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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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| Grasslees Burn | Graslees Burn | Mr Snaith | About 13 chains S | A large stream flowing in an easterly direction | ||
| Graslees Burn | Mr Thomas Brown | of Graslees | through a deep wooded valley taking its name | |||
| Graslees Burn | Mr Charlton | from the House called Graslees | ||||
| Brockley Park | Brockley Park | Mr Crammond | About 58 chains N.E. | An enclosure of ancient land a great portion | ||
| Brockley Park | Mr Snaith | of Graslees | of which is clothed with old natural | |||
| Brockley Park | Award and Parish Plans | forest trees | ||||
| Clovencrag Sike | Clovencrag Sike | Mr Crammond | About 41 chains E. | A small mountain stream gathering from | ||
| Clovencrag Sike | Mr Snaith | of Graslees | wet land on Darden Moor and forming | |||
| Clovencrag Sike | Mr Charlton | a tributary to Graslees Burn it derives its | ||||
| name from its proximity to Cloven Crag | ||||||
| Cloven Crag | Cloven Crag | Mr Crammond | About 38 chains S.E. | A very remarkable rocky feature consisting | ||
| Cloven Crag | Mr Snaith | of Graslees | of a deep chasm the sides of which are covered | |||
| Cloven Crag | Mr Charlton Estate Plan | with very large blocks of disjointed Rock | ||||
| and loose stones the chasm is nearly two hundred | ||||||
| feet deep and appears to have been formed by | ||||||
| volcanic agency | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JTP
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