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| Coe Burn | Coe Burn | Mr. George Scott | 13 Chains South | |||
| Coe Burn | Mr. Thomas Young | of Coe Hill | Stream having its rise | |||
| Coe Burn | Mr. John Harrison | on the north Side of Long Crag | ||||
| and flowing in an easterly direction | ||||||
| for about 1 1/2 miles when it takes | ||||||
| a sharp turn northward and | ||||||
| enters the Parish of Edlingham | ||||||
| a little North East of Thrunton | ||||||
| Tile Works. it again enters on | ||||||
| eastern Boundary of this Parish a | ||||||
| little East of Thrunton Lowfield and | ||||||
| Continues its Northward Course until | ||||||
| it enters the River Aln | ||||||
| Coe Hill | Coe Hill | Mr. George Scott | 38 Chains S W | A rocky eminence on the | ||
| Coe Hill | Mr. Thomas Young | of Blackcock | north bank of the Coe Burm | |||
| Coe Hill | Mr. John Harrison | Plantation | ||||
| F. McRae Sapper Royal Enginners |
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Transcribed by PT
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