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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BONE CLEUCH | Bone Cleugh | Kohn Rogerson James Rogerson John Carruthers Kirkhill |
034 | A narrow glen, planted with fir trees, situated a short [--] north from Fingland farm. |
| CUMSTONSTUCK | Cumstonstuck Cumieston stack |
Estate map James Rogerson John Rogerson An Ancient and Modern Valuation Roll of the County |
034 | A small plantin of large spruce trees, of about 30 years growth. situated about a mile South West from Fingland farm house The site of this was formerly a farm town. Cum or Cam, a bend or crookstandard in the Celtic speech. Cumstanestuck seems to be the correct stack from Celtic Stuc a knowe [---] |
| FINGLAND | Fingland | Estate Map John Rogerson farmer James Rogerson Fingland |
034 | A farm with commodious dwelling and office houses including a threshing machine propelled by water etc. Situated about one mile South East from the Parish Church. |
| FINGLAND LINN | Fingland Linn | John Rogerson James Rogerson | 034 | A narrow but deep glen, the sides of which are partly wooded, with trees of natural growth. |
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164 Parish of Wamphray Sheet 34.1 Trace 6unable to read extreme right of page.
Fingland situation 1 Mile South East from Saughtrees
Fingland Linn situation From Fingland extending East
Bone Cleugh situation 11 Chains North from Fingland
Cumstonstuck situation 25 Chains South West from Fingland
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