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| Ross Low | Ross Low | R.G Bolam Esqr. | On Sheets | A considerable stream, being | ||
| Mr R.P. Nesbit | 16.3 & | the continuation of Elwick Burn, | ||||
| Mr. James Robertson | 16.4 | and bearing this name from | ||||
| where Belford Burn unites | ||||||
| with it, to its confluence with | ||||||
| the Waters of Budle Bay. | ||||||
| The "Tide" flows to about the point | ||||||
| where Belford and Elwick | ||||||
| Burns unite. | ||||||
| Scapy Knowe | Scapy Knowe | This mode adopted. | On Sheet | A Small Stony Elevation | ||
| See below. | 16.3 | in the West Side of | ||||
| Scappy Knowe | Mr Wm Bowey | Chesterhill Slakes, on the | ||||
| Mr Adam Henderson | South Side of Ross Low. | |||||
| Mr George Robson | It is scarcely ever covered, | |||||
| Mr John Todd. | even at the highest Tides. | |||||
| Scap } | 1. Land of which the soil is thin | It is much frequented for the | ||||
| Scalp } | purpose of Shooting Sea Fowl. | |||||
| Scawp } | 2. For a bed of oysters and | |||||
| Scalpy} | muscles . | |||||
| Jamieson’s Scottish | ||||||
| Dictionary – P.559. | ||||||
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