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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Huel Crag | Huel Crag | Mr. Robson | 30 Chains North West of | An extensive rocky feature consisting | ||
| Huel Crag | Mr. Douglas | Hillock | of immense blocks of Sandstone, Some | |||
| Huel Crag | McLauchlans Plan of Watling | of which stand up perpendicular to | ||||
| Street | the height of 40 or 50 feet others scattered | |||||
| about in various directions & forming | ||||||
| a remarkable feature. origination | ||||||
| of this name unknown | ||||||
| Huel Kirk | Huel Kirk | Mr. Robson | 40 Chains North | This name applies to an extensive | ||
| Huel Kirk | Mr. Douglas | of Hillon | Rocky feature consisting of large | |||
| Huel Kirk | Mr. Amus | loose rocks & scattered stone. | ||||
| Local tradition asserts that this place | ||||||
| has derived its name from a preacher | ||||||
| "Huel a vulgar term of Vituperation | named Peadon, who travelled this | |||||
| Page 162 Brocketts Glossary" | Country in former times & selected such | |||||
| places for his congregation, using | ||||||
| one of the largest rocks for a pulpit. | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by AJ
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