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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Crutch Bog | Crutch Bog | Estate Map | On Sheets | A long narrow strip |
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| Crutch Bog | Mr. William Marshall | 21.8 & | on each side of "Crutch Hill, |
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| Crutch Bog | Mr. James Marshall | 21.12 | through the South end of |
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| Crutch Bog | Mr. George Pyle | the North E.Railway passes. (It is | ||||
| bounded at this end by a stream | ||||||
| called "Long Nanny")- before the | ||||||
| removal of "Crutch Hill", this | ||||||
| Bog was very wet, and a Complete | ||||||
| Morrass, but is now quite dry, and | ||||||
| tollerable pasture. (See Crutch Hill) | ||||||
| Newham Burn | Newham Burn | Estate Map | On Sheets | This burn, is the continuation | ||
| Newham Burn | Mr. William Marshall | 21.8 & | of "Hagg Burn", it flows in a | |||
| Newham Burn | Mr. James Marshall | 22.5 | southeast direction and bears | |||
| Newham Burn | Mr. George Pyle | this name from where it passes | ||||
| under the Railway to the northeast | ||||||
| corner of "Crutch Bog", where it | ||||||
| empties itself into "Long Nanny" | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL
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