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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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| Cat Cairn | Cat Cairn | Mr Jackson | about 70 chains SE | A very steep and rocky precipice Composed of | ||
| Cat Cairn | Mr Armstrong | of Peat Sike | coarse sand stone blocks irregularly piled | |||
| Cat Cairn | Mr Robson | together and forming a very remarkable feature | ||||
| on Bewshaugh Moor | ||||||
| Peat Sike | Peat Sike | Mr Jackson | About 70 Chains NE | A small rivulet rising from Cut drains | ||
| Peat Sike | Mr Armstrong | of Cat Cairn | and marshey ground |
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| Peat Sike | Mr Robson | the head of it a Peat Moss hence the name | ||||
| Bewshaugh Moor | Bewshaugh Moor | Mr. Jackson | Central point | A large district of Rough Pasture and moor | ||
| Bewshaugh Moor | Mr. Armstrong | land used as a pasturage for Bewshaugh | ||||
| Bewshaugh Moor | Mr Robson | Farm the property of the Duke of Northumberland | ||||
| now in the occupation of Mr. Hedley Farmer | ||||||
| Cat Cleugh | See Book of name Sheet 49 Plan 9 | |||||
| Cat Cleugh | ||||||
| Cat Cleugh | ||||||
| Charles Payne Labror |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by BFR and BER
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