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Sheets 29 A Part 1 Parish of Whittingham (Detd)
24 C Part 13

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Whitewell Strand Whitewell Strand Mr. Geo. Armstrong, High Bleakhope On Sheet This name applies to a stream
Whitewell Strand Mr. Thos Armstrong, High Bleakhope 29.A originating west of Shielcleuch Edge
Whitewell Strand Mr. Wm Smith, Shepd Low Bleakhope and flowing in a westerly course
Strand A rivulet. A Gutter falls into the River Breamish.
Jamieson’s Scottish Dictionary There is no well bearing the name, White Well
in Whittingham Detd.
Harpath Sike Harpath Sike Mr. Geo. Armstrong, High Bleakhope On Sheet A stream commencing south-east
Harpath Sike Mr. Thos Armstrong, High Bleakhope 24.C of the "Scotchman’s Knowe", and flowing
Harpath Sike Mr. Wm Smith, Shepd Low Bleakhope in a westerly course, falls into the
River Breamish – origin of this name
not known.
Coldlaw Cairn Coldlaw Cairn Mr. Geo. Armstrong, High Bleakhope On Sheet A rocky Eminence of a conic
(Shepherds) (Shepds) 24.C form, having a shepherd’s Cairn
Coldlaw Cairn Mr. Thos Armstrong, High Bleakhope on its summit, which gives rise
(Shepds) to the name, – it is situated on close to the
Coldlaw Cairn Mr. Wm Smith, Shepd Low Bleakhope boundary between the Parishes of
(Shepds) Ingram and Whittingham Detd.
John Callanan
2nd Corporal Royal Engineers

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