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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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KAPLESTON SIKE | Kapleston Syke | John Ogilvie Farmer Cooms Simon Rutherford Shepherd Lodgegill |
037 | [Situation] From East to west side of Kapleston Hill. A large stream having its source from surface water at Millstone Edge, flowing from that in a westerly direction falls into Tarras Water, about 14 chains below Deepdale Syke. |
HOWGILL HILL | Howgill Hill | John Ogilvie Farmer Cooms Simon Rutherford Shepherd Lodgegill |
037 | [Situation] At the East point of this Parish. A small hill the surface of which is heathy pasture, on the farm of Lodgegill, and situated between Howegill Syke, & Kapleston Syke. |
TARRAS WATER | Tarras Water | Described on Sheet 37. No. 5 | ||
DEEPDALE SIKE | Deepdale Sike | See Name Sheet for Plan 37. 2 | ||
MID HEIGHT | Mid Height | See Name Sheet for Plan 37. 8. |
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[Page] 129Parish of Ewes -- Sheet 37 -- No. 6 -- Trace 1
Howgill Hill [note] How - a hollow. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary
[Signed] P. McHugh
Lce. Cor RE [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
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