
Crib Head
Crib Head |
H.S. Riddel Esqr. Dryden
Robert Hogg Dryden
Henry Scott Eilsdrig |
031.06 |
[situation] South from Calfshaw Head.
A considerable elevation of an elongated form on the farms of Falnash & Philhope |
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WESTER RIG |
Wester Rig
Wester Rig
Wester Rig |
H.S. Riddel Esqr.
Robert Hogg
Henry Scott |
031.06 |
[situation] South from Crib Head
An elevated ridge of land on Falnash Farm. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31.6 Trace 1
[signed] J.G. Andrew
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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COMMONSIDE MOOR |
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor |
A. Scott Esqr. (Commonside)
R. Grieve (Slatehill)
T. Hogg (Dryden) |
031.03 |
An extensive tract of moorland situated on the farm of Commonside. |
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DRYDEN FELL |
Dryden Fell
Dryden Fell
Dryden Fell |
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Grieve
T. Hogg |
031.07 |
[situation] On the N.W. [North West] side of Parish.
A conical shaped hill feature of considerable eminence on the farm of Commonside having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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CALDRON HOLE |
Caldron Hole
Caldron Hole
Caldron Hole |
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Grieve
N. Armstrong |
031.07 |
[situation] North of Dryden Fell.
Applies to a considerable hollow on the North side of Dryden Fell out of which the Back Burn has its origin. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No.7 Trace 2
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn |
A. Scott Esqr. (Commonside)
R. Grieve (Slatehill)
T. Hogg (Dryden) |
031.07 |
[situation] From Caldron Hole. East to Teindside Burn.
A Small stream deriving its principal source from "Caldron Hole" (i.e., a hollow on the North of Dryden Fell) and runs in an Easterly direction into Teindside Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No.7 Trace 2
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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DRYDEN BURN |
Dryden Burn
Dryden Burn
Dryden Burn |
A. Scott Esqr. (Commonside)
R. Hogg (Dryden)
N. Armstrong (Woodburn) |
031.07 |
[situation] From the North of Easter Rig S.E. [South East] to River Teviot
A Small burn having its Source at the Southern base of Calfshawhead - runs in a Southerly direction & empties itself into the River Teviot |
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EASTER RIG |
Easter Rig
Easter Rig
Easter Rig |
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Hogg
H.S. Riddle Esqr (Teviothead) |
031.06 |
[situation] on the west side of Parish.
Applied to a ridge shaped eminence immediately to the East of Calfshaw-head. |
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CALFSHAW BURN |
Calfshaw Burn |
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Hogg
N. Armstrong |
031.06 |
[situation] At the SW. [South West] of Easter Rig
A stream deriving its source from Calfshaw-head and falls into Falnash Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No.7 Trace 4
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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HUNT LAW |
Hunt Law
Hunt Law
Hunt Law |
A. Scott Esqr. (Commonside)
R. Grieve (Slatehill)
T. Hogg (Dryden) |
031.07 |
[situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] by E. [East] from Dryden Fell
A small hill feature on the farm of Commonside - with a Trgl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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WEENS SIKE |
Weens Sike
Weens Sike
Weens Sike |
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Grieve
T. Hogg |
031.07 |
[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Mid Hill S.E. [South East] to River Teviot
A Small stream, deriving its source from surface drains on the farm of Commonside - flows in a South Easterly direction into the River Teviot. |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
A. Scott
R. Grieve
T. Hogg |
031.07 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Hunt Hill.
A small hill feature on the farm of Commonside. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No.7 T. [Trace] 6
Weens Sike [note] 'Weens' the name of a farm in the district.
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn
Back Burn |
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Arcibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Robert Grieve Slatehills |
031.07 |
[situation] From Caldron Hole East to Teindside Burn.
A Rivulet which rises on the north west extremity of the farm of Commonside, and flows in an easterly direction till it joins Teindside Burn. |
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COMMONSIDE MOOR |
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor
Commonside Moor |
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Robert Grieve |
031.03 |
[situation] In N.W. [North West] Ph. [Parish] district.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland on the farm of Commonside. |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Robert Grieve |
031.08 |
[situation] South of Black Burn.
A hill on the farm of Commonside. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 1
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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TEINDSIDE BURN |
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn
Teindside Burn |
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Robert Grieve Slatehills |
031.03 |
[situation] From West of Swansteads Hill South-east by S. [South] to River Teviot
A Rivulet which takes its rise near Slatehills, and flows in a southerly direction, and falls into the River Teviot near Commonside Cottage. |
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COMMONSIDE HILL |
Commonside Hill
Commonside Hill
Commonside Hill |
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Robert Grieve |
031.08 |
[situation] On the west of Teindside Burn
A Considerable hill on the farm of Commonside, |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 2
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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MOSSKNOWE |
Mossknowe
Mossknowe
Mossknowe |
Robert Graham Northhouse
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside |
031.08 |
[situation] Near the junction of Northhouse Burn with River Teviot
A house one story in height, with garden attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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NORTHHOUSE |
Northhouse
Northhouse
Northhouse |
Robert Graham
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr. |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] On the East bank of North-house Burn.
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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NORTHHOUSE BURN |
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn |
Robert Graham
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr. |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] From junction of Southdean Burn and Stream in Chapel Cleuch N.W. [North West] to R. [River] Teviot.
A Rivulet which rises near the south side of the farm of Northhouse, and flows in a northerly direction, till it joins the River Teviot, |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 3
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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COMMONSIDE COTTAGE |
Commonside Cottage
Commonside Cottage
Commonside Cottage |
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Robert Grieve Slatehills |
031.08 |
[situation] On the East bank of Teindside Burn.
A handsome edifice two storeys in height, in good repair, with [garden] attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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TEINDSIDEBRAE |
Teindsidebrae
Teindsidebrae
Teindsidebrae |
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Robert Grieve |
031.08 |
[situation] 14 chains nearly North from Moss Knowe.
Two Cottages residence one story in height in good repair with gardens attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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TEINDSIDE BRIDGE |
Teindside Bridge
Teindside Bridge
Teindside Bridge |
Alexander Robison
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Robert Grieve |
031.08 |
[situation] North of Mossknowe over River Teviot.
A Bridge of two arches across the River Teviot on the road leading from Hawick to Langholm repaired by the County. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 3
[signed] P. Munro
Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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TEINDSIDE HILL |
Teindside Hill
Teindside Hill
Teindsdie Hill |
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Robert Graham Northhouse
Robert Grieve Slatehill |
031.08 |
[Situation] Between River Teviot and Teindside Burn.
A Considerable hill in the immediate neighbourhood of Northhouse, and on the summit of which are the vestiges of a British Fort. |
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FORT [Teindside Hill] |
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of) |
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham
Robert Grieve |
031.08 |
[Situation] On Tendside Hill
The vestiges of a Fort or Camp [situated] on Teindside Hill, This must have been a place of Considerable strength, from the nature of the ground and the size of the entrenchment. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 3
[Signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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WEENSSIKE PLANTATION |
Weenssyke Plantation
Weenssyke Plantation
Weenssyke Plantation |
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Robert Graham Northhouse |
031.08 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from White Hill.
A small plantation on the farm of Commonside. Its wood consists of Oak, Ash, and fir. |
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WEENS SIKE |
Weens Sike
Weens Sike
Weens Sike |
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham |
031.07 |
[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Mid Hill S.E. [South East] to River Teviot.
A small stream which rises about a mile to the west of Commonside, and flows in an easterly direction till it joins the River Teviot. |
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KID SIKE |
Kid Sike
Kid Sike
Kid Sike |
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham |
031.08 |
[situation] South of White Hill
A small stream having its source on the farm of Commonside and falls into the River Teviot, |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 4
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead
Bankhead
Bankhead |
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Robert Graham Northhouse |
031.08 |
[situation] On the west bank of the River Teviot
Three Cottages one story in height with gardens attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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COMMONSIDE |
Commonside
Commonside
Commonside |
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham |
031.08 |
[situation] 15 chains S.W. [South West] from BanKhead
A farm hose and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham |
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[situation] From the N.W. [North West] of Merry Law, N.E. [North East] by [North] through Parish.
A Considerable river having its source in Fawhill in the Parish of Teviothead, and flows in an easterly direction, and mingles with the River Tweed at Kelso. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 5
[signed] P. Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CROM RIG |
Crom Rig
Crom Rig
Crom Rig |
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Robert Graham Northhouse |
031.08 |
[situation] About 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Mossknowe.
A hill of Considerbale Altitude and Commands a delightful prospect in every direction |
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FORT [Coltherdscleuch] |
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of) |
Archibald Scott Esqr.
Alexander Robison
Robert Graham |
031.08 |
[situation] On East bank of River Teviot
The vestiges of a British Fort, situated on the farm of Coltherdscleugh |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.8 Trace 5
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CROMRIG BURN |
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn |
Archibald Scott Esqr. Commonside
Alexander Robison Commonside Cottage
Robert Graham Northhead |
031.12; 031.08 |
[situation] East of Crom Rig N.E. [North East] to Northhouse Burn
A Rivulet which rises on the south declivity of Coltherdscleugh Hill and flows in an easterly direction till it joins Northhouse Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.8 Trace 6
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot |
Mr John Scott Northhouse
Mr John Cowan Northhouse
Mr John Michie Northhouse |
025 ; 031 ; 032 ; 036 |
[situation] From N.W. [North West] of Merry Law N.E. [North East] by N. [North] through Parish
A considerable river flowing in an Easterly direction passing through the Town of Hawick & forms a confluence with the Tweed at Kelso |
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NORTHHOUSE |
Northhouse
Northhouse
Northhouse |
Rent Receipt
Mr. John Scott
Mr. John Cowan |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] In N. [North] district on the East bank of North-house Burn
A farm house with outbuildings & garden & cottages attached the property of his grace the Duke of Buccleuch |
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HOWDEN CLEUCH |
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch |
Mr. John Scott
Mr. John Cowan
Mr. John Michie |
032.01 |
[situation] S.E. of River Teviot
A hollow, covered with wood on either side with a stream running through it on Northhouse Farm |
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BROADHAUGH HILL |
Broadhaugh Hill |
Mr. John Cowan Northhouse
Mr. John Michie Northhouse
Mr. H. Turnbull Lochburnfoot |
032.05 |
[situation] 1 mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Northhouse.
A pretty considerable hill on Broadhaugh Farm. |
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BLACKCLEUCH MOSS |
Blackcleuch Moss
Blackcleuch Moss
Blackcleuch Moss |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Mr. John Cowan
Mr. John Michie
Mr. John Scott |
032.05 |
[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Broadhaugh Moss.
A small Loch on Broadhaugh Farm |
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LOCH BURN |
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Loch Burn |
Mr. John Coawn
Mr. John Michie
Mr. John Scott |
032.05 |
[situation] From Blackcleugh Moss N.E. [North East].
A small stream flowing from BlacKcleugh Moss in a North Easterly direction it empties itself into the Allan Water |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32.5 Trace 3
[signed] John G Andrew
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CROMRIG BURN |
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr. John Michie Northhouse
Mr. John Cowan
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Northhouse Burn.
A Small stream which has its source near Southdramrigshiel - flows in a north easterly into Northhouse Burn. |
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NORTHHOUSE BURN |
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn |
Mr. John Scott
John Michie
John Cowan |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] From junction of Southdean Burn and stream in Chaplecleuch W. [West] to River Teviot.
A pretty large stream formed by the junction of the two Burns Fouledge SyKe and Southdean runs in a Northerly direction & emptied itself into the River Teviot |
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CHAPEL CLEUCH |
Chapel Cleuch
Chapel Cleuch
Chapel Cleuch |
Mr. John Scott
John Michie
John Cowan |
032.05 |
[situation] N.E. by E. [North East by East] from Southdean Burn
A rugged glen, with a stream running through it, on Northhouse Farm |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 32.5 Trace 4
[signed] John G Andrew
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INNER HILL |
Inner Hill
Inner Hill
Inner Hill |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr John Michie Northhouse
John Cowan Northhouse |
032.05 |
[situation] About 50 chains S.E. [South East] from Northhouse.
A considerable hil on Northhouse Farm |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Old Northhouse] |
Chapel (site of)
Chapel (site of)
Chapel (site of) |
Mr John Scott Northhouse
John Michie Northhouse
John Cowan Northhouse |
032.05 |
[sitaution] 2 1/2 chains N.W. [North West] from Old Northhouse.
Supposed to have existed before the Reformation. There are no traces observable. There is a Burying ground immediately to the South. Interments have taken place within the recollection of persons still living. |
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OLD NORTHHOUSE |
Northhouse (Old)
Northhouse (Old)
Northhouse (Old) |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr. John Michie Northhouse
Mr. John Cowan Northhouse
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
032.05 |
[situation] Nearly 1 mile S.E. [South East] from Northhouse.
Generally called Old Northhouse was once the farm house and in the remembrance of men now living there were upwards of 15 houses near it, but they are now divided down to two |
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[note] Old Northhouse adopted as distinctive from name of modern house.
[signed] J.G. Andrew
S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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SIMPSON'S HILL |
Simpson's Hill
Simpson's Hill
Simpson's Hill |
Mr. J. Scott (Northhouse)
John Cowan (Old Northhouse)
John Richie (Old Northhouse) |
032.05 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] from Inner Hill.
A Small hill feature, situate immediately to the North of Old Northhouse - an old established name |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32 No. 5 Trace 5
[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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FORT [Grey Hill] |
British Fort
British Fort
British Fort |
Mr. J. Scott (Northhouse)
John Cowan (Old Northhouse)
John Michie (Old Northhouse) |
032.05 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] from Grey Hill.
Vestiges of a Camp (Supposed "British") of a Circular formation very much defaced - on the farm of Northhouse |
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GREY HILL |
Grey Hill
Grey Hill
Grey Hill |
J. Scott
J, Cowan
J. Michie |
032.05 |
[Situation] ¼ mile East of Simpson's Hill.
Applies to a Small hill feature Situate on the farm of Northhouse |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32 No. 5 Trace 6
[Signed] Thomas Watson
2nd. Corp: RE. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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STOBITCOTE |
Stobitcote
Stobitcote
Stobitcote
Stobitcote
Stobitcote
Stobicote |
J. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Walter Scott Preiesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Valuation Rolls
Plan of proposed Parish (1849) |
032.06 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] district.
A Cottage one story in height with outbuilding garden and lands Attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
J. Oliver Esqr.
Walter Scott
David Scott |
032.06 |
[Situation] From the junction of Priesthaugh and Skelfhill Burns N.E. [North East] to En. [Eastern] Ph. By. [Parish Boundary]
A Small river formed by the Confluence of Priesthaugh and Skelffell Burns, and flows in a northwesterly direction, and mingles with the River Teviot near Newmill, |
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LONG CLEUCH |
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch |
Walter Grieve Southfield
Robert Grieve Southfield
John Beattie Dodburn |
032.06 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] of Stobitcote.
A deep glen through which there flows a tributary of Allan Water. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.6 Trace 1
[Signed] P. Munro Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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SHANKFOOT |
Shankfoot
Shankfoot
Shankfoot |
John Beattie Dodburn
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh |
032.06 |
[Situation] At En. [Eastern] Ph. [Parish] Boundary
A Cottage one story in height with garden Attached, in good repair, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.6 Trace 3
[Signed] P. Munro Lce. Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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RUT HEAD |
Rut Head
Rut Head
Rut Head |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley |
031.09 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to Roberton and Teviothead
A Small portion of moss on the Ph. [Parish] Boundary |
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RASHY HILL |
Rashy Hill
Rashy Hill
Rashy Hill |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.09 |
[Situation] On Boundary common to Roberton and Teviothead
A height on the Ph. [Parish] boundary having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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RUTHEAD SIKE |
Ruthead Sike
Ruthead Sike
Ruthead Sike |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.09 |
[Situation] From Ruthead East to Hare Grain
A Small Stream having its Source at Ruthead, And falls into the Hare Grain. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plab 31.9 Trace No. 1.
[Signed] O. Barrett |
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LAIRHOPE BRAES |
Lairhope Braes
Lairhope Braes
Lairhope Braes |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley |
031.09 |
[Situation] At the Wn. [Western Ph. [Parish] Boundary
A brow, falling from the Parish boundary to Ruthead Syke. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.9 Trace No. 1
[Signed] Owen Barrett C/A [Civil Assistant] |
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PIKE HILL |
Pike Hill
Pike Hill
Pike Hill |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Tomas Little Howpasley |
031.09 |
[Situation] On the boundary common to Teviothead and Roberton
A large hill on the Parish boundary between Roberton and Teviothead. |
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HARE GRAIN |
Hare Grain
Hare Grain
Hare Grain |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.09 |
[Situation] From the East of Pike Hill East to Ruthead Sike.
A Cleuch through which a Small Stream flows, and falls into Ruthead Syke, the name extends along the whole Course of the Stream. |
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HAREGRAIN EDGE |
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.09 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Pike Hill
A ridge jutting out from Pike Hill, And lying between Hare Grain & Fauld Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.9. Trace No. 2
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Horspasley |
031.09 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] of Haregrain bridge
A Small hill lying between Hare Grain & Ruthead Syke |
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Ph. [Parish] pf Teviothead Plan 31.9 Trace No. 2
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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LAIRHOPE BRAES |
Lairhope Braes
Lairhope Braes
Lairhope Braes |
Revd. [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.09 |
[Situation] At the Wn. Ph. [Western Parish] Boundary
A brow falling from the Ph. By. [Parish Boundary] to the Ruthead Syke & Lairhope Burn. |
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RUTHEAD SIKE |
Ruthead Sike
Ruthead Sike
Ruthead Sike |
Revd. [Reverend] H.J. Riddel
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg |
031.09 |
[Situation] From Rut Head East by South to Lairhope Burn.
A Small Stream having its Source in a moss, Called Ruthead, bears the name to its junction with Hare Grain |
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Parish of Teviothead Trace 31.10 Trace No. 1
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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BRAE HEAD |
Brae Head
Brae Head
Brae Head |
Walter Elliot Lairhope
William Turnbull Falnash
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.10 |
[Situation] On By. [Boundary] common to Teviothead and Roberton
A Small hill at the top of Lairhope Brae on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 2
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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THE CRIB |
The Crib
The Crib
The Crib |
Walter Elliot Lairhope
William Turnbull Fallnash
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.10 |
[Situation] East from Lairhope Brae.
A hollow piece of ground, Well sheltered by the Surrounding hills. |
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CRIB SIKE |
Crib Sike
Crib Sike
Crib Sike |
Walter Elliot
William Turnbull
Robert Hogg |
031.10 |
[Situation] On the Crib.
A Small Stream having its Source in "The Crib" passes by Lairhope and falls into Lairhope Burn. |
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LAIRHOPE |
Lairhope
Lairhope
Lairhope
Lairhope |
Walter Elliot
William Turnbull
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Property Documents |
031.10 |
[Situation] 12 chains South of "The Crib".
A Shepherds house on the farm of Falnash. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 3
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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LAIRHOPE BURN |
Lairhope Burn
Lairhope Burn
Lairhope Burn |
William Turnbull Falnash
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Walter Elliot Lairhope |
031.10 |
[Situation] From the junction of Ruthead Sike and [Hare Grain]
A Stream formed by the junction of "Ruthead Syke" with Hare Grain, bears the name to its Confluence with "Hislop Burn" thence the united waters take the name of "Falnash Burn," |
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WESTER RIG |
Wester Rig
Wester Rig
Wester Rig |
William Turnbull
George Oliver Esq
Walter Elliot |
031.10 |
[Situation] On the East of the Crib.
A ridge lying between "The Crib " and "Calfshaw Burn". |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 3
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden
William Turnbull Falnash |
031.10 |
[Situation] South West from Lairhope.
A Small hill lying between "Hare Grain" and "Ruthead Syke". |
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HAREGRAIN EDGE |
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge |
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg
William Turnbull |
031.13 |
[Situation] South of Mid Hill.
A ridge running out of "Sike Hill" and lying between "Hare Grain" and "Fauld Burn" |
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LOUSEY HASS |
Lousey Hass
Lousey Hass
Lousey Hass |
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg
William Turnbull |
031.10 |
[Situation] East of Haregrain Edge.
A hollow having two Small Streams in it, which fall into Hare Grain |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 4
[Signed] O. Barrett. |
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HARE GRAIN |
Hare Grain
Hare Grain
Hare Grain |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.10 |
[Situation] Between Mid Hill and Haregrain Edge.
A hollow through which a stream flows, the hollow And Stream are Coextensive in length. |
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HISLOP HILL |
Hislop Hill
Hislop Hill
Hislop Hill |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg |
031.10 |
[Situation] ½ mile South of Lairhope Braes.
A large hill having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 4
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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MERRY NAZE |
Merry Nees
Merry Nese
Merry Neze
Merry Naze |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.10 |
[Situation] ½ mile S.E. [South East] of Lairhope Braes.
A height at the termination of the ridge that divides the Hislop and Lairhope Burns. There is no Settled Way of spelling this name, but from it always being applied to Points or Promontories, Naze or Ness, is, no doubt, the Correct name. |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.10 |
[Situation] Between Hislop Hill and Merry Naze S.E. [South East] to Hislop Burn.
A Small Stream which falls into the Hislop Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 5
[Signed] O. Barrett |
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HISLOP BURN |
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn |
George Olvier Esq Hawick
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage |
031.10 |
[Situation] From junction of Long and Fauld Burns N.E. [North East] to Lairhope Burn.
A large Stream formed by the united Waters of Long and Fauld Burns; bears this name to where it falls into Lairhope Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.10 Trace No. 6
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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WESTER RIG |
Wester Rig
Wester Rig
Wester Rig |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.10 |
[Situation] At the West side of Parish
A ridge lying between the Crib and Calfshaw Burn |
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CALFSHAW BURN |
Calfshaw Burn
Calfshaw Burn
Calfshaw Burn |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg |
031.11 |
[Situation] From Calfshaw Head S.E. [South East] to Falnash Burn
A Stream having its Source on the brow of Calfshaw Head and falls into Falnash Burn. |
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EASTER RIG |
Easter Rig
Easter Rig
Easter Rig |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg |
031.06 |
[Situation] N.E. [North East] from Wester Rig.
A ridge lying between Calfshaw Burn and Dryden Burn |
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Plan 31.11. Trace No. 1 Parish of Teviothead
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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BIRKIEBRAE HEAD |
Birkiebrae Head
Birkiebrae Head
Birkiebrae Head |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.11 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Easter Rig.
A height at the end of Easter Rigg. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Robert Hogg |
031.11 |
[Situation] On the west bank of Dryden Burn.
A Cottage on the farm of Falnash. This Cottage is often called "Falnash Parkhead". |
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DRYDEN BURN |
Dryden Burn
Dryden Burn
Dryden Burn |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliott
Robert Hogg |
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[Situation] From the North of Easter Rig S.E. [South East] to River Teviot.
A Stream having its Source near Calfshaw Head, and falling into the River Teviot |
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Plan 31.11 Trace No. 2 Parish of Teviothead
[Note] BirKie - Abounding with the birch tree. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. [Scottish] Dicty. [Dictionary].
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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DRYDEN LINN |
Dryden Linn
Dryden Linn
Dryden Linn |
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
David Miller Dovecot
Robert Hogg Dryden |
031.11 |
[Situation] On Dryden Burn.
A deep wooded Cleuch through which a stream flows. |
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DRYDEN |
Dryden
Dryden
Dryden |
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
David Miller
Robert Hogg |
031.11 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Dryden Burn.
A Shepherds Cottage on the farm of Commonside. |
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DRYDEN KNOWES |
Dryden Knowes
Dryden Knowes
Dryden Knowes |
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
David Miller
Robert Hogg |
031.11 |
[Situation] Nearly ½ mile N.E. [North East] of Dryden.
A cluster of Small hillocks on a Slightly elevated ridge. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.11 Trace No. 3
[Note] Lin - Lyn - Linn A shrubby ravine. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary]
Linn is commonly applied in Scotland to a pool or running water overhung by precipitous banks.
The original derivation of the word from the Greek (λίμνη - a pool probably from [λενίo] to flow) is confirmatory
of the correctness of these applications.
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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TANLAW NAZE |
Tanlaw Nese
Tanlaw Neis
Tanlaw Neze
Tanlaw Naze |
William Turnbull Falnash
George Oliver Esq. Factor's Clerk, Hawick
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.11 |
[Situation] About ¾ mile S.S.W. [South South West] from Birkiebrae Head.
A height at the point of a long ridge that devides the Falnash Burn & River Teviot. From Naze or Ness, a point or promontory. |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.11 |
[Situation] Adjoining Tanlaw Naze on the N.E. [North East].
A Small Knowe on Tanlaw Naze. |
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FALNASH BURN |
Falnash Burn
Falnash Burn
Falnash Burn |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.11 |
[situation] From the junction of Lairhope and Hislop Burns East to River Teviot.
A large Stream formed by the Lairhope & Hislop Burns falls into the Teviot. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.11 Trace No. 4
[Note] Naze - a promontory See Jamieson
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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LAIRHOPE BURN |
Lairhope Burn
Lairhope Burn
Lairhope Burn |
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
George Oliver Esq Factors Clerk |
031.10 |
[Situation] From the junction of Ruthead Sike and Hare Grain East to Hislop Burn.
A Stream formed by the Junction of Ruthead Syke And Hare Grain bears the name to its confluence with Hislop Burn. |
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HISLOP BURN |
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
George Oliver Esq. |
031.10 |
A Stream formed by the Junction of Long and Fauld Burns, bears the name to the confluence with Lairhope Burn. |
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FALNASH |
Falnash
Falnash
Falnash |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
George Oliver Esq |
031.11 |
[Situation] On the North Bank of Falnash Burn.
A good Farmhouse with outhouses and gardens attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.11 Trace No. 4
[Signed] Owen Barrett CA [Civil Assistant] |
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BIRKIEBRAE |
Birkiebrae
Birkiebrae
Birkiebrae |
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.11 |
[Situation] ¼ mile nearly East of Falnash.
Two Cottages on the farm of Falnash. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Falnash] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.11 |
[Situation] ½ mile S.E. [South East] of Falnash
Here previous and Subsequent to the Reformation, a chapel Stood. There is no trace of it at present. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
William Turnbull
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.11; 031.12 |
[Situation] From the N.W. [North West] of Merry Law N. [North] to Teviot.
A large Stream having its Source near Stock Hill passes by the Town of Hawick, and falls into the Teviot. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.11 Trace No. 5
[Note] Birkie - Abounding with the birch tree. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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FROSTLEY BURN |
Frostley Burn
Frostley Burn
Frostley Burn |
George Oliver Esq. Hawick
Samuel Little Schoolmaster
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
William Turnbull |
031.11 |
[Situation] South of the Teviot.
A large Stream having its Source near Linnhope, falls into the Teviot. |
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POST OFFICE [Frostley Burn] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
George Oliver Esq
Samuel Little
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel |
031.11 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Frostley Burn.
A room in the house occupied by the Parish Schoolmaster as a By Post. |
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[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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SCHOOL [nr Frostley Burn] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.11 |
[Situation] Near the junction of Frostley Burn with the Teviot.
A Small Stone building used as the Ph. [Parish] School, Salary Maximum and the average attendance of Scholars 50. |
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HENDERSONSKNOWE |
Hendersonsknowe
Hendersonsknowe
Hendersonsknowe |
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
George Oliver Esq
Samuel Little |
031.11 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached, Occupied by Walter Scott, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.11 Trace No. 6
[Note] HendersonsKnowe Cottages - Merely the Bothies belonging to HendersonsKnowe
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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BOWAN HILL |
Bowan Hill
Bowan Hill
Bowan Hill |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Walter Scott Hendersons Knowe |
031.11 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Henderson's Knowe.
A green hill of moderate height on which Stands a Tril. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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BOWANHILL |
Bowanhill
Bowanhill
Bowanhill |
George Oliver Esq
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Walter Scott |
031.11 |
[Situation] South of Bowan Hill.
A cottage now unoccupied formerly a farm house. |
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DOVECOT BURN |
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn |
George Oliver Esq
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Walter Scott |
031.11; 031.12; 031.15 |
[Situation] To the East of Bowan Hill.
A Small Stream having its Source on Bowanhill farm, falls into the Teviot. |
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Plan 31.11 Trace No. 6 Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
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DOVECOT [a house] |
Dovecot
Dovecot
Dovecot |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Walter Scott Hendersons Knowe |
031.11 |
[Situation] 26 chains N.E. [North East] of Hendersons Knowe.
A house with a Small portion of land attached, occupied by David Miller, the property of The Duke of Buccleuch. |
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DOVECOT BRIDGE |
Dovecot Bridge
Dovecot Bridge
Dovecot Bridge |
George Oliver Esq
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Walter Scott |
031.11 |
[Situation] 5 chains North of Dovecot
A Stone bridge of one Arch over the Dovecot Burn, on the road from Hawick to Carlisle. |
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TEVIOTHEAD COTTAGE |
Teviothead Cottage
Teviothead Cottage
Teviothead Cottage |
George Oliver Esq
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Walter Scott |
031.11 |
[Situation] At the junction of Falnash Burn with River Teviot
A neat cottage with a small portion of land attached, occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] H.S.Riddel formerly Minister of Teviothead and Author of a Volume of Poems "Preview of Hogg the Ettrick Shepherd" and Several Short Essays. |
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COLTHERDSCLEUCH |
Coltherdscleuch
Coltherdscleuch
Coltherdscleuch
Cotterscleugh |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A. Scott Esqr. (Commonside)
R. Graham Northhouse
Johnstone's Map of Roxburghshire |
031.12 |
[Situation] On the East bank of River Teviot
A farm house slated & in good repair with Suitable out offices garden, and lands attached the property of His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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GLEDSNEST |
Gledsnest
Gledsnest
Gledsnest |
G. Olover Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
031.12 |
[Situation] 30 chains S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Coltherdcleuch
A farm house slated & in good repair with Suitable offices, garden and lands attached, the property of His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
G. Oliver Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
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[Situation] From the N.W. [North West] side of Merry Law N. [North] to Tweed
A considerable Stream having its source near Stock Hill & joins the Tweed at Kelso. |
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COLTHERDSCLEUCH T.P. |
Coltherdsleuch Toll Bar
Colherdscleuch Toll Bar
Coltherdscleuch Toll Bar |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A. Scott Esqr. Commonside
R. Graham Northhouse |
013.12 |
[Situation] 26 chains S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Coltherdcleuch
A cottage on the Edinbro [Edinburgh] and Carlisle trust road, belonging to the Road Trustees by whom it is let once a year. |
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NEST BURN |
Nest Burn
Nest Burn
Nest Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
031.12 |
[Situation] From between Watch Knowe and Far Height North to River Teviot.
A Small Stream which rises about one mile to the South of Glednest runs in a northerly direction into the Teviot. |
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DOVECOT BURN |
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
031.11; 031.12; 031.15 |
[Situation] From East of Bowan Hill N.E. [North East] to River Teviot.
Applies to a Small Stream having its Source on the farm of Bowanhill & empties itself into the Teviot. |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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FORT [Crom Rig] |
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of) |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A. Scott Esqr. Commonside
R. Graham Northhouse |
031.12 |
[Situation] On Crom Rig
Vestiges of a Camp distinctly observable - supposed "british". |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 31 No.12 T. [Trace] 2.
[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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LODGE HILL |
Lodge Hill
Lodge Hill
Lodge Hill |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A. Scott Esqr. Commonside
R. Graham Northhouse |
031.12 |
[Situation] ¾ mile South of Coltherdcleuch.
A small eminence Situated immediately to the South of Gledsnest. |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 31 No. 12 T. [Trace] 4.
[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BAR SIKE |
Bar Sike
Bar Sike
Bar Sike |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A Scott Esqr. Commonside
R. Graham Northhouse |
031.12 |
[Situation] In the S.E. [South East] Corner of Sheet.
A Small Stream having its Source near the Summit of Harwood Rig - runs in a northerly course into Southdean Burn. |
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CROMRIG BURN |
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
031.12; |
[Situation] On the East of Crom Rig
A Small Stream which rises near Southdeanrigshiel and flows in a north easterly direction into Northhouse Burn. |
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SOUTHDEAN RIG |
Southdean Rig
Southdean Rig
Southdean Rig |
G. Oliver Esqr.
A. Scott Esqr.
R. Graham |
031.12 |
[Situation] ½ mile S.E. [South East] of Crom Rig
Applies to a ridge shaped eminence of considerable height on the farm of Coltherdscleuch - |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corps R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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SOUTHDEAN BURN |
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
A. Scott Commonside
R. Graham Northhouse |
031.12; 032.09 |
[Situation] From the N.E. [North East] of Greatmoor Hill - N.E. [North East] to North-house Burn
A Stream deriving its Source from near Skelfhill Pen flows in a north easterly direction to Chapel Cleuch where it joins the Northhouse Burn |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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NORTHHOUSE BURN |
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn
Northhouse Burn |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
John Michie Northhouse
John Cowan |
031.08; 032.05 |
[Situation] From junction of Southdean Burn & Stream in Chapel Cleuch N.W. [North West] to R. [River] Teviot.
A stream formed by the junction of the two burns Fouledge Syke & Southdean runs in a North Westerly direction & empties itself into the Teviot. |
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CHAPEL CLEUCH |
Chapel Cleuch
Chapel Cleuch
Chapel Cleuch |
Mr. John Scott
Mr. John Michie
Mr. John Cowan |
032.05 |
[Situation] East from Northhouse Burn.
A hollow with a small stream running through it, on Northhouse Farm |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32.9 Trace 1
[Signed] J.G Andrew S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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OLD NORTHHOUSE |
Northhouse
Northhouse
Northhouse
Old Northhouse |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
John Michie Northhouse
John Cowan
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
032.09 |
[Situation] In N.e. [North East] Ph. [Parish] district.
The original Farm house, there were upwards of 15 houses near it at one time, but there is only one at the present time. |
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CATRAIL OR PICTS' WORK DITCH |
Catrail
Catrail
Catrail
Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch
Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch
Catrail or Picts' Work Ditch |
Mr. Alexander Jeffrey Jedburgh
Mr. Michie Hawick
John Cowan
Statistical Account of Dumfries
Gazetteer of Scotland
Chalmers' Caledonia |
032.09 |
[Situation] 8 chains S.E. of Old Northhouse.
A covered way of very ancient Construction supposed to have been British it extends for about 45 miles through the counties of Selkirk & Roxburgh
This portion of the Catrail consists of an earthen embankment from three to four feet in height and about sixteen feet wide at the bottom.
For a further description see Sheet 31 No. 3. and Page 2 of this Book. |
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[Note] 'Old Northhouse' preferred as distinctive from name of modern house J.B.J.
[Signed] J. G Andrew S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DOECLEUCH HILL |
Doecleuch Hill
Doecleuch Hill
Doecleuch Hill |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr. John Michie
Mr, John Cowan |
032.09 |
[Situation] 31 chains S.E. [South East] of Old Northhouse
A small hill on the farm of Doecleuch having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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DOE CLEUCH |
Doe Cleuch
Doe Cleuch
Doe Cleuch
Doe Cleuch |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr. John Michie Northhouse
Mr. John Cowan Northhouse#Walter grieve (Southfield) |
032.09 |
[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Doecleuch Hill.
Applies to a Small rugged glen having a Stream running through it, which empties itself into the Allan Water - |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32.9 Trace 3
[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers.]
J.G. Andrew |
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STONY HILL |
Stony Hill
Stony Hill
Stony Hill |
Mr. John Scott Northhouse
Mr. John Michie Northhouse
Mr. John Cowan Northhouse |
032.09 |
[Situation] About 54 chains S.W. [South West] of Old Northhouse.
A considerable hill on Northhouse Farm |
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BAR SIKE |
Bar Sike |
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SOUTHDEAN BURN |
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Mr. John Scott Hawick
Mr. John Michie Hawick
Mr. John Cowan Hawick |
031.12;
032.09 |
[Situation] From the N.E. [North East] of Greatmoor Hill N.E. [North East] to North house.
A stream running in a North Easterly direction, the combination of Foliage Syke, with itself, forms Northhouse Burn |
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FOULEDGE SIKE |
Fouledge Syke
Fouledge Syke
Fouledge Syke |
Mr. John Scott
Mr. John Michie
Mr. John Cowan |
032.09 |
[Situation] From the Nn. [Northern] vicinity of Fouledge N by W [North by West] to Southdaean Burn.
A small stream running a North Westerly direction it joins the Carter Burn and then termed Northhouse Burn |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32.9 Trace 4
[Signed] J.G Andrew S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BUSH HILL |
Bush Hill
Bush Hill
Bush Hill |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
R. Graham Northhouse
John Cowan Old Northhouse |
032.09 |
[Situation] S.E. by E. [South East by East] from Stony Hill.
A Small eminence Situated on the South East extremity of Northhouse farm. |
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Parish of Teviothead Sheet 32 No. 9 Trace 5
[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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STONY CLEUCH |
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch |
Walter Grieve (Southfield)
John Cowan (Northhouse)
John Beattie (Dodburn) |
032.09;
032.10 |
[Situation] Nearly ½ mile South of Doe Cleuch.
A deep narrow glen, having a Small Stream running through it which empties itself into the Allan Water - |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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HOUDSHALL |
Houdshall
Houdshall
Houdshall |
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
John Beattie Dodburn |
032.10 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Allan Water
A Cottage one story in height with garden Attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.10 Trace 1
[Signed] P. Munro Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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DOE CLEUCH |
Doe Cleuch
Doe Cleuch
Doe Cleuch |
Walter Grieve Southfield
Robert Grieve Southfield
John Beattie Dodburn
G. Oliver Esqr. (Factor's Clerk) |
032.09 |
[Situation] West from Allan Water.
A rugged glen through which there flow a tributary of Allan Water. |
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DOECLEUCH |
Doecleuch
Doecleuch
Doecleuch |
Walter Grieve
Robert Grieve
John Beattie
G. Oliver Esqr. Factor's Clerk |
032.10 |
[Situation] On the west bank of Allan Water.
A Cottage residence one story in height with garden attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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FORT [Burgh Hill: SW side] |
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of) |
Walter Grieve
Robert Grieve
John Beattie |
032.10 |
[Situation] On the S.W. [South West] side of Burgh Hill
The vestiges of a British Fort situated a little to the east of Doecleuch, some parts of the ramparts, and from still remains although much defaced. |
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DRUIDICAL CIRCLE (Site of) [Burgh Hill] |
Site of Druidical Circle
Site of Druidical Circle
Site of Druidical Circle |
Origines Parochiales Scotia
Mr. Jeffrey, Jedburgh
Mr. Kennedy, Hawick |
032.10 |
The Situation assigned by parties in the district where there existed formerly some remains of a Druidical Circle. The ground presents indications of having been disturbed, but nothing exists to confirm the assertion. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.10 Trace 1
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce. Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BURGH HILL |
Brough Hill
Brough Hill
Brough Hill
Burgh Hill
Burgh Hill
Burgh Hill |
Walter Grieve Southfield
Robert Grieve Southfield
John Beattie Dodburn
Mr. Kennedy (Hawick)
Jeffrey's History of Roxbro. [Roxburgh]
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
032.10 |
[Situation] Between Allan Water and Dod Burn
A Considerable hill situated on the farm of Dod. |
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DOD BURN |
Dod Burn
Dod Burn
Dod Burn |
Walter Grieve
Robert Grieve
John Beattie |
032.06 |
[Situation] Tracing Boundary common to Teviothead and Kirkton.
A Rivulet which rises on Pen-hope, and flows in northwest direction till it joins Allan Water |
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FORT [Burgh Hill: SE side] |
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of) |
Walter Grieve
Robert Grieve
John Beattie |
032.10 |
[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Burgh Hill.
The vestiges of a British Fort on the farm of Dod, This must have been a place of considerable strength from the size of the entrenchments. |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce. Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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STONY CLEUCH |
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch
Stony Cleuch |
Walter Grieve Southfield
Robert Grieve Southfield
John Beattie Dodburn |
032.10 |
[Situation] West from Allan Water.
A deep narrow glen through which there flows a tributary of Allan Water. |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
Walter Grieve
Robert Grieve
John Beattie |
032.10 |
[Situation] From the junction of Priesthaugh and Skelfhill Burns. N. by E. [North by East]
A Small river which rises in the Parish of Cavers, and flows in a north westerly direction, and mingles with the River Teviot at Newmills. |
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FORT [Allan Water] |
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of)
British Fort (Site of) |
W. Scott Esqr. (Priesthaugh)
W. Grieve Esqr. (Skelfhill)
J. Beattie (Dodburn) |
032.10 |
[Situation] On the East bank of Allan Water.
Vestiges of a Camp distinctly traceable. Supposed to be of ancient British origin - |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce. Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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PYATKNOW SIKE |
Pyotknowe Syke
Pyotknowe Syke
Pyotknowe Syke
Pyotknowe Syke |
Walter Grieve Southfield
Robert Grieve Southfield
John Beattie Dodburn
G. Oliver Esqr. (Factor's Clerk) |
032.10 |
[Situation] At En. Ph. By. [Eastern Parish Boundary] west to Dod Burn
A Small Stream which rises about a mile to the east of Whitehill and flows in a Westerly direction till it joins Dod Burn. |
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SCAR PLANTATION |
Scar Plantation
Scar Plantation
Scar Plantation |
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
John Beattie Dodburn |
032.10 |
[Situation] On Dod Burn
An extensive wood near the north west side of the farm of Priesthaugh. |
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THIEVES ROAD |
Thieves Road
Thieves Road
Thieves Road |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
W. Scott Esqr. Priesthaugh
Mr. J. Grieve Skefhill |
032.10 |
[Situation] 7 chains West of Scar Plantation.
Track of an old Road much frequented by Freebooters during the Border incursions. Queen Mary travelled en route from Hawick to Hermitage Castle. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.10 Trace 4
[Note] Pyat the magpie Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scot. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary].
This mode hitherto adopted on Plans
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce. Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
Thomas Watson 2nd Corpl. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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PIKE HILL |
Pike Hill
Pike Hill
Pike Hill |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley |
031.09 |
[Situation] On the Boundy [Boundary] common to Teviothead and Roberton.
A large hill on the boundary between Roberton & Teviothead. |
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HAREGRAIN EDGE |
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.13 |
[Situation] East of Pike Hill.
A ridge which lyes between Hare Grain and Fauld Burn. |
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FAULD BURN |
Fauld Burn
Fauld Burn
Fauld Burn |
Walter Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.13 |
[Situation] From Tod Hill East to Long Burn
A Stream having its Source on the brow of Tod Hill, falls into Long Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.13 Trace No. 1
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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TOD HILL |
Tod Hill
Tod Hill
Tod Hill |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Little Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley |
031.13 |
[Situation] On the Boundy [Boundary] common to Teviothead and Roberton.
A large hill on the Ph. [Parish] boundary between Roberton and Teviothead. |
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BYEHASS FELL |
Byehass Fell
Byehass Fell
Byehass Fell |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliot
Thomas Little |
031.13 |
[Situation] On the boundary common to Teviothead and Roberton.
A large hill on the Ph. [Parish] boundary between Roberton and Teviothead. |
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TODHILL RIG |
Todhill Rig
Todhill Rig
Todhill Rig |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliott
Thomas Little |
031.13 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Tod Hill.
A ridge Jutting out from Tod Hill |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.13 Trace No. 2
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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LONG BURN |
Long Burn
Long Burn
Long Burn |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley |
031.13 |
[Situation] From the S.W. [South West] of Todhill Rig S.E. by E. [South East by East] to Fauld Burn.
A Stream having its Source at the foot of Byehass Fell, and falls into Fauld Burn. |
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PEAT RIG |
Peat Rig
Peat Rig
Peat Rig |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliott
Thomas Little |
031.13 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Todhill Rig.
A long ridge lying to the north Side of Long Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 30.13 Trace No. 2.
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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FAULD BURN |
Fauld Burn
Fauld Burn
Fauld Burn |
Walter Elliot Lairhope
Thomas Little Howpasley
James Little Hislop |
031.13 |
[Situation] From Tod Hill East to Long Burn
A Stream having its source on the brow of Pike Hill, bears the name to its meeting with Long Burn. |
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HAREGRAIN EDGE |
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge
Haregrain Edge |
James Little
Thomas Little
Walter Elliot |
031.13 |
[Situation] North of Fauld Burn
A ridge jutting out from Pike Hill. |
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LOUSEY HASS |
Lousey Hass
Lousey Hass
Lousey Hass |
James Little
Thomas Little
Walter Elliot |
031.10 |
[Situation] On the East of Haregrain Edge.
A glen through which two Small Streams flow, & which fall in Hare Grain. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.14 Trace No. 1
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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HISLOP HILL |
Hislop Hill
Hislop Hill
Hislop Hill |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
James Little Hislop |
031.10 |
[Situation] East of Lousey Hass.
A large hill having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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HISLOP BURN |
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn
Hislop Burn |
William Turnbull
Walter Elliott
James Little |
031.10 |
[Situation] From the junction of Long and Fauld Burns N.E. [North East] to Lairhope Burn.
A large Stream formed by the United Waters of Fauld & Long Burns, bears the name to its meeting With Lairhope Burn. |
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BLACKCLEUCH RIG |
Blackcleuch Rig
Blackcleuch Rig
Blackcleuch Rig
Blackcleuch Rig |
William Turnbull
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Walter Elliot
James Little |
031.14 |
[Situation] On the south of Hislop Burn
A high ridge lying between Hislop Burn And the River Teviot. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.14 Trace No. 2
[Signed] Owen Barrett |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
William Turnbull Falnash
Walter Elliot Lairhope
James Little Hislop |
031.10 |
[situation] N.W. [North West] from Hislop Burn.
A small stream which falls into Hislop Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead -- Plan 31.14 Trace No. 3
[signed] Owen Barn |
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PEAT RIG |
Peat Rig
Peat Rig
Peat Rig |
James Little Hislop
Thomas Little Howpasley
Walter Elliot Lairhope |
031.13 |
[situation] Between Fauld and Long Burns.
A long ridge lying between Fauld and Long Burns |
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LONG BURN |
Long Burn
Long Burn
Long Burn |
James Little
Thomas Little
Walter Elliot |
031.14 |
[situation] From East of Byehass Fell N.E. [North East] to Fauld Burn.
A stream having its source near Byehass Fell, bears the name to its meeting with Fauld Burn |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead Plan 31.14 Trace No. 4
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HISLOP |
Hislop
Hislop
Hislop |
James Little Occupier
George Oliver Esq Hawick
William Turnbull Falnash |
031.14 |
[situation] On the junction of Fauld and Long Burns.
A farm house with outhouses attached, Occupied by James Little |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead -- Plan 31.14 Trace No. 5
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Walter Scott Hendersonsknowe |
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[situation] From N.W. [North West] of Merry Law N.N.E. [North North East] through Ph. [Parish].
Alarge stream having its source near Stock Hill, falls into the Tweed. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead -- Plan 31.14 Trace No. 6
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
George Oliver esq Factor's Clerk, Hawick
Revd. [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel Teviothead Cottage
William Turnbull Falnash |
025 ; 031 ; 032 ; 036 |
[situation] From N.W. [North West] of Merry Law N.N.E. [North North East] through Parish
A large stream having its source near Stock Hill, passes by the town of Hawick, and falls into the Tweed near Kelso. |
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TANLAW NAZE |
Tanlaw Neze
Tanlaw nees
Tanlaw Neze
Tanlaw Naze |
Revd. [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel
George Oliver Esq
William Turnbull
Samuel Little, Schoolmaster |
031.11 |
½ mile N.W. [North West] of Caerlanrig.
A prominent hill at the end of the ridge that divides the Teviot and Falnash Burn, from Naze or Ness a Point or Promontory.
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CAERLAN RIG |
Caerlan Rig
Caerlan Rig
Caerlan Rig
Carlan Rig
Carlan Rig
Carlanrigg |
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Mr. Oliver Caerlanrig
Samuel Little Schoolmaster
Property Documents
George Oliver Esq
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
031.14 |
[situation] On the South of River Teviot
A long ridge lying between the Teviot and Linrey Cleuch. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 31.15 Trace No. 1
[signed] O Barrett |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
Mr. Oliver Caerlanrigg
Revd. [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.15 |
[situation] North of Caerlanrig.
A slight prominence on the end of Caerlanrigg, having the remains of a strong Camp, which is said to be Roman, on its crest. |
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CAERLANRIG |
Caerlanrig
Caerlanrig
Caerlanrig
Carlanrick Rig
Caerlanrig
Carlenrigg
Carlenrig
Caerlanrig
Carlanrig
Carlenrig |
Mr Oliver Occupier
Revd [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel
Samuel Little
Property Documents
Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Valuation Roll (1811)
Statistical Account of Roxburghshire
Chalmers' Caledonia
Map of Proposed Parish of Teviothead |
031.15 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot.
A farm house with outbuildings and gardens attached. This name is evidently derived from its situation - the Caer or Fort, on the Long ridge. |
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CAMP (Remains of) [Caerlanrig] |
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[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot.
A farm house with outbuildings and gardens attached. This name is evidently derived from its situation - the Caer or Fort, on the Long ridge. |
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WOODBRAE |
Woodbrae
Woodbrae
Woodbrae |
Mr. Oliver
Revd. [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.15 |
[situation] 11 chains N.E. [North East] of Caerlanrig
A cottage on the farm of Caerlanrigg. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 31.15 Trace No. 2
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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CHURCH [nr Caerlandrig] |
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish) |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Young Manse
Revd [Reverend] Henry Scott Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.15 |
[situation] 30 chains N.E. [North East] of Caerlanrig.
A neat stone building in the modern Gothic style, have sittings for 300 persons, but capable of accomodating 500. Patron the DuKe of Buccleuch. |
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MANSE [nr parish church] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Young
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.15 |
[situation] 7 chains S.E. [South East] of Church.
A neat building with garden, and small Glebe attached, the property of the Parish Minister for the time being. |
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FROSTLEY BURN |
Frostley Burn
Frostley Burn
Frostlie Burn
Frostlie Burn
Frostley Burn |
George Oliver Esq HawicK
Samuel Little
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
William Turnbull
Impl. [Imperial] Gazetteer of Scotland |
031.15 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A large stream having its source near Liunhope, falls into the Teviot, near the Parish Church. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BINKS |
BinKs
BinKs
BinKs |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Samuel Little Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage |
031.15 |
[situation] On the East Fawhope Burn.
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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BINKS BURN |
Binks Burn
Binks Burn
Binks Burn |
George Oliver Esq
Samuel Little
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel |
031.15 |
[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Far height N.W. [North West] to Frostley Burn
A stream having its source near Southdeanrigshiel, and falls into the Frostley Burn. |
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DOVECOT BURN |
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn
Dovecot Burn |
George Oliver Esq
Samuel Little
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel |
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[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Bowan Hill N.E. [North East] to River Teviot.
A small stream having its Sorce near Bowanhill, falls into the Teviot. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LIMEY CLEUCH |
Limey Cleuch
Limey Cleuch
Limey Cleuch |
George Oliver HawicK
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.15 |
[situation] 27 chains South of Caerlanrig
A valleythrough which a stream flows, falling into Frosley Burn. |
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SLATEBURN QUARRY |
Slateburn Quarry (Whinstone)
Slateburn Quarry (Whinstone)
Slateburn Quarry (Whinstone) |
George Oliver Esq
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little |
031.15 |
[situation] On the East bank of Fawhope Burn.
A whinstone Quarry at the bend on the HawicK and Carlisle Road, the stones are rather thin flat. |
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FAWHOPE BURN |
Phaup Burn
Phaup Burn
Phaup Burn
Faehope Burn
Faehope Burn
Fawhope Burn
Fawhope Burn |
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel
Samuel Little
David Miller
Property Documents
George Oliver Esq
William Turnbull Falnash
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
031.15 |
[situation] From South of White Hill N.W. by N. [North West by North] to Frostley Burn.
A stream which falls into the Frostley Burn, at Castleweary. |
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Fawhope Burn [note] Fawhop - Scotch - the different or variegated coloured hollow - having reference either to the soil or strata thereof - so evidently the correct spelling.
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BINKS HILL |
Binks Hill
Binks Hill
Binks Hill |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Samuel Little Schoolmaster |
031.15 |
[situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Caerlanrig
A large hill on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
Walter Scott Hendersons Knowe
Francis DicKson Southdeanrigshiel
David Miller Dovecot |
031.16 |
[situation] In the central district of Ph. [Parish].
A small green Knowe on the farm of Bowanhill. |
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FAR HEIGHT |
Far Height
Far Height
Far Height |
Walter Scott
Francis DicKson
David Miller |
031.16 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Watch Knowe
A considerable hill, on the farm of Bowanhill, with a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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NEST BURN |
Nest Burn
Nest Burn
Nest Burn |
Walter Scott
Francis DicKson
David Miller |
031.12 |
[situation] From between Watch Knowe and Far Height North to River Teviot.
A small stream having its source near "Far Height" and falls into the Teviot at Gledsnest. |
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[signed] O Barrett |
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SOUTHDEANRIG SHIEL |
Southdeanrig Shiel
Southdeanrig Shiel
Southdeanrig Shiel |
George Oliver Esq HawicK
Francis DicKson Southdeanrigshiel
David Miller Dovecot |
031.16 |
[situation] East of Far Height.
A Shepherd's cottage on the farm of Coltheads Cleuch. |
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SOUTHDEAN RIG |
Southdean Rig
Southdean Rig
Southdean Rig |
George Oliver Esq
Francis DicKson
David Miller |
031.12 |
[sitation] 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Southdean-Rig Shiel.
A high ridge lying between Cromrigg Burn and Southdean Burn. |
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CROMRIG BURN |
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn
Cromrig Burn |
Francis DicKson
David Miller
Walter Scott |
031.08; 032.05 |
[situation] From between Far Height and Southdean Rig N.E. [North East] to North house Burn
A small stream havings its source near Southdeanrigshiel, and falls into the Northhouse Burn |
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Southdeanrig Shiel [note] Shiel, originally a temporary hut or cabin for those who had the care of sheep on the moors - but afterwards applied to fixed habitations. - BrocKett's Glossary of North Country words.
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BINKS BURN |
Binks Burn |
G, Oliver Esqr. (Hawick)
G. Gledinning (Alreebar)
Walter Watson (Fouledge) |
031.15 |
[situation] From the S.E. [South East] of Far Height N.W. [North West] to Frostley Burn.
A small stream having its source near Southdeanrigshiel, and discharges itself into Frosley Burn. |
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KNOWES HEAD |
Knowe's Head |
F. Dixon Southdeanrigshiel
G. Glendinning
W. Watson |
031.16 |
[situation] About ½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Far Height.
A small eminence on the summit of which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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ROTTEN GRAIN |
Rotten Grain |
F. Dixon
G. Glendinning
W. Watson |
031.16 |
[situation] From the N.E. [North East] vicinity of Knowe's Head - N.E. [North East] to Southdean Burn
A small glen or cleuchthrough which runs a Small Stream & empties itself into Southdean Burn. |
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[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp: R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SOUTHDEAN BURN |
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Francis Dixon Southdeanrigshiel
A. Scott Esqr. Commonside |
031.12 |
[situation] From the N.E. [North East] of Greatmoor Hill N.E. [North East] to North-house Burn.
A stream having its source near Skelfhill Pen runs in a north easterly direction until it joins Northhouse Burn This stream is sometimes called Carter or Carton Burn. |
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GOAL HILL |
Goal Hill
Goal Hill
Goal Hill |
G. Oliver Esqr.
F. Dixon
G. Glendinning (Alreebar) |
031.16 |
[situation] On the East of Southdean Burn
A hill feature of considerable elevation having a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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BAR SIKE |
Bar Sike
Bar Sike
Bar Sike |
G. Oliver Esqr.
F. Dixon
G. Glendinning |
031.12 |
[situation] From Harwood Rig N.N.W. [North North West] to Southdean Burn
A small stream having its source near the topof Harwood Rig runs in a northerly direction and empties itself into Southdean Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 31 No. 16 T. [Trace] 3.
[singed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corpl. [Corporal] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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ALDERYBAR |
Alderybar
Alderybar
Alderybar
Alerbar
Allers |
George Niven Esq. HawicK
Francis DicKson Southdeanrigshiel
George Glendinning Occupier
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Valuation Rolls for 1811 |
032.13 |
[situation] Towards the centre of Parish
A Shepherds house on the farm of Northouse, |
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BAR SIKE |
Bar Sike
Bar Sike
Bar Sike |
Francis DicKson
George Glendinning
Walter Watson Fouledge |
031.12 |
[situation] From Hawick Rig N.N.W. [North North West] to Southdean Burn.
A Small Stream having its source near the head of Harwood Rigg, falls into the Southdean Burn. |
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SAUGHY HILL |
Saughy Hill
Saughy Hill
Saughy Hill |
Francis DicKson
George Glendinning
Walter Watson |
032.13 |
[situation] To the North of Alreebar.
A small hill near Alreebar |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead - Plan 32.13 Trace No. 1
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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FOULEDGE |
Fouledge
Fouledge
Fouledge
Fouledge |
Walter Watson Occupier
Francis DicKson Southdeanrigshiel
George Glendinning Alreebar
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
032.13 |
[situation] 51 Chains S.E. [South East] of Alreebar.
A Shepherds Cottage, on the farm of SKelfhill, |
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FOULEDGE SIKE |
Fouledge Sike
Fouledge Sike
Fouledge Sike |
Walter Watson
Francis DicKson
George Glendinning |
032.09 |
[situation] From the Nn. [Northern] vicinity of Fouledge. North to Southdean Burn.
A Small Stream having its Source near Fouledge, and falls into Southdean Burn. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead -- Plan 32.13 Trace No. 2
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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SKELFHILL |
SKelfhill
SKelfhill
SKelfhill |
Property Documents
George Oliver Esq HawicK
Walter Watson Fouledge |
032.13 |
[situation] 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Fouledge.
A farm house with outhouses and gardens attached, the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch. |
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SKELFHILL CRAIG |
SKelfhill Craig
SKelfhill Craig
SKelfhill Craig |
Walter Watson
George Glendenning
Francis Dickson |
032.13 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] of SKelfhill.
A small hill on which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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WESTERTOWN |
Westertown
Westertown
Westertown |
Walter Watson
Francis DicKson
George Glendenning |
032.13 |
[situation] 16 chains S.W. [South West] of SKelfhill.
A cottage on the farm of SKelfhill. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 32.13 Trace No. 3
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HARWOOD RIG |
Harwood Rig
Harwood Rig
Harwood Rig |
George Oliver Esq Factors ClerK
Francis DicKson Southdeanrigshiel
George Glendenning Alreebar |
032.13 |
[situation] 1/4 mile West of Fouledge.
An elevated ridge on which Stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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LONG CLEUCH |
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch |
Francis Dickson
Walter Watson
George Glendenning |
032.13 |
[situation] 14 chains South of Fouledge.
A small cleuch through which a stream flows, the cleuch extends as far as the stream, |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 32.13 Trace No. 4
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HALIWELL RIG |
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig |
George Oliver Esq Factor's Clerk
Francis Dickson Southdeanrigshirl
Walter Watson Foueldge |
032 |
[situation] On the East of Skelfhill Burn.
A high ridge between Skelfhill & Priesthaugh Burn |
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SKELFHILL BURN |
Skelfhill Burn
Skelfhill Burn
Skelfhill Burn |
George Oliver Esq
Francis Dickson
Walter Watson |
032 |
[situation] From the west of Peat Rig North East to Allan Water.
A stream having its source near Wisp Hill, bears this name to where it joins Priesthaugh Burn - thence the united waters take the name of Allan Water, |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 32.13 Trace No. 6
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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ALLAN WATER |
Allan Water
Allan Water
Allan Water |
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
Walter Grieve Southfield |
032.14 |
[situation] From the junction of Skelfhill and Priesthaugh Burns - N.N.E. [North North East] to River Teviot.
A small River formed by the confluence of SKelfhill and Priesthaugh Burns, and flows in a northwesterly direction, and mingles with the River Teviot near Newmill. |
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SKELFHILL BURN |
SKelfhill Burn
SKelfhill Burn
SKelfhill Burn |
Walter Scott
David Scott
Walter Grieve |
032.13 |
[situation] From Tudhope E. by N. [East by North] to Allan Water.
A Rivulet which rises in Tudhope Hill, and flows in a northerly direction, to near Priesthaugh, where it forms a junction with Priesthaugh Burn. |
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PRIESTHAUGH |
Priesthaugh
Priesthaugh
Priesthaugh |
Walter Scott
David Scott
Walter Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] On the East of Priesthaugh Burn
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 32.14 Trace 1
[signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DOD BURN |
Dod Burn
Dod Burn
Dod Burn |
Walter Scott
David Scott
Walter Grieve |
032.06 |
From E. [East] Parish Boundary North to Allan Water.
A Rivulet which rises in Peelbrae hope, and flows in a northwesterly direction till it joins Allan Water. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Priesthaugh] |
Chapel (Site of) |
G. Oliver Esqr.
W. Scott
D. Scott
W. Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] 11 chains North of Priesthaugh.
A Chapel stood here which fell into disuse immediately after the reformation, The remaining vestiges of the foundation were removed about forty years ago. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.14 Trace 2 & 1
[signed]
P. Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
Thomas Watson 2nd Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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FORT [Priesthaugh] |
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of)
British Fort (Remains of) |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
W. Scott Priesthaugh
W. Grieve Skelfhill |
032.14 |
[situation] About 10 chains S.E. [South East] of Priesthaugh.
Distinct vestiges of a Camp Situated about ten Chains to the South of Priesthaugh supposed to have been of ancient British construction. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 32 No. 14 Trace 1
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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TOWER (Site of) [Priesthaugh] |
Tower (Site of) |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Mr Scott Priesthaugh
Mr Grieve Skelfhill |
032.14 |
[situation] Nearly 1/2 mile East of Priesthaugh.
Vestiges of the foundation of this Border Peel or Keep are still visible. History & Tradition are alike silent respecting its origin. |
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THIEVES ROAD |
Thieves Road
Thieves Road
Thieves Road |
G. Oliver
Mr. Scott
Mr. Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] 1/2 mile East of Priesthaugh.
Track of an old road much frequented by Freebooters during the Border incursions. Queen Mary travelled along this road from Hawick to Hermitage Castle. |
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CROW WOOD |
Crow Wood |
G. Oliver
Mr. Scott
Mr. Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] 49 chains S.E. [South East] of Priesthaugh.
Applies to a clump of mixed wood. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Sheet 32 No. 14 T. [Trace] 2.
[signed] Thomas Watson
2nd Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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PRIESTHAUGH BURN |
Priesthaugh Burn
Priesthaugh Burn
Priesthaugh Burn |
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
Walter Grieve Southfield |
032.14 |
[situation] From Mosspatrick Sware N.N.W. [North North West] to Allan Water.
A Rivulet which rises at Moorpatrick Swire, and flows in a northwesterly direction, to near Priesthaugh, where it forms a junction with Skelfhill Burn. |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch |
Walter Scott
David Scott
Walter Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] East from Priesthaugh Burn.
A rugged glen through which there flows a tributary of Priesthaugh Burn. |
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PEEL BRAE |
Peel Brae
Peel Brae
Peel Brae |
Walter Scott
David Scott
Walter Grieve |
032.14 |
[situation] On the East of Priesthaugh Burn.
This name applies to an extensive hill declivity on the farm of Priesthaugh, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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HALIWELL RIG |
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig |
W. Scott
D. Scott
W. Grieve Skelfhill |
032 |
[situation] West of Priesthaugh Burn.
A ridge shaped hill feature of considerable height lying between Skelfhill & Priesthaugh Burn. |
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Parish of Teviothead -- Plan 32.14 Trace 3
[signed] P. Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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MEIKLE KNOWE |
Meikle Knowe
Meikle Knowe
Meikle Knowe |
Walter Scott Priesthaugh
David Scott Priesthaugh
Walter Grieve Southfield |
032.14 |
[situation] To the East of Peel Brae.
A considerable hill on the farm of Priesthaugh. |
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BARRY SIKE |
Barry Sike
Barry Sike
Barry Sike |
Mr Potts - North-house
Robert Deans
James Wilson |
032.14 |
[situation] From En Ph. By [Eastern Parish Boundary] to Dod Burn.
A rill at the South of Pyat Knowe flowing West, falls into Dod Burn in Teviothead Parish. |
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Parish of Teviothead Plan 32.4 Trace 4
[signed] P. Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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LAMBLAIR EDGE |
Lamblair Edge
Lamblair Edge
Lamblair Edge |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
Adam Jackson Commonbrae
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
036 |
[situation] On the boundary between Roberton and Teviothead.
A hill on the Ph. [Parish] Boundary on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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STOCK HILL |
Stock Hill
Stock Hill
Stock Hill |
William Riddel
Adam Jackson
William Armstrong |
036 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Eskdalemuir and Roberton.
A hill on the County boundary on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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EWESDOWN FELL |
Ewesdown Fell
Ewesdown Fell
Ewesdown Fell |
William Riddel
Adam Jackson
William Armstrong |
036 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Westerkirk.
A hill on the county boundary on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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Sheet 36 Trace No. 1 Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barnett |
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WORMS CLEUCH |
Worms Cleuch
Worms Cleuch
Worms Cleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
Adam Jackson Commonbrae
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
036; 037 |
[situation] Between Lamblair Edge and Peat Rig
A cleuch through which a stream flows, bears the name from its source to its junction with Ewesden Syke. |
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PEAT RIG |
Peat Rig
Peat Rig
Peat Rig |
William Riddel
Adam Jackson
William Armstrong |
031.13 |
[situation] 1/2 mile South of Lamblair Edge.
A ridge lying between Shorter Syke and Worms Cleuch. |
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SHORTER SIKE |
Shorter Syke
Shorter Syke
Shorter Syke |
William Riddel
Adam Jackson
William Armstrong |
036 |
[situation] South of Peat Rig.
A small stream which falls into Ewesden Syke. |
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Sheet 36. Trace No. 1
[signed] Owen Barnett |
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FOUL HILL |
Foul Hill
Foul Hill
Foul Hill |
William Riddel
Adam Jackson
William Armstrong |
036 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Roberton.
A height on the boundary between Roberton and Teviothead. |
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Sheet 36. Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Ewesden Sike [note] See Page 140.
Ewesden Fell [note] See Page 127.
[signed] Owen Barrett
c/a [civil assistant] |
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EWELEES KNOWE |
Ewelees Knowe |
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WOODBIES FELL |
Woodbies Fell |
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BLACK BURN HEAD |
Black Burn Head |
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[note] Hill features on the County Boundary common to Dumfries and Roxburghshires. |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain
Long Grain
Long Grain |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain
John Anderson Wisp |
036; 037 |
[situation] From the South of Ewesden Fell East.
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into the Teviot flows. |
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LONG RIG |
Long Rig
Long Rig
Long Rig |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
John Anderson |
036; 037 |
[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Ewesden Fell.
A ridge lying between Long Grain and Mid Grain. |
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MID GRAIN |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
John Anderson |
036; 037 |
[situation] South of Long Rig.
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into the Teviot flows. |
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Sheet 36 Trace No. 2 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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DEEP GRAIN |
Deep Grain
Deep Grain
Deep Grain |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain
John Anderson Wisp |
036; 037 |
[situation] To the South of Mid Grain.
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into the Teviot flows. |
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MERRY LAW |
Merry Law
Merry Law
Merry Law |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
John Anderson |
036 |
[situation] On the boundary between Teviothead and Westerkirk.
An elevated ridge over which the county boundary passes. |
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Sheet 36 Trace No. 2 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett
C.A. [Civil Assistant] |
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MARCH CLEUCH |
March Cleuch
March Cleuch
March Cleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] from Ramscleuch.
A small cleuch with a stream flowing through it falling into the Rams Cleuch. |
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COMMONBRAE HILL |
Commonbrae Hill
Commonbrae Hill
Commonbrae Hill |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On River Teviot.
A height in an estuary of the Teviot on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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COMMONBRAE SIKE |
Commonbrae Syke
Commonbrae Syke
Commonbrae Syke |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Commonbrae Hill.
A small stream having its source on Commonbrae Hill, and falls into the River Teviot. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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THORNYCLEUCH KNOWE |
Thornycleuch
Thornycleuch
Thornycleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] 1/2 mile N.W. [North West] from Commonbrae.
A small hill on the farm of Ramscleuch on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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ROWANTREE HILL |
Rowantree Hill
Rowantree Hill
Rowantree Hill |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile North of Commonbrae Hill.
A considerable hill on the farm of Blackcleuch having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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BLACKCLEUCH RIG |
Blackcleuch Rig
Blackcleuch Rig
Blackcleuch Rig |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
031.14 |
[situation] 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Rowantree Hill.
An elevated ridge lying between the Teviot and Long Burn. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RAMS CLEUCH |
Rams Cleuch
Rams Cleuch
Rams Cleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol BlacKcleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] West of Commonbrae Hill.
A deep cleuch with a large stream flowing through it bears the name from the Junction of Worms Cleuch and Ewesden Syke untill it Joins the River Teviot. |
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RAMSCLEUCH |
Ramscleuch
Ramscleuch
Ramscleuch |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] 1 mile west of Commonbrae Hill.
A farm house with outhouses and gardens attached, occupied by William Riddel, the property of T.G. Anderson Esq Tushielaw |
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HIGH GRAIN |
High Grain
High Grain
High Grain |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] of Yadgair Edge.
A small hollow through which a stream that falls into Aiky Grain flows. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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AIKY GRAIN |
Aiky Grain
Aiky Grain
Aiky Grain |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] N.W. [North West] from Rams Cleuch.
A small cleuch through which a stream that falls into Rams Cleuch flows. |
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GOWANY SIKE |
Gowany Sike
Gowany Sike
Gowany Sike |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] N.W. [North West] from Rams Cleuch.
A small stream which falls into Rams Cleuch. |
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THORNY CLEUCH |
Thorny Cleuch
Thorny Cleuch
Thorny Cleuch |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] 9 chains East of Gowany Sike
A small cleuch which falls into Rams Cleuch. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
David Brydon Geddingscleuch
James Nicol BlacKcleuch |
037 |
[situation] From the NW. [North West] side of Merry Law. N.E. [North East] to Tweed.
A stream having its source near the Co. [County] boundary flows upwards of 10 miles through this parish, passes by the Town of HawicK, and falls into the Tweed near Kelso. |
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BIRN KNOWE |
Birn Knowe
Birn Knowe
Birn Knowe |
William Riddel
David Brydon
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Hill Head.
A small round hill near Geddingscleuch. |
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HILL HEAD |
Hill Head
Hill Head
Hill Head |
William Riddel
David Brydon
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot.
A height in an estuary of the Teviot. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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GEDDINGS CLEUCH |
Geddings Cleuch
Geddings Cleuch
Geddings Cleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
David Brydon Geddingscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch |
037 |
[situation] At the S.E. [South East] of Birn Knowe.
A deep cleuch through which a stream that falls into the River Teviot flows. |
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GEDDINGSCLEUCH |
Geddingscleuch
Geddingscleuch
Geddingscleuch |
William Riddel
David Brydon
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] Near the junction of Geddings Cleuch.
A Shepherds Cottage on the farm of Limeycleuch, occupied by David Brydon, the property of Sir William Elliott Bart [Baronet] of Stobs Castle. |
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MARE SIKE |
Mare SyKe
Mare SyKe
Mare SyKe |
William Riddel
David Brydon
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] Between Hill Head and Birn Knowe
A small stream falling into the River Teviot. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 1. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LONG BURN |
Long Burn
Long Burn
Long Burn |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch
Adam Jackson Common Brae |
031.13 |
[situation] From East of Byehass Fell N.E, [North East] to Fauld Burn.
A stream having its source near Byehass Fell, bears the name to its Junction with Fauld SyKe. |
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BYEHASS FELL |
Byehass Fell
Byehass Fell
Byehass Fell |
William Riddel
James Nicol
Adam Jackson |
031.13 |
[situation] On the Boundary common to Teviothead and Roberton.
A large hill on the boundary between Roberton & Teviothead having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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YADGAIR EDGE |
Yadgair Edge
Yadgair Edge
Yadgair Edge |
William Riddel
James Nicol
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Byehass Fell.
A height between High Grain and Long Burn. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett
c/a [civil assistant] |
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WORMS CLEUCH |
Worms Cleuch
Worms Cleuch
Worms Cleuch |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
James Nicol Blackcleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
036; 037 |
[situation] West from Rams Cleuch.
A cleuch with a stream flowing through it, bears the name from the junction of two small sykes near Stock Hill to its junction with Ewesden Syke. |
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EWESDOWN SIKE |
Ewesdown Syke
Ewesdown Syke
Ewesdown Syke |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Rams Cleuch.
A stream having its source on the Slope of Ewesden Fell, bears the name to its confluence with Worms Cleuch, near Ramscleuch. |
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WHITE KNOWE |
White Knowe
White Knowe
White Knowe |
William Riddel
James Nicol
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile S.S.W. [South South West] from Yadgair Edge.
A small hill having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 1. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BENTS HILL |
Bents Hill
Bents Hill
Bents Hill |
William Riddel Ramscleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain
James Nicol Blackcleuch |
037 |
[situation] 3/4 mile S. [South] from Yadgair Edge.
A hill on the farm of Ramscleuch and lying between Rams Cleuch and Bents Cleuch. |
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BENTS CLEUCH |
Bents Clecuh
Bents Cleuch
Bents Cleuch |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Bents Hill.
A Small cleuch through which a stream that falls into Rams Cleuch flows |
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CROOKED BRAES |
Crooked Braes
Crooked Braes
Crooked Braes |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] 1 mile S.W. [South West] of Commonbrae Hill.
A height on the farm of Rams Cleuch having a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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COCKPLAY |
Cockplay
Cockplay
Cockplay |
William Riddel Rams Cleuch
William Armstrong Rashygrain
James Nicol Blackcleuch |
037 |
[situation] Between Cooked Braes and Commonbrae Fell.
A height lying between the River Teviot and Barts Cleuch. |
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YELLOW SIKE |
Yellow Sike
Yellow Sike
Yellow Sike |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] South of CrooKed Braes.
A small stream which falls into the Long grain. |
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RASHY GRAIN |
Rashy Grain
Rashy Grain
Rashy Grain |
William Riddel
William Armstrong
James Nicol |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Crooked Braes.
A small cleuch through which a stream that falls into the Teviot flows. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LIMEYCLEUCH |
Limeycleuch
Limeycleuch
Limeycleuch |
James Baptie Occupier
Adam Jackson Commonbrae
John Anderson Wisp |
037 |
[situation] On the East bank of Limey cleuch.
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached, Occupied by James Baptie, the property of Sir William Elliot Bart [Baronet] of Stobs Castle. |
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LIMEY SIKE |
Limey Sike
Limey Sike
Limey Sike |
James Baptie
Adam Jackson
John Anderson |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] from Limey Cleuch.
A stream which falls into Limey Cleuch. |
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LIMEYCLEUCH HILL |
Limeycleuch Hill
Limeycleuch Hill
Limeycleuch Hill |
James Baptie
Adam Jackson
John Anderson |
037 |
[situation] About 25 chains East of Limeycleuch.
A height lying between Limey Syke and Corrie Syke on which stand a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 2. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LIMEY HILL |
Limey Hill
Limey Hill
Limey Hill |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
Adam Jackson Commonbrae |
037 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile South of Limeycleuch Hill.
A height lying between Short Hope and Limey Syke, on which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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SHORT HOPE |
Short Hope
Short Hope
Short Hope |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] West of Limey Hill.
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into Limey Cleuch flows |
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COMB HILL |
Comb Hill
Comb Hill
Comb Hill |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] About 1 mile South of Limey Hill.
A hill of considerable altitude approaching 1000 feet, on which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 2 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Comb Hill [note]
Coomb - the bosom of a hill, having a semi-circular form - Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc. Dicty [Scottish Dictionary]
Comb recommended at Exn [Examination] p. Captn [per Captain] Stotherd
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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FROSTLEY BURN |
Frostley Burn
Frostley Burn
Frostley Burn |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] From the junction of Linhope and Coomb Sike N. [North] to River Teviot
A large stream formed by Coom Syke and Linhope Burn, bears the name untill its confluence with the River Teviot. |
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CASTLEWEARY |
Castleweary
Castleweary
Castleweary |
James Baptie
John Anderson
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] At the junction of Fawhope Burn with Frostley Burn.
Two cottages, on on either side of the road which leads from Hawick to Carlisle, 10 miles from the former place, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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CORRIE SIKE |
Corrie Sike
Corrie Sike
Corrie Sike |
James Baptie
John Anderson
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Frosley Burn.
A stream formed from two small syKes which have no names, bears the name to its junction with Frostley Burn. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 2 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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FROSTLEY RIG |
Frostley Rig
Frostley Rig
Frostley Rig |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
Thomas Cairns Braehead
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] On the west of Frostley Burn
An elevated ridge jutting out from Coam Hill, and lying between Corrie SyKe and Frostley Burn. |
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COMB SIKE |
Coomb Syke
Coomb Syke
Coomb Syke |
James Baptir
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Linhope Burn.
A small stream having its source near Coom Hill and joins the Linhope Burn. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
James Baptie
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] 30 chains S.W. [South West] from Linhope.
A shepherds Cottage on the farm of Limhope, occupied by Thomas Cairns, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Coomb Syke [note] See Remark Page 144
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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GORDON'S KNOWE |
Gordon's Knowe
Gordon's Knowe
Gordon's Knowe |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
Adam Jackson Commonbrae |
037 |
[situation] 1¾ mile S.W. [South West] of Limeycleuch.
A small hill on the farm of Limey cleuch, on which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station |
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WISP |
Wisp
Wisp
Wisp |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam JacKson |
037 |
[situation] 1½ mile S.W. [South West] of Limeycleuch
A shepeherds Cottage on the farm of Limeycleuch, occupied by John Anderson, the property of Sir William Elliot Bart [Baronet] of Stobo Castle. |
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LIMEY CLEUCH |
Limey Cleuch
Limey Cleuch
Limey Cleuch |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam JacKson |
031.15 |
[situation] South from Limeycleuch (house).
A valley through which a stream flows bears the name from the junction of Wrangway Burn and Marypath SyKe to the Frostley Burn. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LONG HOPE |
Long Hope
Long Hope
Long Hope |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
Adam Jackson Commonbrae |
037 |
[situation] West of Coomb Hill.
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into Wrangway Burn flows. |
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LONGHOPE HEIGHT |
Longhope Height
Longhope Height
Longhope Height |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Coomb Hill.
A height between Long Hope and Wispmoor Cleuch, on which stands a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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WISPMOOR CLEUCH |
Wispmoor Cleuch
Wispmoor Cleuch
Wispmoor Cleuch |
James Baptie
John Anderson
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] To the North of Longhope Height.
A cleuch through which a stream flows, bears the name from the junction of two small streams opposite Longhope Height, to its confluence with Limey Cleuch. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 2 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch |
John Anderson Wisp
James Nicol Blackcleuch
Adam Jackson Commonbrae |
037 |
[situation] West from River Teviot.
A small cleuch through which a stream that falls into the River Teviot flows. |
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BLACKCLEUCH |
Blackcleuch
Blackcleuch
Blackcleuch |
John Anderson
James Nicol
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] On the west bank of River Teviot.
A cottage with garden attached Occupied by James Nicol, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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HARE SIKE |
Hare Sike
Hare Sike
Hare Sike |
John Anderson
James Nicol
Adam Jackson |
037 |
[situation] 35 chains South of Black Cleuch.
A small stream which passes by Blacksleuch and falls into the River Teviot. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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COMMONBRAE |
Commonbrae
Commonbrae
Commonbrae |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
Adam Jackson Occupier
John Anderson Wisp |
037 |
[situation] On the west bank of River Teviot.
A cottage with garden attached Occupied by Adam Jackson, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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CAERLAN RIG |
Caerlan Rig
Caerlan Rig
Caerlan Rig
Caerlan Rig |
James Baptie
Adam Jackson
John Anderson
Ancient Map of Teviotdale |
037 |
[situation] Between River Teviot and Limey Cleuch.
A long and elevated ridge lying between the Teviot and Limey Cleuch. |
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CAMP [Caerlan Rig] |
Camp (Roman)
Camp (Roman)
Camp (Roman) |
James Baptie
Adam Jackson
John Anderson |
037 |
[situation] On Caerlaing Rig.
A strong earthwork on Caerlan Rigg. Supposed to be of Roman Construction. This Camp has the appearance of being Roman but there is no positive authority to that effect. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BEATHILL SIKE |
Beathill Syke
Beathill Syke
Beathill Syke |
John Scott Castleweary
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
William Little Falhope |
037 |
[situation] South-west from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream which washes the foot of Meg's Hill, and falls into Fawhope Burn. |
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MEG'S HILL |
Meg's Hill
Meg's Hill
Meg's Hill |
John Scott
Alexander Linton
William Little |
037 |
[situation] Between Frostley and Fawhope Burns.
A height lying between Fawhope and Frostley Burns, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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FAWHOPE BURN |
Faehope Burn
Faehope Burn
Fawhope Burn
Phanp Burn
Fawhope Burn |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Property Documents
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
031.15 |
[situation] From South of White Hill N.W. [North West] to Frostley Burn.
A stream having its source near the PiKe, bears this name to its confluence with Frostley Burn. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 3 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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FAWHOPE |
Faehope
Faehope
Fawhope
Phaup
Fawhope |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Property Documents
William Turnbull Falnash
Revd [Reverend] H.S. Riddel Teviothead Cottage
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
037 |
[situation] On the west bank of Fawhope Burn.
A cottage, the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch occupied by William Little. Fawhope - the red of diverse coloured valley - from a valley where strata or soil may answer this description, is to be preferred No proper meaning can be attached to the other modes of orthography. |
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FELL SIKE |
Fell SiKe
Fell SiKe
Fell SiKe |
William Little Faehope
John Scott Castleweary
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain |
037 |
[situation] South from Fawhope Burn.
A stream, formed by the junction of two small sykes, at the foot of Lightington Hill, falls into Beathill SyKe. |
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TOD RIG |
Tod Rig
Tod Rig
Tod Rig |
William Little
John Scott
Alexander Linton |
037 |
[situation] To the East of Fell Sike.
A ridge lying along the east side of Fell Syke. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 3 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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BLUE SIKE |
Blue Sike
Blue Sike
Blue Sike |
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
William Little Faehope
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream which falls into Faehope Burn. |
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KNOWES HEAD |
Knowes Head
Knowes Head
Knowes Head |
Alexander Linton
William Little
John Scott |
031: 037 |
[situation] 25 chains N.E. [North East] from Fawhope.
A height, forming the highest point of a gradually rising ridge, and on which there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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ROTTEN GRAIN |
Rotten Grain
Rotten Grain
Rotten Grain |
Alexander Linton
William Linton
John Scott |
031 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Knowes Head.
A slight hollow through which a stream flows, and falls into Southdean Burn. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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GREATMOOR HILL |
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill |
Francis Dickson Southdeanrigshiel
William Little Faehope
John Scott Castleweary |
038 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Knowes Head.
A hill of considerable altitude on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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SOUTHDEAN BURN |
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn
Southdean Burn |
George Oliver Esq Hawick
Francis Dickson
William Little |
031 |
[situation] From the N.E. [North East] of Greatmoor Hill N. by W. [North by West] to Bar Sike.
A stream having its source near SKelfhill Bu, bears the name to its confluence with Bar SyKe. |
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WHITE. HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Alexander Linton
William Little
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] About ½ mile South of Greatmoor Hill.
A hill of considerable elevation forming the highest point of the ridge that divides Faehope and SKelfhill Burns. |
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DEEP DALE |
Deepdale
Deepdale
Deepdale |
Alexander Linton
William Little
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] Between Greatmoor and White Hills
A deep glen through which a stream flows, and falls into Faehope Burn. |
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Pike [crossed out]
Deepdale [note] Dale - a little valley - Bailey
The name should be written in two words
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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PRIEST'S SIKE |
Priest's Sike
Priest's Sike
Priest's Sike |
Alexander Linton
William Little
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream that falls into Faehope Burn. |
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Sheet 37. Trace 3. Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead.
Little Deepdale [crossed out]
Tellow Sike [crossed out]
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LAW'S CLEUCH |
Law's Cleuch
Law's Cleuch
Law's Cleuch |
William Little Faehope
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A small cleuch with a stream flowing through it, and falls into Faehope Burn. |
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TOD SIKE |
Tod SiKe
Tod SiKe
Tod SiKe |
William Little
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream which falls into Faehope Burn. |
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GREEN SIKE |
Green SiKe
Green SiKe
Green SiKe |
William Little
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream that falls into Faehope Burn. |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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WETHER LAW |
Wether Law
Wether Law
Wether Law |
William Little Faehope
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from White Hill.
A hill, lying between the head of Faehope Burn and Pinhope Burn, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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RUSHY HOPE |
Rushy Hope
Rushy Hope
Rushy Hope |
William Little
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] To the S.W. [South West] of Wedder Law.
A deep glen through which a stream flows bears the name to its junction with Sun Hope. |
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STRAIT SIKE |
Strait Sike
Strait Sike
Strait Sike |
William Little
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A small stream which falls into Faehope Burn. |
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[signed] Owen Barret C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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LIGHTINGTON HILL |
Lightington Hill
Lightington Hill
Lightington Hill |
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
Thomas Cairns Braehead
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] 1 mile S.W.W. [South West West] from White Hill.
A hill on the farm of Linhope having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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ROUGHCLEUCH RIG |
Roughcleuch Rig
Roughcleuch Rig
Roughcleuch Rig |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] of Lightington Hill.
A ridge lying between Rough Cleuch and Ailie Grain |
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ROUGH CLEUCH |
Rough Cleuch
Rough Cleuch
Rough Cleuch |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] At the S.E. [South East] of Roughcleuch Rig.
A deep rugged cleuch through which a stream that falls into Linhope Burn flows. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 3. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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THE HORN |
The Horn
The Horn
The Horn |
John Scott Castleweary
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
Thomas Cairns Braehead |
037 |
[situation] On the East bank of Frostley Burn.
A height on the east side of Frostley Burn. |
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HORN BRIDGE |
Horn Bridge (County)
Horn Bridge (County)
Horn Bridge (County) |
John Scott
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns |
037 |
[situation] Over Frostley Burn.
A stone bridge of one arch over the Frostley Burn on the road from Hawick to Carlisle, repaired by the County. |
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MARE SIKE |
Mare Sike
Mare Sike
Mare Sike |
John Scott
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns |
037 |
[situation] N.E. [North East] from Frostley Burn.
A small stream which falls into the Frostley Burn |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 3. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LINHOPE |
Linhope
Linhope
Linhope |
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
Thomas Cairns Braehead
Mr. Aitchison Linhope |
037 |
[situation] At the junction of Coomb Sike with Linhope Burn.
A farm house with outhouses and garden attached, occupied by Mr. Aitchison the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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LINHOPE BURN |
Linhope Burn
Linhope Burn
Linhope Burn |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
Mr. Aitchison |
037 |
[situation] From between White Hill and Millstone Edge W. by N. [West by North] to Linhope.
A large stream formed by the united waters of Sun and Rushy Hopes, bears the name to its confluence with Coomb Syke. |
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ALLAR HOLE |
Allar Hole
Allar Hole
Allar Hole |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
Mr. Aitchison |
037 |
[situation] S.W. [South West] from Fawhope Burn.
A hollow through which a stream flows that falls into Linhope Burn. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 3. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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HOWDEN CLEUCH |
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch
Howden Cleuch |
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
Thomas Cairns Braehead
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[situation] About 30 chains East of Linhope
A small cleuch through which a stream that falls into Linhope Burn, flows. |
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ELY GRAIN |
Ely Grain
Ely Grain
Ely Grain |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] N.E.[North East from Elygrain.
A small cleuch through which a stream flows that falls into Linhope Burn. |
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ELYGRAIN |
Elygrain
Elygrain
Elygrain |
Alexander Linton
Thomas Cairns
John Scott |
037 |
[situation] On the East of Linhope Burn.
A Shepherds Cottage on the farms of Linhope, Occupied by Alexander Linton, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 3. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Ely Grain [note] Ely - always suggesting the idea of gradual disappearance - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc. [Scottish] Dictionary
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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WRANGWAY BURN |
Wrangway Burn
Wrangway Burn
Wrangway Burn |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] From Rashygrain Height E. by N. [East by North] to Limey Cleuch.
A stream having its source near Wrangway Height, bears the name untill it joins Merrypath Syke. |
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MERRYPATH SIKE |
Merrypath Sike
Merrypath Sike
Merrypath Sike |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On the West of Merrypath Rig.
A stream having its source near Ewes Doors, bears the name to its junction with Wrangway Burn. |
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MERRYPATH RIG |
Merrypath Rig
Merrypath Rig
Merrypath Rig |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On the West of Wrangway Burn.
A ridge lying between Wrangway Burn and Merrypath Syke |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 4 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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RASHYGRAIN [hill] |
Wrangway Height
Wrangway Height
Wrangway Height
Rashygrain
Rashygrain |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain
Henry Oliver Swingill
John Little Schoolmaster Ewes |
037 |
[situation] On the Boundary coomon to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A hill on the County boundary on which stands a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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PIKETHAW HILL |
Pikethaw
Pikethaw
Pikethaw
Pikethaw Hill
Pikethaw Hill
Pikethaw Hill |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire
Mr. Hardie, Sorbie
Blackwood's Map of Roxburghshire |
037 |
[situation] On the Boundary common to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A hill about 1000 feet high, on the county boundary, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. This hill is the first in the neighbourhood that indicates a Thaw |
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EWES DOORS |
Ewes Doors
Ewes Doors
Ewes Doors
Ewesduris |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong
Statistical Account of Dumfries |
037 |
[situation] On the bounday common to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A glen between Pikethaw and Wisp Hill across which the Co. by. [County boundary] passes, the old road from Hawick to Langholm formerly passed this way. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 4. -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Ewes Doors [note] Duris - a door New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Dumfries
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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WESTER CLEUCH |
Wester Cleuch
Wester Cleuch
Wester Cleuch |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] S.E. [South East] from River Teviot.
A small cleuch with a stream, which falls into the Teviot, flowing through it. |
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MID CLEUCH |
Mid Cleuch
Mid Cleuch
Mid Cleuch |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] Nearly 25 chains N.E. [North East] from Wester Cleuch
A small cleuch through which a stream, that falls into the River Teviot flows. |
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EASTER CLEUCH |
Easter Cleuch
Easter Cleuch
Easter Cleuch |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] 47 chains N.E. [North East] from Wester Cleuch
A small cleuch through which a stream, that falls into the River Teviot, flows. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 4 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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THE SHOULDER |
The Shoulder
The Shoulder
The Shoulder |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] At the N.E. [North East] of Merry Law.
A rest on the ascent to Merry Law having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on it. |
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HAGGIS SIDE |
Haggis Side
Haggis Side
Haggis Side |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] 1/2 mile North of Rashygrain Height.
A height lying between Geddings Cleuch and Wrangway Burn, with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 4. -- Ph. [Parish of Teviothead
Merry Law [crossed out]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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DEEP GRAIN |
Deep Grain
Deep Grain
Deep Grain |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
036; 037 |
[situation] W. [West] from River Teviot.
A cleuch through which a stream flows, that falls into the River Teviot |
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MID GRAIN |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
036; 037 |
[situation] W. [West] from River Teviot
A cleuch through which a stream, that falls into the Teviot flows. |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain
Long Grain
Long Grain |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
036; 037 |
[situation] W. [West] from River Teviot
A cleuch through which a stream that falls into the Teviot flows |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 4 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LONG RIG |
Long Rig
Long Rig
Long Rig |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
036; 037 |
[situation] Between Long and Mid Grains.
A ridge lying between Long and Mid Grains. |
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RASHYGRAIN [farm] |
Rashygrain
Rashygrain
Rashygrain |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] Near the junction of Long Grain with River Teviot.
A farm house without outhouses and garden attached, the house is occupied by William Armstrong and the farm tenanted by James Baptie of Limeycleuch, and is the property of Mr. Turnbull of Briery-yards Hawick. |
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MERRYLAW |
Merrylaw
Merrylaw
Merrylaw |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On the East bank of River Teviot
An untenanted house with a Small farm attached, the property of William Turnbull of Falnash. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 4 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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EWENS HOPE |
Ewen's Hope
Ewen's Hope
Ewen's Hope |
James Baptie Limeycleuch
John Anderson Wisp
William Armstrong Rashygrain |
037 |
[situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Wrangway Burn
A small cleuch with a stream flowing through it which falls into the Wrangway Burn. |
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EWENSHOPE FELL |
Ewen'shope Fell
Ewen'shope Fell
Ewen'shope Fell |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On the Boundary common to Teviothead and Ewes Ph. [Parish].
A height on the County boundary between Ewes Doors and Wisp Hill having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on it. |
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WISP HILL |
Wisp Hill
Wisp Hill
Wisp Hill |
James Baptie
John Anderson
William Armstrong |
037 |
[situation] On the Boundy. [Boundary] common to Teviothead and Ewes phs. [parishes]
A hill of considerable altitude being the highest in this district, and reaches far boyond 1000 feet. |
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Sheet 37 Trace No. 5 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LONG GRAIN |
Long Grain
Long Grain
Long Grain |
James Baptie
Thomas Cairns Braehead
Mr. Gowanlock Mosspant |
036; 037 |
[Situation] Tracing Boundary common to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A burn, along the county boundary through which a Stream flows, bears the name to its Junction with Back Burn. |
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MOSSPAUL INN |
Mosspaul
Mosspaul
Mosspaul
Mosspaul Inn
Mosspaul Inn
Mosspaul Inn |
James Baptie
Thomas Cairns
Mr. Gowanlock
Johnston's County Maps.
See Name in Ewes Ph. [Parish]
Blackwoods Map of Roxburghshire |
037 |
[Situation] On the boundary common to Teviothead and Ewes.
An Inn on the road from HawicK to Carlisle, 12 1/2 miles from the former place, Occupied by Mr Gowanlock, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 5 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Red Score [crossed out]
See Page 174
Score - a deep narrow ragged indentation on the side of a hill. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc: [Scottish] Dictionary
[signed] Owen Barrett. |
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DIN HILL |
Din Hill
Din Hill
Din Hill |
Thomas Cairns Braehead
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[Situation] Near the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Parish.
A height lying between Sun and Earn Hopes. |
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SUN HOPE |
Sun Hope
Sun Hope
Sun Hope |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] At the East of Din Hill.
A cleuch through which a Stream flows which falls into Rashy Hope. |
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SUNHOPE HASS |
Sunhope Hass
Sunhope Hass
Sunhope Hass |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A hollow extending Southwards from a bend of Sun Hope through the Ph. [Parish] boundary, and through which the Bridle road passes. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 6 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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LITTLE TUDHOPE HILL |
Little Tudhope Hill |
James Scott Burnfoot
Andrew Lilico Caerwoodrig. |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead And Ewes Parishes.
A height on the Ph. [Parish] boundary lying between Tudhope Fell and Sun Hope Hass. |
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TUDHOPE HILL |
Tudhope Fell
Tudhope Fell
Tudhope Fell
Tudhope Hill
Tudhope Hill
Tudhope Hill |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott
James Elliot Middleholm.
Buccleuch's Estate Maps
Alexander Andrew, Billhope. |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead, Ewes And Castleton Parishes.
A height of about 1000 feet high on the parish boundary and having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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MILLSTONE EDGE |
Millstone Edge
Millstone Edge
Millstone Edge |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead and Castleton
A high ridge on the parish boundary with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 6 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Little Fell [crossed out]
[signed] Owen Barrett. |
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WATCH KNOWE |
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe
Watch Knowe |
Thomas Cairns Braehead
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
John Scott Castleweary |
037 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Tudhope Hill.
A Small height lying between Sun Hope and Duncan's Grain, |
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DUNCAN'S GRAIN |
Duncan's Grain
Duncan's Grain
Duncan's Grain |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Linhope Burn
A cleuch through which a Stream flows which falls into Rushy Hope, |
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ALTER HOLE |
Alter Hole
Alter Hole
Alter Hole |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] To the North of Alter Hole.
A hollow through which a stream flows that falls into Duncan's Grain This hollow being very secluded rendered it a convenient place for hiding cattle that were stolen from England, untill disfigured or altered in some way that their former owners might not know them Hence the name Alter Hole. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 6 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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JENNY'S TONGUE |
Jennys Tongue
Jennys Tongue
Jennys Tongue |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] West from Millstone Edge.
A ridge lying between Rushy Hope and Duncans Grain. |
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RED SCORE |
Red Score
Red Score
Red Score |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] On the West of Millstone Edge.
A channel, on the brow of Millstone Edge, of a Reddish appearance, through which a Small Stream flows, and falls into Rushy Hope. |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 6 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
Jenny's Hass [crossed out]
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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DOD HILL |
Dod Hill
Dod Hill
Dod Hill |
Thomas Cairns Braehead
John Scott Castleweary
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain |
037 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile N.W. [North West] from Tudhope Hill.
A round hill about 1000 feet high, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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BYE SIKE |
Bye Syke
Bye Syke
Bye Syke |
Thomas Cairns
John Scott
Alexander Linton |
037 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] from Dod Hill.
A Small Stream which falls into Penangus Hope |
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BYE HILL |
Bye Hill
Bye Hill
Bye Hill |
Thomas Cairns
John Scott
Alexander Linton |
037 |
[Situation] 1 mile West from Tudhope Hill.
A height between Bye Syke and Carlintooth, |
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Sheet 37. Trace No. 6 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
[signed] Owen Barrett |
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CARLIN TOOTH |
Carlintooth
Carlintooth
Carlintooth
Carlintooth
Carlin Tooth
Carlin Tooth |
Thomas Cairns Braehead
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
John Scott Castleweary
John Telfer, Caerwoodrig.
James Scott Burnfoot. |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead And Ewes Parishes.
A hill upwards of a 1000 feet high, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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EARN HOPE |
Earn Hope
Earn Hope
Earn Hope |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Linhope Burn.
A Small cleuch through which a Stream flows and falls into Sun Hope. |
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LITTLE EARN HOPE |
Little Earn Hope
Little Earn Hope
Little Earn Hope |
Thomas Cairns
Alexander Linton
John Scott |
037 |
[Situation] To the N.W. [North West] of Earn Hope.
A Small cleuch through which a Stream flows; and falls into Linhope Burn. |
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PENANGUS HOPE |
Penangushoip or Pennangi
Penangus Hope
Glenpenaga
Glimpineagle |
Origines Parochiales Scotia (By C Innes)
William Norman Kennedy Hawick
Alexander Linton Ailiegrain
Mr. Gowanlock Mosspaul Inn |
037 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead and Ewes Parishes.
A deep glen with a stream running through it, and which bears the name at its Junction with Long Grain, at Moss Paul, In the charter of Lands granted by the Earl of Angus to the Abbey of Melrose this place is called "Penangushoip". The name is not much known but the way in which the Shepherds pronounce it is "Glimpineagle" or "Glimpenaga". Mr. Kennedy is by far the best authority that I have met, and he calls it "Penangus Hope". |
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[signed] Owen Barrett |
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CAUSEWAY GRAIN HEAD |
Causeway Grain Head |
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See Westkirk Name Book for Authorities and Descriptions |
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CORBIE SHANK |
Corbie Shank |
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037 |
See Westkirk Name Book for Authorities and Descriptions |
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[Note]
Hill features on the boundary common to Roxburgh and Dumfriesshires. |
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LONG CLEUCH |
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch
Long Cleuch |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill |
038 |
[Situation] N.W. [North West] of Grey Pen in S En. [South Eastern] district.
A glen through which a Stream having its Source near SKelfhill Pen flows, |
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GREY PEN |
Grey Pen
Grey Pen
Grey Pen |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] In S. En. [South Eastern] district
A height on the farm of SKelfhill. |
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SKELFHILL PEN |
Skelfhill Pen
Skelfhill Pen
Skelfhill Pen |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] of Grey Pen.
A prominent hill, on the farm of SKelfhill, having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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Sheet 38. Trace No. 1 -- Ph. [Parish] of Teviothead
signed] Owen Barrett |
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SKELFHILL BURN |
Skelfhill Burn
Skelfhill Burn
Skelfhill Burn |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill |
038 |
[Situation] From the junction of runners East of Crummiecleuch Rig. N. E. [North East] to Allan Water.
A large Stream Stream having its Source in Several Small Sykes, bears the name from the Junction of Foofman's Hass and master Grain, to its confluence with Priesthaugh Burn, |
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PEN SIKE |
Pen Sike
Pen Sike
Pen Sike |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] West from Skelfhill Burn.
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Peel Cleuch
Peel Cleuch
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Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
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[Situation] Between Skelfhill Pen and Peat Rig.
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FOOTMAN HASS |
Footman's Hass
Footman's Hass
Footman's Hass |
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill |
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[Situation] On the boundary Common to Teviothead and Castleton.
A Slight hollow through which a Stream flows and Joins the Master Grain, |
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CARSEY CLEUGH |
Carsey Cleuch
Carsey Cleuch
Carsey Cleuch |
William Nicol
Walter Watson
William Armstrong |
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[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Skelfhill Burn.
A Small Cleuch through which a Stream flows that falls into SKelfhill Burn, |
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HALIWELL RIG |
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig
Haliwell Rig |
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
Walter Watson Fouledge |
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[Situation] East of Grey Pen.
An elevated ridge lying between SKelfhill and Priesthaugh Burns, It is said that a Holy Well existed in this Vicinity, and the natives of the district regret much that its position Cannot be discovered as there is a large bag of Gold deposited therein |
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SKELFHILL FELL |
Skelfhill Fell
Skelfhill Fell
Skelfhill Fell |
William Armstrong
William Nicol
Walter Watson |
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[Situation] South of Haliwell Rig.
A considerable hill having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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OYSTER CLEUCH |
Oyster Cleuch
Oyster Cleuch
Oyster Cleuch |
William Armstrong
William Nicol
Walter Watson |
038 |
[Situation] At the S.E. [South East] end of Haliwell Rig.
A cleuch with a Stream flowing through it, And which falls into Priesthaugh Burn, |
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BUTTER HILL |
Butter Hill
Butter Hill
Butter Hill |
William Armstrong Priesthaughhill
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
Walter Watson Fouledge |
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[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Skelfhill Fell.
A hill lying between South Grain and Cat SyKe, |
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CAT SIKE |
Cat SiKe
Cat SiKe
Cat SiKe |
William Armstrong
William Nicol
Walter Watson |
038 |
[Situation] S.W. [South West] from Priesthaugh Burn.
A Small Stream which falls into Priesthaugh Burn, |
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PEAT RIG |
Peat Rigg
Peat Rigg
Peat Rigg |
William Armstrong
William Nicol
Walter Watson |
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[Situation] East from Butter Hill
A ridge lying between Cat Syke and Capel Cleuch, |
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CAPEL CLEUCH |
Capel Cleuch
Capel Cleuch
Capel Cleuch |
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
Walter Watson Fouledge |
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[Situation] South of Peat Rig.
A deep cleuch with a stream which falls into Priesthaugh Burn, flowing through it |
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SWARE KNOWE |
Swyre Knowe
Swyre Knowe
Swyre Knowe |
William Armstrong
William Nicol
Walter Watson |
038 |
[Situation] On the Boundy [Boundary] Common to Teviothead and Castleton.
A Small hill on the Ph. [Parish] Boundary having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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The Swyre [crossed out]
Sware Knowe [note] Sware - the mode of spelling hitherto adopted - See Jamieson
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COW SIKE |
Cow Syke
Cow Syke
Cow Syke |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol SKelfhillhope
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill |
038 |
[Situation] N.W. [North West] of Peat Rig.
A Stream which falls into SKelfhill Burn, |
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SKELFHILLHOPE |
Skelfhillhope
Skelfhillhope
Skelfhillhope
Skelfhillhope |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire. |
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[Situation] On the West bank of SKelfhill Burn.
A Shepherds house on the farm of Skelfhill, the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch, occupied by William Nicol, |
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PEAT RIG |
Peat Rig
Peat Rig
Peat Rig |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] See other.
A Slightly elevated ridge lying between Crummie Cleuch and Cow SyKe |
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CRUMMIE CLEUCH |
Crummie Cleuch
Crummie Cleuch
Crummie Cleuch |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol Skelfhillhope
William Armstrong Priesthaugh-hill |
038 |
[Situation] South of Peat Rig
A cleuch through which a Stream flows which falls into Skelfhill Burn, |
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CRUMMIECLEUCH RIG |
Cummiecleuch Rig
Cummiecleuch Rig
Cummiecleuch Rig |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
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[Situation] Between Crummie Cleuch and Master Grain.
A ridge which lies between Crummie Cleuch and Master Grain, |
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MASTER GRAIN |
Master Grain
Master Grain
Master Grain |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] S.E. [South East] of Crummiecleuch Rig.
A Small cleuch through which a Stream flows, bears the name until it Joins Footman's Hass. |
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Crummie Cleuch [note]
Crummie - Crummock
a name for a cow that
has crooked horns Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc: Dicty: [Scottish Dictionary]
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GREATMOOR HILL |
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill
Greatmoor Hill |
William Armstrong Priesthaughhill
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol SKelfhillhope |
038 |
[Situation] On the boundary Common to Teviothead, Castleton and Cavers.
A considerable hill on the Ph. By. [Parish Boundary] having a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, |
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STARCLEUCH EDGE |
Starcleuch Edge |
See Page 9 of Castleton Name Book Part 1.
R. Grieve Steward Stobbo Cottage
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
R. Deans Shepherd |
038 |
A hill feature of considerable altitude Adjoining Greatmoor Hill on the West. and on the boundary common to Teviothead Cavers and Castleton. |
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BRUNTSHIEL CLEUCH |
Bruntshiel Cleuch
Bruntshiel Cleuch
Bruntshiel Cleuch |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] On the Boundy [Boundary] Common to Teviothead and Cavers.
A Small glen with a Stream which falls into Priesthaugh Burn flowing through it, |
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DOD RIG |
Dod Rig
Dod Rig
Dod Rig |
Walter Watson
William Nicol
William Armstrong |
038 |
[Situation] On the East of Priesthaugh Burn.
An elevated ridge lying between Priesthaugh Burn and th Ph. By. [Parish Boundary]. |
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CAULDCLEUCH HEAD |
Cauldcleuch Head
Cauldcleuch Head
Cauldcleuch Head |
William Armstrong Priesthaughill
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Nicol Skelfhillhope |
038 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead and Castleton.
A hill over which the Ph. By. [Parish Boundary] runs and having two Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Stations on its Summit, |
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LANGTAE HILL |
Langtae Hill
Langtae Hill
Langtae Hill |
William Armstrong
Walter Watson
William Nicol |
038 |
[Situation] On the Boundary Common to Teviothead and Castleton.
A hill on the Ph. [Parish] boundary with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit |
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WINDY EDGE |
Windy Edge |
See Page 8 of Castleton Name Book - Part 1 for Authorities |
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A hill feature the Surface of which is rough pasture - Situate on boundary Common to Teviothead and Castleton |
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WINDY SWARE |
Windy Sware |
See Page 35 of Castleton Name Book Part 1. for Authorities |
038 |
A flat ridge or neck of level ground connecting Windy Edge with Sware Knowe situate on Sn. Ph. [Southern Parish] Boundary. |
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MOSSPATRICK SWARE |
Mosspatrick Sware |
See page 9 of Castleton Name Book Part 1. for Authorities |
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A flat neck of land running out East from Sware Knowe. On Sn. [Southern] Parish Boundy [Boundary] |
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PRIESTHAUGH BURN |
Priesthaugh Burn
Priesthaugh Burn
Priesthaugh Burn |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Armstrong Priesthaughhill
William Nicol Skelfhillhope |
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[Situation] From N.W. [North West] of Sware Knowe N. W. by N. [North West by North] to Allan Water.
A large Stream having its Source near Swyre Knowe, bears the name to its Junction with SKelfhill Burn, |
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PRIESTHAUGH-HILL |
Priesthaugh-hill
Priesthaugh-hill
Priesthaugh-hill |
Walter Watson
William Armstrong
William Nicol |
038 |
[Situation] On the West bank of Priesthaugh Burn.
A cottage on the farm of Priesthaugh, Occupied by William Armstrong, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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BLACK CLEUCH |
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch
Black Cleuch |
Walter Watson
William Armstrong
William Nicol |
038 |
[Situation] N.E [North East] of Dod Rig.
A cleuch with a Stream, which falls into Priesthaugh Burn, flowing through it, |
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CAULD CLEUCH |
Cauld Cleuch
Cauld Cleuch
Cauld Cleuch |
Walter Watson Fouledge
William Armstrong Priesthaughhill
William Nicol Skelfhillhope |
038 |
[Situation] Between Skelfhill Fell and Butter Hill.
A deep cleuch through which a Stream that falls into Priesthaugh Burn flows, |
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North Grain [crossed out]
South Grain [crossed out]
[signed] R Stotherd
Capt. R. Engrs [Captain Royal Engineers] 30th October 1858.
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