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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Hawkhope Cross | Hawkhope Cross | Mr Elliott | 16 chains E of | A pile of rough stones about 9 feet in height | ||
Hawkhope Cross | Mr Headley | Hawkhope Burn | erected near the south end of a strip of loose rocks | |||
Hawkhope Cross | Mr Jackson | it is not known how it came to have the name cross | ||||
applied to it, nor does it appear to be connected with any | ||||||
Memorable event | ||||||
T.J. | ||||||
Hawkhope Moor | Hawkhope Moor | Mr Elliott | Ceneral Point | An extensive tract of rough Moor land and | ||
Hawkhope Moor | Mr Headley | rough pasturage The Property of Sir M. White Ridley | ||||
Hawkhope Moor | Mr Jackson | |||||
Hawkhope Burn | Hawkhope Burn | Mr Elliott | 16 chains W of | An ordinary mountain stream gathering in a | ||
Hawkhope Burn | Mr Headley | Hawkhope Cross | large portion of wet marshy land in Hawkhope Moor | |||
Hawkhope Burn | Mr Jackson | |||||
Corby Linn | Corby Linn | Mr Elliott | 24 chains S W of | A steep rocky crag which forms a waterfall in | ||
Corby Linn | Mr Headley | Hawkhope Cross | Hawkhope Burn crows have been known to build thier | |||
Corby Linn | Mr Jackson | nests here hence the name | ||||
Corby the Crow or Raven- | ||||||
Brocketts Glossary | ||||||
Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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