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| Warks Burn | Warks Burn | Mr. J Armstrong | 14 Chains South | A considerable stream rising | ||
| Warks Burn | Mr. J Thomson | of Crags Shield | at the Western junction of this parish & | |||
| Warks Burn | Mr. Nixon | Haltwhistle and flowing in an | ||||
| Easterly direction till it joins | ||||||
| the River North Tyne about a quarter | ||||||
| of a mile South of the Village of Wark. | ||||||
| Little Hirst | Little Hirst | Mr R |
44 Chains | A considerable eminence on | ||
| Little Hirst | Mr J Armstrong | North West of | the Blackaburn Moor | |||
| Little Hirst | Mr. J Thomson | Crag Shield | Well known by this Name | |||
| Lous |
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Mr J Armstrong | 49 Chains West | A portion of soft moss |
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Mr. J Nixon | of Crag Shield | ground on the Blackaburn | |||
| Lous |
Mr J Thomson | Moor. Well known by this name | ||||
| James Sloan Sapper RE |
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Transcribed by KF
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