OS1/10/21/171
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GREENCLOSE | Green Close, Green Close, Green Close, |
James Dunkeld Mr. Kerr Mr. Mc Chyne |
039 | [Situation] 1½ mile S.E. [South East] by S [South] from Moniaive. A Small Cot, and garden now unoccupied, derives its name from the field in which it is, |
| JARBRUCK BURN | Jerbruck Burn Jerbrugh Jerburgh Jedburghe Jerburgh Jarbruck Burn Jarbruck Burn |
John Dunkeld Valuation Roll, of 1827 Black's Co. [County] map Ancient valn. [valuation] Roll, Appendix to Valn. [Valuation] Roll. 1827. Property maps N. Graham-Graham Esqre. |
030; 039 | [Situation] From the South of Dalmacallan Hill running N, E, [North East] to Cairn Water. A small shallow stream which has its rise in a moorland on the Estate of Auchenchain and runs into Cairn Water at Jerbruck in its course it receives several Small rills as also Girharrow Burn, the name is well known "The name appears of Anglo-Saxon origin. jerg_[n: noun] & bruc_[adn: adnoun]. hence Jerbruck may be the correct mode" [German Jar - pronounced yer & Bruich] |
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[Page] 171,Parish of Glencairn -- Plan 39. 3 . Trace 3.
[Signed] M Donohue June 1856,
Transcriber's notes
check Jarbruck Burn - Descriptive Remarks - last line in a different hand is not very clear - 'German Jar - pronounced yer & Bruich' ?I'm uncertain what is written after 'jerg' and 'bruc'
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