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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Coanwood Common | See Name Book of Sheet 101/5 | |||||
| Coanwood Burn | See Name Book of Sheet 101/1 | |||||
| Humble Dodd | See Name Book of Sheet 101/6 | |||||
| Pedder Stell | Pedder Stell | Mr Oliver, West Garbutt Hill | 40 Chains north east | A small conical hill rising out |
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| Pedder Stell | Mr Charlton, Burn House | of Dun Hill | of the surrounding swampy moor | |||
| Pedder Stell | Mr Birkett, Gorcock | it apparently is one solid mass of hard | ||||
| freestone covered for the greater part by | ||||||
| black heath and its shape at a distance | ||||||
| is that of a large Tumulus; the word | ||||||
| "Stell" in this locality is sometimes given | ||||||
| to a small Sheepfold; and it is probable | ||||||
| that there was a fold here the stones being | ||||||
| so handy wherewith to build it. | ||||||
| Lads House | Lads House | Mr Oliver | 40 Chains South | A small conical hill the summit of | ||
| Lads House | Mr Charlton | west of | which is covered by loose rocks | |||
| Lads House | Mr Birkett | Pedder Stell | this name originates from its having | |||
| been at one time the site of a | ||||||
| small hut which gave |
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| Shelter to the Shepherd "Lads" | ||||||
| who were employed on the Common | ||||||
| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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