and Cocklaw,The fairy-folk o' Fosterland,The witches o' Edencraw,And the bogle in the Billy-myre.and among verses referring to witches and warlocks;Bourtrees, Bees, and Bairns,Are rife in Auchencraw,Where in the days o' auld lang syne,The wives were witches a',And Jamie Bour the auld gley'd carle,Was warlock in yon raw. Although the 19th-century editor considered the latter verse of recent origin, he noted "Jamie Bour" as a reference to the servant of Robert Logan of Restalrig and Fast Castle mentioned in the Gowrie Conspiracy trial in 1608, who had property in the village. See also List of places in the Scottish Borders List of places in Scotland References External links RCAHMS record on Auchencrow Mains Gazetteer for Scotland In the territory of Auchencrow: long continuity or late development in early Scottish field-systems? Image of Auchencrow Villages in the Scottish Borders