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Bordlands is a
village in the
Parish of
Newlands in the
Scottish Borders area of Scotland. The
former name of
Bordlands was Boreland. List of
places in...
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Bennetland Berrylands Biglands Blackland Blakelands Blisland Bowland Bordlands Boreland Boyland Brackenlands Braehoulland Bridgelands Broadlands Brockhollands...
- same
lands near
Inverness with the
castle mound and
castle at
Brodland or
Bordland in 1535,
presumably after the
death of
Margaret Dennet. The
lands included...
- from English. So also is the word
bwrdd in the
expression tir bwrdd, "
bordland". The
critic David Johnston suggests that this is
evidence that Iolo had...
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Bonchester Bridge Bonjedward Bonkyl Kirk Boon Farm
Borders Abbeys Way
Bordlands Borthwick Water Bothwell Water Bow
Castle Broch Bowden Bowerhope Bowhill...
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southeastern Scotland.
Newlands is on the B7059, off the A701 road, near
Bordlands.
Newlands was
formerly within the
historic county of Peeblesshire. The...
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hunting of boar in the area
however another authority points out that "
Bordlands signifie the
desmenes which lords keep in
their hands for the maintenance...
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apportioned lands near
their castles for
their servants. The
Borland or
Bordland also
meant the land that was
granted to the
feudal superior specifically...
- of Scotland, vol. XI p. 140, for many
lands including the 8
merkland of
Bordland of Ravinstoun, with the castle, etc., (Baroniam de Remistoun) the 4 merklands...
- From
Irish Mag Eachaidh, an
Ulster variant of Mag Eochadha. M'Gachie in
Bordland, 1684. Neil M'Gechie in Portadow,
Kilchenzie parish, 1686 (Argyll). Robert...
