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| Millstone Crag | Millstone Crag | Mr. Headley | About 15 chains |
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| Millstone Crag | Mr Charlton | of Millstone Sike | eminence of considerable elevation composed of coarse sand | |||
| Millstone Crag | Mr Elliott | stone used at one time for millstone | ||||
| Millstone Sike | Millstone Sike | Mr. Headley | 15 chains W of | A small stream forming a tributary to | ||
| Millstone Sike | Mr Charlton | Millstone Crag | Belling Burn, its course is about 1/2 mile | |||
| Millstone Sike | Mr Elliott | in a South easterly direction | ||||
| Millstone Rigg | Millstone Rigg | Mr. Headley | 27 chains S |
A small ridge of elevated ground along the south | ||
| Millstone Rigg | Mr Charlton | of Millstone Crag | side of Millstone Sike | |||
| Millstone Rigg | Mr Elliott | |||||
| Seat Sike | Seat Sike | Mr. Headley | 70 chains SE | A small stream which falls into and forms a small | ||
| Seat Sike | Mr Jackson | of Millstone Crag | tributary to Belling Burn its course is about | |||
| Seat Sike | Mr Elliott | 1/2 Mile in a Westerly direction | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie $SREng$ |
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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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