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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Black Down | Black Down | Mr Thornton | About 16 chains N | A hill of considerable elevation falling very | ||
| Black Down | Mr Davison | of Blackdown Flow | abruptly towards the north so called from its | |||
| Black Down | Mr Bell | dark appearance being covered with heather | ||||
| Blackdown Flow | Blackdown Flow | Mr Thornton | About 16 chains S. | An extensive swamp of wet marshy land | ||
| Blackdown Flow | Mr Davison | of Black Down | forming the source of two streams flowing from | |||
| Blackdown Flow | Mr Bell | its east and west extremities | ||||
| Lisles Burn | Lisles Burn | Mr Rudd | About 10 chains N | An ordinary stream gathering from a large | ||
| Lisles Burn | Mr Thornton | of Black Down | marsh and flowing in a Westerly direction along | |||
| Lisles Burn | Hodgsons History | the North West Boundary of Kirkwhelpington Parish | ||||
| Gowk Hill | Gowk Hill | Mr Thornton | About 64 chains S.W. | A remarkable eminence of considerable | ||
| Gowk Hill | Mr Davison | of Black Down | elevation the word Gowk in this county is a | |||
| Gowk Hill | Mr Bell | pleonastic term for the cuckoo | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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