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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Green Rigg | Green Rigg | Mr. Lishman | 5 chains South | A long hill at the North | ||
| Green Rigg | Mr. Turnbull | of Long Bog | side of the River Pont | |||
| Green Rigg | Sir Edward Blackett Bart | |||||
| Long Bog | Long Bog | Mr. Lishman | 5 chains North | A small tract of land which has | ||
| Long Bog | Mr. Turnbull | of Green Rigg | been formerly very wet but now drained | |||
| Long Bog | Sir Edward Blackett | and part of it planted with fir trees | ||||
| the South end of it was an ancient pond | ||||||
| or decoy belonging to Fenwick Tower | ||||||
| Pead House | Pead House | Mr. Hudson | 19 chains S.E. | A small cottage taking the name from | ||
| Pead House | Sir Edward Blackett Bart | of Burnside | the enclosure it stands in, Pead Close, | |||
| Pead House | Revd Mr. Bigg | in this field and the adjoining enclosure | ||||
| is the site of the village of East | ||||||
| Matfen and from the many foundations | ||||||
| visible it must be a place of some | ||||||
| consequence it is supposed it was | ||||||
| destroyed by fire | ||||||
| M Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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