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| Blackaburn Moor | Blackaburn Moor | Mr. Ro |
South of Pundershaw | The unenclosed portion of | ||
| Blackaburn Moor | Mr. J Armstrong | Moor | land belonging to the Farm | |||
| Blackaburn Moor | Mr. J Thomson | of Blackaburn | ||||
| Linn Sike | Linn Sike | Mr. J Thomson | 50 Chains south | A stream |
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| Linn Sike | Mr J Armstrong | West of Crag | Lousey Bog and falling into | |||
| LinnSike | Mr Nixon | Shield | Warks Burn. it takes its name from | |||
| a precipitous rock over which it falls. | ||||||
| Roaring |
Roaring Hole | Mr. Nixon | 52 Chains South | A large hole in the Warks Burn | ||
| Roaring Hole | Mr. J Armstrong | West of Crag | it takes its name from the continual | |||
| Roaring Hole | Mr J Thomson | Shield | noise made by the water falling | |||
| over a precipice |
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| James Sloan Sapper RE |
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Transcribed by KF
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