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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Red Sike | Red Sike | Mr. Thompson | 17 chains S.W. | A small stream flowing in | ||
| Red Sike | Mr. Thomas Foster | of Whitley Pike | a south westerly direc- | |||
| Red Sike | Mr. Charlton | tion to Hollinhead Burn | ||||
| Blackburn Common | Blackburn Common | Mr. Thompson | In the North | A large tract of enclosed | ||
| Blackburn Common | Mr. Thomas Foster | of the Parish | moorland extending into | |||
| Blackburn Common | Mr. G. Gillespie | the Parish of Thorneyburn | ||||
| Blackburn Common | Award of the Common | His Grace the Duke of | ||||
| otherwise Tarretburn | Northumberland is Lord | |||||
| Common | of the Manor | |||||
| South Peadon | Described in name book | |||||
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