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Sheets 29. 4. Parish of Ingram

List of Names as written on the Plan	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
Grieve’s Ash	Grieve’s Ash	Revd. J. Allgood, Rector,	On Sheet	This name applies to a
		Ingram.	29. 4	considerable eminence,
	Grieve’s Ash	Ralph Carr Esqr., Hedgeley		adjacent to Linhope, and on
	Grieve’s Ash	Revd. G. S. Thomson, vicar,		the Farm of Greensidehill,
		Alnham.		and is a well established
				name, owing to its close pro-
				ximity to a Camp, and what
				is supposed to be the remains
				of an Ancient British town,
				or settlement.

Cat Crag	Cat Crag	Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer,	On Sheet	A craggy ledge of rocks,
		Ingram.	29. 4	being steep facing the West,
	Cat Crag	Mr. Richd Rutherford, Shepd,		and situated south of
		Greensidehill.		Long Crag.
	Cat Crag	Mr. Geo. Gibson, Ingrammill.

				John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers

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