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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
THE GRAY STONE	The Gray Stone	Mr Henderson Teacher Mr William Black Old legal document	017.02	A prominent Rock of the boundary between Scotland and England well known and referenced to in old legal writings. It lies between Stob Rig and Humbleton Swyre
OXPOOL	Oxpool	Mr Henderson Teacher Mr William Black Old document dated 1723	017.06	A part of Yetholm Common where an ox pool has probably existed at one time though no feature now exists that can be shown, the name is still used when defining the Boundary - and is inscribed on the Place in Consequence of this -
THE TWO GRAY STONES	The Two Gray Stones	Mr Henderson Teacher Mr William Black Old legal document	017.06	Two small stones of impressive size and appearance that lie on the boundary between England & Scotland in a valley by the side of a Burn that flows from Maddies Well into Northumberland -

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Parish of Yetholm
Sheet 17 No 2 Trace 4
Sheet 17 No 6 Trace 1 & 2
Described by William Boyd Corporal R.E. [Royal Engineers]

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