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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Gowdy Crag | Gowdy Crag | Mr Geo. Headley Whickhope | 48 Chains North | Small cliff running in an | ||
| Gowdy Crag | Mr John Davison Whickhope | East of Cross Sike | Easterly direction with a few loose | |||
| Gowdy Crag | Mr John Batty Bullcrag | boulders of rock on its north edge | ||||
| It is situated on the property of | ||||||
| the Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
| White Hill | White Hill | Mr. G. Headley | 66 Chains | A considerable eminence | ||
| White Hill | Mr. John Davison | South West of | on the Summit of Which | |||
| White Hill | Mr. Batty | Cross Sike | is a Small fir Plantation | |||
| White Sike | White Sike | Mr. G. Headley | 26 Chains South | A Small Stream tributary | ||
| White Sike | Mr. John Davison | West of Cross | to Little Whick Hope Burn. | |||
| White Sike | Mr. Batty | Sike | ||||
| Alfred Brittain Sapper Royal Engineers |
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