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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WETWOOD SIKE | Wetwood Syke Wetwood Syke |
James Moffat. Garwald. James Beattie. Esqr. Davington |
018; 026 | [Situation] Passes West of East Wetwood This unimportant Syke forms the boundary betwixt Nether Cassock and Davington, from betwixt Wetwood Hill and the Belt Knowe where it begins, down to the Wetwood. It contains a Small Stream which is formed & increased by Surface drains, and runs into Garwald Water at the Wetwood. On the east of it is Wetwood Rig. |
| WEST WETWOOD | West Wetwood West Wetwood |
James Moffat. Garwald. James Beattie. Esqr. Davington |
026 | [Situation] 25 Chains N.W. [North West] of Garwald A Small one storey thatched dwelling house in indifferent repair, - with Considerable garden attached. It is situated on the farm of Nether Cassock, near the Greyhound Loup in the Garwald Water, & is inhabited by Mrs. Scott. |
| GREYHOUND LOUP | Greyhound Loup Greyhound Loup |
James Moffat, Garwald. James Beattie, Esqr. Davington |
026 | [Situation] South of West Wetwood This name applies to a rocky part of the Garwald Water near Wetwood on Nether Cassock. The name is derived from the difficulty experienced by people in Crossing, which is now removed except during high floods. There is nothing about it to arrest the attention. |
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