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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Hannah’s Well | Hannah’s Well | Mr. James Dunse | On Sheet | A good Spring well, neatly built | ||
| Hannah’s Well | Mr. William Carr | 16.8 | round, And Covered over with Stone, | |||
| Hannah’s Well | Mr. Hugh Ross | It is situated close to High Water | ||||
| Mark; near the end of Wynding | ||||||
| Lane, the spring being first discovered | ||||||
| by an old woman Named Hannah | ||||||
| who lived in a Small Cottage. on the | ||||||
| Sand hills here, (hence the name,) | ||||||
| Postern Nook | Postern Nook | Mr. William Carr | On Sheets | A deep, hollow, in the Sandhills | ||
| 16.8 & | close to high water Mark, |
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| 17.5 | the North of, and Close to, Sallyport | |||||
| Well, (This Name is now only Known | ||||||
| to Mr Carr, who is between 70 and 80 | ||||||
| years of age,) |
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| well Known, when he was a boy. | ||||||
| Newlands Burn | Newlands Burn | Mr. Jos. Paterson. Easington | On Sheets | A considerable Stream bearing this | ||
| Mr. Aud. Grey, Newlands. | 16.9 | name from the Turnpike Road | ||||
| Mr Thomas Wightman | 16.10 | near Belfordmoor, & flowing in | ||||
| Belfordmoor | 16.11 & | an Easterly direction falls into | ||||
| 16.15 | Waren Burn. | |||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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