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| Whetstone House | Whetstone House | Mr Daniel Shanks | About Chains | A good stone building with extensive offices and | ||
| Whetstone House | Mr Miller | of Blakelaw | garden attached the property and residence | |||
| Whetstone House | List of Co Voters | of Mr Daniel Shanks | ||||
| Stiddlehill Common | Stiddle h |
Mr Shanks | About Chains | An extensive district of partially rough ground | ||
| Stiddlehill Common | Mr Miller | of Blakelaw | which was divided and enclosed in the year 1717 | |||
| Stiddlehill Common | Award Plans | and is now the property of various proprietors | ||||
| The Linn | The Linn | Mr Shanks | About Chains | A remarkable waterfall on Lisles Burn where | ||
| The Linn | Mr Miller | of Blakelaw | the stream falls over a ledge of nearly perpendicular | |||
| The Linn | Mr Rudd | rock and situated in a deep valley | ||||
| Risey Burn | See Name Book of 69-6 | |||||
| Wansbeck Railway | See Name Book of 69.1 | |||||
| Lisles Burn | See Name Book of 61-15 | |||||
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