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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Bridgend Cottage | Bridgend Cottage | Mr Archer | 21 chains S E of | A small cottage directly south | ||
| Bridgend Cottage | Mr J Potts | the Court House | of Rothbury bridge to which is | |||
| Bridgend Cottage | Mr W Lawson | attached a Smithy | ||||
| Peel | Peel | Miss Wealand | 28 chains S E of | The traces of this ancient building | ||
| (Remains of) | Peel | Mr Jas Potts | the Court House | are still perceptible; the foundation | ||
| Peel | Mr W Lawson | walls being |
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| The interior is closely planted with | ||||||
| Forest trees |
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| of the walls cannot be ascertained | ||||||
| in consequence of the debris &c &c | ||||||
| Whitton Cottage | Whitton Cottage | Miss Wealand | 27 chains S E of | A neat cottage with considerable | ||
| Whitton Cottage | MacKenzies Histy | the Court House | garden etc attached the property | |||
| Whitton Cottage | Mr Jas Potts | and residence of Miss Wealand | ||||
Note: unsigned
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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