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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPOUT SIKE | Spout Syke Spout Syke Spout Syke Spout Syke |
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster Mr John Turnbull James Elliot Middleholm |
039.13 | [situation] 24 Chains East of Pinglehole Sike. A brook which gathers on Saughtree fell and runs to Dawstone Burn. An old established name. |
| PINGLEHOLE SIKE | Pinglehole Syke Pinglehole Syke Pinglehole Syke Pinglehole Syke |
Mr Archibald Stavert farmer Mr James Telfir Schoolmaster Mr John Turnbull James Elliot |
039.13 | [situation] 40 Chains East of Cats Cleuch A brook which has its rise in the S. [South] of this Trace and runs into Liddal Water. |
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[Page] 80Parish of Castleton Plan 39.13 - Trace 6
Pingle - to strive to labour assiduously without making much progress. Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary.
[signed] M Donohue May 1857
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