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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Whitefield Sike | Whitefield Sike | Mr Walter Rutherford | 40 chains S. W. | A small stream flowing from | ||
| Whitefield Sike | Mr William Rutherford | of the Marl Well. | Whitefield in a southerly | |||
| Whitefield Sike | Mr John Robson | direction to Hunter’s Burn. | ||||
| White Field | White |
Mr Walter Rutherford | 40 chains S. W. | A patch of grass land | ||
| White Field | Mr Wm Rutherford | of the Marl | famous as the resort for | |||
| White Field | Mr John Robson | Well. | Foxes having holes in it | |||
| where they take refuge. | ||||||
| Black Hag | Black Hag | Mr Walter Rutherford | 37 chains South | A tract or patch of broken | ||
| Black Hag | Mr Wm Rutherford | of the Marl Well. | peat land on Burngrange | |||
| Black Hag | Mr John Robson | Moor. | ||||
Note: Unsigned
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