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Parish of Eglingham
Sheet 31.2 Trace 1.2.

List of Names as written on the Plan	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
Kimmer Crags	Kimmer Crags	W.J. Pawson Esqr. Shawdon Hall	On Sheet	A rocky knoll, a little to the S.W. of
		John Davison Esqr. Shawdon Hill	31.2	Kimmer Lough, hence the name – and on the
		Estate map of W.J. Pawson Esqr.		E. of the Boundary between Titlington & Beanley –

Hunterheugh Letch	Hunterheugh Letch	W.J. Pawson Esqr. Shawdon Hall	On Sheet	A small Stream or drain, rising S. by W. of the
		John Davison Esqr. Shawdon Hill	31.2	Kimmer Lough, between Kimmer and Hunterheugh
		Estate map of W.J. Pawson Esqr.		Crags, and falling into Kimmer Lough –

Kimmer Lough	Kimmere Lough	Revd. Archdeacon Coxe Eglingham	On Sheet	A Small lough, E. of Eglingham, through which
	Kimmer Lough or	Tithe map. Greenwood’s Co map	31.2	the boundary passes between, Eglingham & Titlington, R. Carr
	Kemmer Lough	Ralph Carr Esqr. High Hedgeley &c&c&c		Esqr. and the antiquaries give the first name, as correct,
	Kimmer Lough	Thomas Burn, Meresman		but the second is in general use, the third rarely
		Eglingham		used – The Lough is said to abound with Pike,
	Kimmer Lough	Robert Carr, Meresman		& Perch –
		Titlington

				Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers

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