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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
PALMULLAN BRIDGE	Palmullan Bridge Palmullan Bridge Palmullan Bridge	Matthew Young Rev [Reverend] J. Blair David Bone	051	An old wooden bridge thrown over Palmullan Glen, at a very picturesque part of it, commanding a view of the [Linfern] which probably originated the 'Lin' in Linfern. The object of the authorities [in] giving this word as 'Penmallin' is to [show] the variety, not to authorise the [word] in this form. They have written Palmullan in other sheets. This is a Parish [Bridge.]
GARLEFFIN FELL	Garleffin Fell Garleffin Fell Garleffin Fell	Rev [Reverend] John Blair Mr Matthew Young David Bone Esq	051	A high and extensive heathy [hill] ascent gradual, on all sides: [Property] of various persons, and partly [situated] in Barr Parish.

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