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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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| Black Burn | Black Burn | Mr. Green | 55 Chains South | A considerable stream rising in | ||
| Black Burn | Mr. Watson | of Hunterlee Hill | a large moss at the South Eastern extremity | |||
| Black Burn | Mr. Hedley | of Blackstur Moor & flowing in | ||||
| Black Burn | Plan of Elsdon Parish | a Westerly direction until it joins | ||||
| the River Rede. This Burn forms | ||||||
| the boundary between the Parishes | ||||||
| of Elsdon & Corsenside, from its | ||||||
| source to where it joins the Rede. | ||||||
| Green Wisp | Green Wisp | Mr. Green | 58 Chains South East | A small eminence situated at | ||
| Green Wisp | Mr. Watson | of Hunterlee Hill | the South Eastern extremity of Blackstur | |||
| Green Wisp | Mr. Hedley | Moor. | ||||
| Green Wisp | Elsdon Parish Plan | |||||
| Elsdon Common | See Name Book of Sheet 52/6 | |||||
| Birky Gill | See Name Book of Sheet 61/5 | |||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JTP
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