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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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| The King’s Chair Hill | The King’s Chair Hill | Estate Maps | On Sheets | A part of the same ridge which is called | ||
| Mr Glendinning | 14.1 & | Flodden Hill, this end (the western) is named | ||||
| Mr Broomfield | 14.5 | in Consequence of King James IV having viewed | ||||
| King’s Chair Hill | History of the Battle of | from this spot the march of the Earl of Surrey | ||||
| Flodden by Robert White | ||||||
| Newcastle 1859 | ||||||
| The King’s Chair Plantn | Estate Map | On Sheets | A small oblong fir plantation | |||
| Mr Thomas | on the top of the hill bearing the same | |||||
| Mr Glendinning | name, it belongs to the Marchioness of | |||||
| This name is not written | Waterford | |||||
| considered necessary | ||||||
| Flodden Edge | Flodden Edge | Revd Robert Jones | On Sheet | At the present time this name is only | ||
| Mr Rankin | 14.5 | applied to the small farm of Branxton | ||||
| Estate Maps | Allotment, but from enquiry made | |||||
| the whole southern declivity is what | ||||||
| ought to be termed Flodden Edge. | ||||||
| in placing the name coming in to this | ||||||
| Parish it may seem a little at variance | ||||||
| with some Estate Plans. | ||||||
| William Boyd, Civil Assistant | ||||||
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