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| Haughtongreen Burn | Haughtongreen Burn | Mr Thomas Lowes Gallishaw Rigg | 19 Chains North of | A small stream tributary to Greenlee | ||
| Haughtongreen Burn | Mr John Ridley Cragend | Cragend | Lough, for a part of its course it | |||
| Haughtongreen Burn | Mr Edward Robson East Hottbank | divides the Parishes of Simonburn | ||||
| and Haltwhistle, it derives its name | ||||||
| from the house of Haughton Green | ||||||
| which is in the Ph of Simonburn | ||||||
| Crags adopted at Coy office | ||||||
| to agree with Simondburn Ph — 1 May 1866 | ||||||
| Queen’s Crags | Queen’s Crag | Mr Thomas Lowes | 70 Chains South east | A prominent ledge of Rocks and | ||
| Queen’s Crag | Mr John Ridley | of Cragend | Boulder situated on a conspicuous | |||
| Queen’s Crag | Mr Edward Robson | eminence, the greater portion of this | ||||
| feature is in the parish of Simonburn | ||||||
| Kingscrag Gate | Kingscrag Gate | Mr Thomas Lowes | 79 Chains North east | A Gate in the Boundary Wall between | ||
| Kingscrag Gate | Mr John Ridley | of Cragend | the parishes of Haltwhistle and | |||
| Kingscrag Gate | Mr Edward Robson | Simonburn thro’ which passes a | ||||
| public road: it derives its name | ||||||
| from an adjacent crag which is | ||||||
| situated in the Ph of Simonburn | ||||||
| John Stewart 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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