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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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| Tipalt Burn | Tipalt Burn | MacLauchlan’s memoirs of the Roman Wall | 32 Chains S.W of | A large mountain Stream it | ||
| Tipalt Burn | Mr Armstrong | Grindon Green | rises upon Henshaw Common | |||
| Tipalt Burn | Mr W. Armstrong | and is formed by the conflux of | ||||
| Tipalt Burn | Revd Wm Ives Haltwhistle Incumbent | Todd Sike with Coalcleugh Sike | ||||
| Tippal Burn | Whellans Directory | and flows in a Southwesterly direction | ||||
| Tipald Burn | Award plan of Wall Town township in the | for 4 or 5 miles until it empties | ||||
| possession of the Incumbent Haltwhistle | itself into the River Irthing | |||||
| Tipple Burn | Cruchley’s County Map of Northumberland | |||||
| Tod |
Todd Sike | Mr Armstrong | 23 Chains South | A small stream its junc- | ||
| Todd Sike | Mr W. Armstrong | of Grindon Green | tion with Coalcleugh Sike forms | |||
| Todd Sike | Mr Robson | the head of the Tipalt | ||||
| "Tod" a fox | Brockett’s Glossary | |||||
| Coal Cleugh | Coal Cleugh | Mr Armstrong | 32 Chains South of | A deep ravine overgrown with | ||
| Coal Cleugh | Mr W. Armstrong | Grindon Green | grass a small stream flows | |||
| Coal Cleugh | Mr Wm Lowes | through it which is known by the | ||||
| name of Coalcleugh Sike coal has been | ||||||
| found in the ravine which circumstance | ||||||
| has given the name | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by CTW and PW
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