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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COOMB CAIRN | [Comb Height] Comb Height Comb Height Comb Cairn Coomb |
Will[William]Johnstone Craigieburnwood James Moffat Craigbeck John Edgar Moffat John Pagan Brackenside See Page 21 P1 for authorities |
017 | A hill on the Eastern boundary of the Parish and on the farm of Craigbeck |
| EAST KNOWE | East Knowe | Charles Stewart Esq[Esquire]of Hillside W Carruthers Laverhay Wm[William]Johnstone Shepherd Garrogill |
017 | An eminence of great height on the East side of Loch Fell |
| FERNY BRAE | Ferny Brae Ferny Brae Ferny Brae |
James Moffat Craigbeck John Pagan Brackenside John Dalrymple Crofthead |
017 | A rising ground on the eastern boundary of this Parish and on which grows Botanical plants of that name. |
| LOCH FELL | 017 | See Page 170 Plan 17.11 | ||
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Page 196 Parish of Moffat Plan 17.10 Trace 2Entry for Widow Man Cleugh scored out
Comb Cairn situation On the boundary between Moffat and Wamphray
East Knowe situation On the boundary between Wamphray , Moffat Eskdalemuir and Hutton and Corrie
Chas[Charles]J Fearnside S RE[Royal Engineers]
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