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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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| Whitham’s Hole | Whit |
Mr Corrie | 45 Chains SSE of | A considerable pool of stagnant | ||
| Whit |
Mr Thornton | Chirm Wells | water of an oblong form | |||
| Whit |
Mr Been | and on its sides much overgrown | ||||
| with weedy substances | ||||||
| This name originated from the | ||||||
| fact of a man called Whi |
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| who about 50 years ago |
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| unfortunately committed self destruction here. | ||||||
| Chirm Pit | Chirm Pit | Mr Corrie | 20 Chains S of | A small coal Pit about 30 fathoms | ||
| (Coal) | Chirm Pit | Mr Thornton | Chirm Wells | in depth worked by means of a gin | ||
| Chirm Pit | Mr Been | and one horse |
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| Mr Richd Corrie and the property | ||||||
| of Mr Straker. | ||||||
| John Garvey CA |
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