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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Salkerslaw | Salker’s Law | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | A small dilapidated cottage near Houghters Law | ||
| Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession | 26.2 | & N. E. of Hagdon, situated in a dreary wilderness | ||||
| Mr Spratt Shepherd Houghters Law | of moor, old coal pits & refuse heaps, it is inhabited | |||||
| Salkerslaw | Compounded agreeably | by a Laborer. | ||||
| to Survey usage | ||||||
| Cragcleuch Burn | Cragcleugh Burn | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | A small stream having its source in Kings Moss | ||
| Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession | 26.2 | and running E by S til it joins a stronger | ||||
| Mr Spratt Shepherd Houghters Law | stream issuing from an old coal drift. | |||||
| Hagdon | Hagdon | The Revd. Archdeacon Coxe | On Sheet | A small Farmhouse & offices | ||
| Eglingham | 26.6 | North of West Ditchburn. | ||||
| Tithe Map | It is quite in a Moorland | |||||
| Estate Map | district and occupied by | |||||
| Hagdon | White’s Directory | Mr Borthwick of Kilham, | ||||
| Kirknewton Parish. | ||||||
| It is all a Sheep Farm. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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