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| Queen’s Cave | Queen’s Cave | Whellan’s Directory | About 31 chains S.W. | A large aperture in a rock which |
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| Queen’s Cave | White’s Directory | of Black Hill | been the retreat or place of refuge of | |||
| Queen’s Cave | Mr. Joseph Hutchinson | Queen Margaret and Prince Edward after the | ||||
| Farmer Watch Currock | defeat at Hexham Levels. She being | |||||
| stripped of her jewels claimed protection | ||||||
| of a robber who then posessed this cave. | ||||||
| Winnowty Crags | Winnowty Crags | Mr. Joseph Hutchinson | About 62 chains SW. | Several precipitous & rocky crags | ||
| Winnowty Crags | Mr. M. Cowen | of Black Hill | on each side of West Dipton Burn | |||
| Farmer Black Hill | the name is derived from a corn mill | |||||
| Winnowty Crags | Mr. Thos Pigg | which formerly stood near this place | ||||
| Farmer Loadman | but is now removed | |||||
| West Dipton | See description in NB of Sheet 94 Plan 14 | |||||
| West Dipton Burn | See description in NB of Sheet 94 Plan 14 | |||||
| Low Yarridge | See Name Book of Sheet 94/10 | |||||
| Felix Gillespie CAsst | ||||||
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Transcribed by PT
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