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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Broad Mea | Broad Mea | Revd H Morton BA | 80 chains SE | A small tract of Knaresdale | ||
| Broad Mea | Mr Armstrong | of Gelt Linn | Common named because it | |||
| Broad Mea | Mr Holmes | presents a white appearance | ||||
| Gilling |
24 chains S | A large ridge of rocky ground | ||||
| Gilling Brigg | C. O’Grady Captn RE | W of |
situated upon Knaresdale | |||
| Gilling Rigg | Mr Armstrong | Common it is thoroughly well known | ||||
| Gilling Rigg | Mr Holmes | |||||
| Gillingbrigg Gate | Gillingbrigg Gate | Revd H Morton BA | 66 chains SW | The gate through which the bridle | ||
| Gillingbrigg Gate | Mr Armstrong | of Gelt Linn | road over Gilling Rigg enters into | |||
| Gillingbrigg Gate | Mr Holmes | the County of Cumberland | ||||
| By order of C. O’Grady Captn RE HFc/a | ||||||
| See Name Book for Craglan Parish – page 19 for | ||||||
| Julian Brig’s (Plan 33/1) | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by CC and SMH
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