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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Kerrcleuch | Little Kerrcleuch. Little Kerrcleuch. Little Kerrcleuch. |
John Broadfoot. James Biggar. John Little |
017 | A small ravine or cleugh with a small stream flowing through it, situated on the north side of Kerrcleugh. |
| Wormy Sike | Wormy Sike Wormy Sike Wormy Sike |
John Broadfoot. James Biggar. John Little. William Copeland Esq. |
017 | A small stream rising on the South side of Paper Hill and flowing Southward till it falls into Little Yarrow. |
| Dry Cleuch | Dry Cleuch Dry Cleuch Dry Cleuch |
John Broadfoot. James Biggar. John Little. |
017 | A dry rocky Scar of cleugh on the S.E. [South East] side of Paper Hill. |
| Kerrcleuch | Kerrcleuch. Kerrcleuch. Kerrcleuch. |
John Broadfoot. James Biggar. John Little W. Copeland Esq. Thirlestane |
017 | A good dwelling house with a small garden attached, and occupied by John Little one of the Shepherds of Chapelhope. |
| Drowning Sike | Drowning Sike Drowning Sike Drowning Sike Drowning Sike |
John Broadfoot. James Biggar. John Little. W. Copeland Esq. Tnirlestane |
017 | A small srteam on the N [North] side of Herman Law. and falling into Happertatie Burn. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 43Parish of Ettrick -- Sheet 17. Trace 2.
Collected & described by J McDiarmid
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Trondragirl- Moderator, Nora Edwards, M.Ogilvie
Location information for this page.
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