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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Heathery Knowe | Heathery Knowe | Mr R. Parker | 20 chains north | A slight eminence situated a | ||
| Heathery Knowe | Mr T. Brodie | of Camp Cottage. | short distance to the north of Shankhead | |||
| Heathery Knowe | Mr M. Forster of Thorneyburn | well known by this name. | ||||
| Shankhead | Shankhead | Mr R. Parker | 15 chains north of | A |
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| Shankhead | Mr T. Brodie | Camp Cottage. | well known by this name. | |||
| Shankhead | Mr M. Forster | |||||
| North British Railway | North British Railway | Mr D. Hall, Thorneyburn Station | 10 chains north | A single line of railway for the | ||
| (Border Counties Section) | North British Railway | Mr M. Forster (shareholder) | of Camp Cottage. | conveyance of passengers & goods; extending | ||
| (Border Counties Section) | from Riccarton Junction on the Edinburgh & Carlisle | |||||
| North British Railway | Mr Wm Hedley of Dyke House | Railway to Hexham on the Newcastle & Carlisle | ||||
| Railway. | ||||||
| CAMP | Camp (Roman) | Mr R. Parker | 9 chains north | This is the remains of a camp | ||
| (Remains of) | Camp | Mr T. Brodie | west of Camp | |||
| Camp | Mr M. Forster | Cottage. | constructed during the Roman | |||
| Camp | Mr Davison, Eldon Square | occupation of Britain. | ||||
| Newcastle upon Tyne | An ancient battle axe was found on its | |||||
| Camp | Mr Armstrong | site, some time ago, by Mr Parker of | ||||
| Camp Cottage. | ||||||
| Jno Elliott Sapper Royal Engineers |
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