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 |
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Bowmont Hill | Bowmont Hill | Mr. Thompson Mindrum | On Sheet | A large and prominent hill on the north | ||
Mr. George Kerr | 13. 14 | Side of the Bowmont Water, it is situated | ||||
Mr. Henderson | about 3 miles from the Town of Yetholm, and | |||||
is named in Consequence of its proximity to | ||||||
the above stream. | ||||||
Bowmonthill | Bowmonthill | Mr. Thompson | On Sheet | A well built and finely situated farm | ||
Mr. George Kerr | 13. 14 | house, about 3 miles in an easterly direction | ||||
County Directory | from the Town of Yetholm. the lands of this | |||||
farm embrace Bowmont Hill from which it is | ||||||
named | ||||||
Camp | Camp (remains of) | Mr. Thompson | On Sheet | The remains of an ancient intrenchment | ||
(Remains of) | Mr. George Kerr | 13. 14 | can be distinctly traced on the Summit | |||
County Directory | of Bowmont Hill | |||||
Comb Fell | on 6 inch 24. C – a hill on the Parish boundary | |||||
between Ingram & K. Newton | ||||||
See remark No 3 on Ingram Parish – 15 Novr 62 | ||||||
A.W.L. | ||||||
William Boyd Civil Assistant |
Note: Signature in header, 'Described by'
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