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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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Hespie Crag | Hespie Crag | Mr George Lowes | 29 chains S. E. | Loose rocks on a steep Brae | ||
Hespie Crag | Mr Robert Scott | of Dinner Bush. | at the south end of The | |||
Hespie Crag | Mr John Robson | Dodd. | ||||
Aldery Sike | Aldery Sike | Mr George Lowes | 60 chains S. | A small stream in High- | ||
Aldery Sike | Mr Robert Scott | East of Dinner | field Moor flowing in a | |||
Aldery Sike | Mr John Robson | Bush. | south-easterly direction to | |||
Tarset Burn. So called | ||||||
from the Alder trees which | ||||||
formerly grew along it. Commonly called | ||||||
Aller. | ||||||
Highfield Moor | Highfield Moor | Mr George Lowes | In the N. West | A large district of unenclosed | ||
Highfield Moor | Mr Robert Scott | of the Parish. | Moor land bounded on the | |||
Highfield Moor | Mr John Robson | 59/2 | North by Hunter’s Burn, on the | |||
Allery Sike | Mr Wm Rutherford | |||||
boundary, on the south by Thorney- | ||||||
burn Common. | ||||||
M Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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