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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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THE HORSE HILL | The Horse Hill | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 006 | A Heathy Hill, part of which has been Cultivated but is now grown wild. |
MULNIEGARROCH | Mulniegarroch | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 006 | A Heathy Hill. |
MULNIEGARROCH OR PURGATORY BURN | Mulniegarroch or Purgatory Burn | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 006 | A Considerable Stream running into the Water of Tarf. It is generally called "Purgatory burn" but "Mulniegarroch" is said to be the Ancient name. |
THE GLASTER | The Glaster | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 006 | A Small Heathy Hill situated in a moss. |
THE MOSS OF THE HORSE HILL | The Moss of the Horse Hill | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 006 | A large deep moss upon the farm of Artfield. |
KNOCKNIEHOWDIE | KnocKniehowdie | Mr. William Cowan Balmurrie by Glenluce | 011 | A Heathy Hill. |
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[Page] 36List of Names collected by Corporal Robert Barlow Royal Sappers & Miners.
Plan 6D Trace 5
Parish New Luce
Object
The Horse Hill - A Hill
Mulniegarroch - A Hill
Mulniegarroch or Purgatory Burn - A Stream
The Glaster - A Hill
The Moss of the Horse Hill - A Bog
KnocKniehowdie - A Hill
[Signed] Robert Barlow Corpl. RS & M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
14th. Sept. [September] 1846.
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