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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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| Pikeburn Crags | Pikeburn Crags | Mr. Walter Dodd (farmer Hope House) | 15 Chains West of | Part of the North side of the | ||
| Pikeburn Crags | Mr C. Thompson (Craig near Thorneyburn) | the Long Crags. | Ravine through which Pike Burn | |||
| Pikeburn Crags | Mr. William Dodd (farmer Churnsike) | flows, thickly Covered with | ||||
| very large loose rocks, (occupying | ||||||
| a very Commanding position,) | ||||||
| Well Known by this name. | ||||||
| Pike Burn | Pike Burn | Mr. William Dodd | 25 Chains West of | A Small Stream tributary to | ||
| Pike Burn | Mr. Thomas Scott (Churnsike) | Long Crags. | the River Irthing, extending North | |||
| Pike Burn | Mr. C. Thompson | from its Confluence. | ||||
| Strait Sike | Strait |
Mr. Walter Dodd | 6 Chains West of | A rivulet tributary to Pike Burn | ||
| Strait |
Mr. William Little (Hope House) | of the Long | flowing in a South Westerly direction | |||
| Strait |
Mr. Thomas Scott. | Crags. | ||||
| Strait Sike | ||||||
| George Davison Junior c/a |
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