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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Seven Pikes | Seven Pikes | Mr. Redshaw | 50 Chains North East | A considerable eminence, situated | ||
| Seven Pikes | Mr. Hall | of Black Heugh | on |
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| Seven Pikes | Mr. Thompson | known by this name. The Summit of this eminence | ||||
| was at one time marked with seven | ||||||
| artificial Stone Pikes or Cairns. Six of | ||||||
| which have been removed for the purpose | ||||||
| of building a Sheepfold. | ||||||
| Balmer | Balmer | Mr. Redshaw | 57 Chains South East | A large Hill. Situated on |
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| Balmer | Mr. Hall | of Black Heugh | ||||
| Balmer | Mr. Thompson | by this name. | ||||
| Grey Mare | Gr |
Mr. Redshaw | 42 Chains West of | A remarkable large rock. | ||
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Mr. Hall | Black Heugh | Situated on the boundary between | |||
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Mr. Thompson | the Parishes of Bellingham & Elsdon | ||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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