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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Cockshaw Burn | Cockshaw Burn | Mr. Hugh McHarg | 1 Chain North | A Considerable Stream tributary | ||
| Cockshaw Burn | Mr. Hope | of Maiden Cross | to the River Tyne extending | |||
| Cockshaw Burn | Mr. Strafford | in a South Westerly direction from | ||||
| (Market Place Hexham) | its Confluence, this Stream passed | |||||
| a portion of the Town of Hexham | ||||||
| Called Cockshaw which accounts for | ||||||
| the name | ||||||
| Causey Hill | Causey Hill | Manor Plan | 24 Chains South of | A large farm house | ||
| Causey Hill | Jasper Gibson Esqr. | Maiden Cross | with extensive out buildings attached | |||
| Causey Hill | Mr. W. Walker | Situated on an eminence the name | ||||
| Causey Hill | Plan of Hexham East & West | applying to both | ||||
| Commons | ||||||
| Gallowsbank Wood | Gallowsbank Wood | Mr. Hope | 60 Chains SE. of | A Small wood Composed of a | ||
| Gallowsbank Wood | Mr. McHarg | Maiden Cross | mixed Character bounded on the | |||
| Gallowsbank Wood | Mr. Lyons | north by "Gallows Bank" | ||||
| which it derives its name | ||||||
| from | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by PT
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