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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BULL BURN BRAE | Bull Burn Brae Bull Burn Brae Bull Burn Brae |
Mr. John Loudoun Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Loudoun Junr. [Junior] Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Stuart High Overmuir |
014 | A steep Brow on the west [side] of Glen Water situated [on] the Northern part of the [Farm] of Laigh Overmuir. |
| WHAM BRAE | Wham Brae Wham Brae Wham Brae |
Mr. John Loudoun Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Loudoun Junr. Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Stuart High Overmuir |
014 | A Brow on the West side of Glen Water near Small Burn, on the farm of High Overmuir. derivation not known. |
| LODGE BRAE | Lodge Brae Lodge Brae Lodge Brae |
Mr. John Loudoun Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Loudoun Junr. [Junior] Laigh Overmuir Mr. John Stuart High Overmuir |
014 | Part of a steep bank on the west side of Glen Water and lies between that part of the Brae called Bull Burn Brae and Wham Brae. It got its name from having a shepherds' hut once on it. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Loudoun
Wham - A wide and flat glen. - Jamieson.
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ML - Bull Burn BraeTranscribers who have contributed to this page.
Chr1smac -Moderator, DANIALSAN
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