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| Bewshaugh Moor | See Book of name Sheet 49 Plan 13 | |||||
| Bewshaugh Moor | ||||||
| Bewshaugh Moor | ||||||
| Duke’s Well | Duke’s Well | Mr Hedley. | 22 Chains west of | A good and copious spring of water, when the | ||
| Duke’s Well | Mr Armstrong | Seven Sisters | Duke of Northumberland visits K |
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| Duke’s Well | Mr Jackson | for shooting this is a favourite place of his for | ||||
| taking luncheon, hence the name | ||||||
| Birkey Sike | Birkey Sike | Mr Hedley | Country By | A small stream rising from marshy ground | ||
| Birkey Sike | Mr Armstrong | and forming a portion of the Boundary between | ||||
| Birkey Sike | Mr Jackson | England and Scotland | ||||
| Charles Payne Lab. [*] |
Note: Payne signs as 'Lab', 'Labr' or 'Laborer' in this book but in others as 'Civil Assistant'
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by BFR and BER
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