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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Blackfell | Blackfell | Mr Armstrong | 66 Chains E by S. of | A small stone building it is | ||
| Blackfell | Mr W. Armstrong | Blackrigg Well | occupied by a shepherd and | |||
| Blackfell | Mr Rutherford | Owned by Sir Edward Blackett | ||||
| March Sike | March Sike | Mr Rutherford | 52 Chains NE | A small stream, as its name | ||
| March Sike | Mr Armstrong | of Blackrigg Well | infers, a boundary, between the | |||
| March Sike | Mr W. Armstrong | Parishes of Haltwhistle and Wark | ||||
| Wark’s Burn | Wark’s Burn | Mr Rutherford | 8 Chains N of | A large mountain stream taking its | ||
| Wark’s Burn | Mr Armstrong | Mossy Walls | rise in the North of the Parish of Haltwhistle | |||
| Wark’s Burn | Mr W. Armstrong | the junction of March and Nameless Sikes | ||||
| forms its head, it flows in a winding | ||||||
| course to the East, until it empties | ||||||
| itself into the River North Tyne in the | ||||||
| neighbourhood of Wark after a course of | ||||||
| about 11 miles | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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