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Selkirkshire was historically divided into civil parishes. There were originally nine parishes; Ashkirk, Bowside, Buccleuch (or
Rankilburn), Duchoire, Ettrick, Kirkhope, Lindean, St Mary's (or St Mary of the Lowes) and Selkirk. There have been a number of changes since the medieval period:
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administered the county. In 1501 John Murray (d. 1510), laird of
Falahill, was made sheriff of Selkirkshire and on 30 Nov. 1509 he obtained a grant of the hereditary sheriffdom of Selkirkshire. His descendant
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Sheriff of Selkirk from 1708 to 1734, when he was returned unopposed as MP for Selkirkshire, having resigned his hereditary sheriffdom to one of his sons. When in 1747 the
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straddled county boundaries. The boundary review for
Selkirkshire concluded in 1891 and made a number of mostly minor changes. The most significant change was that the burgh of
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Selkirkshire or Ettrick Forest to the south. The first recorded sheriff of Selkirkshire was Andrew de Synton, who was appointed by
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839:2001: 17,757
836:1991: 17,456
827:1961: 21,055
824:1951: 21,729
821:1931: 22,711
818:1921: 22,607
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847:Settlements
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462:river Tweed
280:Later, the
259:sheriffdoms
247:Middle Ages
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1873:Categories
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1784:Ross-shire
1774:Perthshire
1759:Nairnshire
1749:Midlothian
1673:Banffshire
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1398:30 January
1372:30 January
977:References
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934:Yarrowford
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390:district.
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190:Statue of
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1668:Ayrshire
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1387:GENUKI.
1335:, p. 310
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598:Carlisle
537:moorland
533:Scotland
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407:Roxburgh
251:province
133:Scotland
56:Scotland
1843:55°30′N
1217:18 July
924:Selkirk
894:Ettrick
874:Bowhill
773:- 5,784
771:Selkirk
748:170,793
734:48,851
731:Yarrow
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712:22,734
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690:42,456
679:19,252
668:13,159
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541:Peebles
527:in the
506:Dun Rig
384:Borders
311:session
271:Ashkirk
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224:James V
182:History
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