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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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| Hogger’s Cleugh | Hogger’s Cleugh | Mr Snaith | 15 Chains E | A wooded ravine with a stream | ||
| Hogger’s Cleugh | Mr Cowans | of Loaning | flowing through it well known | |||
| Hogger’s Cleugh | Mr Hall | by this name | ||||
| Hoggers "upper stockings without feet | ||||||
| Brocketts Glossary Page 157" | ||||||
| Penchford Wood | Penchford Wood | Mr Snaith | 20 Chains N.E | An enclosed forest of unmixed | ||
| Penchford Wood | Mr Cowans | of Loaning | Wood well known by this name | |||
| Penchford Wood | Mr Hall | |||||
| Black Hill | Mr Snaith | 60 Chains NW | An eminence on Elsdon | |||
| Mr Brodie Wainfordrigg | of Loaning | Common. It has a dark | ||||
| Black Hill | Mr Cowans | This eminence is best | appearance through being | |||
| Known as Black Hill | covered with heather | |||||
| Mr Hall | J.D. | |||||
| Broad Law | Mr Arkel High Carrick | |||||
| Braid or Broad | Mr Hedly | |||||
| Law | ||||||
| J Sloan |
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Transcribed by JTP
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