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| Crawcrook Well | Crawcrook Well | Mr. H. G. Crisp, Farmer | On Sheet | A small Spring situated at | ||
| Prendwick. | 30. 9 | a bend in the Parish boundary | ||||
| Crawcrook Well | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, | near Chester Burn, and emitting | ||||
| Ingram. | a little water, which flows into the | |||||
| Crawcrook Well | Plan of Prendwick Estate. | latter. It is said to have derived | ||||
| The o on trace to be | the name from the "Craw-berry" | |||||
| altered to a | which grows on the Moor adjacent | |||||
| to it. There is no tradition about it. | ||||||
| Cochrane Pike | Cochrane Pike | Mr. H. G. Crisp, Prendwick. | On Sheet | This name applies to a considerable | ||
| Cochrane Pike | Mr. Robt Donkin, Ingram. | 30. 9 | hill situated on the farm of | |||
| Cochrane Pike | Mr. Geo. Gibson, Ingrammill. | Ingram, having the remains of | ||||
| a Camp near its summit, facing | ||||||
| the South. It is supposed to have | ||||||
| derived the name from a "beacon" | ||||||
| or "Pike", having been erected on it | ||||||
| in former times, if so, no trace of | ||||||
| it now remains visible. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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