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| Hartchyside | Hartchyside | Revd Henry Morton BA | 35 chains N | A very bold eminence situated | ||
| Hartchyside | Mr Armstrong | of Brackeny Holes | upon Knaresdale Common | |||
| Hartchyside | Mr Holmes | and between Thinhope and Knars Burns | ||||
| its surface is heath and it is | ||||||
| thoroughly well known | ||||||
| Hartchy Sike | Hartchy Sike | Revd Henry Morton BA | 47 chains SE | A small stream it is only | ||
| Hart |
Mr Armstrong | of Three Pikes | about 1/4 mile long: it rises | |||
| Hartchy Sike | Mr Holmes | among Hartchy Pots and | ||||
| empties itself into Brackeny | ||||||
| Holes | ||||||
| Hartchy Pots | Hartchy Pots | Revd Henry Morton BA | 43 chains SE | A number of shakes in | ||
| Hartchy Pots | Mr Armstrong | of Three Pikes | the ground they are covered | |||
| Hartchy Pots | Mr Holmes | with heath and they are well | ||||
| known | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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