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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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| Wainhope Pike | Wainhope Pike | Mr Glendinning | 81 chains East | A large pike of Stones set up to distinguish | ||
| Wainhope Pike | Mr Elliot |
North east of | the boundary between the Wainhope | |||
| Wainhope Pike | Mr Robson | Pike Knowe | and Hogswood |
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| i.e. The word Pike is | ||||||
| used indiscriminately in | ||||||
| this locality as the name | ||||||
| for a Currick or a round | ||||||
| natural hill. | ||||||
| Keppied Crag | Keppied Crag | Mr Glendinning | 55 Chains east | A very steep |
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| Keppied Crag | Mr Elliot |
of Pike Knowe | of coar |
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| Keppied Crag | Mr Robson | a remarkable feature on Wainhope Moor | ||||
| Wainhope Burn | See name Book of Sheet 49 Plan 15 | |||||
| 49 15 | ||||||
| Black Sike | Black Sike | Mr Glendinning | 42 Chains East | A small stream rising on the | ||
| Black Sike | Mr Potts | South east of | Wainhope Moor and tributary | |||
| Black Sike | Mr Robson | Pike Knowe | to Wainhope Moor | |||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by BFR and BER
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