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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Long Crag | Long Crag | Mr W. Thompson | 24 chains N. W. | A high narrow ridge of loose | ||
| Long Crag | Mr A. Rutherford | of Lough Knowe. | rocks and stones on Emble- | |||
| Long Crag | Mr J. Robson | hope Moor. | ||||
| Green Bog | Green Bog | Mr W. Thompson | About 34 chains | A small portion of green | ||
| Green Bog | Mr A. Rutherford | S. W. of Lough | looking land. It may have been | |||
| Green Bog | Mr J. Robson | Knowe. | a Bog once, but it is drained | |||
| and appears to be in better | ||||||
| condition than the surrounding | ||||||
| land now. It is well known by | ||||||
| the name. | ||||||
| Burngrange Moor | See Name Book of Sheet 50/10 | |||||
| Thimble Crag | See Name Book of Sheet 50/10 | |||||
| James Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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