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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Green Carts | Green Carts | Mr. E Robson West Hot Bank | 34 chains S. W. | An eminence composed of lime | ||
| Green Carts | Mr. L Robson East Hot Bank | of Molly’s Stone | stone rock & covered with a sweet | |||
| Green Carts | Mr. Henry Nichol E. Stonefolds | green herbage, I have made par | ||||
| ticular inquiries about this name | ||||||
| the derivation is not known. | ||||||
| it is probably a corruption | ||||||
| of Carrs | ||||||
| Black Carts | Black Carts | Mr. E Robson | 27 chains S. W. | An eminence S. West of | ||
| Black Carts | Mr. L Robson | of Molly’s Stone | Green Carts called black | |||
| Black Carts | Mr. H Nichol | from the color of the herbage | ||||
| (black heather) that grows on | ||||||
| it | ||||||
| Haughton Common | Haughton Common | Mr. E Robson | In the West end | A large tract of enclosed | ||
| Haughton Common | Mr. L Robson | of the Parish | moor land | |||
| Haughton Common | Mr. H Nichol | |||||
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