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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COLD GRAIN | Cold Grain | James Johnstone Capplegill David Brydon Bodsbeck David Johnstone |
009; 010 | A small stream having its source in a hollow at the foot of Hartfell Craig, After running Eastwards for some distance, over a very rugged bottom it forms a confluence with the Whirlie Gill Burn, the two streams form the source of Black'shope Burn |
| DUFFKINNELFOOT | 033 | |||
| FALCON CRAIG | Falcon Craig | James Johnstone Capplegill David Brydon Bodsbeck David Johnstone |
010 | A steep Craig almost destitute of soil, stretches along the right bank of the Cold Grain, for about 1/2 mile, Is so called from it being the [residence] of the Falcon, a pair of which continue to build in the rugged inaccessible cliffs every year. |
| HARTFELL CRAIG | Hartfell Craig | James Johnstone Capplegill David Brydon Bodsbeck David Johnstone Capplegill |
009; 010 | A steep Cliff, situated on the [---] eastern slope of Hart Fell |
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Page 64 Parish of Moffat Sheet 10.1 Trace 4Hartfell Craig situation Adjoining Nubbery Knowes on the North
Cold Grain situation From Saddle Craigs - South East to Blackhope
Falcon Craig situation Overhanging Black Hope on the South
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