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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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| Sundayburn Stell | Sundayburn Stell | Mr Armstrong | 106 Chains S.W | An hexagonal fold built of stone | ||
| Sundayburn Stell | Mr W. Armstrong | of The Linn | it named from its nearness to Sunday | |||
| Sundayburn Stell | Mr Lowes | Burn; Brockett uses Stell to Drains &c | ||||
| but it this County it is more generally | ||||||
| applied to Sheep Folds or Shelters | ||||||
| Smallburn Hill | Smallburn Hill | Mr Armstrong | 102 Chains W. of | A large eminence overgrown with | ||
| Smallburn Hill | Mr Wm Armstrong | The Linn | Rough pasture it is Situated upon | |||
| Smallburn Hill | Mr Rutherford Lampert | Henshaw Common and belongs to | ||||
| Haltwhistle | Sir Edward Blackett | |||||
| Mearn Loan | Mearn Loan | Mr Armstrong | 60 Chains N.W. | A square stone sheep fold built | ||
| Mearn Loan | Mr W. Armstrong | of The Linn | of stone situated on the Black | |||
| Mearn Loan | Mr Robson | Fell: Stell and Loan are Synonymous | ||||
| Thos Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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