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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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| Allen’s Pike | Allens Pike | Mr. Charlton | About 54 chains S. E. | An eminence of considerable elevation taking | ||
| Allens Pike | Mr. Hindmarsh | of Eastnook | its name from a large Pile of rough st[ones which] | |||
| Allens Pike | Mr. Herdman | formerly stood on its summit. The Pile is now | ||||
| destroyed but the eminence still retains the | ||||||
| name supposed to have been erected by a person | ||||||
| called Allen | ||||||
| Rushy Knowe | Rushy Knowe | Mr. Charlton | About 76 chains S. E | A small oval shaped eminence with a quantity | ||
| Rushy Knowe | Mr. Hindmarsh | of East Nook | of Rushes extending along its summit hence the name | |||
| Rushy Knowe | Mr. Herdman | |||||
| Manside Flow | See Name Book of 61.4 | |||||
| CAMP | Mr. Charlton | About 100 chains S E | This is the remains of an ancient |
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| (Remains of) | Mr. Hindmarsh | of Eastnook | it is situated on the North East declivity of a | |||
| Mr. Keith | remarkable eminence and consists of two deep ditches with | |||||
| a ridge about 23 links wide between them the whole is in an excellent state | ||||||
| of preservation. There has been nothing of interest handed down relative | ||||||
| to this camp. The laate Sir Walter Trevelyan erected a temporary shooting box | ||||||
| here (now taken away) which gave rise to an erroneous name to this object | ||||||
| namely, Gunners Box. | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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