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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
Wind Fell Wind Fell
Wind Fell
Wind Fell
John Dalgleish, Potburn
Simon Dalgleish, Phawhope
James Dalgleish, Craighall
020 Wind Fell, a considerable hill on the Co. [County] boundary _ remarkable as being the second highest hill in the parish, is situated at the head of the Ettrick Water.
Hopetoun Craig Hopetoun Craig John Dalgleish, Potburn
Simon Dalgleish, Phawhope
James Dalgleish, Craighall
020 Hopetoun Craig on the summit of which _ the Co. [County] boundary passes, is of considerable height, and is N.E. [North East] of Wind Fell.
Ettrick Pen Ettrick Pen John Dalgleish, Potburn
Simon Dalgleish, Phawhope
James Dalgleish, Craighall
020 Ettrick Pew, is the highest hill in the parish, and said to be 2300 feet high, the Co. [County] boundary crosses it, and it is N.E. [North East] of Hopetoun Craig.
The Fell The Fell John Dalgleish, Potburn
Simon Dalgleish, Phawhope
James Dalgleish, Craighall
020 The Fell is a considerable eminence between Over Fauldhope & Hopetoun Craig
Mailie's Knowe Mailie's Knowe John Dalgleish, Potburn
Simon Dalgleish, Phawhope
James Dalgleish, Craighall
020 Mailie's Knowe, is a high hill covered with rough pasture, east of Over Fauldhope _

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Ettrick Parish -- Sheet 20. -- Trace 4

[Note in red after 'Wind 'Fell'] -- Wind Fell on the Dumfries Plan _

[Note in red after 'Hopetoun Craig'] -- Hopetoun Craig on the Dumfries Plan_

[Note in red above 'Mailie's Knowe'] -- Maillie -- An affectionate term for sheep -- Jamiesons Scottish Dictionary
Mailie - Dumfriesshire -- Jamiesons Scottish Dictionary
Mailie -- Burns. Death of Poor Mailie. -- Jamiesons Scottish Dictionary

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