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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Glede Hill | Glede Hill | Mr George Hogg | on sheet | A hill feature on the farm | ||
Glede Hill | Mr Matthew Forster | 11.7 | of "Mounthooly", |
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Glede Hill | Mr Thomas Main (Steward) | tance east of "Kentstone Hill", | ||||
Gleed Hill | Estate Map | there was a large portion of it | ||||
Glede | The Kite | on the north, and west sides, | ||||
planted, about 30 years ago – | ||||||
and bears the same name as the | ||||||
"Hill", It is supposed to have got | ||||||
this name, from, having been frequ- | ||||||
-ented by birds of the Hawk | ||||||
species. It is the property of Captn | ||||||
Leyland – | ||||||
Mounthooly | Mounthooly | Mr George Hogg | on sheet | An old farmhouse in good | ||
Mounthooly | Mr Matthew Forster | 11.7 | repair, |
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Mounthooly | Kyloe Church Select Vestry Books | small garden, hinds’ houses and large | ||||
Mounthooly | Estate Map | arable farm attached, |
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Mounthooly | Mr Thomas Main (Steward &c) | Capt. Leyland, Haggerston Castle. | ||||
Mountholy | H K Gregson Esq Lowlynn | Mr Gregson, gives as his reason, for calling | ||||
this "Mountholy" a tradition, which says | ||||||
that this was the place where, the Monks | ||||||
rested the first night after keaving Lin | ||||||
-disfarne, with the body of St Cuthbert | ||||||
when taking it away from that place – | ||||||
about the time of the second Danish | ||||||
invasion:- the latter end of the 9th century | ||||||
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