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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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| Cragend Knowes | Cragend Knowes | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | This name appears on the estate | ||
| Mr King | 10.7 | maps, and is applied to several small | ||||
| Estate Map of Ford | irregularities of the surface on Berryhill | |||||
| Moor, and named from Longheugh Crag | ||||||
| Divothall Wood | Divothall Wood | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | An old fir plantation on Berryhill | ||
| Mr Lyall | 10.7 | Moor, the house at the present time is | ||||
| Estate Map | almost obsolete, from Divot Hall | |||||
| from which it derived the name having | ||||||
| been long removed | ||||||
| Quarry Banks | Quarry Banks | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A piece of rough ground | ||
| Mr Brown Gatherick | 10.7 | on the farm of Berryhill the name | ||||
| Estate Map | originates from the fact of stone | |||||
| having been quarried where it was | ||||||
| near the surface which has left a rocky | ||||||
| scar | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
Note: Signature in header ('Described by')
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Transcribed by LF
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