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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Miller’s Causeway | Miller’s Causeway | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | A small patch of hard ground so called | ||
Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession | 26.5 | with a number of cairns on it, to direct the shep- | ||||
Jas Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | herds (during snow) from the mosses by which it | |||||
is nearly enclosed. | ||||||
Hare Crag | Hare Crag | Mr J. C. Langlands Old Bewick | On Sheets | A small patch of rocks S. E. of Miller’s cause- | ||
Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession | 26.5 & | way and near the source of Crane Burn | ||||
J. Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | 26.6 | |||||
Corbie Crags | Corbie Crags | Mr J. C. Langlands Old Bewick | On Sheet | A Rocky gorge on (the East side chiefly) of | ||
Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession | 26.5 | Harehope Burn. So named from being | ||||
J. Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | frequented by crows. | |||||
Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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