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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Bog Well | Bog Well | James Hepple Esqr | 17 Chains South | A spring of Moderate Capacity | ||
| Bog Well | Mr Dinnin | of Hay Banks | partially supplying the Villages | |||
| Bog Well | Mr. Lawson | of Black Heddon & taking the | ||||
| name from being situated in a | ||||||
| Boggy Marshy Meadow | ||||||
| Hay Banks | Hay Banks | James Hepple Esqr | 29 Chains N E | A long ridge of Pasture Land | ||
| Hay Banks | Mr. Dinnin | of Black | of considerable altitude | |||
| Hay Banks | Mr Ord | Heddon | ||||
| Jock’s Well | Jock’s Well | James Hepple Esqr | 2 chains South | A copious spring of excellent | ||
| Jock’s Well | Mr. Dinnin | of Slatehill | Water | |||
| Jock’s Well | Sir Chas M. L. Monck Bart | |||||
| John Stewart Sapper Royal Engineers |
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