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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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| Swallowship Wood | Swallowship Wood | Mr Joseph Bell | North of Peggy’s Bank | A large wood of fir and forest trees | ||
| Swallowship Wood | Mr George March | on the precipitous banks of the Devil’s | ||||
| Swallowship Wood | Mr John Murray | Water the property of the Duke of Northumberland | ||||
| Swallowship Well | Swallowship Well | Mr Joseph Bell | About 40 chains NE | This was formerly a very noted mineral | ||
| Swallowship Well | Mr George March | of Lin |
spring well and much frequented by | |||
| Swallowship Well | Mr John Murray | parties it is now almost closed up | ||||
| but still retains the name | ||||||
| Swallowship Hill | Swallowship Hill | Mr Joseph Bell | East of Swallowship | A conspicuous hill or eminence so | ||
| Swallowship Hill | Mr John Trotter | Wood | called | |||
| Swallowship Hill | Mr John Murray | |||||
| Peggysbank Dean | Peggysbank Dean | Mr Joseph Bell | North of Peggy’s Bank | A deep ravine or dean through which | ||
| Peggysbank Dean | Mr John Trotter | runs a small stream and divides | ||||
| Peggysbank Dean | Mr John Murray | Swallowship Wood and Peggy’s Bank | ||||
| Felix Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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