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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lad Hope | Lad Hope Lad Hope Lad Hope |
Mr James Coltherd Mr Walter Scott Mr Alexander Hogg |
010.16 | A low strip of land through which a small burn passes Called "Hope Sike" from which circumstance the latter derives its name. The Hope extends only a short distance on each side of the PiKe as it is merely applied to the hollow which resembles a Cleuch. |
| Ladhope Burn | Ladhope Burn Ladhope Burn Ladhope Burn |
Mr James Coltherd Mr Walter Scott Mr Alexander Hogg |
010.12 ; 010.16 | A small stream which has its Source on the east side of a hill called Ladhope Middle from which it runs till it passes Ladhope dwelling house, near which it joins the Yarrow. A portion of it is turned into a Mill pond for the purpose of turning the Threshing Mill at Ladhope. |
| Hope Sike | Hope Sike Hope Sike Hope Sike |
Mr Alexander Hogg Mr Walter Scott Mr James Coltherd |
010.16 | A stream which rises on the west side of Ladhope Middle and runs through Lad Hope, and on till it joins Ladhope Burn at the Farm dwelling. |
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[Page] 114County of SelKirK
Parish of Yarrow
Sheet 10 No 16
Collected by Michael Cottrell Sapper RE [Royal Engineers]
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