OS1/10/50/63
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPEL LEA | Chapel Lea Chapel Lea Chapel Lea Chapel Lee |
William Carruthers Farmer WilliamBell Shepherd William Laidlaw Shepherd Charles Stewart Esq [Esquire] |
025 | A small piece of level land on the East side of Wamphray Water and on the farm of Laverhay, it is supposed that a Chapel stood on one of these places [but there are no traces of anything to justify the statement] scored out |
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63 Parish of Wamphray Plan 25.5 Trace 3Raggin Gill
Raggin Gill
Raggin Gill
William Carruthers Farmer
William Bell Shepherd
William Laidlaw Shepherd
A glen through which a small stream flows, this stream is formed by the junction of two other streams at the foot of Kirk Hill, it falls into Wamphray Water
Raggin Gill situation 1/2 mile East of Broadfield Height
Entry for Chapel Lee scored out
Chapel Lea situation 37 Chains South South East of Broadfield Height.
Chapel Lea, extra writing in spelling column Lea a term applied in this County to land which is allowed to remain some time without being cropped -often spelt Ley vide Dr [Doctor] Jamieson
Charles J Fearnside Sapper Royal Engineers
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