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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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| Coal Cleugh | Coal Cleugh | Mr W Wigham farmer Coal Shieds | 10 Chains North of | A deep ravine through |
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| Coal Cleugh | Mr Wm Clemitson Farmer Wolf Hills | Cock |
flows Coanwood Burn | |||
| Coal Cleugh | Mr Coulson Farmer Hunter Oak Whitfield | Hill | ||||
| Cockley Hill | Cockley Hill | Mr W Wigham | 10 Chains South of | An eminence on Coanwood | ||
| Cockley Hill | Mr Clemitson | Coal Cleugh | Common, it is situated a little | |||
| Cockley Hill | Mr Coulson | west of where Barneyshaw Sike unites | ||||
| Cockley Hill | Mr Oliver West Garbutt Hill | with Coanwood Burn. This name under the | ||||
| form "Cock Law" would not be known in the | ||||||
| locality | ||||||
| Carriers Sike | Carriers Sike | Mr W Wigham | 20 Chains South East of | A small rivulet flowing in | ||
| Carriers Sike | Mr Clemitson | Cock |
a north easterly direction until | |||
| Carriers Sike | Mr Coulson | Hill | it unites with Coanwood Burn. | |||
| John Davison Sapper Royal Engineers |
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