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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Little Cranecleugh | {For description See Name Book | |||||
| Burn | {of Plan 14 sheet 58. | |||||
| Stower Hill | {For description See Name Book | |||||
| {of Plan 14 sheet 58. | ||||||
| Cranecleugh | Cranecleugh | Mr. J. White | About 29 chains | A Shepherd’s cottage situated | ||
| Cranecleugh | Mr. J. Beatty | South West of | on the South Side of Cranecleugh Burn | |||
| Cranecleugh | Mr. G. Beattie | Bullcrag. | the Property of the Duke of Northumberland. | |||
| Sandy Sike | Sandy Sike | Mr J White |
7 chains North | a small rivulet flowing into | ||
| Sandy Sike | Mr J Beatty |
West of Cranecleugh | Cranecleugh Burn opposite | |||
| Sandy Sike | Mr G Beattie |
Cranecleugh. | ||||
| Cranecleugh Burn | Cranecleugh Burn | Mr J White |
5 chains North | a large mountain torrent rising | ||
| Cranecleugh Burn | Mr J Beattie |
of Cranecleugh | in the vicinity of Sighty Crag but having | |||
| Cranecleugh Burn | Mr G Beattie |
the name of "Back Burn till it unites | ||||
| with "Binkes Burn" it flows in an | ||||||
| Easterly and Northerly direction till | ||||||
| it unites with River North Tyne. | ||||||
| N. Clabby Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by BFR and BER
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