| < | List of Names as written on the Plan |
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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Haw Cleugh | Mr. Potts | 14 chains SW | A small mountain stream rising |
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| Haw Cleugh | Mr. Armstrong | of Gibbie’s Knowe | on Hogswood Moor |
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| Haw Cleugh | Mr. Nichol | ie Haw trees local name | the name by having a great many Haw trees | |||
| for White Thorn | growing by the side of it and forming | |||||
| a good feature on Hogswood Moor | ||||||
| Gibbie’s Knowe | Gibbie’s Knowe | Mr. Potts | 14 chains NE | A small |
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| Gibbie’s Knowe | Mr. Armstrong | of Haw Cleugh | Side of Keilder Burn having an old |
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| Gibbie’s Knowe | Mr. Nichole | ie Gibbie. Corruption of | ||||
| Gibbie’s Knowe | Mr. Robson | the Christian name of | ||||
| Gibbie’s Knowe | Mr. Lucas | Gilbert | British Camp nearly on its summit which appears to have | |||
| Hob’s Knough | White’s Directory | consisted of a massive stone wall the track of which and | ||||
| several very large stones still remain | ||||||
| Hog Holes | Hog Holes | Mr. Potts | 72 chains SW | A |
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| Hog Holes | Mr. Armstrong | of Gibbie’s Knowe | the sheep occupy in Stormy weather | |||
| Hog Holes | Mr. Nichole | ie Hogs local name for | being a good place for Shelter | |||
| Year old sheep | ||||||
| Charles Payne Labr |
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Transcribed by BFR and BER
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