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| Hornby’s House | Hornby’s House | Revd Henry Morton BA | 82 chains N by | The walls only remain | ||
| Hornby’s House | Mr Armstrong, Bog Head Slaggyford | W of Brackeny Holes | the E wall forms the County | |||
| Hornby’s House | Mr Holmes | boundary the remainder of the | ||||
| Hornsby House | Award plan | house is situated in the County | ||||
| of Cumberland | ||||||
| Knaresdale | not in this plan | |||||
| Limestone Hill | Limestone Hill | Revd H Morton BA | 37 chains NE | A small green eminence | ||
| Limestone Hill | Mr Armstrong | of Brackeny Holes | a ridge of limestone protrudes | |||
| Limestone Hill | Mr Holmes | through the E face | ||||
| Merelaw Hill | Merely Hill | Revd H Morton | 56 chains W | A large eminence on the summit of Knaresdale | ||
| Merely Hill | Mr Armstrong | of Gelt Burn | Common it is heathy ground and derives its | |||
| Merely Hill | Mr Holmes | name from being near to a large marsh or Mere | ||||
| Merelaw Hill | C O’Grady Capt RE | see Brocketts Glossary for Mere | ||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CC and SMH
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