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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Saffron Well | Saff |
Mr Smith | 40 chains NE | A very good spring |
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| Saff |
Mr Sowerby | of Thornhopeburn | from |
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| Saff |
Mr Walton | Bridge | of limestone rocks, I could not obtain | |||
| the reason for calling it Saff |
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| pure spring water altho’ the name applies to | ||||||
| the spring in this & other instances it is often given to small | ||||||
| streams in this valley | ||||||
| Benks | Benks | Tithe Plan | 54 chains W by | An old but tenanted stone house | ||
| Benks | Mr Norman | S of Thornhopeburn | in the occupation of Mr Henderson | |||
| Benks | Mr Sowerby | Bridge | & owned by Thomas Mowbray Esq | |||
| High Thornhope | High Thornhope | List of Co Voters | 44 chains S by | A plain stone building occupied | ||
| High Thornhope | Tithe Plan | W of Thornhopeburn | as a farm house & the property | |||
| High Thornhope | Revd Henry Morton | Bridge | of Thomas Mowbray Esq | |||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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