Publications of the Clan Lindsay Society - Electric Scotland

230 NOTES AND COMMENTS.
early charters with a Hutirgeation of relationship between
them; but the balance of probabilities wet'ins to incline
to the Wauchopes having derived their name IVoin the
Wauchope Burn in lloxburghshire, and n(jt from the
Wauchope Water in Dumfries-shire.
The Lindsays and Early Iiion-Making in
Scotland. Mr George Turner, Glasgow, is making
enquiry into the history of iron-making in Scotland,
and would be glad of information bearing on the con-
nection of the Lindsays with this industry. The locat-
ing on estates formerly possessed by Lindsays of
evidence of such o])erations, as, for instance, the
presence of iron slag, would be of value ; and references
to accessible printed matter, or extracts from un-
published MSS. would also be very acceptable, and
might be sent to the Editor, 18 Burnbank Terrace,
Glasgow.