< | 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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Coldsmouth Hill | Coldsnowth Hill | Mr. Alexr Thompson | on Sheet | A rather high, rough, rocky hill | ||
Mr. A. Black | 18. 7 | on the English side of the Boundary | ||||
Estate Map (1711) | near the source of Elsdon |
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Coldsmouth Hill | Parish Name List P. 5. | |||||
Butterstone Sike | Butterstone Sike | Mr Alexr Thompson | on Sheets | A small stream rising on the N.E. face | ||
Mr J Hall | 18. 3 & | of the above hill, and passing the E. of | ||||
Estate Map (1711) | 18. 7 | Butterstone Shank, from which it takes name. | ||||
Ring Chesters | Ring Chesters | Mr Alexr Thompson | on Sheet | The remains of an ancient Camp | ||
Mr A. Black | 18. 7 | on Haddan Hill so called, it is | ||||
Camp | Estate Map (1711) | well defined, and pretty Extensive. | ||||
(Remains of) | ||||||
Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: Signature in header, 'Described by'
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