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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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| Bog Head | Bog Head | Mr Simon Dodd (Black Middings) | 44 chains | The ruins of a farm steading |
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| Peel | Bog Head | Mr Thomas Scott (Comb) | north east of | one of the old border peels is situated | ||
| (Remains of) | Bog Head | Mr Hedley, Highfield | Highfield. | near it, but it is in ruins also. | ||
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| Poplin Well | Poplin Well | Mr Scott | 21 chains north | An excellent spring of water. This | ||
| Poplin Well | Mr Dodd | west of Boghead. | may be "poplar" |
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| Poplin Well | Mr Hedley | well but it is known only by the way | ||||
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| Hardy’s Cairn | Hardy’s Cairn | Mr Scott | 64 chains north | A small heap of |
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| Hardy’s Cairn | Mr Dodd | east of Boghead. | on Comb Moor. A person of this name | |||
| Hardy’s Cairn | Mr Hedley | was supposed to have been buried here. | ||||
| The place is well known by the name. | ||||||
| Comb | See Name Book 59/7 | |||||
| J Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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