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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Blackchester Hill | Blackchester Hill | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A low hill in the vicinity of Ford Moss | ||
| Mr Ormston | 10.15 | and about 1 mile eastward from Ford | ||||
| Estate map | Village, the name is derived from the | |||||
| appearance of the ground, being covered | ||||||
| with Heathy pasture, and from a Camp | ||||||
| therein | ||||||
| Camp | Camp (remains of) | Revd Mr Knight Inct | On Sheet | On the highest part of Blackchester | ||
| (Remains of) | Mr Thomas | 10.15 | Hill towards the N.E. Are the remains | |||
| Mr Ormston | of a well defined British Camp | |||||
| Cannon Burn | Cannon Burn | Mr Thomas | On Sheets | A small stream that rises near | ||
| Mr Ormston | 10.15 & | the junction of Ford Moss and Ford | ||||
| Estate Map | 14.3 | Common and flows in a southerly | ||||
| direction past Ford Hill, it joins | ||||||
| Bradford Burn on the farm of Ford | ||||||
| Westfield | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
Note: Signature in header ('Described by')
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Transcribed by LF
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