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| Three Cairns | Three Cairns | Mr. Edward Dixon, N. Sandyford | On Sheet | This name applies to three Cairns | ||
| (Tumuli) | (Tumuli) | 21.10 | or Tumuli, composed of stones, and | |||
| Three Cairns | Mr. John Douglas, Rayheugh | of considerable extent, supposed to be | ||||
| (Tumuli) | the remains of Sepulchral Monuments | |||||
| Three Cairns | Mr. Robert Thompson, O. Clattery | erected in commemoration of some dist- | ||||
| (Tumuli) | inguished personages, in times of yore. | |||||
| Longstone Hill | Longstone Hill | Mr. Edward Dixon, N. Sandyford | On Sheet | A considerable eminence situated on | ||
| Longstone Hill | Mr. John Douglas, Rayheugh | 21.10 | Lucker Moor, deriving the name from | |||
| Longstone Hill | Mr. Robert Thompson, O.Clattery | a large stone erected on its summit. | ||||
| Situated a short distance north of the | ||||||
| "Three Cairns". | ||||||
| Pennyswalls | Penny’swalls | Mr. Edward Dixon, N. Sandyford | On Sheet | This name applies to a ruin, being | ||
| Penny’swalls | Mr. John Douglas, Rayheugh | 21.10 | the remains of a dwelling formerly | |||
| Penny’swalls | Mr. Robert Thompson, O. Clattery | occupied by a person named Penny, | ||||
| and hence the name. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by HL
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