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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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| Ford | Ford | Revd Mr Knight Junr | On Sheet | This Village is pleasantly situated | ||
| Estate Map | 10.15 | on an eminence on the east bank | ||||
| Tithe Map | of the Till, the general appearance of | |||||
| the Village is neat and clean the | ||||||
| cottages of a superior class, and | ||||||
| having large gardens, the old Castle | ||||||
| and surrounding scenery, possesses | ||||||
| great interest and much admired | ||||||
| Fordhill | Ford Hill | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | An extensive and well built | ||
| Estate Map | 10.15 | farm house and Offices, situated | ||||
| Tithe Map | in a valley at the east side of | |||||
| Fordhill – | This name should be | the Village, it is the property of | ||||
| compounded agreeably | the Marchioness of Waterford | |||||
| to survey usage | ||||||
| Roughton Linn | Roughton Lynn | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A small rocky waterfall at the | ||
| Estate Map | 14.4 | east boundary of the parish and | ||||
| Mr Ormston | common to the properties of the | |||||
| Linn – | This mode adopted | Marchioness of Waterford and Earl of | ||||
| See Directory | Tankerville – the name is derived | |||||
| from the waterfall being "Roughton" | ||||||
| or noisy | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by LF
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