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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
~~Duncan’s Chambers~~	Duncan’s Chambers	Estate Map.		A pasture enclosure on the
	Duncan’s Chambers	Revd. M Thompson.		south side of the Village of
	Duncan’s Chambers	Mr. J. Archbold		Lucker, bounded on the east
	Duncan’s Chambers	Mr. John Grange, Lucker,		and north by Waren Burn.
	Not to be written on the Plan.			~~It is~~ The property of the Duke
				of Northumberland.
				Origin of this name
				Unknown

Tut Law	Tutt Law	Revd. M Thompson.	On Sheet	A hill feature, in an
	Tutt Law	Mr. J. Archbold	21.3	arable field, on the east
	Tutt Law	Mr. John Grange, Lucker,		side of Lucker Village, and
	Tut Law	Estate Map.		in Lucker Southfarm.
	Tut Law	F. Holland Esqr		The origin of this name is
		Alnwick Castle		unknown, but I am of the
	Tut Law	John Archbold		opinion, that it might be
				Tout Law, or where the Villagers
				used to Blow the Horn &c

Ely Well	Ely Well	List of Field Names	On Sheet	A, good, and old Spring
	Ely Well	Mr. William Anderson, Tenant	21.3	Well, in a good Pasture field a
	Ely Well	Mr. Josiah Davidson –		short distance southeast of
		Adderstone.		"Adderstone". There are pipes laid
				from it to Adderstone Hall, for the
				purpose of supplying the latter with
				Water. Origin of name unknown.

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