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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| East Side | East Side East Side East Side |
Mr William Blake, Shorthope Mr T Clendenning, Brockhoperig Mr William Rutherford, Glenkerry |
017 | East side is a high rig with a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station upon it at the East side of Shorthope farm: it is mostly mossy land |
| Rashie Sike | Rashie Sike Rashie Sike Rashie Sike |
Mr William Blake, Shorthope Mr T Clendenning, Brockhoperig Mr William Rutherford, Glenkerry |
017 | A Streamlet flowing out of the moss on East Side, into East Grain, a short way from Cauld Face Sike |
| Middle Hill | Middle Hill Middle Hill Middle Hill |
Mr William Blake, Shorthope Mr T Clendenning, Brockhoperig Mr William Rutherford, Glenkerry |
017 ; 020 | Middle Hill is of considerable Eminence and having a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit, is between Master Grain and East Grain - |
| Pyat Sike | Pyat Sike Pyat Sike Pyat Sike |
Mr William Blake, Shorthope Mr T Clendenning, Brockhoperig Mr William Rutherford, Glenkerry |
017 | Pyat Sike rises in a moss on the west of East Side rig, and flows into Shorthope Burn a short distance from its head - |
| Black Drain | Black Drain Black Drain Black Drain |
Mr William Blake, Shorthope Mr T Clendenning, Brockhoperig Mr William Rutherford, Glenkerry |
017 | A Streamlet partly cut, having its source close to Turner Cleugh, And flows into Shorthope Burn |
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