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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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| Presbyterian Chapel | Chapel | Rev Mr Christie (Minister) | 51 Chains North | A plain Stone Building erected | ||
| (United Presbyterian) | Mr Snaith | East of Woodhill | about 30 years ago, as a place | |||
| Chapel | Dr Mitchell | of Worship, by the United Presbyterians | ||||
| Chapel | living in the district. It has | |||||
| Sittings for about 200 people. | ||||||
| Bankfoot | Bankfoot | Mr Waddle Bankfoot | 54 Chains North | A Stone built cottage. With garden | ||
| Bankfoot | Rev Mr Christie | East of Woodhill | &c. attached, and occupied by | |||
| Bankfoot | Mr Watson | two families. It is well known | ||||
| by this name. | ||||||
| Castle Rigg | Castle Rigg | Dr Mitchell | 60 Chains North | A ridge situated on the north | ||
| Castle Rigg | Mr Snaith | East of Woodhill | Side of Otterburn Castle, | |||
| Castle Rigg | Rev Mr Christie | hence the name | ||||
| J Sloan Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by SW
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