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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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| Dogbank Well | Dogbank Well | Mr Dixon | 50 chains west | A well of excellent spring | ||
| Dogbank Well | Mr R Blackburn | of |
water, which derives its name | |||
| Dogbank Well | Mr Robson | Dukesfield. | from its position being on the | |||
| "Dog Bank". | ||||||
| Hall Burn | Hall Burn | Mr R Blackburn | 47 chains West | A small rivulet flowing from the | ||
| Hall Burn | Mr Robson | of East | Carriers’ in an Northerly direction | |||
| Hall Burn | Mr Weatherly | Dukesfield. | until it unites with the "Devil’s | |||
| Water" | ||||||
| Dukesfield Cleugh | Dukesfield Cleugh | Mr J Blackburn | 45 chains west | A narrow ravine (South of "Dukes- | ||
| Dukesfield Cleugh | Mr R Blackburn | of East | field Hall") thickly wooded | |||
| Dukesfield Cleugh | Mr Robson | Dukesfield. | through which flows "Hall Burn" | |||
| George Davison Junr Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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