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| Chain Heads | Chain Heads | Mr Scott Debdon | 1/2 mile north | A series of steep rugged | ||
| Chain Heads | Mr Murray Debdon | east of | elevations on Rothbury | |||
| Chain Heads | Mr W Lawson | Cartington Hill | Common. The name appears | |||
| to have been derived from the | ||||||
| practice of coupling one or | ||||||
| two additional horses to the | ||||||
| coal waggons proceeding by | ||||||
| this Route from Debden Coal | ||||||
| Pit to Snitter. there is a right | ||||||
| of Way here still but no trace | ||||||
| of the road except where | ||||||
| cuttings have been made at | ||||||
| certain points. | ||||||
| The Priest and Clerk | The Priest and Clerk | Mr Scott. Debdon | 1/4 mile east of | Two remarkable rocks bearing | ||
| The Priest and Clerk | Mr Murray. Debdon | Cartington Hill | A Slight resemblance to a Pulpit | |||
| The Priest and Clerk | Mr W. Lawson | and Clerks Desk | ||||
| Rothbury Forest | See Name Book of 44/15 | |||||
| Nichs Clabby Corpl RE |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by PW and CTW
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