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WILTON [parish] |
Wilton
Wilton
Wilton |
Crawford's Map of Scotland
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
New Statl [Statistical] Account of Roxburghshire |
019; 020; 025 |
[Situation] at the West side of Roxburghshire.
The name of this Parish in the modern abbreviated orthography of Wiltown. The origin of the name has not been ascertained, but in ancient documents Walltown and Willis-town are the designation given to this Parish. The Parish of Wilton is bounded on the North by part of SelKirkshire and Minto Ph [Parish], on the East by Minto, Cavers and Hawick, on the South by Hawick and on the West by Roberton and Ashkirk. There is no part of it within the boundaries of another Parish, nor is there within the limits above assigned to it a detached portion of any other Parish. Its figure is that of a parallelogram extending North-east and South-west. In extreme length and breadth it is respectively nearly 5 1/2 miles. Its entire area has been computed at 8,820 acres of which about 2/3 may be arable, 100 wood and the remainder for the most part, good hill pasture. The interior is hilly, the heights however - which are broad based and of gentle acclivity admit of Cultivation but towards the S.wn. [South western] district they are left in pasture. The River Teviot the principal Stream entering the Parish at its Southern extremity - traces the En. [Eastern] boundary and at its point of ingress receives Borthwick Water also a considerable Stream which traces for the most part the Sn [Southern] Boundary Numerous [Continued on page 2] |
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Parish of Wilton -- County of Roxburgh |
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WILTOWN |
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[Continued from page 1] Numerous rills and tributary streams run through the interior and contribute their waters to the Teviot and Borthwick. The Turnpike Road from Hawick to Edinburgh traverses the En. [Eastern] district also the North British Railway (Hawick Branch) to the Town of Hawick. Limestone and marl are wrought which are chiefly used in the improvement of land in the district. Woollen Manufactories are carried on to a considerable extent There is no marKet town, but Wilton at the SEn. [South Eastern] extremity many be called the suburbs of the town of Hawick and is Scarcely disjoined from it. It Consists principally of a long street. It Contains about one half of the Parish's population. It is the Site of the grammar school of Hawick (See N. [Name] Book for the Town of Hawick) There are two villages Langlands-Dean and Appletreehall, the former Situate on the face of a declivity 1/4 mile South-west of Wilton consists of a considerable sprinkling of houses and a woollen Factory in which many of the inhabitants are employed. The village of Appletreehall consists of a row of Cottages and some detached houses 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] of Hawick. There is a Parish Church and School. Population of the Parish at the last Census 2,557.
A Roman Road is supposed by Genl [General] Roy to have traversed this County from South to North via Hawick and to have joined the well known line called Watling Street at the Eildon Hills. The route pursued would consequently be by the East side of Wilton Ph. [Parish], but due search and enquiry on the ground, not the least indications of such a way can be ascertained. The conclusion suggested by the above antiquarian is that the Romans projected such a line but either not having sufficient time to complete it, or considering the Annandale line to be a more direct communication between Carlisle and the Firth of Forth, they abandoned the undertaking. A large rough unhewn Whinstone measuring at the base from 18 to 24 inches, at the top about 12 inches and 6 feet high is variously characterised in district as a Roman Mile-stone and Standing Stone. In the absence of all indications of a Roman Road in the vicinity and moreover if General Roy's suggestion be taken - that the Road was left unfinished - it seems improbable that mile-stones could have been placed on it. The Town of Hawick it may be surmised would have been an important Roman Station where facilities would have offered for executing the symbols by which such stones have hitherto characterised as of Roman origin, there being a socket or cavity at the top in which a pillar or Cross was fixed with a smoothed or polished surface to the pedestal which is occasionally scrolled at the base. From the proximity of this stone to a large Tumulus, the character assigned is Standing Stone and in all probability commemorates the scene of an engagement between the Saxons and Picts this district having suffered greatly from the inroads of these parties. Lines of entrenchments forming a square are considered or supposed to be of Roman construction It is in the line of route of the supposed Roman Road. The vestiges of entrenchments believed in the district to have formed part of an ancient British Fort are still distinctly visible in the S.Wn. [South Western] district. The border towers or Peels are in good preservation respectively at Burnhead and Stirches in the En. [Eastern] district. The site of a Cross which marked the spot where Sir George Fairneylaw the Abbot of Melrose was slain in 1494 has been shewn 1/58 |
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Parish of Wilton -- County of Roxburghshire. |
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MOORFIELD BURN |
Moorfield Burn
Moorfield Burn
Moorfield Burn |
Mr. Blake Alton
Mr. White Moorfield
D. Turnbull Newhouse |
019.07 |
[Situation] From the N.W. [North West] side of Ph [Parish] East to _
A stream having its rise on Groundistone Farm runs in a South Easterly direction & joins Hassendean Burn |
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DEARLY BURN |
Dearly Burn
Dearly Burn
Dearly Burn |
W. Fallows
Thomas Drawhill
William Nicholl |
019.07; 020.01 |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.7 Trace
[Signed] J. G. Andrew s.R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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MOORFIELD |
Moorfield
Moorfield
Moorfield
Muirfield |
Rent Receipt
Mr. Blake Alton
C Hardy Dearlyburn
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
019.08 |
[Situation] In the Nn. [Northern] Parish district.
A house with outhouses, & farm attached |
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DEARLYBURN |
Dearlyburn
Dearlyburn
Dearlyburn
Dearlyburn |
Rent Receipt
Mr. Blake Alton
Mr. C. Hardy
Johnston's Map of Roxburgh |
019.08 |
[Situation] 30 chains nearly East of Moorfield
A house with garden & a few acres of land attached. |
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MOORFIELD BURN |
Moorfield Burn
Moorfield Burn
Moorfield Burn |
Mr. Blake Alton
Mr. White Moorfield
Mr. Turnbull Newhouses |
019.07 |
[Situation] From the N.W. [North West] side of Ph. [Parish] East.
A small burn having its rise on Groundistone farm runs in a South Easterly direction & joins Hassendean Burn |
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DEARLY BURN |
Dearly Burn
Dearly Burn
Dearly Burn |
Mr. Fellows
Thomas Drawhill
William Nicholl |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.8
[Signed] J. G. Andrew s.R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WOO BURN |
Woo Burn
Woo Burn
Woo Burn
Woo Burn |
John Nichil, Tandlaw.
Robert Nichil, Drinkaton.
Decreet of Division of Hawick Common 1765
George Oliver - Agent for the Duke of Buccleuch |
019.09 |
[Situation] Near the boundary between Ashkirk and Wilton.
A small Stream which takes its rise in the adjoining Ph [Parish] of Ashkirk - flows SW [South West] for about 15 chains and again enters that Ph [Parish] |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.10 Trace 1
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Scored Out]
Fox Cover |
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COCKPLAY |
Cockplay
Cockplay
Cockplay
Cockplay
Cockplay
Cockplay |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning
John Nicholl - Tanlaw
Robert Nicholl - Drinkston
Decreet of Division - 1765. |
019.10 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Selkirk and Roxburghshire.
A Knowe on the farm of Drinkstone & on the Northern boundary of the Parish. |
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LONG MOSS |
Long Moss
Long Moss
Long Moss |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning |
019.10 |
[Situation] To the East of Cockplay
A small patch of Moss on the farm of Drinkstone. |
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OUTER GREY HILL |
Outer Grey Hill
Outer Grey Hill
Outer Grey Hill |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning |
019.10 |
[Situation] About 30 chains S.S.E. [South South East] from Cockplay.
A small Hill on the farm of Drinkstone & near to the shepherds house. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.11 Trace 3
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LONGMOSS KNOWE |
Longmoss Knowe
Longmoss Knowe
Longmoss Knowe |
Robert Nicol (Farmer Drinkstone)
James Baptie (Shepherd Hayside)
James Glendinning (Whitehaughmoor)) |
019.10 |
[Situation] To the East of Long Moss.
A small Knowe on the farm of Drinkstone & near to the moss from which its derives its name |
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DRINKSTON HILL |
Drinkston Hill
Drinkston Hill
Drinkston Hill
Drinkston |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning
See page 29 for authorities |
019.10 |
[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Longmoss Knowe.
A large hill on the farm from which it takes its name |
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HAYSIDE |
Hayside
Hayside
Hayside |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning |
019.10 |
[Situation] Between Outer Grey and Drinkston Hills -
A shepherds Cottage on the farm of Drinkstone it is thatched and in good repair. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.10 Trace 4
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.10 Trace 4
[signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Scored Out]
Parkpounder Law [Note] Not a proper name T.W. |
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GROUNDISTON |
Groundiston
Groundiston
Groundiston
Groundiston
Grundiston |
James Burnet
Scott Glendinning
James Macintosh
Valuation Roll - 1643 & 1811.
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
019.11 |
[Situation] At the N.W. [North West] side of the Parish.
A farm house with outbuildings & garden attached the property of the Duke of Buccluech |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.11 Trace 1
[Signed] S A Andrew S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Scored Out]
Fox Cover |
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HASSENDEAN BURN |
Hassendean Burn
Hassendean Burn
Hassendean Burn |
Mr. Blake Alton
Mr. J Turnbull Alton
Mr. Scott Glendinning Boghall |
019.11 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Moor Plantation East -
A stream having its rise on Groundiston farm flows in a South Easterly direction and empties into the Teviot. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.11 Trace 2
[Signed] J G Andrew s.R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Scored Out]
Easter Moss |
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HALLY WELL |
Hally Well
Hally Well
Hally Well |
Mr. Blake (Alton)
S. Burnett (Groundiston)
R. Chisholm Esqr. (Stirches) |
019.11 |
[Situation] 14 chains S.W. [South West] of Moor Plantation.
Applies to a Spring on the farm of Alton - from which there is a copious flow of pure water - No information can be had as to the origin of the name - |
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HALLYWELL HILL |
Hallywell Hill
Hallywell Hill |
Mr. Blake Alton
J Turnbull Alton
J Burnett Groundistone
R. Chisholm Esqr. (Stirches) |
019.11 |
[Situation] To the N.W. [North West] of Haly well
A small hill on Alton Farm |
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MOOR PLANTATION |
Moor Plantation
Moor Plantation
Moor Plantation |
Mr. Blake
Mr. J Turnbull
Mr. J Burnett |
019.11 |
[Situation] 12 chains North of Hassendean Burn
A small plantation on Alton Farm |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.11 Trace 3
[Signed] J. G Andrew sR.E. [sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Scored Out]
Hellwell Plantation |
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BOGHALL |
Bog hall
Bog hall
Bog hall |
Rent Receipt
Scott Glendinning (Boghall)
James Macintosh |
019.11 |
[Situation] 15 chains S.E. [South East] of Groundiston
A house, with outhouses, garden, and a few acres of land attached. |
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BOGHALL MOSS |
Boghall Moss
Boghall Moss
Boghall Moss |
James Burnett
Scott Glendinning
James Macintosh |
019.11 |
[Situation] 12 chains South of Groundiston
An extent of wet, marshy ground attached to Boghall |
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SUNNYBANK |
Sunnybank
Sunnybank
Sunnybank |
James Burnet
Scott Glendinning
James Macintosh |
019.11 |
[Situation] 45 chains South of Groundiston
A cottage, with garden attached |
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Parish of Alton -- Sheet 19.11 Trace 4
[Signed] J G Andrew s.R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DRINKSTON CLEUCH |
Drinkston Cleuch
Drinkston Cleuch
Drinkston Cleuch
Drinkston |
Mr. Scott Glendinning (Boghall)
Andrew Henderson (Sandlaw)
Samuel Burnett (Groundistone)
See Page 29.- |
019.11 |
[Situation] 12 chains West of Sunnybank.
This name applies to a Small but rugged glen - |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19 No. 11 Trace 4
[signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp: R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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MOOR PLANTATION |
Moor Plantation
Moor Plantation
Moor Plantation |
Henry Blake Alton
James Turnbull Newburn
George White Newburn |
019.11 |
[Situation] Near the East point of this Parish.
A small plantation on Alton Farm |
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ALTON |
Alton
Alton or Auldtown
Alton |
Rent Receipt
Henry Blake
James Turnbull
Valuation Rolls
Johnston's County Map |
019.12 |
[Situation] Towards the En [Eastern] point of this Ph. [Parish].
A farm house with outbuildings & garden attached. the property of Mr. Wilson |
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HASSENDEAN BURN |
Hasendean Burn
Hasendean Burn
Hasendean Burn
Hassendean Burn |
Henry Blake Alton
D Taylor. Newhouses
James Stewart Clarilaw
Valuation Rolls &c |
019.11 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.w. [South west] of Moor Plantation East
A stream having its rise on Groundistone Farm flows in a North Easterly direction & empties itself into the Teviot. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 1
[Signed] J. S. Andrew sr R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CAWFAULDS |
Cawfaulds
Cawfaulds
Cawfaulds
Calf fields |
Rent Receipt
Mr. Laidlaw Clarilaw
James Stewart Clarilaw
Johnston's County Map. |
019.12 |
[Situation] About 47 chains N.E. [North East] from Alton
A cottage with garden attached on Clarilaw farm |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 2
[Signed] J. G Andrew srR.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ALTON MOSS |
Alton Moss
Alton Moss
Alton Moss |
H Blake
D Taylor
J Turnbull |
019.12 |
[Situation] 25 chains S.E. [South East] of Aton
A marsh on Alton Farm, usually dry during Summer. |
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CAMP PLANTATION |
Camp Plantation
Camp Plantation
Camp Plantation |
H Blake
D Taylor
J. Turnbull |
019.12 |
[Situation] 24 chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Alton
A plantation on Alton Farm |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 3
[Signed] J. G Andrew
[Entry Scored Out]
Entry Gate Plantation |
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CAMP |
Camp
Camp |
H Blake Alton
J Turnbull
D Taylor Newhouses
J. Usher Esqr. (Courthill) |
019.12 |
[Situation] At the South of Camp Plantation
Very much defaced, supposed to have been of Roman T.W. |
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NEWHOUSES |
Newhouses
Newhouses
Newhouses |
Rent Receipt
D. Taylor
H Blake |
019.12 |
[Situation] 45 chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Alton
A farm house with outbuildings attached, all in excellent repair T.W. |
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Parish of Wlton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 3
[Signed] J. G Andrew sr R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CLARILAW |
Clarilaw
Clarilaw
Clarilaw
Clarilaw |
Mr. Laidlaw Clarilaw
Mr. J. Stewart Clarilaw
D Taylor Newhouses
Valuation Rolls 1811 |
019.12 |
[Situation] 63 chains S.E. [South East] from Alton
A dwelling house, with outbuildings, cottages, gardens, & farm attached |
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SCHOOL [S of Clarilaw] |
School (Parochial)
School (Parochial) |
Mr. Laidlaw Clarilaw
J. Stewart Clarilaw
D Taylor Newhouses |
019.12 |
[Situation] South of Clarilaw
A Side parochial Schoolmaster's Salary £25. per annum T.W. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 4
[Signed] J.G. Andrew sr R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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North British Railway Hawick Branch |
North British Railway
North British Railway
North British Railway |
Mr Laidlaw Clarilaw
J Stewart Clarilaw
D Taylor of Newhouses |
019.12 |
[Situation] At the East side of this Parish
A branch of the North British Trunk line, extends from Hawick to Newtown. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 19.12 Trace 5
[Signed] J G Andrew sr R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Hawick Branch) |
North British Railway
North British Railway
North British Railway |
George White, Lowfaulds,
James Turnbull Clarilaw
William Murray Clarilaw |
020.9 |
[Situation] At the East Side of Parish
A branch from the North British Trunk line, extends from Hawick to Newtown |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot |
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Parish of Wilton -- 20.9. Trace 1
[Signed] J.G. Andrew Sr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ROTTEN MOSS |
Rotten Moss
Rotten Moss
Rotten Moss |
James Dean (Shepherd Whitfield)
James Riddle (Farmer Calaburn)
James Glendinning (Whitehaughmoor) |
019.13; 025.01 |
[Situation] At the west side of Ph. [Parish]
A small patch of Bog or Moss on the farm of Whitfield the parish boundary runs through its centre |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plans 19.13 & 25.1 Trace 1-2
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WOO LAW |
Woo Law
Woo Law
Woo Law
Woo Law |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning
Decreet Division 1765 |
019.14 |
[Situation] At the west side of this Parish
Applies to a ridge shaped eminence on the farm of Drinkstone, it is not known how it received this name but it is supposed it is from Wool which in Scotch is pronounced Woo' |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.14 Trace 1
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Woo Law [Note] Law - a designation given to many hills or mounts, whether natural or artificial. - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary] |
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WHITEHAUGH MOOR |
Whitehaugh Moor
Whitehaugh Moor
Whitehaugh Moor |
Robert Nicol Farmer Drinkstone)
James Baptie (Shepherd Hayside)
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor |
019.14 |
[Situation] To the East of Woo Law.
A small tract of moor on the N.E. [North East] side of the Drove Road leading from Hawick into Selkirk & about 3 miles from the former place. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.14 Trace 2.
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DRINKSTON |
Drinkstone
Drinkstone
Drinkstone
Drinkston
Drinkston
Drinkston
Drinkston |
Rent Receipt
Robert Nicol Tenant
James Baptie Shepherd Hayside
Valuation Rolls (ancient & modern)
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Decreet of Division 1765
Estate Maps (old) |
019.14 |
[Situation] In the N.Wn. [North Western] district of Ph. [Parish]
An extensive farm, with dwelling house & out-offices all slated & in good repair, the thrashing mill is worked by water power. Proprietor, Duke of Buccleugh |
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INNER GREY HILL |
Inner Grey Hill
Inner Grey Hill
Inner Grey Hill |
Robert Nicol Farmer Drinkston
James Baptie Hayside
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor |
019.14 |
[Situation] To the N.E. [North East] of Whitehaugh Moor
A small green hill on the farm of Drinkstone & not far distant from the shepherds house. |
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OLDTOWN KNOWE |
Oldtown Knowe
Oldtown Knowe
Oldtown Knowe |
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
James Glendinning |
019.14 |
[Situation] To the East of Whitehaugh Moor.
A Knowe on the farm of Drinkstone, it derived this name in consequence of the farm house being here at one time the site is marked by a few trees. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.14 Trace 3
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Drinkston [Note] The adjunct ton - the modern abbreviation of toun or town is seemingly correct. |
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WOOLAW WELL |
Woolaw Well
Woolaw Well
Woolaw Well |
Robert Nicol Farmer Drinkston
James Baptie (Hayside)
James Glendinning (Whitehaughmoor) |
019.14 |
[Situation] South of Woo Law.
A spring on the South side of the Knowe from which it derives its name. |
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WHITFIELD |
Whitfield
Whitfield
Whitfield |
Robert Nicol
James Dean Tenant
James Glendinning |
019.14 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Woo Law.
A shepherds house with out-offices &c. & Garden, the buildings are all slated & in good repair. |
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CALA BURN |
Cala Burn
Cala Burn
Cala Burn |
Robert Nicol Farmer Drinkston
James Dean
James Riddle (Shepherd Calaburn |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.E [South East] of Woo Law SSE. [South South East]
A small stream having its source at which issues a little above the house which bears the same name and falls into River Teviot. |
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CALABURN |
Calaburn
Calaburn
Calaburn
Calaburn |
James Riddle Tenant
James Dean Whitfield
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor
Valuation Rolls. |
019.14 |
[Situation] On the right bank of Cala Burn.
A dwelling house & Garden on the burn from which it takes its name. |
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WHITEHAUGHMOOR |
Whitehaughmoor
Whitehaughmoor
Whitehaughmoor |
James Glendinning Tenant
James Baptie (Shepherd Hayside)
James Dean Shepherd Whitfield |
019.14 |
[Situation] On Whitfieldhaugh Moor 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from Drinkston.
A shepherds house &c. in goos repair, it is on the river from which it takes its name. |
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[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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COLDHOUSE |
Coldhouse
Coldhouse
Coldhouse
Cowdhouse or Coldhouse
Cowdhouse |
Thomas Scott Priestrig
James Baptie Hayside
James Glendinning
Valuation Rolls 1788
Decreet of Division |
019.14 |
[Note] A Side School - Schoolmaster's [Situation] 31 chains SS.W [South South West] from Drinkston
An old (uninhabited) thatched cottage fast going to ruins, it stands near a Footpath leading from Hawick to Ashkirk &c. |
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COLDHOUSE KIPP |
Coldhouse Kipp
Coldhouse Kipp
Coldhouse Kipp
Coldhouse Kipp |
William Ormiston Farmer Dykenook
Thomas Scott Priestrig
James Baptie Hayside
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor |
019.04 |
[Situation] In the Nn [Northern] vicinity of Coldhouse
A small conical shaped knowe overlooking the above house, it is supposed to have received this name in consequence of being higher than the house |
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CROOKEDHAUGH MOSS |
Crookedhaugh Moss
Crookedhaugh Moss
Crookedhaugh Moss |
Thomas Scott
James Baptie
James Glendinning
W. Ormiston |
019.14 |
[Situation] 17 chains nearly East of Coldhouse
A very small patch of moss near the former & not far from Wilton Common Farm house. |
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[Signature] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Coldhouse [Note] Probably named Coldhouse from its isolated situation
Cowd - to sail pleasantly Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]
away - cannot be viewed so aptly
Coldhouse Kipp [Note] Kip Kipp a sharp-pointed hill Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Sc. Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary] |
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FIDDLE HILL |
Fiddle Hill
Fiddle Hill
Fiddle Hill |
Thomas Scott (Priestrig)
Robert Nicol Farmer Drinkstone
James Baptie (Shepherd Hay Side) |
019.14 |
[Situation] 23 chains S.E. [South East} of Coldhouse Kipp
A small ridge shaped eminence on the farm of Stouslea. |
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PRIESTRIG |
Priestrig
Priestrig
Priestrig
Priestrig |
William Ormiston (Farmer Dykenook)
Thomas Scott Tenant
Robert Nicol
James Baptie |
019.14 |
[Situation] About 23 chains S.E. [South East] of Coldhouse
A small farm house &c Slated & thathed & in good repair, |
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OLD STOUSLIE |
Stouslea (Old)
Stouslea (Old)
Stouslea (Old)
Stouslee
Stouglie
Stouslie
Stouslie
Stouslie |
Thomas Scott (Farmer Priestrig)
Robert Nicol
James Baptie
Johnston's County Map
Valuation Rolls - 1678.
Valuation Rolls - 1811.
G. Ogilvie Esqr. Branscholm
Estate Documents, |
019.14 |
[Situation] 34 chains S.E. [South East] of Coldhouse
Three old cottages, uninhabited & nearly in ruins, it was once the farm steading, but this is now removed to the north of these about 1/4 mile |
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[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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SCHOOL [Old Stouslie] |
School
School
School |
Thomas Scott
Robert Nicol
James Baptie |
019.14 |
[Situation] At Old Stouslea
A small detached school at present undergoing repairs, there is a small cottage attached they are thatched & in poor repair |
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DYKENOOK |
Dykenook
Dykenook
Dykenook |
Thomas Scott
James Glendinning
James Baptie |
019.14 |
[Situation] 16 chains West from Old Stouslea.
A small farm steading thatched & in poor repair, it is on the Ph. [Parish] Road leading from Hawick to Ashkirk. |
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LEA HEAD |
Leahead
Leahead
Leahead |
William Ormiston Dykenook
Thomas Scott Priestrig
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor
James Deans Whitfield |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Dykenook
A slight ridge of land near Stouslea School. |
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[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
School [Note] A Side School - Schoolmaster's Salary £16.10s
It is merely optional on the part of the heritors to contribute for the support of this School. It cannot therefore be considered as a Parish School. |
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STINTYKNOWES |
Stintyknowes
Stintyknowes
Stintyknowes
Stintinknowes |
Thomas Scott Farmer Priestrig
James Glendinning (Whitehaughmoor)
James Baptie (Hayside)
Decrees of Division |
019.14 |
[Situation] 30 chains west of Old Stouslea
Three small cottages, thatched & in poor repair, they are on the parish road leading from Hawick to Ashkirk. |
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LEAHEAD LOCH |
Leahead Loch
Leahead Loch
Leahead Loch |
William Ormiston Farmer Dykenook
Thomas Scott Farmer Priestrig
J. Yellowlees (Tenant Dykenook) |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] In the S.En. [South Eastern] vicinity of Dykenook
Applies to a Small sheet of water, immediately South of Dykenook - |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp R.E. [Royal Engineers]
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DRINKSTON CLEUCH |
Drinkston Cleugh
Drinkston Cleugh
Drinkston Cleugh |
Robert Chisholm Esqr, Stirches
Andrew Nicolson, Tandlaw
Andrew Henderson, Tandlaw |
019.11 |
[Situation] In the NW [North West] corner of this Sheet
A rugged glen through which a stream flows: this stream rises in Boghall Moss and flows in a southerly direction, and falls into Boonlaw Burn, |
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TANDLAW |
Tandlaw
Tandlaw
Tandlaw
Tanlaw or Tandlaw
Tandlaw |
Robert Chisholm Esqr,
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson
Valuation Rolls 1788.
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
019.15 |
[Situation] Towards the N.W. [North West] district of this Parish
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Robert Chisholm Esqr, |
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BOONRAW BURN |
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw
Boonraw |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson
See following Page
See following Page |
019.15; 025.04 |
[Situation] Froma pond in the SWn [South Western] vicinity of Tandlaw East to River Teviot
A Rivulet which rises on the farm of Tandlaw, and flows in an easterly direction till it joins the River Teviot, |
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WEST BOONRAW |
West Boonraw
West Boonraw
West Boonraw
Bonraw
Bonraw
Boonraw |
William Davidson Esqr, Hawick
Robert Chisholm Esqr, Stirches
Robert Potts Boonraw
Valuation Rolls of 1811 & 1676,
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Estate Papers |
019.15 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile nearly East of Tandlaw.
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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EAST BOONRAW |
East Boonraw
East Boonraw
East Boonraw |
William Davidson Esqr,
Robert Chisholm Esqr,
Robert Potts |
019.15 |
[Situation] 11 chains East of West Boonraw
A farm house and outbuildings garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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NEWSTEAD |
Newstead
Newstead
Newstead |
Robert Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
William Wardhaugh, Newton
William Pringle, Newstead |
019.15 |
[Situation] 50 chains East of East Bonraw
A house, one story, in height with outbuildings garden and a small farm of land attached, the property of William Davidson Esqr. |
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FRANCIS' WELL |
Francis' Well
Francis' Well
Francis' Well |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
William Wardhaugh
William Pringle |
019.15 |
[Situation] 31 chains N.E. of East Bonraw
An excellent spring of Water on the farm of Newton, said to be the best water in Roxburghshire, |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
William Wardhaugh
William Pringle |
019.15 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile East by South from East Bonraw
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and land attached, the property of Walter Scott Esqr, |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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STIRCHES MAINS HILL |
Stirches Mains Hill
Stirches Mains Hill
Stirches Mains Hill |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson |
019.15 |
[Situation] About 49 chains S.S.E. [South South East] of Tandlaw
A hill of Considerable altitude on the farm of Stirches Mains |
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STOUSLIE |
Stouslea
Stouslea
Stouslea
Stouglie or Stouslie
Stouslee
Stouslie
Stouslie |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson
Valuation Rolls (ancient & modern)
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
J. Ogilvie Esqre. Branxholm
Estate documents. |
019.15 |
[Situation] 43 chains South by west from Tandlaw
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.15 Trace 4
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
Stouslea [Note] the strong land - referring to the peculiar quality of the soil is probably correct. Stouslie is now however adopted in fiscal documentation
Stirches Burn [ Note] See Page 61.
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STIRCHES MAINS |
Stirches Mains
Stirches Mains
Stirches Mains |
Robert Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
Andrew Nicholson Tandlaw
Andrew Henderson Tandlaw |
019.15 |
[Situation] 35 chains South East of St
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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STIRCHES QUARRY |
Stirches Quarry
Stirches Quarry
Stirches Quarry |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson |
019.15 |
[Situation] 15 chains East of Stirches Mains Hill.
A small whinstone quarry on the lands of Stirches, |
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BOONRAWFLOOR |
Boonrawfloor
Boonrawfloor
Boonrawfloor
Bonrawfloors
Boonraw |
Robert Chisholm Esqr,
Andrew Nicholson
Andrew Henderson
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
See Authorities on Page 38, |
019.15 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile nearly East of Stouslie
Two Cottages one story in height, in middling repair, with gardens attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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NEWSTEAD |
Newstead
Newstead
Newstead |
Robert Chisholm Esqr, Stiches
William Wardhaugh Newton
William Pringle Newstead |
019.16 |
[situation] Nearly 1/2 mile N.W. [North West] from Appletreehall
A house one story in height with outbuildings garden and a small farm of land attached, the property of William Davidson Esqr, |
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APPLETREEHALL |
Appletreehall
Appletreehall
Appletreehall
Appletreehall
Appletreehall
Appletreehall |
Robert Chisholm Esqr,
Thomas Usher Esqr, Courthill
William Pringle
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire
Valuation Rolls - 1788.
Stat: Acct. [Statistical Account] of Roxburghshire. |
019.16 |
[Situation] Towards the central district of Parish.
A hamlet situated near the north side of the Parish, the houses are one story in height, in middling repair, with gardens attached, the property of several proprietors, |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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WEST LEES |
West Lees
West Lees
West Lees |
John Young Burnhead
Thomas Usher Esqr, Courthill
William Henderson Courthill |
019.16 |
[situation] 27 chains nearly west from Appletreehall.
A farm house and outbuildings garden and lands attached; the property of William Watson Esqr. |
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EAST LEES |
East Lees
East Lees
East Lees |
John Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
William Henderson |
019.16 |
[situation] To the N.E. [North East] of west Lees.
A house two storied in height with outbuilding garden and a few acres of land attached, the property of William Watson Esqr, |
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BOONRAW BURN |
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Bonraw & Boonraw |
John Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
William Henderson
See Page 38 for authorities |
019.15; 025.04 |
[Situation] From a pond in the S.Wn. [South Western] vicinity of Tandlaw East to River Teviot
A Rivulter which rises on the farm of Tandlaw and flows in a south easterly direction till it joins the River Teviot |
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[signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CLARILAW HILL |
Clarilaw Hill |
Thomas Usher Esqr. Courthill
William Henderson Courthill
William Pringle Newstead |
019.16 |
[Situation] 35 chains N.E. [North East] from Appletreehall.
A hill on the farm of Clarilaw, |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY HAWICK BRANCH |
North British Railway
North British Railway
North British Railway |
Thomas Usher Esqr, Courthill
James Turnbull Esqr. Brieryyards
Adam Wilson Midshiels |
019.16 |
[Situation] At the East side of Parish
A branch of the North British Railway extending from Hawick to Edinburgh |
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MIDSHIELS |
Midshiels
Midshiels
Midshiels |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[Situation] 1 mile East of Appletreehall
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Thomas Turnbull Esqr. |
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STANDING STONE [NNW of Midshiels] |
Roman Mile Stone or Standing Stone
Roman Mile Stone or Standing Stone
Roman Mile Stone or Standing Stone |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Midshiels.
A stone about 6 feet in height, to be on the site of the Old Roman Road extending from Eskdalemuir along Farra Water, Across the county by Hawick to Eildon hills, |
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[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
Roman Mile Stone [Note] Considered by many in the locality to be a Standing Stone. This character in the absence of all indications of a Roman Road and the apparent uncertainty of its existence - may more readily be assigned from the Stones proximity to a large Tumulus. It may be surmised that it commemorates an engagement between the Picts and Saxons. M.L. See Page 2 |
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PARKHOUSES |
Parkhouses
Parkhouses
Parkhouses
Parkhouses |
John Young Burnhead
Thomas Usher Esqr, Courthill
Adam Wilson Midshiels
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
019.16 |
[Situation] 24 chains South of Appletreehall
A hamlet situated about two miles N.E. [North East] of Hawick, the houses are all two story in height, in middling repair with gardens attached, Occupied by working people, |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
John Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[Situation] 45 chains S [South] of Appletreehall
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of William Watson Esqr, |
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TOWER [Burnhead] |
Tower
Tower
Tower |
John Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[Situation] At Burnhead
A Baronial residence in good preservation at Burnhead. It is Converted into a dwelling house and is in the possession of William Watson Esqr, No information can be ascertained relative to its erection. T.W. |
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COURT HILL |
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill |
Thomas Usher Esqr, Courthill
James Turnbull Esqr, Brieryyards
Adam Wilson Midshields |
019.16 |
[situation] About 1/2 mile S.S.E. [South South East from Appletreehall.
A Considerable hill, and Commands an extensive prospect, |
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CROW HILL |
Crow Hill
Crow Hill
Crow Hill |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[situation] 3/4 mile S.S.E. [South South East] from Appletreehall
A small hill situated on the lands of Burn Grove, |
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COURTHILL |
Courthill
Courthill
Courthill |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[situation] 32 chains S.E. [South East] of Appletreehall
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of William Watson Esqr. |
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HORNSHOLE HILL |
Hornshole Hill
Hornshole Hill
Hornshole Hill |
Thomas Usher Esqr. Courthill
James Turnbull Esqr. Brieryyards
Adam Wilson Midshiels |
019.16 |
[Situation]1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Appletreehall.
A small hill of a ridge like shape on the farm of Courthill, |
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COCKLECOOTIE |
Cocklecooty
Cocklecooty
Cocklecooty |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
A Cottage residence one story in height with garden attached, in good repair the property of William Watson Esqr. |
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HORNSHOLE BRIDGE |
Hornshole Bridge
Hornshole Bridge
Hornshole Bridge |
Thomas Usher Esqr. Courthill
James Turnbull Esqr. Brieryyards
Adam Wilson Midshiels |
019.16 |
[Situation] Over River Teviot
A bridge of one Arch Across the River Teviot in the immediate neighbourhood of Brieryyards, repaired by the Parish |
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HORNS HOLE |
Horns Hole
Horns Hole
Horns Hole |
Thomas Usher Esqr.
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
019.16 |
[Situation] In River Teviot
A deep pool in the River Teviot, It derives its name from the Circumstance of a man of the name of Horn who was drowned in it at a former period, |
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BRIERY-YARDS |
Brierieyards
Brierieyards
Brierieyards
Briery-yards |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson
Estate Plan
See Page 52. |
019.16; 020.13 |
[Situation] on the left bank of River Teviot.
A handsome edifice two stories in height with outbuildings garden and some land attached, It is pleasantly situated on the banks of the River Teviot the property of Thomas Turnbull Esqr. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
James Turnbull Esqr,
Adam Wilson |
025; 026 |
[Situation] On the En [Eastern] Parish Boundary
A Considerable River which rises in Fawhill and flows in a N.E. [North East] direction and falls into the River Tweed at Kelso. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 19.16 Trace 6
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LITTLEDEAN |
Littledean
Littledean
Littledean
Littledean |
James Turnbull Littledean
Archibald Douglas Esqr.
Thomas Turnbull Briery Yards
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
020.13 |
[Situation] Near the East point of this Parish
Cottages on the Midshiels Estate |
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MIDSHIELS |
Midshiels
Midshiels
Midshiels |
Archibald Douglas Esqr. Midshiels
Thomas Turnbull Esqr Midshiels
D. D Scott Esqr. Briery Yard |
020.13 |
[Situation] In the En. [Eastern] district of this Parish.
A gentlemans house and Estate, the property of D D. Scott Esqr. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
A Douglas Esqr. Midshiels
Thomas Turnbull Esqr. Midshiels
D D Scott Esqr. |
025; 026 |
[Situation] On the En. [Eastern] Parish Boundary
A considerbale River flowing in a North Easterly direction, passes the towns of Hawick & Jedburgh, and forms a Confluence with the Tweed at Kelso, |
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[Signed] J.G Andrew s R.E. [sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BRIERY-YARDS |
Brierieyards
Brierieyards
Brierieyards
Briery Yards
Briery-yards
Briery-yards
Briery-yards |
A Douglas Esqr. Midshiels
D.D. Scott Esqr. Briery Yards
Thomas Turnbull Esqr
T. Usher Esqr. (Courthill)
A. Wilson (Midshiels)
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
Valuation Rolls (ancient & modern)
James Turnbull Briery-yards
Title Deeds &c. |
019.16; 020.13 |
[Situation] About 18 chains South of Midshiels
A neat edifice, two Stories in height with Suitable outbuildings, garden , and a considerable portion of land attached the property of T. Turnbull Esqr. T.W. |
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MITCHELL'S FORD |
Mitchell's Ford
Mitchell's Ford
Mitchell's Ford |
George Forsyth, Farmer Ashybank
Richard Blake, Farm Servant Ashybank
Robert Cuthbertson Farm Servant Ashybank |
020.13 |
[Situation] Through River Teviot
This name applies to a Ford crossing the River Teviot a little abovr East Coat in Cavers Ph [Parish] |
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Parish of Wilton -- Sheet 20.12 Trace 2
[Signed] J.G. Andrew SRE [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Briery-yards [Note] From English Briery - full of briers. |
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WEST WHITFIELD (Ruins of) |
West Whitfield
West Whitfield
West Whitfield |
James Dear Whitfield
James Riddle Calaburn
James Glendinning Whitehaughmar |
025.02 |
[Situation] In the Wn. [Western] district of this Parish
The ruins of a Shepherds house with an outhouse still standing the farm is now all in one namely Whitfield |
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TODSHAW DEAN |
Todshaw Dean
Todshaw Dean
Todshaw Dean |
James Dean
James Riddle
James Glendinning |
025.02 |
[Situation] On the boundary between Wilson and Roberton.
This names applies to a hollow through which a Small Stream runs T.W. |
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BREAK NECK |
Break Neck
Break Neck
Break Neck |
James Dean
James Riddle
James Glendinning |
025.02 |
[Situation] To the East of West Whitfield.
A very slight ridge of land on the farm of Whitfield, there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on it. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.2 Trace 1
[Signed] Charles J Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
Todshaw Den [Note] Dean - Den - a hollow where the ground slopes on both sides. A small valley - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dicty [Dictionary] |
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CALA BURN |
Cala Burn
Cala Burn
Cala Burn |
James Dean Whitfield
James Riddle Calaburn
James Glendinning Whitehaughmoor |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Woolaw S.E.E. [South East East] to the Teviot.
A small stream issuing a short distance above the house which bears its name, it flows in a S.E. [South East] direction & falls into Teviot Water. |
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MARRIN'S LAW |
Marrin's Laws
Marrin's Laws
Marrin's Laws |
James Dean
James Riddle
James Glendinning |
025.02 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Break Neck.
A small green hill on the farm of Whitfield. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.2 Trace 2
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WELSH'S HILL |
Welsh's Hill
Welsh's Hill
Welsh's Hill |
William Reid Heap
R Campbell Whitehaugh
D Campbell Whitehaugh |
025.02 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile N.E.E. [North East East] of Marrin's Law.
A small hill on the farm of Heap & on the west side of Road leading from Hawick to Ashkirk. |
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LIONFIELD MOSS |
Lionfield Moss
Lionfield Moss
Lionfield Moss |
William Reid
R Campbell
D Campbell |
025.02 |
[Situation] To the S.W. [South West] of Welsh's Hill.
A small moss or marsh on the farm of Heap. |
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LADIES' SLACK |
Ladies' Slack
Ladies' Slack
Ladies' Slack |
William Reid
R Campbell
D Campbell |
025.02 |
[Situation] To the South of Welsh's Hill
A hollow between two hills, there is a Cart Road through it leading to the farm of Whitehaugh, it is on the farm of Heap. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.2 Trace 3
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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LEA HEAD |
Lea Head
Lea Head
Lea Head |
William Reid Heap
Thomas Scott Priestrig
D Campbell Whitehaugh |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile N.W. [North West] of Welsh Hill.
A rising ground on which stood a farm house, it is now on the farm of Heap & on the South side of road leading from Hawick to Ashkirk. |
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LEAHEAD LOCH |
Leahead Loch
Leahead Loch
Leahead Loch |
William Reid
Thomas Scott
D Campbell |
019.14; 025.01 |
[Situation] to the West of Lea Head
A small Loch on the N.W. [North West] side of the rising ground from which it takes its name, it was at one time a Moss. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.2 Trace 3
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
[Entry Crossed Out]
Burial place
Lea Head [Note] Head - a term frequently applied to a hill feature. JBJ. |
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WILTON BURN |
Wilton Burn
Wilton Burn
Wilton Burn |
James Dean Whitfield
R Campbell Whitehaugh
D Campbell Whitehaugh |
025.02 |
[Situation] From between Break Neck and Marvin's Law South to River Teviot.
A small stream having its source on the farm of Whitfield it flows into River Teviot. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.3 Trace 4.
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WILTONBURN HILL |
Wiltonburn Hill
Wiltonburn Hill
Wiltonburn Hill |
James Dean Whitfield
R Campbell Whitehaugh
D Campbell Whitehaugh |
025.02 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile South of Martin's Law
A prominent hile on the farm of Wiltonburn. |
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WHITEHAUGHMAINS SLACK |
Whitehaughmains Slack
Whitehaughmains Slack |
R Campbell
D Campbell |
025.02 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Marvin's Law.
A hollow on the East side of Wiltonburn Hile, it takes its name from a farm which once stood at the foot of the hollow. |
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FORT [Whitehaughmains Slack] |
British Fort |
R Campbell (Whitehaugh)
W. Graham Esqr. (Borthaugh)
A. Burnett (Wiltonburn) |
025.02 |
[Situation] To the South of Whitehaughmains Slack.
Remains of a Fort or Camp, in tolerable preservation, Supposed to be of ancient British origin. T.W. |
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Parish of Wilton Plan 25.2 -- Trace 5
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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WHITEHAUGH |
Whitehaugh
Whitehaugh
Whitehaugh
Whitehaugh |
Rent Receipt
R Campbell Occupant
D Campbell Occupant
Valuation Rolls |
025.02 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Marvin's Law.
A substantial ston built dwelling house, with out offices attached all slated & in good repair the Ruins of the Old Mansion are partly standing. Proprietor Mr. Chisholm Stirches. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.2 Trace 6.
[Signed] Charles Fearnside S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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STIRCHES BURN |
Stirches Burn
Stirches Burn
Stirches Burn
Howden Burn |
John S. Chisholm Esqr Stirches.
James Reid Heip.
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall
Adam Hart Lockiesedge |
019.15; 025.03 |
[Situation] From the Nn [Northern] vicinity of Priestrig - S.E. by E. [South East by East] to River Teviot.
A Small Stream having its source near Priestrig and falls into the River Teviot, This Stream is also known by the name of Howden Burn towards the lower end of the Stream. Striches Burn is approved of as the general name. |
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HEIP |
Heip
Heip
Heip
Heap
Heap
Heeip
Heeip |
John Scott Chisholm Esqr Stirches
James Reid Heip
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall
Valuation Rolls 1788 & 1811.
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire
History of Chisholme
Estate documents |
025.03 |
[Situation] Towards the central district of this Parish
A farm house with outhouses attached the property of John S. Chisholm Esqr Occupied by James Reid. |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.3 Trace No. 1
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STIRCHES |
Stirches
Stirches
Stirches |
John Scott Chisholm Esq Stirches
James Reid Heip
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall |
025.03 |
[Situation] 26 chains N.E. [North East] from Heap
A residence pleasantly Situated about a mile north of the town of Hawick the property and residence of John Chisholm Esq, |
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STIRCHESCROFT |
Stirchescroft
Stirchescroft
Stirchescroft |
John Chisholm Esq Stirches
James Reid Heip
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall |
025.03 |
[Situation] 15 chains nearly North from Heap.
A few cottages occupied by labours the property of John Chisholm Esqr. |
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NORTHCROFT |
Northcroft
Northcroft
Northcroft |
John Chisholm Esqr Stirches
James Reid Heip
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall |
025.03 |
[Situation] 9 chains N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Heap.
A house with outbuildings garden and a small portion of land attached the property of John Chisholm Esqr. |
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TOWER [Stirches] |
Tower |
Extract from the history of Chisholme - Folio M.S. p [page] 45.
J Scott Chisholme Esqr. Striches |
025.03 |
[Situation] Forming the En [Eastern] part of Stirches mansion.
The original part of Stirches Mansion House is of considerable antiquity. It consisted of a massive Square Tower Situated on a terraced platform - defended by a court yard wall inclosing domestic offices - The under Story as usual in Such buildings was a vaulted Chamber used in emergency as a Stable - from it access was had to the upper Stories by a narrow winding stair in the thickness of the wall called in those times a Turnpike which led into the Hall or Public room common to all the inmates. The Hall was upwards of thirty feet by eighteen with a large fire place at each end - This is now divided into two apartments - above were Sleeping rooms - The walls of this part of the building are six feet thick - Above the East entrance door the only access to the Tower is the following inscription - "Christus Rex sequm qui non dormital in aevium : prote gat hane. Aedem nec non Sine Crinimil plebeim" 1503. -
In 1686 Walter Chisholme demolished the upper stories of the Tower and built the present South front roofing in the whole in one line - Even at that period the windows from the marks in the stone facings appear to have been secured by strong iron gratings - His initials and those of his wife are carved with the date of the addition above one of the windows - thus - W.C : M.B: 1686. He also built the kitchen and brew-house &c attached to the Tower, since removed, but the mark of which is still visible on the East Gable. The other parts of the building are modern - The old Turnpike stair remains entact- |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp: R.E. [2nd Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CROSS (Site of (Sir George Fairneylaw slain here 1494) |
Site of Cross |
J Scott Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
Mr W. W. Kennedy Hawick
J. Wilson Esqr. Hawick |
025.03 |
[Situation] 18 chains South of Stirches.
A Cross erected to mark the spot where in 1494 - Robert Langlands of that Ilk Slew Sir George Fairneylaw Chaplain. for which Langlands was forfeited & denounced. Rebel at the Horn and all his goods eschested to the King - (Records. High Court of Judiciary Et Pitcairns Criminal trials Vol. 1 P. [Volume 1 Page] 20)
The quarrel arose about the tithes payable by Langlands to the Monks of Melrose for his barony. of Wilton - on the Cross was the following inscription - This be the place: Whar Langlands Slew: The Holy Monk of Melrose : Langlands shall be nae mair of that Ilk: When tyme has levelled this Cross: The Cross was destroyed about the Middle of the last Century, and early in the present Century the large stone trough in which it had been fixed was blown to pieces by the Tenant, with whose agricultural operations it interfered - Extract from History of Chisholme Folio M.S. P. [Page] 17. |
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[Signed] Thomas Watson 2nd Corp: R.E. [2nd Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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GALA LAW |
Gala Law
Gala Law
Gala Law |
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
John Scott Chisholm Esqr Stirches
James Reid Heip |
025.03 |
[Situation] Nearly 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] from Stirches
A hill upwards of 300 feet high overlooking the Town of Hawick on the property of Mr. R Turnbull Galalaw. |
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GALALAW |
Galalaw
Galalaw
Galalaw |
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
John Scott Chisholm Esqr Stirches
James Reid Heip |
025.03 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] from Stirches.
A farm house with good outoffices and garden attached, the property of John Chisholm Occupied by Robert Turnbull, |
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GALALAW COTTAGES |
Galalaw Cottages
Galalaw Cottages
Galalaw Cottages |
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
John Scott Chisholm Esqr Stirches
James Reid Heip
Mr. R. Michie Hawick
Mr. J. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
S. Oliver Esqr. Hawick |
025.03 |
[Situation] To the S.E. [South East] of Galalaw.
Two cottages with gardens attached on the farm of Galalaw. the property of Mr. R. Turnbull Galalaw.
These are modern erections and Gala is merely used to shorten "Galalaw Cottages" - There is no such place as Gala in this district - the proper designation is Galalaw Cottages. |
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GALALAWBRAEFOOT |
Galalawbraefoot
Galalawbraefoot
Galalawbraefoot
Galalawbraefoot
Galalawbraefoot |
John Chisholm Esq Stirches
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall
Mr. J. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
Mr. N. W. Kennedy Inspector of poor Hawick |
025.03 |
[Situation] 8 chains SE [South East] of Galalaw.
A cottage with garden attached on the farm of Galalaw, the property of Mr. R. Turnbull Galalaw. |
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HOW DEN |
Howden
Howden
Howden |
John Chisholm Esq
Robert Turnbull
Walter Wilson |
025.03 |
[Situation] 13 Chains South of Galalaw.
A deep glen through which Stirches Burn flows, the extent marked thus on Trace Drawing |
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HOWDENBURN |
Howdenburn
Howdenburn
Howdenburn |
John Chisholm Esq
Robert Turnbull
Walter Wilson |
025.03 |
[Situation] To the East of Howden.
A Small Village, in Howden, and on either side of Stirches Burn, |
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Plan 25.3. Trace No 3 -- Parish of Wilton
[Signed] Owen Barrett ca [civilian assistant]
Howdean [Note] Den - a hollow a dingle - Dr. [Doctor] Jamiesons Sc: Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary]. |
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HEIP HILL |
Heip Hill
Heip Hill
Heip Hill
Heap Hill
Heip Hill
Heap Hill
Heip Hill |
James Reid Heip
John Scott Chisholm Esq Stirches
Walter Smith Scawmill
Johnston's County Map
History of Chisholme - Folio, M.S. P. [Manuscript Page] 45.
Valuation Rolls (ancient & modern)
Estate Documents |
025.03 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from Stirches.
A hill of slight elevation on the farm of Heip, there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit The Common Pronunciation of ea in this district resembles the sound of the dipthong ei in Greek, tea is pronounced accordingly tie &c. Heip however seems now to be generally adopted though evidently a corruption of Heap. |
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THE KIPP |
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp
The Kipp |
James Reid
D. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
John Scott Chisholm Esqr
Mr. J. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
Walter Smith
Mr. N. W. Kennedy Inspector for Poor Hawick |
025.03 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile East of Heip Hill
A Slightly elevated ridge from whence a very good view of Hawick is obtained,
A small conical hill of basaltic formation on the lands of Heip in the Parish of Wilton - which gives the name of Kippilaw to two or three Cottages Standing on a lower ridge near to it and also to a small Lake or Moss at the base called Kippilaw Moss - or the Kipp Moss - It is usually termed "Kippilaw Moss" - but the proper name for the hill is simply "The Kipp". |
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SCAWMILL |
Scawmill
Scawmill
Scawmill
Scawmill
Scawmill
Scawmill |
James Reid
John Chisholm Esq
Walter Smith
Mr. J Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
D. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Mr. N. W, Kennedy Hawick |
025.03 |
[Situation] About 1 mile S.W. [South West] of Stirches.
A Cottage with a Small portion of land attached, the property of John Chisholm Esq, Occupied by Walter Smith, There was formerly a mill standing which bore the same name, |
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WHITEHAUGH BURN |
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Dean Burn |
John Chisholm Esq Stirches
Walter Smith Scawmill
James Reid Heip
Thomas Grierson Roadhead. |
025.03 |
A Stream having its Source near Whitehaugh, and falls into the Teviot, near Wilton Lodge, It is Sometimes called "Dean Burn" and "Scawmill Burn" but Whitehaugh Burn is most generally known, |
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CALA BURN |
Cala Burn
Cala Burn
Cala Burn |
James Dean, Whitfield
James Riddel, Calaburn
James Glendinning, Whitehaughmoor |
025.03 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Woo Law S.E.E. [South East East] to River Teviot.
Cala Burn is the name generally approved of.- |
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KIPPIELAW |
Kipilaw
Kipilaw
Kipilaw |
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
John Chisholm Esq Stirches
Adam Hart Sockies-edge |
025.03 |
[Situation] 31 chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Stirches.
A Cottage the property of John Chisholm Esq, Occupied by Douglas Rae. |
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SILVERBUTHALL |
Silverbuthall
Silverbuthall
Silverbuthall
Silverbuthall |
Robert Turnbull Galalaw
John Chisholm Esqr Stirches
Adam Hart Sockiesedge
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
025.03 |
[Situation] 33 chains S.E. [] by S. [South East by South] from Stirches
A farm house, with outhouses and garden attached, the property of Walter Wilson Esq of Orchard, Occupied by Mr. Walter Wilson, |
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MAUTSTEEP |
Mautsteep |
Robert Turnbull
John Chisholm Esqr
ADam Hart |
025.03 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile nearly South of Stirches
A Cottage with garden attached, formerly there was a place for steeping malt, hence the name Maut or Maltsteep, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.5 Trace No. 5
[Signed] Owen Barrett c/a [civilian assistant]
Kippielaw [Note] The prefix is evidently the diminutive of Kip or Kipp.
Kippie - a small hill Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary.
See authorities for "The Kipp" |
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LOCKIESHEDGE |
Lockieshedge
Lockieshedge
Lockieshedge
Lockieshedge
Lockieshedge
Lockiesedge |
Robert Turnbull
John Chisholm Esq
Adam Hart
Mr W.W. Kennedy Hawick
Mr L. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
Johnston's Map of Roxburghshire |
025.03 |
[Situation] 48 chains S.S.E. [South South East] from Stirches
A few Cottages with gardens at the N.W. [North West] end of Wilton Village the property of Adam Hart Lockieshedge. |
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GREENSIDEHALL |
Greensidehall
Greensidehall
Greensidehall |
James Oliver
John Chisholm Esq
Adam Hart |
025.03 |
[Situation] 50 chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Stirches.
A farm house with outhouses and gardens attached, the property of John Chisholm Esq Occupied by James Oliver, |
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Plan 25.5 Trace No.5 -- Parish of Wilton
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Hawick Branch) |
North British Railway (Hawick Branch)
North British Railway (Hawick Branch)
North British Railway (Hawick Branch) |
John Chisholm Esq Stirches
Walter Wilson Sillerbuthall
James Oliver Greensidehall |
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[Situation] At the East side of Ph. [Parish]
A branch of the North british Railway, which extends to the Town of Hawick, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.5 Trace No.6
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STIRCHES BURN |
Stirches Burn
Stirches Burn
Stirches Burn |
Robert Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
Thomas Asher Esqr Courthill
Robert Johnstone Burn Grove |
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[Situation] From the Nn [Northern] vicinity of Priestrig SE by E. [South East by East] to River Teviot.
A Rivulet which rises on the lands of Stirches, and flows in a southerly direction till it mingles with the River Teviot, |
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COLLIER'S PLANTATION |
Collier's Plantation
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Collier's Plantation |
Robert Chisholm Esqr,
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Robert Johnstone |
025.04 |
[Situation] to the N.E. [North East] of Stirches Burn
A small wood on the farm of Burnfoot. It derives this name from the Circumtance of a man of the name of Collier having Committed suicide here at a former period |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
Robert Chisholm Esqr.
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Robert Johnstone |
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[Situation] On the En [Eastern] and Sn [Southern] Parish Boundaries
A Considerable River which rises near the south side of the Parish of Roberton and flows in an easterly direction, and falls into the River Tweed at Kelso, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.4 Trace 1
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Thomas Usher Esqr. Courthill
Robert Johnstone, Burn Grove
Adam Young, Burnhead |
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[situation] On the west bank of River Teviot
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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BUCKLANDS |
Burn Grove
Burn Grove
Burn grove
Bucklands |
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Robert Johnstone
Adam Young
William Watson Esqre. Proprietor |
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[Situation] To the N.N.E. [North North East] of Burnfoot.
Burn Grove is pleasantly situated on a gently rising eminence on the banks of the River Teviot, It is a handsome edifice two storied in height, the property of William Watson Esqr, who resides here Occasionally, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.4 Trace 2
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
756
the County of
now in the occupation
ot Esqr To the
name of
s' as I intend
e to have my
lled.
her, Courthill near
or Messrs George
Writers, Hawick |
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29 Broad Street
Bristol
3r July 1858
To Captain Stotherd
Royal Engineers
Ordinance Survey office
Carlisle
Sir
I beg to trouble you with
a request that in an ordinance
map of Scotland which I
understand is about to be
published, you will please to
insert an alteration in the
name of my House and Property;
now called Burngrove, near
Hawick and in the Parish of
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[Continued from page 75a]
of Wilton in the County of
Roxburgh - now in the occupation
of John Stavert Esqr. To the
Designation or name of
'Bucklands' as I intend
for the future to have my
Estate so called.
Mr Thomas Usher, Courthill, near
Hawick N.B. [North Britain] or Messrs George
& James Muir Writers, Hawick
will if required afford any
information of my Title to said Property.
May I request the favor of a reply
to this, which will be considered
very Obliging by Sir
Your mo ob serv [most obedient servant
William Watson |
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ROADFOOT |
Roadfoot |
Adam Young Burnhead
Thomas Usher Esqr. Courthill
Robert Johnstone Burn Grove |
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[Situation] 17 chains N.W. [North West] of Burnfoot
Three Cottages one story in height, in good repair, with gardens attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Berwick Branch) |
North British Railway
North British Railway
North British Railway |
Adam Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Robert Johnstone |
025.04 |
[Situation] At the East side of Parish
A branch of the North British Railway extending from Hawick to Edinburgh, |
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BOONRAW BURN |
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw Burn
Boonraw
Boonraw |
Adam Young
Thomas Usher Esqr,
Robert Johnstone
See Page 38 for authorities
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[Situation] from a pond in the SWn [South Western] vicinity of Tandlaw - E [East] to River Teviot.
A Rivulet which rises on the farm of Tandlaw, and flows in a south westerly direction, and falls into the River Teviot, |
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Borthwick Water |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.4 Trace 2
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WILTON BURN |
Wilton Burn
Wilton Burn
Wilton Burn |
Andrew Burnet Wiltonburn
William Henderson Netherhall
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh |
025.02 |
[Situation] Form between Break-neck and Marrinlaw - South to River Teviot.
A Rivulet which rises near the west Side of the Parish, And flows in a South easterly direction, and falls into the River Teviot in the immediate neighbourhood of Netherhall, |
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WILTONBURN |
Wiltonburn
Wiltonburn
Wiltonburn |
Andrew Burnet
William Henderson
Walter Graham Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] Bank of Wilton Burn
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 24.6 Trace 2
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BRIERYHILL |
Brieryhill
Brieryhill
Brieryhill |
Adam Burnet Wiltonburn
William Henderson Netherhall
Adam Easton Overhall |
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[Situation] 30 chains N.E.E. [North East East] of Wilton Burn
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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OVERHALL |
Overhall
Overhall
Overhall |
Adam Burnet
William Henderson
Adam Easton |
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[Situation] About 54 chains S.E. of Wiltonburn.
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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BORTHAUGH HILL |
Borthaugh Hill
Borthaugh Hill
Borthaugh Hill |
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh
Adam Burnet Wiltonburn
William Henderson Netherhall |
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[Situation] 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Wiltonburn.
An eminence of Considerable altitude, and Commands an extensive prospect in every direction, |
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BORTHWICK WATER |
Borthwick Water
Borthwick Water
Borthwick Water |
Walter Graham Esqr.
Adam Burnet
William Henderson |
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[situation] S.E.E. [South East East] - at the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Parish.
A Small river which rises in Craikmuir, on the Southeast extremity of Selkirkshire, and flows through a pastoral region, and falls into the River Teviot, near to where the ruins of Goudielands tower stand, |
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Parish of Wilton Plan -- 25.6 Trace 4
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OLD BORTHAUGH |
Old Borthaugh
Old Borthaugh
Old Borthaugh |
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh
Andrew Easton Overhall
Andrew Burnet Wiltonburn |
025.06 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile nearly S. [South] of Wiltonburn.
A few Cottages one Stor[y in height, in middling repair, with gardens attached, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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BORTHAUGH |
Borthaugh
Borthaugh
Borthaugh |
Walter Graham Esqr
Andrew Easton
Andrew Burnet |
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[SWituation] 48 chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Wiltonburn.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attahced, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.6 Trace 5
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corp: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
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MARTIN BRIDGE |
Martin's Bridge
Martin's Bridge
Martin's Bridge
Martin Bridge (County)
Martin Bridge (County)
Martin Bridge (County) |
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh
William Henderson Netherhall
Andrew Easton Overhall
William Fulton, Martin
John Elliot, Martin Cottage
John Michie, Brancholm Bridgend |
025.06 |
[Situation] Over River Teviot to the East of Borthaugh.
A bridge of two arches across the River Teviot in the immediate neighbourhood of Borthaugh, repaired by the Parish. Erected at the expense of the County. |
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DOVE KNOWE |
Dove Knowe
Dove Knowe
Dove Knowe |
Walter Graham Esqr.
William Henderson
Andrew Easton |
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[Situation] In the Wn vicinity of Overhall.
A small hill in an arable field on the farm of Overhall, an old established name, |
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NETHERHALL |
Netherhall
Netherhall
netherhall |
Walter Graham Esqr,
William Henderson
Andrew Easton |
026.06 |
[Situation] To the East of Overhall.
A farm house and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Miss Anderson, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.6 Trace 6
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh
William Henderson Netherhall
Andrew Easton Overhall |
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[Situation] On the En [Eastern] and Sn [Southern] Parish Boundaries.
A Considerable River which rises in Far Hill in the Parish of Teviothead and flows in an easterly direction till it joins the River Tweed at Kelso, |
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Parish of Wilton -- Plan 25.6 Trace 6
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LANGLANDS DEAN |
Langlands Dean
Wilton or Langlands Dean |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae, Hawick Manse
William Henderson, Netherhall
John Kyle, Wilton Lodge
L. Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
Mr. N.W. Kennedy Hawick
New Stats. [Statistical Account of Dumfriesshire |
025.07 |
[Situation] Near the S.E. [South East] point of this parish
A small and irregular built village Situated on the steep bank of a rapid stream, Inhabited chiefly by Stocking Weavers Family called Langlands Dean as it was situated on the estate of Langlands |
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DEAN MILL (Woollen) |
Dean Mill
Dean Mill
Dean Mill |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae
William Henderson
John Kyle |
025.07 |
[Situation] At the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Langlands Dean
A small woollen Mill Situated at the southwest corner of Langlands Dean - the property of Miss Anderson Wilton Lodges. |
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CALA BURN |
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Whitehaugh Burn
Cala Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae
William Henderson
John Kyle
L. Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
N. W. Kennedy Hawick
Mr. J. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
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[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Woo Law. S.E.E. [South East East] to River Teviot
A rapid stream flowing past Langlands Dean and falling into the Teviot
Whitehaugh Burn is the best name to insert as it is most generally known in the district. |
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WHITEHAUGH BURN |
Whitehaugh Burn Whitehaugh Burn Whitehaugh Burn Whitehaugh Burn Whitehaugh Burn Whitehaugh Burn
Cala Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae
William Henderson
John Kyle
L. Chisholm Esqr. Stirches
N. W. Kennedy Hawick
Mr. J. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick See Page 68. |
025.03 |
[Situation] From about 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Woo Law. S.E.E. [South East East] to River Teviot A rapid stream flowing past Langlands Dean and falling into the Teviot Whitehaugh Burn is the best name to insert as it is most generally known in the district. |
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WILTON LODGE |
Wilton Lodge |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae, Hawick Manse
William Henderson, Netherhall
John Kyle, Wilton Lodge |
025.07 |
[Situation] To the East of Wilton Dean.
Aun ellegant residence on the west bank of the Teviot with pleasure grounds attached occupied by and belonging to Miss Anderson. |
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae
William Henderson
John Kyle |
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[Situation] On the En [Eastern] Ph. [Parish] Boundary
A river rising at the western extremity of the county of Roxburgh and falling into the Tweed. |
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NETHERHALL |
Netherhall
Netherhall
Netherhall
Netherhall |
Rev. [Reverend] William McRae, Hawick Manse
William Henderson, Netherhall
John Kyle, Wilton Lodge
R Anderson |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] of Langlands Dean
A farm steading &c. with a farm of land attached occupied by William Henderson - the property of Miss Anderson Wilton Lodge |
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DUNK POOL |
Dunk Pool |
G. Oliver Esqr. Hawick
L. Kyle
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk Hawick
Mr. W. W. Kennedy Hawick |
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[Situation] In River Teviot
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[Signed] W. Paterson c/a [civil assistant]
Thomas Watson 2nd Corp: R.E. [2nd Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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BORTHWICK WATER |
Borthwick Water
Borthwick Water
Borthwick Water |
Walter Graham Esqr. Borthaugh
William Henderson Netherhall
Adam Easton Overhall |
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[Situation] S.E.E. [South East East] at the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Parish
A small River which rises in Craickmuir at the Southeastern extremity of Selkirkshire, and flows through a pastoral region. and mingles with the River Teviot near to where the ruins of Goudielands tower Stand, |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodfoot |
Walter Graham Esqr.
William Henderson
Adam Easton |
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[Situation] At the Sn. [Southern] point of Parish
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RIVER TEVIOT |
River Teviot
River Teviot
River Teviot |
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William Henderson
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[Situation] On the Sn [Southern] Parish By. [Boundary]
A Considerable River which rises in Trau-hill 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 Wilton -- Plan 25.10 Trace 1
[Signed] Philip Munro Lce Corps: R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 4 JUN [JUNE] 1897 SOUTHAMPTON
Scale 25.344
PLAN -- page
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19 8 -- 5
19 9 -- 5
19 10 -- 7
19 11 -- 11
19 12 -- 17
20 9 -- 23
19 13 -- 25
19 14 -- 27
19 15 -- 37
19 16 -- 43
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INDEX.
Plan --Name of Objects -- Pages
19/12 -- Alton -- 17.
19/12 -- Alton Moss -- 19.
19/16 -- Appletreehall, -- 43.
19/11, -- Boghall -- 14,
19/15, 19/16. 25/4 -- Bonraw Burn -- 37. 44. 76,
19/15, -- Bonrawfloor -- 41,
19/16, -- Burnhead -- 47,
19/16, 20/13, -- Brierieyards -- 50, 52,
25/2, -- Break Neck -- 53,
25/4, -- Burnfoot -- 75,
25/4, -- Bucklands -- 75,
25/6, -- Brieryhill-- 78,
25/6, -- Borthaugh Hill -- 79,
25/6, 25/10, -- Borthwick Water -- 79, 87
19/10, -- Cockplay -- 8,
19/12 -- Cowfaulds -- 18,
19/12, -- Camp Plantation -- 19,
19/12, -- Camp -- 20,
19/12, -- Clavilaw -- 21,
19/14, 25/2, -- Cala Burn -- 31, 54,
19/14, -- Calaburn -- 31,
19/14, -- Coldhouse -- 32,
19/14, -- Coldhouse Kipp -- 32,
19/14, -- Crookedhaugh Moss -- 32,
19/16, -- Clavilaw Hill -- 45,
19/16, -- Courthill -- 48,
19/16, -- Court Hill -- 48,
19/16, -- Cocklecootie -- 49,
25/3 -- Cross (Site) -- 64,
25/4 -- Collier's Plantation -- 73,
25/7 -- Cobble Foot -- 84,
19/8, -- Dearlyburn -- 5,
19/10, -- Drinkston Hill -- 9,
19/11, 19/15, -- Drinkston Cleuch -- 15, 37,
19/14, -- Drinkston -- 29,
19/14, -- DyKenook -- 34,
25/6, -- Dove Knowe -- 3,
25/7, -- Dunk Pool -- 85,
19/15, -- East Bonrow -- 38,
19/16, -- East Lees -- 44,
19/14, -- Fiddle Hill -- 33,
19/14, -- Francis' Well -- 39,
25/2, -- Fort -- 58,
19/11 -- Grouniston -- 11
25/3. -- Galalaw -- 65,
25/3. -- Galalaw Cottages -- 65,
25/3. -- Gala Law -- 65
25/3. -- Galabraefoot -- 66,
25/3. -- Greensidehall -- 70,
19/15, -- Hayside -- 9
19/11, 19/12, -- Hapendean Burn -- 12. 17,
19/11, -- Hally Hill -- 13,
19/11, -- Hallywell Hill -- 13,
19/16, -- Hornshole Hill -- 49,
19/16, -- Horns Hole -- 50,
25/3, -- Heap -- 61,
25/3 -- Howden -- 66,
25/3, -- Howdenburn-- 66,
25/3, -- Heap Hill -- 67,
25/3, -- Heappark -- 70,
19/14, -- Inner Gray Hill -- 29.
25/3, -- Kippylaw -- 69,
19/10, -- Long Moss -- 8,
19/10, -- Longmoss Knowe -- 9,
19/14, 25/2 -- Lea Head -- 34, 56,
19/14, -- Leahead Loch -- 35,
20/13, -- Littledean -- 51,
25/2, -- Lionfield Moss -- 53,
25/2, -- Ladies Slack -- 55,
25/2, -- Leahead Loch -- 56,
25/3, -- Lockiesedge -- 70,
25/7, -- Langlands Dean -- 83.
19/7, 19/8, -- Moorfield Burn -- 3, 5,
19/8, -- Moorfield -- 5,
19/11, 19/12. -- Moor Plantation -- 17,
19/16, 20/13, -- Midshiels-- 46, 51,
25/2 -- Marino Law -- 54,
25/3, -- Mautsteep -- 69,
25/6, -- Martin Bridge -- 81,
19/12, -- Newhouses -- 20,
19/12, 20/9, 19/16, 25/3, 25/4, -- North British Railway -- 22, 23, 46, 71, 76
19/15, 19/16, -- Newstead -- 39, 43,
19/15, -- Newton -- 39,
25/3, -- Northcroft -- 62,
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Plan --Name of Objects -- Pages
19/14, -- Priestrig -- 33,
19/16, -- Parkhouses -- 47.
19/13, 25/1, -- Rotten Moss -- 25,
19/16, -- Roman Mile Stone -- 46,
19/16, 20/13, 25/4, 25/6, 25/7, 25/10, -- River Teviot -- 50, 51. 73. 82. 84, 87,
25/4, -- Roadfoot -- 76,
19/11 , -- Sunnybank -- 14,
20/4, -- School -- 21,
19/14, -- Stenslea -- 33,
19/14, -- School -- 35,
19/14, -- Stintyknowes -- 35,
19/15, -- Striches Mains Hill -- 40,
19/15, -- Stenslea-- 40,
19/15, -- Striches Mains -- 41,
19/15, -- Striches Quarry -- 41,
25/3, 25/4, -- Striches Burn -- 25, 61, 73,
25/3, -- Striches -- 62,
25/3, -- Strichescroft -- 62,
25/3, -- Scawmill -- 67,
25/3, -- Silverbuthall -- 69,
25/4,
19/15, -- Tandlaws -- 37,
19/16, -- Tower -- 47,
25/2, -- Todshaw Dean -- 53,
25/3, -- Tower -- 63,
25/3, -- The Kipp -- 67.
19/14, -- Woo Law -- 27,
19/14, -- Whiteshaugh Moor -- 28,
19/14, -- Woolaw Well -- 30,
19/14, -- Whitfield -- 30,
19/14, -- Whitehaughmoor -- 31,
19/15, -- West Bonraw -- 38,
19/16, -- West Lees -- 44,
25/2, -- West Whitfield -- 53,
25/2, -- Welsh's Hill -- 55,
25/2, 26/6, -- Wilton Burn -- 57. 77.
25/2, -- Wiltonburn Hill -- 58,
25/2, -- Whitehaughmains Slack -- 58,
25/2, -- Whitehaugh -- 59,
25/3, 25/7. -- Whitehaugh Burn -- 68. 83,
25/3, -- Wilton Hill -- 71,
25/6, -- Wiltonburn -- 77,
25/7, -- Wilton Lodge -- 84
25/10, -- Woodfoot -- 87. |
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