| 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 |
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| Huckhoe | About 27 chains N.E. | A remarkable eminence the North and North West | ||||
| of West House | side of which rises very bold and steep and is | |||||
| clothed with a |
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| Huckoe | Hodgsons History Vol 1 p 342 | with a British Camp or rather the remains of one |
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| Huckoe | Revd Septimus Meggison Bolam Vicarage | |||||
| Huckoe | Mr Arkle Agent | "Huck a hook and hoe a hill Page 453 | ||||
| Huckow | McLauchlan’s Map of the Devil’s Causeway | Vol 1 of Halliwell’s Archiac & Proverbial Dictionary | ||||
| T Jordan | ||||||
| Camp | British Camp | Lord Decies | About 26 chains N.E. | This is the remains of an ancient British stronghold | ||
| (remains of) | British Camp | Mr Rochester | of West Houses | very judiciously constructed on a commanding | ||
| British Camp | Mr Laughlin’s Plan of the | eminence the present remains consists of a large mound | ||||
| Roman Road Called the Devils Causeway | of earth and small stones in some places about 4 feet | |||||
| high enclosing a small area on the very crown of the hill | ||||||
| and appears to have been at one time defended on the south | ||||||
| east by a vallum or ditch |
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| West House | See Name Book of 70 12 | |||||
| Devil’s Causeway | See Name Book of 70 12 | |||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CC and SMH
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