Midlothian, volume 68

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/11/68/1 [page] 1 PARISH OF STOW PLAN 25 D INDEX Names of Objects -- Pages Parish of Stow -- 19 Bow -- 5 Brown Moor Burn -- 6 Bow Bridge -- 7 Burial Ground -- 9 Burial Ground Wood -- 10 Bowshank Hill -- 10 Bowland -- 10 Bow Hill -- 12 Bowland Bridge -- 15 Bowshank Tunnel -- 15 Bow Castle (Remains of) -- 16 Bowland Station -- 17 Bowshank -- 18 Crosslee Burn -- 4 Crosslee -- 4 Cathie Mains -- 9 Cathie -- 13 Cathie Hill -- 18 Craig Wood -- 18 Dryburn -- 5 Dry Burn -- 5 Dean Foot -- 12 Ferniehirst -- 8 Gala Water -- 17 Hope Burn -- 6 Haughhead -- 8 Knowes Dean Plantation -- 12 Lugate -- 3 Lugate Bridge -- 7 Lugate Water -- 8 North Plantation -- 11 North British Railway (Hawick Branch) -- 17 Old Ferniehirst -- 6 Quarry Plantation -- 9 Shears Plantation -- 11 School -- 14 Torsonce Mains -- 3 Torsonce Wood -- 3 The Oak wood -- 4 The Beech Plantation -- 11 Torsonce Hill -- 15
OS1/11/68/1 The entry for 'Cathie Toll' has been scored out.
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OS1/11/68/3 LUGATE Lugate Lugate Robert Ratho Co' [County] Map 025 [Situation] About 21/4 Miles North from Bowland A farm house and offices, all in good repair, with a farm of land attached the property of Adam Fairholme Esq
OS1/11/68/3 TORSONCE MAINS Torsonce Mains Torsonce Mains Alexander Henderson Robert Rae 025 [Situation] About 21/8 Miles N. [North] b. [by] E. [East] from Bowland A good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached. the property of Mr. Watson. Torsonce.
OS1/11/68/3 TORSONCE WOOD TorSonce Wood TorSonce Wood Alexander Henderson Robert Rae 025 [Situation] about 17/8 Miles N. [North] b. [by] E [East] from Bowland A Small Wood on the farm of Torsonce chiefly of ash oaK and fir.
OS1/11/68/3 Parish of Stow [Page] 3
OS1/11/68/4 THE OAK WOOD The OaK Wood The OaK Wood Robert Ratho Robert Lees 025 [Situation] about 1/4 of a Mile S. [South] b. [by] W. [West] from Bowland A Small OaK Wood. with a few fir trees. interspersed through it Situated in Bowland Demense
OS1/11/68/4 CROSSLEE BURN Crosslee Burn Crosslee Burn Robert Ratho Robert Lees 025 [Situation] Running in an Easterly direction by Crosslee A Small Stream gathering on the Finowes Dean, and Running in an easterly direction to its junction, With the Gala Water, For a short distance it forms a part of the Boundary between Edinbro. [Edinburgh] & SelKirk Counties.
OS1/11/68/4 Parish of Stow [Page] [4?]
OS1/11/68/5 BOW Bow Bow Bow Robert Ratho Robert Rae Map of RoadS 025 [Situation] About 11/8 N. [North] B. [By] E. [East] from Bowland A Suitable farm house and offices all in good repair. With a farm attached, the property of Mitchell [Vin?] Esqr
OS1/11/68/5 DRYBURN Dryburn Dryburn Dryburn Dryburn Robert Ratho Robert Rae Co. [County] Map Map of RoadS 025 [Situation] about 1/2 a Mile N. [North] E. [East] from Bowland A good farm house and out houses. two Stories high, having a farm of land attached the property of [W?] S. WalKer Esqr. Bowland,
OS1/11/68/5 DRY BURN Dry Burn Dry Burn Robert Ratho Robert Rae 025 [Situation] Running by the north Side of Bowland pleasure grounds A Small Stream. having its Source at Bowland Hill, And flowing in an Easterly direction until it joins the Gala Water. -
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OS1/11/68/6 HOPE BURN Hope Burn Hope Burn Robert Ratho Robert Rae 025 [Situation] Running by the South side of Lugate. A Small stream having its rise on Ferniehurst Hill, and flowing in An North easterly direction joins Lugate Water-
OS1/11/68/6 OLD FERNIEHIRST Old Farniehurst Old Farniehurst Old Fernie Herst Fernieherst Fairniehirst Old Fernyhirst Robert Ratho Robert Rae Co. [County] Map 1847 valn [valuation] Roll 1814 valn [valuation] Roll 1726 Map of Roads 025 [Situation] About a mile N. W [North West] b [by] N. [North] from Bowland A one Story house in Middling repair Occupied by a shepherd proprietor Mitchell James Esq
OS1/11/68/6 BROWN MOOR BURN Brown Moor Burn Brown Moor Burn Robert Ratho Robert Rae 025 [Situation] Joines the Gala Water about one Mile North of Bowland A Small Stream having its Source on BowshawK Hill and flowing in an Easterly direction to its junction with the Gala Water. -
OS1/11/68/6 Parish of Stow [Note] Hirst. The base & hard Summit of a hill Ferny- hirst. A hillside Covered with Ferns Jamieson's Dicty [Dictionary]
OS1/11/68/7 LUGATE BRIDGE Lugate Bridge Lugate Bridge Thomas Brown Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] about 21/8 Miles North from Bowland A Common stone Bridge Consisting ot three Arches over Lugate Water. and on the road leading from Stow to Inverleithen -
OS1/11/68/7 BOW BRIDGE Bow Bridge Bow Bridge Thomas Brown Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] About one Mile North from Bowland A Small Stone Bridge of two arches. over the Gala Water and on the Road leading from Stow to Inverleithen -
OS1/11/68/7 Parish of Stow [Page] 7
OS1/11/68/8 LUGATE WATER Lugate Water Lugate Water Robert Ratho Co. [County] Map 025 [Situation] Running in an Easterly direction by Lugate A Small River having its Sourcr on the farm of Overshiels and. flowing in an easterly direction to its junction With Gala Water.
OS1/11/68/8 HAUGHHEAD Haugh head Haugh head Haugh Head Robert Ratho Robert Rae Co [County] Map 015 [Situation] About 2 Miles N. [North] b. [by] E. [East] from Bowland Two. Small. thatched houses. in bad Repair occupied by farm labourers proprietor Mitchell Innes Esqr
OS1/11/68/8 FERNIEHIRST Ferniehurst Ferniehurst Robert Ratho Robert Rae 025 [Situation] About 17/8 Miles North from Bowland A good farm house, two stories high And out offices. With a farm attached [;?] the property of Mitchell Innes Esqr.
OS1/11/68/8 [Page] 8 Parish of Stow [Note] Hirst. The base & hard Summit of a hill. &c. [etc] Jamieson's Scottish Dicty [Dictionary] Fernie hirst. A hillside Covered with Ferns Ibid. See spelling page 6
OS1/11/68/9 CROSSLEE Crosslee Crosslee Crosslee Robert Lees Robert Ratho Co [County] Map 025 [Situation] about 1/2 a Mile E. [East] by. N. [North] from Bowland A row of neat looking Cottages erected for farm labourers. on the Estate of Bowland -
OS1/11/68/9 QUARRY PLANTATION Quarry Plantation Quarry Plantation Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] About 1/2 a Mile N. [North] b. [by] E. [East] from Bowland A Small Wood on the farm of Dryburn the property of W. S. WalKer - Esqr -
OS1/11/68/9 OLD BURIAL GROUND [Bowland] Old Burying Grounds Old Burying Grounds Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] About 15 chains N. E. [North East] from Bowland A Small Square enclosure in the Demense of Bowland, formerly used as a place of [internment?]. but by whom or at what period it is not Known -
OS1/11/68/9 Parish of Stow [Page] 9
OS1/11/68/10 BURIAL GROUND WOOD Burying Ground Wood Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] about 13 chains N. E. [North East] from Bowland A Small wood in the domain of Bowland consisting of ash OaK and fir, around that enclosure Called Burying Ground -
OS1/11/68/10 BOWSHANK HILL BowshanK Hill BowshanK Hill BowshanK Robert Lees Robert Ratho Map of Road 025 [Situation] About 1/2 a Mile W. N. W. [West North West] from Bowland. A tolerably sized hill. the Surface of which is rough pasture. on the farm of BowshanK. -
OS1/11/68/10 BOWLAND Bowland Bowland Bowland Bowland Robert Lees Robert Ratho Co [County] Map Map of RoadS 025 [Situation] About 1/2 a Mile W. [West] b. [by] S. [South] from Crosslee A neat and good ManSion house with offices. the residence of W. S. WalKer Esqr Surrounded by an extensive Demesne. beautifully Ornamented With Woods walKs &c [etc] and Pleasantly Situated on the fc hill, overlooKing the valley of the Gala Water, -
OS1/11/68/10 [Page] 10 Parish of Stow
OS1/11/68/11 SHEARS PLANTATION Shears Shears Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] About 1/8 of a Mile N, [North] b, [by] W, [West] from Bowland A Small Plantation in the demesne of Bowland. chiefly of ash OaK and Fir. -
OS1/11/68/11 NORTH PLANTATION North Plantation North Plantation Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] On the north West Side of Bowland Pleasure grounds A long narrow Stripe of Wood forming the boundary on the North Side of Bowland Demesne. Consisting chiefly of ash. OaK, Beech. and Fir,
OS1/11/68/11 THE BEECH PLANTATION The Beech Plantation The Beech Plantation Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] about 1/2 A Mile W. S. W [West South West] from Bowland A Small Plantation chiefly of Beech Situated at the West end of Bowland Demesne -
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OS1/11/68/12 KNOWES DEAN PLANTATION Knowes Dean Plantation Knowes Dean Plantation Robert Lees Robert Ratho 025 [Situation] On the South side of Bowland pleasure grounds A long narrow belt of wood (forming the South boundary of Bowland Demesne.) chiefly of ash oak. Beech and Fir -
OS1/11/68/12 DEAN FOOT Dean Foot Robert Lees Robert Ratho 015 [Situation] At the western end of Brown Moor Burn. A Small hollow on the farm of Ferniehurst formed by the action of the Brown Moor Burn
OS1/11/68/12 BOW HILL Bow Hill Bow Hill Robert Clapperton Thomas Harper 025 [Situation] About a mile & a half N. N. E. [North North East] from Bowland A pretty large hll on the farm of Bow, used for pastur sheep on.
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OS1/11/68/12 [Page] 12 Parish of Stow [Note] In the Bow Hill entry perhaps "pastur" is meant to be pasturing.
OS1/11/68/13 CATHIE MAINS Cathie Mains Cathie Mains Cathie Caitha Cathie Cathie George Wilson R. Clapperton Map of RoadS Stat. [Statistical] Account Revd [Reverend] Mr Waddel Mr Henderson 025 [Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile E. N. E [East North East] from Bowland A Small Row of houses Slated and in good repair, Consisting of three dwellings, a Wright's, And Smith's Shop, and a School house. the property of W. S. WalKer Esqr. -
OS1/11/68/13 CATHIE Cathie Cathie Cathae Cathie Cathie George Wilson R. Clapperton Co. [County] Map. 1847 Rev [Reverend] Mr Waddel Mr Henderson 025 [Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile N. E. [North East] from Bowland A Suitable dwelling house and offices. formerly a farm house. but was lately Purchased by the North British Railway Co' [Company] occupier Mr Wilson -
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OS1/11/68/14 SCHOOL [Cathie Mains] School House School House George Wilson Joseph WalKer 025 [Situation] South end of Cathie Mains A Small house one Story in height, forming part of the Row called Cathie Mains. in which the School of the District is held, the average number of Scholars attending daily are about 40 who are taught the ordinary branches of an English Education, the Master's Salary amounts to £40 £10 of which is paid by Mr WalKer (Bowland) and the rest by the Scholars. -
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OS1/11/68/15 TORSONCE HILL Torsonce Hill Torsonce Hill Thomas Harper Alexander Henderson 025 [Situation] About 21/4 Miles N. N. E [North North East] from Bowland A Small hill forming part of Torsonce Mains farm. it is chiefly Rough pasture , -
OS1/11/68/15 BOWLAND BRIDGE Bowland Bridge Bowland Bridge Thomas Harper Alexander Henderson 025 [Situation] about 1/2 a Mile E. [East] b. [by] N. [North] from Bowland A Stone Bridge of three arches erected at the expense of the County over the Gala Water. and on the old Road leading from DalKeith to SelKirK. -
OS1/11/68/15 BOWSHANK TUNNEL BowshanK Tunnel BowshanK Tunnel Thomas Harper John Sharp 025 [Situation] about one Mile N. N. E [North North East] from Bowland. A small Tunnel on the HawicK branch of the North British Railway. Situated under a portion of BowshanK farm -
OS1/11/68/15 Parish of Stow [Page] 15
OS1/11/68/16 CATHIE T.P. Cathie Toll Bar Cathie Toll Bar Cathie Toll Bar Sign Board John Sharp Map of RoadS 025 [Situation] about 5/8 of a Mile N. E. [North East] by. N. [North] from Bowland A small house and Toll Gate on the Road leading from Stow, to Galashiels, the property of the Road Trustees of Edinbro [Edinburgh] County.
OS1/11/68/16 BOW CASTLE (Remains of) Bow Castle (Remains of) Bow Castle (Remains of) Bow Castle Bow Castle Robert Clapperton Thomas Harper Co [County] Map Map of Roads 025 [Situation] about 11/2 Miles N. E. [North East] b. [by] N. [North] from Bowland The remains of a Castle on Bow farm Consisting of a heap of Rubbish, the date of its erection or destruction is not Known by the oldest inhabitant in the locality
OS1/11/68/16 [Page] 16 Parish of Stow [Note] Ext: [Extract] from Stat: [Statistical] Account of Stow. "On the top of a hill on the farm of of Bow there Remains "merely the evidence of Such a structure" (an old Castle) " "having once existed. It is Still put down on the "Maps as "Bow Castle." -
OS1/11/68/17 BOWLAND STATION Bowland Railway Station Bowland Railway Station Bowland Statn [Station] Board at Station George Wilson Map of Roads 025 [Situation] about 1/2 Mile E. N. E [East North East] from Bowland A small Wooden erection Put up by the North British Railway Company, for the accommodation of passengers going to and from the locality. -
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OS1/11/68/18 CATHIE HILL Cathie Hill Cathie Hill Robert Clapperton George Wilson 025 [Situation] about 11/4 Miles N. E. [North East] b. [by] E. [East] from Bowland A Small hill partly in Cathie Mains farm, and extending across the boundary between Edinbro [Edinburgh] And Roxburghshires
OS1/11/68/18 CRAIG WOOD Craig Wood Craig Wood R, Clapperton George Wilson 025 [Situation] about 3/4 of a Mile E. [East] b. [by] N. [North from Bowland A Small Wood, chiefly Composed of ash OaK and Fir trees, Situated on the Bowland estate.
OS1/11/68/18 BOWSHANK BowshanK BowshanK BowshanK R. Clapperton John Smart Map of RoadS 025 [Situation] About one Mile N. E [North East] b. [by] N. [North] from Bowland A Suitable farm house two Stories high and offices With A Cornmill adjoining and a farm of Land attached occupied by John Smart and the property W. S. WalKer Esqr,
OS1/11/68/18 Parish of Stow
OS1/11/68/19 [page] 19 Parish of Stow Page in Forms 136 Parish of Stow -- Stow -- Parish of Stow -- See Name Bk. [Book] of Plan 23 C. -- South East portion of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh -- See descript: [descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Plan 23 C
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OS1/11/68/21 LUGATE Luggate Lugate Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst County Map 025 A Farm house in good repair two storeys high with out offices and a farm of Land attached the property of Adam Fairholm Esq Chapel
OS1/11/68/21 TORSONCE MAINS Torsonce Mains Alexander Henderson, Torsonce Mains Robert Rae, Cathie Toll 025 A Farm house two Storeys high in good repair with out offices and a farm of land attached the property of - Watson Esq Torsonce
OS1/11/68/21 TORSONCE WOOD Torsonce Wood Alexander Henderson, Torsonce Robert Rae, Cathie Toll 025 A small wood on the farm of Torsonce consisting chiefly of Oak ash & Fir the property of - Watson Esq Torsonce
OS1/11/68/21 [Page] 21 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] [Plan] 25D [Object for Lugate] House [Object for Torsonce Mains] House [Object for Torsonce Wood] Wood [Parish] Stow [Signed] David Mason La. Corpl [Lance Corporal] RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners]
OS1/11/68/22 LUGATE WATER Lugate Water Lugate Water Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst County map 025 A small Burn taking its rise on the farm of Overshiels and flowing in an Easterly direction to its Junction with the Gala Water
OS1/11/68/22 HAUGHHEAD Haugh head Robert Rae, Cathie Toll Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 Two houses thatched and in middling repair occupied by farm Labourers the property of Mitchell Innes Esq Cauleside
OS1/11/68/22 FERNIEHURST Ferniehurst Robert Rae, Cathie Toll Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A Farm house two storeys high in good repair with out offices and a farm of land attached the property of Mitchell Innes Esq
OS1/11/68/22 [Page] 22 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D. Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] Trace 1 [Plan] 25 D [Object for Lugate Water] Water [Object for Haughhead] Houses [Object for Ferniehurst] House [Parish] Stow [Signed] David Maso [Mason] La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners]
OS1/11/68/23 LUGATE BRIDGE Lugate Bridge Thomas Brown, Stow Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A plain built Stone bridge over Kugate Water it is on the old road leading from Stow to Innerleithen it has three small arches
OS1/11/68/23 BOW BRIDGE Bow Bridge Thomas Brown, Stow Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small Stone Bridge built over the Gala Water on the Road leading from Stow to Innerleithen it has two Arches
OS1/11/68/23 [Page] 23 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D. Mason [Plan] 25 D [Object for Lugate Bridge] Bridge [Object for Bow Bridge] Bridge [Parish] Stow [Signed] David [Mason] La. [Lance Corporal]
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OS1/11/68/25 BOW Bow Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst Robert Rae, Cathie Toll 025 A farm house two storeys high in good repair with out offices and a farm of land attached the property of Mitchell Innes Esq
OS1/11/68/25 DRYBURN Dryburn Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A farm house in good repair two storeys high with out offices and a farm of land attached the property of W.S. Walker Esq Bowland
OS1/11/68/25 DRY BURN Dry Burn Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small stream taking its rise on Bowshank hill and flowing in an easterly direction to its junction with the Gala Water
OS1/11/68/25 [Page] 25 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D. Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] [Trace] 1 [Plan] 25D [Object for Bow] House [Object for Dryburn] House [Object for Dry Burn] Stream [Parish] Stow [Initialled] D
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OS1/11/68/26 HOPE BURN Hope Burn Hope Burn Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst County Map 025 A small Stream taking its rise on Ferniehurst hill & flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction to its junction with the Lugate Water
OS1/11/68/26 OLD FERNIEHURST Old Ferniehurst Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst Robert Rae, Cathie Toll 025 A house one Storey high thatched and in middling repair occupied by a shepherd the property of Mitchell Inness Esq
OS1/11/68/26 BROWN MOOR BURN Brown Moor Burn Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst Robert Rae, Cathie Toll 025 A small Stream taking its rise on Bowshank hill and flowing in an E [Easterly] direction to its junction with the Gala Water
OS1/11/68/26 [Page] 26 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] Trace 1 [Plan] 25D [Object for Hope Burn] Stream [Object for Old Ferniehurst] House [Object for Brown Moor Burn] Stream [Parish] Stow [Signed] David Mas [Mason] La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners]
OS1/11/68/27 BOWSHANK HILL Bowshank Hill Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A considerable sized hill on the farm of Bowshank and property of W.S. Walker Esq Bowland the Surface is Mountain Grassland
OS1/11/68/27 BOWLAND Bowland Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A neat and well constructed mansion 3 Storeys the Seat of W.S. Walker Esq it is Surrounded by an extensive and well wooded Domain and is pleasantly situated on the face of a hill overlooking the beautiful Valley through which flows the Gala Water
OS1/11/68/27 SHEARS PLANTATION Shears Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small plantation within the Domain of Bowland consisting chiefly of Oak Ash Beech and Fir
OS1/11/68/27 [Page] 27 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D. Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] [Trace] 2 [Plan] 25D [Object for Bowshank Hill] Hill [Object for Bowland] House [Object for Shears] Plantation [Parish] Stow [Signature] Dav [David Mason]
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OS1/11/68/28 NORTH PLANTATION North Plantation Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehu [Ferniehurst] 025 A long narrow belt of wood Surrounding the Domain of Bowland on the North consisting chiefly of Oak Ash Beech & Fir
OS1/11/68/28 THE BEECH PLANTATION Beech Plantation Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehu [Ferniehurst] 025 A small Wood at the West end of Bowland Domain consisting chiefly of Beech
OS1/11/68/28 KNOWES DEAN PLANTATION Knowes Dean Plantation Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehu [Ferniehurst] 025 A long narrow belt of wood Surrounding the Domain of Bowland on the South consisting chiefly of Oak ash Beech & Fir
OS1/11/68/28 DEAN FOOT Dean Foot Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehu [Ferniehurst] 015 A small hollow formed by the Brown Moor Burn on the Farm of Ferniehurst
OS1/11/68/28 [Page] 28 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D Mason RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] Trace 2 [Plan] 25 D [Object for North Plantation] Wood [Object for Beech Plantation] Wood [Object for Knowes Dem Plantation] Wood [Object for Dean Foot] A hollow [Parish] Stow [Signed] David Ma [Mason] La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] R [Royal Sappers & Miners]
OS1/11/68/28 Part of signature and address of Authority is lost in the tight binding of right margin.
OS1/11/68/29 QUARRY PLANTATION Quarry Plantation Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small wood on the farm of Dryburn and property of W.S. Walker, it consists of oak ash & Fir
OS1/11/68/29 OLD BURIAL GROUND [Bowland] Burying Ground Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small square enclosure in the Domain of Bowland all that can be learned regarding it is that at a former period it was used as a burying place but it is a mystery by whom
OS1/11/68/29 BURIAL GROUND WOOD Burying Ground Wood Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Ferniehurst 025 A small wood within the Domain of Bowland it derives its name from the above Burying Ground being situate in it, it consists of oak ash Beech Fir
OS1/11/68/29 [Page] 29 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D Mason [Plan] 25 D [Object for Quarry Plantation] Wood [Object for Burying Ground] Square Enclosure [Object for Burying Ground Wood] Wood [Parish] Stow [Signed] David M [Mason] La. C [Lance Corporal]
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OS1/11/68/30 THE OAK WOOD The Oak Wood Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Fernieh [Ferniehurst] 025 A small wood in the Domain of Bowland the Trees are mostly all oak with a few Firs
OS1/11/68/30 CROSSLEE BURN Crosslee Burn Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Fernieh [Ferniehurst] 025 A small Stream taking its rise on Knowes Dean and flowing in an easterly direction to its junction with the Gala Water for a short distance it forms the Bdy [Boundary] between the Counties of Edinburgh Selkirk and Roxburgh
OS1/11/68/30 CROSSLEE Crosslee Robert Lees, Bowland Robert Ratho, Old Fernieh [Ferniehurst] 025 A row of cottages one storey high and in good repair Situate upon the Road leading from Stow to Galashiels They are chiefly occupied by farm Labourers
OS1/11/68/30 [Page] 30 List of Names collected by La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal] D Mason Trace 2 [Plan] 25 D [Object for The Oak Wood] Wood [Object for Crosslee Burn] Stream [Object for Crosslee] Houses [Parish] Stow [Signed] David Ma [Mason] La. Corpl. [Lance Corporal]
OS1/11/68/30 Part of signature and address of Authority is lost in the tight binding of right margin
OS1/11/68/31 BOWSHANK TUNNEL Bowshank Tunnel Mr John Sharp, Bowshank Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow 025 A Tunnel on the Hawick Branch of the North British Railway about 10 Chains long, and passing under a portion of Bowshank farm.
OS1/11/68/31 CATHIE T.P. Cathie Toll Bar Cathie Toll Bar Board on Toll Bar Mr John Sharp, Bowshank 025 A small House and Toll Gate on the road leading from Stow to Galashiels the property of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road from Dalkeith to Galashiels.
OS1/11/68/31 BOW CASTLE (Remains of) Bow Castle Bow Castle Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow Mr Thomas Harper, Bow 025 The remains of afortification on Bow Hill Composed of some Scattered stones & earth, the date of its erection or destruction its quite unknown to the inhabitants of the District.
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OS1/11/68/32 BOW HILL Bow Hill Bow Hill Mr Thomas Harper, Bow Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow 025 A pretty Considerable Hill belonging to Bow farm and used as a Sheep Walk the property of Mitchell Ennes Es [Esquire] Carlside and occupied by Mr Thomas Harp [Harper] of Bow.
OS1/11/68/32 TORSONCE HILL Torsonce Hill Torsonce Hill Mr Thomas Harper, Bow Mr Alexander Henderson, Torsonce Mains 025 A small Hill forming part of Torson [Torsonce] Mains farm it is principally Rough Pasture for Sheep the property of Mrs Watson Torsonce & occupied by Mr Alexander Henderson of Sorsonce Mains.
OS1/11/68/32 BOWLAND BRIDGE Bowland Bridge Bowland Bridge Mr Robert Clapperton, Bow Mr George Wilson, Cathie 025 A County Bridge over the Gala Water of 3 arches on the old road leading from Dalkeith to Selkirk.
OS1/11/68/32 [Page] 32 Parish of Stow [Signed] James McAnulty 11th Sept [September] 1852
OS1/11/68/33 BOWLAND STATION Bowland Railway Station Bowland Railway Station Board on Station Mr George Wilson Station Master 025 A very small wooden building erected by the North British Ry [Railway] Company for the Accommodation of Passengers, adjacent to Bowland Bridge
OS1/11/68/33 GALA WATER Gala Water Gala Water County Map Sandy Sandlings, Gatelaw 025 A Large river rising between Falahill and Lammas Board and falling into the Tweed two miles North of Galashiels in its Course it is joined by several smaller Streams the principals of which are the Lugate, Armet, Herriott and Cockum Waters
OS1/11/68/33 NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY [Hawick Branch] North British Railway (Hawick Branch) North British Railway (Hawick Branch) Edinburgh and Hawick Railway Edinburgh and Hawick Railway Railway Map Mr Gerorge Hossick Station Master Stow Knox's County Map Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow 025 A Branch of the North British Railway leaving it near Joppa Station and passing to Hawick and Kelso. The property of the North British Railway Company open and in good repair
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OS1/11/68/35 CATHIE HILL Cathie Hill Cathie Hill Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow Mr George Wilson, Cathie 025 A Small Hill partly in the Counties of Edinburgh & Roxburgh and forming a part of cathie Mains farm the property of S.W. Walker Esq Bowland
OS1/11/68/35 CRAIG WOOD Craig Wood Craig Wood Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow Mr George Wilson, Cathie 025 [--] Wood chiefly Composed of [--]
OS1/11/68/35 BOWSHANK Bowshank Bowshank Mr John Smart, Bowshank Mr Robert Clapperton, Bow 025 A [--] High [--] toget [together ?] by [--] adjoining [--] William [--]
OS1/11/68/35 [Page] 35 Parish of Stow
OS1/11/68/35 A large portion of the bottom right corner has been torn off, removing most of the Description for "Craig Wood" and "Bowshank". Much of the remainder has been covered with a brown transparent sheet which obscures the image to a degree.
OS1/11/68/36 CATHIE MAINS Cathie Mains Cathie Mains Mr George Wilson, Cathie Mr Robert Clapperton, Stow 025 A Range of one Story [Storey] Houses Slated Comprising three dwelling Houses, a Wright and Smith's Shop and School Ho. [House] the property of William S Walker Esq Bowland.
OS1/11/68/36 CATHIE Cathie Cathie Mr George Wilson, Cathie Mr Joseph Walker, Cathie Mains 025 A Dwelling House two Stories [Storeys] High with suitable offices it was formerly a farm House, but lately purchased by the North British Railway Co. [Company] and occupied by Mr George Wilson
OS1/11/68/36 SCHOOL [Cathie Mains] School House School House Mr George Wilson, Cathie Mr Joseph Walker, Cathie Mains 025 A Small House one Story [Storey] High occupied as a School House and forming part of a Range of Houses Known as Cathie Mains, average number of Scholars about 40, the masters Salary is about £40 yearly part paid by W.S. Walker Esq Bowland & the remainder by the Scholars - Reading writing & arithmetic taught at it
OS1/11/68/36 [Page] 36 Parish of Stow [Signed] J McAnulty] 11th Sept [September] 185 [1852] [Signed] James Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 21st March 1853 [Signed] W James Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] 31 March 53 [1853]
OS1/11/68/36 Bottom left corner has been torn off.
OS1/11/68/37 OS1/11/68 [page] 37 [volume] 68 Co. [County] EDINBURGH [stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 26 JAN. 92 [1892] PLAN 25 D. Names of Parishes -- Pages STOW -- 1