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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Kipper Linn | Kipper Linn | Revd Richard Marshall | 61 chains N. W. | A small linn or water fall | ||
| Kipper Linn | Edward Hunter | of Backlane Well. | from which the farm house takes | |||
| Kipper Linn | John Askew | its name Their appears to have | ||||
| Linn | Brockett (a cascade) | been salmon caught in this | ||||
| Linn | Burns’ Works a Waterfall | place at one time |
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| called the Lynn. | ||||||
| Linn Crags | Linn Crags | Edward Hunter | 79 chains N. W. of | This is a steep craggy |
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| Linn Crags | John Fewster | Backlane Well. | which takes its name from the | |||
| Linn Crags | John Askew | Linn. the bank is wooded. | ||||
| Linn Burn | Linn Burn | John Askew | 54 chains N. W. of | A small stream |
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| Linn Burn | John Willy | Backlane Well. | N. westerly direction which | |||
| Linn Burn | Edward Hunter | takes its name from the Linn. | ||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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