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| Black Heugh | Black Heugh | Mr. Redshaw | 12 Chain North of | A considerable Hill, Situated | ||
| Black Heugh | Mr. Nubourn | Whitley Pike | on |
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| Black Heugh | Mr. Hall | known by this name | ||||
| Whitley Pike | Whitley Pike | Mr. Redshaw | 12 Chains South of | An artificial stone Cairn. Situated | ||
| Whitley Pike | Mr. Hall | Black Heugh | on the Summit of a considerable Hill | |||
| Whitley Pike | Mr. Thompson | known as Lord Shaw. The boundary | ||||
| between Elsdon & Bellingham Parishes. | ||||||
| passes through this Pike. | ||||||
| Lord’s Shaw | Lord’s Shaw | Mr. Redshaw | 12 Chains South of | A large Hill, Situated on |
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| Lord’s Shaw | Mr. Hall | Black Heugh | ||||
| Lord’s Shaw | Mr. Thompson | name. The Boundary between the Parishes | ||||
| of Bellingham & Elsdon extends over | ||||||
| this Hill. | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by RS
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