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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Allan Bank	30	Black Wars	70	Black Crag	103	Church Stile	23
Ashleygarth Crag	56	Blake Rigg	74	Brackenfield	105	Crag Coppice	27
Ambleside	138	Bleaberry Knott	74	Beck Islands	109	Church Town	29
Ashley Green	165	Black Crag	74	Brockstone	112	Cringle Gill	36
		Brown Howe	75	Buckstones	119	Cringle Crags	39
		Bield Crag	76	Birk Hagg	120	Crass Gates	53
Buck Pike	2	Blea Moss	80	Brackeny Beck	128	Chapel Stile	57
Brow Fell	2	Busk Pike	81	Blackmine	131	Copt Howe	61
Broad Crag	12	Busk Gill	82	Belle View	140	Copthowe Gill	62
Between Gates	28	Busk Coppice	83	Broadmire Head	142	Cowdubs Wood	65
Brightstone Moss	33	Bield	83	Bridge House	144	Cold Pike	67
Buscoe Sike	37	Bield Coppice	83	Breast Brows	137	Castle howe	79
Buscoe	38	Busk	84	Brunt Howe	168	Carr Howes	88
Brown Gill	45	Birk Knott	85	Brunthowe Crag	168	Coldwith Pool	91
Brown Howe	45	Blea Tarn	86	Badger Wheel	173	Coldwith Force	94
Bleatarn House	50	Bleamoss Beck	86	Brow Head	176	Coldwith Bridge	96
Bridgehow School	53	Birk Hill	87	Brathay Bridge	177	Coldwith Pasture	96
Baysbrown Pool	54	Brown Howe	89	Banks	98	Chapel Green	101
Baysbrown	54	Birk Houses	92			Crag Side	108
Baysbrown Wood	54	Benson Close	98	Covel Wood	22	Church Bridge	110

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Christle Wood	136	Dunny Beck	99			Grating Gill	1
Coat Howe	151	Docky Tarn	115	Flat Crags	2	Grreen \ave/ Tongue	3
Crow Howe Wood	156	Deerbolts Wood	130	Flesk	68	Green Gill	5
Crow Howe Wood	156	Dry Close	136	Five O'Clock Thorn	78	Gummer Crag	10
Crag Head	171	Deer Howes	158	Fell Foot	79	Green Howe	15
Clappers Gate	179	Dub Ings	165	Farnclose Crag	85	Great Castle Howe	16
Croft Lodge	179			Fletchers Wood	90	Grasmere	22
				Forge	93	Gill Cottage	26
		Ellers	17	Forge Cottage	93	Green Hole	37
Dungeon Gill Force	19	Earing Crag	38	Forge Wood	94	Gunson Knott	39
Dungeon Gill	20	Elterwater	63	Flesh Crags	125	Green Mane	45
Dale Lodge	24	Elterwater Bridge	63	Free Grasmere School	137	Great Langdale Beck	64
Dale End	25	Elterwater Hall	87	Field Foot	153	Great Knott	67
Dry Gill	40	Elter Water	90	Fairy Well	156	Great Cove	67
Dow Crag	59	Edinburgh	142	Fox Gill	160	Great Horse Crag	72
Dow Bank	60	Eller Howe	149	Fox Howe	160	Green Crag	73
Dale Head Bridge	84	Eller Rigg	149	Fishgarths Wood	178	Gill Grains	79
Dale End	88	Ellers	172	Forge Steps	92	Gillgrains Crag	81
Dale End Quarry	98					Grasmere Common	99
Dale End Crag	98					Grey Crag	101

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Green Holme	103	Harry Place	61	Hammer Scar	135	Kirk Howe	20
Groove Cottage	106	Hollin Slack	77	High Close	135	Kell Crag	25
Grasmere Lake	113	Hollin Crag	77	Hagg	136	Kelbarrow	32
Glen Rothay	126	Howebank Wood	88	Hill Top	140	Kettle Crag	43
Green Bank	139	High Birk Howe	92	High Stockgill Bridge	144	Kidshole Wood	53
Golden Rule	145	High Hacket	93	Hound Inn	167	Knott Wood	104
Glenthorn	150	High Coldwith	95	How Wood	177	Kitts Gill	155
Gate Crag	152	How Banks	97			King Wheel	173
Gilbert Scar	175	High Wood	99
		Heron Island	100	Isaac Gill	35
		Howe Head	106	Ivy Howe	91	Little Gill	3
Hard Crags	1	Howe	107	Intake Wood	135	Langdale Fell	5
Harrison Stickle	7	Howe Top	107	Infant School	146	Langdales Pikes	10
Harrison Combe	8	Howe Foot	107	Ivy Crag	169	Little Castle Howe	16
High Bleaberry Knott	36	High Brock Crags	117			Long House	17
Hell Gill	40	High Fale	122			Lingy Crag Coppice	27
Hag Wood	47	High Sweden Bridge	123	Jobson Close	132	Lang Howe	33
Hunting Sty	60	High Sweden Sides	124			Low Bleaberry Knott	36
Hunting Sty Crag	60	Hart Head	126			Langdale Fell	41

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Lingmoor Fell	48
Lingmoor Tarn	48	Low Fall	123	Lilly Tarn	178	Miller Bridge	180
Lords Quarry	53	Little Spring	123	Lawless Gill	163
Langdale Fell	61	Loughrigg Terrace	129
Low Wood	65	Loughrigg Fell	131	Mart Crags	3	Nicholas Coppice	51
Long Turn	71	Lady Crag	133	Mark Gate	9	New Bridge	51
Long Crag	73	Loughrigg Howe	133	Millbeck	19	New Intake Gill	78
Little Horse Crag	73	Low Wood	134	Miller Crag	20	Nab Scar	104
Little Langdale Tarn	76	Low Nook	140	Mickle Door	39	Nab Cottage	104
Lingmoor Quarry	81	Long Coats	142	Mickleden	42	National School	110
Long Rigg	85	Ladies Oak	143	Middlefell Place	42	Nab Wood	126
Langdale Pool	91	Lords Oak	143	Markeens	46	National School	139
Low Birk Howe	92	Low Stockgill Bridge	144	Megs Gill	58	Nook Cottage	139
Low Hacket	95	Lanty Scar	152	Miller Stands	69	Nook End	161
Low Coldwith	95	Loughrigg Cottage	153	Mart Crag	83	Nanny Brow	165
Lady Wood	100	Lesketh Howe	157	Moss Head	109	Neaum Wood	166
Lord Cove	102	Loughrigg Holme	160	Mill Doors	141	Neaum Hurst	167
Lord Crag	102	Low Sweden Bridge	162	Methodist Chapel /(Wesleyan)\	147
Lingy Stone	103	Low Sweden Coppice	162	Miller Hagg	155
Lake Hotel	108	Loughrigg Tarn	171	Miller Brow	168
Lake View	110	Loughrigg Fold	171	Miller Brow	176
Low Busk Crags	117	Little Loughrigg	172	Miller Bridge	176

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Oxendale	42	Pinch Crags	125	Riddings	27	Rydale Sides	124
Oakhowe Crag	50	Pets Breast	128	Red Lion Hotel	29	Rydale Park	124
Oak Howe	50	Pets Fold	128	Rowantree Wood	31	Red Bank Wood	130
Old Scales	82	Petter Bridge	137	Riggs	32	Rough Intake	131
Owletnest Quarry	87	Papermill Coppice	161	Robin Gill	33	Rydale Water	132
Oakes	134	Pool Foot	166	Redacre Gill	46	Rough Sides	159
Old Hall Hill	134	Petts Bridge	127	Rosset Bridge	49	River Rothay	159
Oak Bank	157			Raven Crag	59	Round Hill	163
		Rosset Crag	4	Red Tarn	70	Round Hill	163
		Rosset Pike	4	Rakerigg	75	Rob Rash	166
Pike of Stickle	8	Rosset Gill	4	Raven Nest	78	River Brathay	166
Pike Howe	9	Raven Crag	9	River Brathay	96	River Rothay	175
Pye Howe	17	Raw Head	15	Rydale Fell	102	Rothay Bridge	175
Post Office	21	Raw Pike	16	Rydake Water	113
Pavement End	23	Robinson Place	18	Rydale Beck	117
Powder Mills	63	Rossett	19	Ryedale Mount	121	Stickle Terrace	7
Pike of Bliscoe	70	Restingstead Plantation	21	Rydale	121	Stickle Gill	7
Pedder Stone	80	Rylands	24	Rydale Lodge	122	Stickle Breast	10
Poundfell Howe Bridge	84	Rowantree Crag	27	Rydale Hall	122	Swine Crag	11

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Scout Crag	11	Side Gates	86	Spring Cottage	133	The Band	41
Scale Gill	13	Smithy Houses	89	Springs	154	The Parsonage	53
St Oswalds	23	Sawrey's Wood	90	Sturdy Park	154	Thrang	53
St Oswalds Well	25	Stang End Bridge	91	Scandale Bridge	157	Thrang Gill	57
Silverhowe	28	St Oswald's Church \(Rectory)/	109	Scale Howe	158	Trinity Church	58
Score Crag Plantation	30	Stock Bridge	110	Scandale Lane	159	Thrang Crag	62
Swinescar Pike	34	Swan Stones	112	Scandale Beck	162	Thrang Quarry	62
Swinescar Hause	34	Sweden Crag	117	Skelwith Pool	167	Thrang Crang	101
Silver Howe	34	St Mary's Church \(Per Curacy/	121	Skelwith Force	170	Town End	105
Shelter Crags	37	Snarker Pike	128	Skelwith Bridge	170	The Hollins \(Hollins & Lowther Hotel)/	106
Stool End	41	Steps End	132	Skelwith Bridge	170	The Oakes	137
Skull Gill	43	Scartufts	133	Stock Gill	127	The Knoll	147
Spout Crag	47	Scroggs	134			Thistley Wood	150
Spout Crag Wood	47	St Ann's Church \(Per Curacy/	137	Throuton Beck	8	The Terrace	158
Side Howe	49	Seathwaite	141	Tarn Crag	11	Tranby Lodge	158
Side Pike	49	Stockgill Mill \(Bobbin)/	143	The Rectory	25	Todd Crag	169
Sheep Crag	57	Stockgill Force	144	The Wyke	28	Throughton Gill	169
Stepsend Coppice	64	Sweden Howe	149	The Wray	32	Tarn Foot	172
Slater Bridge	76	Sunny Bank	150	Three Tarns or }	38	The Nab	93
Sty Riggs	80	Smithy Bridge	152	Tarns Buscoe }		Three Shire Stone of Threefoot \Brandreth/	69

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Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page	Name	Page
Under Crag	29	Wrynose	69
Undercry Cottage	30	Widdy Gill	71
Under Howe	30	Wrynose Gill	72
Unicorn Inn	145	Wrynose Bridge	72
		Wishing Gate	100
		Wood Close	105
White Crag	5	Woodland Crag	108
White Gill	12	White Moss	111
Whitegill Crag	12	Whitemoss Tarn	111
Wray Gill	21	Whitemoss Quarries	111
Wyke Gill	26	Whitemoss Cottage	112
Well Foot	31
Whorney Side	35
Whorney Side Force	35
White Stones	40	Yew Crags	64
Wall End	46	Yew Crag	129
White Lion inn	52
Wallthwaite Wood	55
White Howe	56
Walthwaite	59

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Hard Crags	Hard Crags	Revd.. Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 3 25 Chains East	Two round crags at the base
		Thos.. Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from"Bow Fell"	of Bow Fell
		John Gillbanks do.. Middle Fell Place

Grunting Gill	Grunting Gill	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 4 80 Chains East	Stream rising on the northside
		Thomas Thompson	from "Bow Fell"	of Earing Crag and flowing
		John Gillbanks		in an easterly course to Mickleden

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Buck Pike	Buck Pike	Revd..Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 1 60 Chains N.E.	Rocky eminence upon the east
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from "Bow Fell"	end of Rossett Crag
		John Millbanks do.. Middle Fell Place

Bow Fell	Bow Fell	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 Partly in the Counties	A high mountain formed of crags
		Thomas Thompson	of Westmorland and	and precipices with the county
		John Millbanks	Cumberland	boundary between Cumberland and
				Westmorland along the top

Flat Crags	Flat Crags	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 At the foot of	Two remarkable crags in Bow
		Thomas Thompson	Bow Fell	Fell - the east sides of them steep
		John Millbanks		crag and the west sides steep smooth
				surface

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Mart Crag	Mart Crag	Revd.. Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 2 100 Chains N.E.	A rocky hill edge on the
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from "Bow	west of Langdale Pikes
		John Gillbanks do. Middle Fell \Place/	Fell"

Little(''T'')Gill	Little Gill	Revd..Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 80 Chains N.E.	Stream rising from rocks on
		Thomas Thompson	from "Bow Fell"	the west of Stake Gill and
		John Gillbanks		flowing in an easterly course
				to Stake Gill as above -
Green Tongue	Green Tongue	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 60 Chains East	A green tract of pasture land
		Thomas Thompson	from "Bow Fell"	on Langdale Fell -
		John Gillbanks

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rossett Crag	Rossett Crag	Revd.. Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 1 50 Chains N.E.	The side of a high hill formed
		Thos.. Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from "Bow Fell"	of crags and precipices -
		John Gillbanks Middle Fell Place

Rossett Pike	Rossett Pike	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 At the S.W. end	A round rocky or crag eminence
		Thomas Thompson	of "Rossett Crag"	on the west end of Rossett Crag
		John Gillbanks

Rossett Gill	Rossett Gill	Revd.. Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 50 Chains N.E.	Stream rising close to the county
		Thomas Thompson	from "Bow Fell"	boundary on the west side of
		John Gillbanks		Rossett Crag and flowing in
				an easterly course to Mickleden

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Grave Gill	Grave Gill	Mr John Gillbanks	About 25Chs S.	Grave Gill is a small
		Farmer Middlefell Place	of Gimmer Crag	stream which rises on the
	"	Mr Joseph Posselthwaite /Farmer Middlefell Place\		East side of Gimmer Cragg
	"	Mr George Thompson		and runs to the Bridle road
		Farmer Millbeck		south of it

White Crag	White Cragg	Mr John Gillbanks	About 20 chs.	White Craggis a rocky
	"	Mr Joseph Posselthwaite	S by E of Gimmer	bank between Grave
	White Crag	Mr George Thompson	Crag	Gill and Raven Cragg
	"	Revd Stephen Birkett
		Incumbent of Langdale

Langdale Fell	Langdale	As above	Forms the West part	A very large extent of open
	Fell		of the township of	rocky moor in the township
			Langdale	of Langdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Harrison Stickle	Harrison Stickle	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes	Trace 2 About 25 Chs	Harrison Stickle is about
	"	Wordsworth's Do	N.E. of Gimmer	half a mile East of the Pike of
	"	Black's Do	Crag	Stickle and is said to be
	"	White's Directory		100 feet higher - viz 2400 feet
	"	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		above the sea
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland
Stickle Tarn	Stickle Tarn	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 About 50 Chs.	Stickle Tarn is a circular
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	N.E. of Gimmer	piece of water about 15 chains
	"	Black's Guide to the Lakes	Crag	in diameter and is situated
	"	Wordsworth Do		at the foot of Pavey Ark and
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		Harrison Stickle and more
	"	White's Directory		than a thousand feet above
				the Sea level the views
				from it are fine and extensive
Stickle Gill	Stickle Gill	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 About 50 Chs.	Stickle Gill is a small
25.3	"	Mr John Gillbank /Farmer-Middlefell Place\	N.E. of Gimmer Crag	Stream which flows from
	"	Mr George Thompson /Farmer -Middlefell Place\		Stickle Tarn into great Langdale
	Mill Beck Gill	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland		Beck near Millbeck
	Mill Beck	Otley's Guide to the Lakes

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Troughton Beck	Troughton Beck	Mr John Gillbanks	Trace 1 About 45 chs.	Troughton Beck is a
		Farmer - Middlefell Place	W. of Gimmer Crag	small stream which rises
	"	Mr Joseph Postlethwaite /Farmer-Middlefell Place\		in Martcrag Moor and
	"	Mr George Thompson		joins Mickenden at its
		Farmer - Millbeck		junction with Grunton Gill

Pike of Stickle	Pike of Stickle	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 About 20 chs.	The Pike of Stickle is
		Incumbent of Langdale	N.W. of Gimmer	one of the two high hills
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	Crag	so well known as Langdale
	Pike o'Stickle	Black's Guide to the Lakes		Pikes - according to the
	Stickle Pike \ Do &/	Wordsworth's Do		Guide Books it is about 2300
	Pike of Stickle	Otley's Guide to the Lakes /White's Directory\		feet above the level of the sea

Harrison Combe	Harrison Coomb	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 About 30 chs.	Harrison Coomb is a wet
	"	Mr John Gillbanks	N. of Gimmer	hollow out of which
	Harrison Coom	Mr Joseph Pottlethwaite	Crag	Dungeon Gill issues between
	Harrison Coombe	Mr George Thompson		the Langdale Pikes
	B Combe	See Black Combe a well known /mountain in the S. end of Cumberland\

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Mark Gate	Mark Gate	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 30 chs.	Mark Gate is a space
	"	Mr George Thompson	S.E. of Gimmer Crag	on Langdale Fell free from
		Farmer Millbeck		rocks> a kind of passage
	"	Mr John Gillbanks /Farmer Middlefell Place\		which people ascend when
				going to Langdale Pikes
				from Dungeon Gill

Pike Howe	Pike Howe	Mr Joseph Posselthwaite	About 40 chs.	Pike Howe is a circular
		Farmer - Middlefell Place	E. of Gimmer Crag	rocky hill on Langdale
	Pike How	Revd Stephen Birkett		Fell adjoining Dungeon
	"	Mr George Thompson		Gill

Raven Crag	Raven Cragg	Greenwood's Map of	About 40 chs S.	Raven Cragg is a rocky
		Westmorland	E. of Gimmer Crag	brow in the south part
	Raven Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett		of Langdale Fell extending
	"	Mr George Thompson		from White Cragg to
				Dungeon Gill

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Langdale Pikes	Langdale Pikes	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 & 3 About 25 chs.	Langdale Pikes consist
		Incumbent of Langdale	N.W. & N.E. of Gimmer Crag	of two high hills about
	"	Black's Guide to the Lakes		half a mile apart - viz
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		Pike of Stickle and
	"	White's Directory		Harrison Stickle - they
				are the most prominent
				and noted in the Lake District

Stickle Breast	Stickle Breast	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 4 & 5 About 20 chs.	Stickle Breast is a
	"	Mr John Gillbanks	W. of Gimmer Crag	steep brow mostly covered
		Farmer - Middlefell Place		with stones and shingle
	"	Mr George Thompson		at the base of the Pike
		Farmer - Millbeck		of Stickle

Gimmer Crags	Gimmer Crag	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	Trace 5 Near the centre	Gimmer Cragg is an
	"	Revd Stephen Birkett	of this place	immense rocky scar
	"	Wordsworth Guide to the Lakes		more than a thousand
	"	Hudson's do		feet in height, near
				Langdale Pikes

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Tarn Crag	Tarn Crag	Mr JnoGillbanks Middle Fell Place	Trace 1 About 65	Tarn Crag is a steep rocky
		Mr GeoThompson Millbeck	chs. NW. of Raw	feature adjoining Stickle Tarn
		Mr Edwd. Benson Millbeck	Head	from which it takes its name

Swine Crag	Swine Crag	Authorities as above	Trace 1 About 40	Swine Crag is a
			chs. NW. of	rocky precipice overhanging
			Raw Head	White Gill & west of
				Scout Crag

Scout Crag	Scout Crag	Authorities as above	Trace 2 About 30	Scout Crag is a rocky
			chs. N.W. of Raw	scar underneath Whitegill
			Head	Crag

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
White Gill	White Gill	Mr Jno Gillbanks Middle Fell Place	About 34 chs	This Gill rises on Langdale
		Mr Geo Thompson Millbeck	Trace 1 W. of Raw Head	Fell & flows into scatters
		Mr Edwd. Benson Millbeck		about 6 chains north East
				of a junction of roads adjoining
				Great Langdale Beck

Whitegill Crag	Whitegill	Authorities as above	Trace 2 About 40 chs	A steep rocky feature
	Crag		NW. of Raw Head	overhanging & on the East
				of White Gill

Broad Crag	Broad Crag	Authorities as above	About 40 chs.	A very rocky & prominent
			N. of Raw Head	feature on the East of the
				junction of streams where
				Scale Gill commences

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Scale Gill	Scale Gill	Mr Jno Gillbanks	Passes close	This Gill commences its
		Middle Fell Place	by Raw Head.	name at Broad Crag & flows
		Mr Geo Thompson Millbeck	Trace 2	into a stream about
		Mr Edwd Benson Millbeck		12 Chains south of
				Long House

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Raw Head	Raw Head	Mr George Thompson /Farmer Millbeck\	Near the centre	Raw Head consists of a Cottage
	"	Mr George Martin /occupier\	of this plan	and a Farmhouse the latter in
	"	White's Directory		the occupation of George
	Row Head	Greenwoods Map of Westmorland		Martin and the property of
				Mr John Robinson of
				Elterwater

Green Howe	Green Howe	Mr George Martin	About 10 chs.	Green Howe is a small
	"	Mr Joseph Posselthwaite	W. of Raw Head	wood of Forest and Fir Trees
		Farmer - Middlefell Place		the property of Mr D
	Green How	Revd Stephen Birkett		Green of Grasmere
		Incumbent of Langdale
	"	Mr George Thompson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Raw Pike	Raw Pike	George Martin	Trace 3 About 40 chs	A rockey feature on
		Farmer Raw Head	NE. of Raw Head	Langdale Fell
	Do	George Thompson
	Do	John Gillbanks


Little Castle	Little Castle Howe	As above	3 About 45 chs	A rockey feature on
Howe			NE. of Raw Head	Grasmere Common


Great Castle	Great Castle Howe	As above	About 3 50 chs.	A high rockey feature
Howe			N byE of Raw	on Grasmere Common
			Head

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Long House	Long House	Revd Stephen Birket Langdale	Trace 6 About 10 chs. E.	Farmhouse in the occupation
		Mr Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	of Raw Head	of Charles Grigg and property
		John Gillbanks do Middle Fell Place		of Thomas Thompson Walthwaite
				Langdale

Pye Howe	Pye Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 6 About 20 chs.	Farmhouse in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	E. of Raw Head	of William Jackson and property
		John Gillbanks		J.R. Scholick Esq. Aldingham
				near Ulverstone

Ellers	Ellers	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 6 About 40 chs	A dwelling house in the
		Thomas Thompson	S.E. of Raw Head	occupation of the owner Joseph
		John Gillbanks		Yewdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Robinson Place	Robinson Place	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 6 About 44 chs.	Farmhouse in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	S.E. of Raw Head	John Pattinson and property
		John Gillbanks		of Joseph Yewdale "Ellers"

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Millbeck	Millbeck	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Chs	Millbeck consists of
		Incumbent of Langdale	W. of Raw Head	two farmhouses one is
	"	White's Directory		in the occupation of the
	Mill Beck	Otley's Guide to the Lakes \Hodgsons Map of Westmorland/		owner Mr Edwd Benson
	Millbeck	Wordsworth Guide to the Lakes		the other belongs Mr D
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		Green of Grasmere

Rossett	Rossett	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	About 50	Rossett was once a small
	"	Revd Stephen Birkett	Chs. SW. of Raw	Farmhouse but now unoccupied
	"	Mr George Thompson	Head	and the property of Mr Daniel
		Farmer Millbeck		Green of Grasmere

Dungeon Gill	Dungeon Gill	Black's Guide to the Lakes	About 66 Ch.	A waterfall on a stream
Force	Force		W. of Raw Head	called Dungeon Gill
	Dungeon Gill	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland		which which falls about
	"	White's Directory	As above	70 feet into a deep chasm
	"	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		overhung by deep banks
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes
	"	Wordsworths Do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dungeon Gill	Dungeon GillWhite's Directory	White's Directory	About 66 chs	Dungeon Gill is a
(on 25.2)	"	Wordsworth's Guide to the Lakes	W. of Raw Head	small stream which
	"	Black's Do		rises on Langdale Fell
	"	Hudson's Do		between Langdale Pikes
	"	Otley's Do		and flows into Great Lang-
				dale Beck near Rossett
				Bridge. It takes its name
				from a dungeon-like channel
				on its course
Miller Crag	Miller Crag	Mr John Gillbanks	As above	Miller Crag is a steep
		Farmer - Middlefell Place		rocky brow between
	"	Mr Edwd Benson /Farmer - Millbeck\		Dungeon Gill and Stickle
	"	Mr George Thompson		Gill
		Farmer - Millbeck

Kirk Howe	Kirk Howe	Mr John Gillbanks	About 64 ch	Kirk Howe is a small
	Kirk How	Mr Edwd Benson	SE. of Raw Head	low hill between Raven
	"	Mr George Thompson		Crag and Rossett Bridge

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Wray Gill	Wray Gill	John Green Snr	30 Chains N.W.	A stream formed by the junction
		Grasmere	from "Silver Howe".	of a several ones on Grasmere
	"	John Green Junr		Common and flowing in an
		Grasmere		Eastern direction enters Grasmere
	"	John Dixon		Lake
		Grasmere

Restingstead	Restingstead	As above	33 Chains N.W.	A plantation of fir trees
Plantation	Plantation		from "Silverhowe"	at the SE. side of Grasmere
				Common

Post Office	Post Office	As above	30 Chains N.E. from	A small dwelling house
			"Silverhowe".	occupied by Mr James Airey
				Postmaster

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Grasmere	Grasmere	Mr J. Green Snr	In the N.E.	A large village consisting
		Grasmere	angle of plan	for the most part of
		Mr J Green Junr	25.4	detached villas
		Grasmere
		Mr James Dixon
		Grasmere

Covel Wood	Covel Wood	As above	11 Chains S.W.	A small coppice wood
			from Silverhowe

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Church Stile	Church Stile	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	38 Chains North	A dwelling house & on the
	Do	John Green Junr.do	East of Silverhowe	North West of the Parish
	Do	John Dixon do		Church of Grasmere, the
				property of Miss Wilson of
				Goody Bridge

Pavement End	Pavement End	Whites Directory	25 chains N.E.	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	of Silverhowe	residence & property of John
	Do	John Dixon do		Green Senr.

St Oswald's	St Oswald's	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	19 chains North	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Junr.do	of Silverhowe	residence & property of
	Do	John Dixon do		Miss Gibson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Pavement End	Pavement End	Whites Directory	25 chains N.E.	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	of Silverhowe	residence & property of John
	Do	John Dixon do		Green Senr.

St Oswald's	St Oswald's	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	19 chains North	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Junr.do	of Silverhowe	residence & property of
	Do	John Dixon do		Miss Gibson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
St Oswald's	St Oswald's	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	19 chains North	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Junr.do	of Silverhowe	residence & property of
	Do	John Dixon do		Miss Gibson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rylands	Rylands	John Green Senr.Grasmere	35 chains N.	A neat dwelling house &
	Do	John Green Junr.do	E. of Silverhowe	the property John Green Junr.
	Do	John Dixon do		Grasmere

Dale Lodge	Dale Lodge	As above	36 chains N.	A neat dwelling house &
			E. of Silverhowe	the residence & property of
				Lady Farquhar

The Rectory	Rectory	As above	34 chains N.	A dwelling house& in the
			E. of Silverhowe	occupation of the Church
				Commissioners

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dale End	Dale End	Whites Directory	40 chains South	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	East of Silverhowe	property of Mr Sculloch
	Do	John Dixon do

St Oswald's Well	St Oswald's Well('\')site of/	Burns History of /Westmorland\	20 chains N. by E.	The site of
(site of)	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	of Silverhowe	An Ancient Well from
	Do	Revd Mr Jeffries /Grasmere\		which the Ph Church
				derived its name. It is
				now filled in

Kell Crag	Kell Crag	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	About 34 chains	Rocky eminances South
	Do	John Dixon do	N. of Silverhowe	of Score Crag Plantation
	Do	Township Plan & /Valuation roll\

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Wyke Gill	Wyke Gill	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	About 18 chains	A deep dell & Stream
	Do	Wm Green do	S.W. of Silverhowe	between Grasmere
	Do	John Dixon do		Common & The Wyke

Gell Cottage	Gell Cottage	Hobsons Co Map	8 Chains North	A cottage & gate house the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	of Silverhowe	property of Miss Edgar
				of Silver Howe

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rowantree Crag	Rowantree Crag	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	26 chains North	A precipit(''ate'')uous Crag in
	Do	John Dixon do	of Silverhowe	Rowantree Wood
	Do	Wm Scott do

Riddings	Riddings	as above	4 chains N.W. of	A wood of mixed
			Silverhowe	Forest & Fir trees the property
				of John Green Senr.

Lingy Crag Coppice	Lingy Crag Coppice	Valuation Roll & Plan	20 chains S. by	A small wood of mixed
	Do	John Green Senr.	E. of Silverhowe	trees the property of Mr
				Greenwood

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Silverhowe	Silver(''H'')howe	Sir J Richardson /Grasmere\	On the North West	A neat dwelling house &the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	Side of Grasmere	residence & property of
	Do	John Dixon do	Lake	Mifs Edgar

The Wyke	The Wyke	As above &	16 chains South	A dwelling house & the
		Hobsons Co Map	of Silverhowe	property of Mr Greenwood



Between Gates	Between Gates	As above	34 chains S. by	A dwelling house & the
			E. of Silverhowe	property of Mr Johnston

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Church Town	Church Town	Township Map	About 38 chains	A few houses on the north
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	N.E. of Silverhowe	west of the Parish Church
	Do	John Dixon do		of Grasmere & forming a
				portion of Grasmere village

Red Lion Hotel	Red Lion Hotel	Sign on House	40 Chains {N.E.]	A licensed Inn with
	Do	J Usher	of Silverhowe	accomodation for Tourists &
	Do	W Scott		it is the property & residence
	Red Lion Inn	Whites Directory		of Mr J Usher

Under Crag	Under Crag	George Brown	About 44 chains	A dwelling house & the property
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	{N.E.] of Silverhowe	of Messrs Nicholson & Vicars
	Do	John Dixon do		Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Undercrag Cottage	Undercrag Cottage	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	46 chains N.E.	A dwelling house the property
	Do	Wm Green do	of Silverhowe	of Messrs Nicholson & Vicars
	Do	John Dixon do		of Ambleside

Under Howe	Under Howe	As above	43 chains N.E.	A dwelling house the
			of Silverhowe	property of Messrs Nicholson
	Under how	Whites Directory		& Vicars of Ambleside

Allan Bank	Allan Bank	Whites Directory	40 chains N. by	A neat Mansion house
	Do	Sir Jno Richardson	E. of Silverhowe	the residence & property of
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\		Mr Dawson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Well Foot	Well Foot	Sir J Richardson /Grasmere\	14 chains N.E.	The north end of Grasmere
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	of Silverhowe	Lake at which there is a
	Do	John Dixon do		landing for pleasure boats

Rowantree Wood	Rowantree Wood	As above	About 25 chains	A wood of Forest & Rowan
			N. of Silverhowe	small trees the property of Captain
				Philips & miss Gibson

('' Score Crag	Score Crag Plantation	As above	About 39 Chains	A plantation of Fir trees
Plantation'>')			N. of Silverhowe	the property of Mr Dawson
Scorecrag
Plantation

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
The Wray	The Wray	Sir J Richardson /Grasmere\	About 18 chains	A dwelling house & the
	Do	John Green Senr. /Grasmere\	N. of Silverhowe	residence & property of
	Do	John Dixon do		Captain Philips
	Wray	Hobsons Co map

Kelbarrow	Kelbarrow	As above	13 chains North	A neat dwelling house &
			of Silverhowe	the property of John Green
				Senr. Grasmere

Riggs	Riggs	As above	About 16 chains	Two plantations of Fir
			N.W.of Silverhowe	small trees the property of John
				Green Senr.

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Robin Gill	Robin Gill	John Tyson Easedale	In the 4 S.W. corner	A stream flowing southward
	do	William Wilson do	of plan (25.4)	from Langdale Fell to
	do			Langdale Beck

	Sheep Crag		4	A craggy hill feature on
Lang Howe	Lang Howe	John Tyson	About 62 chains	the boundary between Langdale
	do	William Wilson	N. of Silverhowe	and Grasmere
	do	John Green

Brigstone Moss	Brigstone Moss	John Tyson	About 4 43 chains	A portion of low moor on the
	do	William Wilson	W. of Silverhowe	northwest side of Silver How
	do	John Green Grasmere

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Swinescar Pike	… Crag Swinescar Pike	John Tyson Easedale	About 4 85 chains	A rocky hill feature
	do	William Wilson do	W.by N. of Silverhowe	in Grasmere Common
	do	Isaac Usher Red Lion

Swinescar Hause	Brigstone Moss Swinescar Hause	John Tyson	About 4 90 chains	A small shallow dell
	do	William Wilson	W. by N. of Silverhowe	on the west side of
	do	Isaac Usher		Swinescar Pike

Silver Howe	Silver Howe	Hodgsons County Map	About 5 31 chains	An elevated moorland
	do	John Green	N. of Silverhowe	hill Grasmere Common
	do	William Wilson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Whorney Side	Whorney Side	Mr John Gillbanks /Middlefell Place Great Langdale\	Trace no 4 About 8 chs	A tract of moorland and
	do	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End Little Langdale\	E of Low Bleaberry	is a part of Langdale Fell
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Knott

Whorneyside Force	Whorneyside Force	As above	Trace no 4 About 38 chs	A considerable water\fall/ near
	do	do	NE of Low Bleaberry	the west end of Oxendale
	do	do	Knott

Isaac Gill	Isaac Gill	As above	Trace no 4 About 38 chs	A stream rises on Langdale
	do	do	SE of Low Bleaberry	Fell, and flows into Brown
	do	do	Knott	Gill

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
High Bleaberry	High Bleaberry Knott	Mr John Gillbanks /Middlefell Place Great Langdale\	Trace no 3 About 12 chs	A rugged rocky eminence
Knott	do	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End Little Langdale\	W of Low Bleaberry
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Knott

Low Bleaberry Knott	Low Bleaberry Knott	As above	Trace no 3 About 12 chs	A rugged rocky eminence
	do	do	E of High Bleaberry
	do	do	Knott

Crinkle Gill	Crinkle Gill	As above	Trace no 3 About 15 chs	A stream rises on Langdale
	do	do	SE of Low Bleaberry	Fell, near Crinkle Craggs
	do	do	Knott	and flows into Oxendale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Buscoe Sike	Buscoe Sike	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End Little Langdale\	Trace no 1 About 25 chs	A stream rises on Langdale
	do	Mr John Harrison Farmer /Busk Little Langdale\	N of Low Bleaberry	Fell near the Three Tarns
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Knott	and flows into Oxendale
	do	Mr John Gillbanks		and passes passing through Hell Gill
	do	Middlefell Place /Langdale\
Shelter Crags	Shelter Craggs	As above	Trace no 1 About 38 chs	Several rocky eminences or
	do	do	NW of Low Bleaberry	rough craggs extending from
	do Crags	do	Crag Knott	Gunson Knott to the Three
	do Craggs	do		Tarns or Tarns of Buscoe

Green Hole	Green Hole	As above	Trace no 1 About 17 chs	A tract of moorland and
	do	do	N of Low Bleaberry	is part of Langdale
	do	do	Knott	Fell
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Earing Crag	Earing Cragg	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale Head End\	Trace no 1 About 52 chs	A rocky precipice
	do	Mr John Harrison Farmer /Busk Little Langdale\	N of Low Bleaberry
	do Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett /Langdale\	Knott
	do Craggs	Mr John Gillbanks /Middlefell Place Great Langdale\
Three Tarns or	Three Tarns or }	As above
Tarns Buscoe	Tarns Buscoe }	do	Trace no 1 About 58 chs	Three small tarns on the
	do	do	NW of Low Bleaberry	boundary between the counties
	do	do	Knott	of Cumberland & Westmorland
	do

Buscoe	Buscoe	As above	Trace no 1 About 37 chs	A tract of moorland and is a
	do	do	N of Low Bleaberry	… part of Langdale Fell
	do	do	Knott
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Gunson Knott	Gunson Knott	Mr John Gillbanks /Middlefell Place Great Langdale\	Trace no 3 About 20	A rough rocky eminence
	do	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End Little Langdale\	chs W of Low	or cragg, on the boundary
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Bleaberry Knott	between the counties of
				Cumberland and Westmorland

Mickle Door	Mickle Door	As above	Trace 3 About 31 chs	An opening in Crinkle
	do	do	SW of Low Bleaberry	Craggs
	do	do	Knott

Crinkle Crags	Crinkle Craggs	As above	Trace no 3 About 25 chs	Two very rough rugged eminen-
	do	do	SW of Low Bleaberry	ces or craggs which is divided by
	do & Crags	do	Knott	an opening called Mickle Door

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
White Stones	Whites \Stones/	Mr John Gillbanks /Middlefell Place Great Langdale\	Trace no 2 About 50 chs	A rugged hill feature
	do	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End Little Langdale\	NE of Low Bleaberry
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Knott

Hell Gill	Hell Gill	As above	Trace no 2 About 23 chs	A deep rocky gill, through
	do	do	NE of Low Bleaberry	which flows Buscoe Sike
	do	do	Knott

Dry Gill	Dry Gill	As above	Trace no 2 About 31 chs	A stream rises near Whitestones
	do	do	NE of Low Bleaberry	and flows into Oxendale
	do	do	Knott

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
to be looked to when The Band	The Band	Mr John Grisdale	Trace 1 About 40 chs	The Band is a high
25.5 is read 25.5		Farmer - Stool End	W by N of Stool	ridge in Langdale Fell
	"	Mr John Gillbanks /Farmer Middlefell Place\	End
	"	Rev Stephen Birkett
		Incumbent of Langdale

See name sheets of	Langdale Fell	Rev Stephen Birkett	Trace 4, 6 About 40 chs	Langdale Fell is
25.2		Mr John Grisdale	SW of Stool End	an extensive district
		Mr John Gillbanks		containing several thousand
				acres of unenclosed moor
				the property of R L Watson
				Esq of Ecclerigg and others

Stool End	Stool End	Rev Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 10 Chains North	A Farmhouse in the
		Hodgson's map of Westmorland	from Oxendale	occupation of Mr John
		Mr John Grisdale /occupier\		Grisdale and the property of
				Richard Luther Watson Esq
				of Ecclerigg near Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Oxendale	Oxendale	Hodgson's map of Westmorland	Trace 3 About 40 chs	Oxendale is a small
	"	Rev Stephen Birkett	E by N of Stool	stream which runs from
		Incumbent of Langdale	End	near the meeting of Crinkle
	"	Mr John Grisdale /Farmer - Stool End\		Gill and Brown Gill to the
	Greendale	Greenwood's map of Westmorland		junction of Mickleden and
				Great Langdale Beck

Mickleden	Mickleden	Hodgson's map of Westmorland	Trace 2 About 10 chs	Mickleden is a stream
	"	Rev Stephen Birkett	N of Stool End	which rises from the junction
	"	Mr John Grisdale		of Rossett Gill & Stake Gill
	Mickleton Beck	Greenwood's map of Westmorland		to the meeting of Mi Oxen-
				dale and Great Langdale Beck

Middlefell Place	Middlefell Place	Rev Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 About 40 chs	Consists of two Farmhouses one in
	"	Greenwood's map of Westmorland	E by N of Stool	the occupation of the owner Mr John
	"	White's Directory	End	Gillbanks & the other in that
	"	Mr John Gillbanks /occupier & owner\		of Mr Joseph Postlethwaite and
	Milford Place	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland		the property of R L Watson
				Esq of Ecclerigg near Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Skull Gill	Skull Gill	Rev Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 About 30 chs	Skull Gill is a
		Incumbent of Langdale	S. of Stool End	small stream which
	"	Mr John Grisdale		rises near Kettle Cragg
		Farmer Stool End		and flows into Oxendale
	"	Mr John Gillbanks
		Farmer Middlefell Place

Kettle Crag	Kettle Cragg	Mr John Grisdale	Trace 5 About 35 chs	Kettle Crag is a rocky
	"	Mr John Gillbanks	S. of Stool End	precipice several hundred
	Kettle Crag	Rev Stephen Birkett		feet high, adjoining
	"	Mr John Milligan		Skull Gill
		Farmer — Wall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
to be looked to when Brown Gill	Brown Gill	Mr John Gillbank	Trace 4 About 70 chs	Brown Gill is a small
the traces of 25-to-5 & 25.10 on 25"10		Farmer Middlefell Place	S.EW. of Stool End	stream which flows from
are received	"	Mr John Grisdale		Red Tarn to Oxendale
		Farmer Stool End
	"	Rev Stephen Birkett
		Incumbent of Langdale

Brown Howe	Brown Howe	Mr John Grisdale	trace 4 As above	Brown Howe is a rocky
	Brown How	Rev Stephen Birkett		hill on Langdale Fell
	"	Mr John Gillbank		adjoining Brown Gill

Ma	Green Mane	Mr John Grisdale	Trace 5 About 37 chs
Green Mane	"	Mr John Gillbank	S. of Stool End
	Green Main	Rev Stephen Birkett		A hill in Langdale Fell
				adjoining Skull Gill

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Wall End	Wall End	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes	Trace 3About 31 chs	Wall End is a farmhouse
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	E. of Stool End	in the occupation of Mr
	"	Greenwood's map of Westmorland		John Milligan and the
	"	Rev Stephen Birkett		property of Mr Stephen Nicholson
	"	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		of Bootle

Redacre Gill	Redacre Gill	Mr John Grisdale	Trace 3 & 6 About 20 chs	Redacre Gill is a small
		Farmer - Stool End	E. of Stool End	stream which rises in Langdale
		Mr John Gillbanks		Fell between Bleak Rigg and
		Farmer - Middlefell Place		Kettle Cragg and ends near
				Wall End

Markeens	Markeens	Mr John Grisdale	Trace 4 About 55 chs	This name is applied
		Mr John Gillbanks	S.W. of Stool End	to a craggy brow adjoining
		Mr John Milligan		Brown Gill and Oxendale
		Farmer - Wall End

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Spout Crag	Spout Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 625 Chains East	A rocky edge or scar extending
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from "Lingmoor	north and south through the fir
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak Howe	Tarn	wood of the same name

Spoutcrag Wood	Spout Crag Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 625 Chains East	A wood of fir trees Property of
		Thomas Thompson	from "Lingmoor	Benson Harrison Esq Ambleside
		Robert Greenup	Tarn"

Hag Wood	Hag Wood	As above	40 Chains East	A wood of forest trees with
			from Lingmoor	a few firs interspersed: it
			Tarn	forms a portion of
				Baysbrown wood

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
	Rakerigg	Revd Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 4	Fir plantation on the side
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite		of Blea Tarn — Property of
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak Howe		Richard Luther Watson Esq
				Ecclerigg near Ambleside

Lingmoor Tarn	Lingmoor Tarn	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 A short distance S.	A small tarn or lake on the
		Thomas Thompson	of the Centre of plan	top of Lingmoor Fell
		Robert Greenup	(25"7 )

See name sheets of	Brown Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5	A hill feature on the top of
25"11		Thomas Thompson		Lingmoor Fell
		Robert Greenup

Lingmoor Fell	Lingmoor Fell	As above	Immediatley West	A large portion of rough
			from "Spoutcrag	rocky ground in the township
			Wood"	of Langdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rossett Bridge	Rossett Bridge	Revd Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 1About 70 Chains	A township bridge of one arch
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	N.W. from "Lingmoor	over Great Langdale Beck
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak Howe	Tarn"	near MiddleFell Place

Side House	Side House	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 156 Chains N.W	Farm house in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	from "Lingmoor	of Thomas Milligan and property
		Robert Greenup	Tarn"	of John Milligan Wall End
				Great Langdale

Side Pike	Side Pike	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 142 Chains W. by N	A remarkable and high rocky
		Thomas Thompson	from "Lingmoor	pike or hill found on the east
		Robert Greenup	Tarn"	side of a rock precipice

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Oakhowe Crag	Oakhowe Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett Langdale	Trace 220 Chains N.E.	A bold rocky precipice in the
		Thos Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	from "Lingmoor Tarn"	north east side of Lingmoor Fell
		Robt Greenup Farmer Oak Howe

Oak Howe	Oak Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 348 Chains N.E.	Farm house in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	from "Lingmoor Tarn"	of Robert Greenup and property
		Robert Greenup		of Benson Harrison Esq Ambleside

Bleatarn House	Bleatarn House	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace (…)36 Chains S.E.	Farm house in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	from "Lingmoor"	of John Grigg and property of
		Robert Greenup	Tarn"	Richard Luther Watson Ecclerigg
				near Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name sheets of	Hammer Scar	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 3About 80 chs	A rocky scars and hill feature in
26"5		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	E. of Chapel Stile	rough fell ground on the east side
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		of the stream dividing the townships
				of Langdale Rydale

Nicholas Coppice	Nicholas Coppice	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 3About 70 chs	A close coppice wood — property
		Thomas Thompson	NE. of Chapel	of E. J. Scollick near Ulverston
		Robert Greenup	Stile

New Bridge	New Bridge	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 4About 20 chs	An occupation bridge of one arch
		Thomas Thompson	SW. of Chapel	over Great Langdale Beck near
		Robert Greenup	Stile	Thrang —

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
P. H.	White Lion Inn	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 1In Chapel Stile	Public house in the occupation of
not room enough		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite		Edward Tyson Chapel Stile and
to write the name in full		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		property of the Revd Stephen Birkett
				for the time being —

The Parsonage	The Parsonage	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 As above	A neat house close to the church
		Thomas Thompson		in Chapel Stile and \the/residence and
		Robert Greenup		property of the Revd Stephen Birkett
				for the time being

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Kidshole Wood	Kidshole Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 4About 21 chs	Mixed wood property of Benson
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	SW. of Chapel	Harrison Esq. Green Bank Ambleside
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile —

Thrang	Thrang	Isaac Bird, owner, Great Langdale	Trace 4About 13 chs	Farm house Beer house and a cottage
	Throng	Revd Stephen Birkett	SW. of Chapel	in the occupation of John Tyson &
	Thrang	Thomas Thompson	Stile	Property of Isaac Bird Chapel
	do	Robert Greenup		Stile Langdale

Bridgehowe School	Bridgehowe School	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 4About 8 chs S. of	A school house for the education of
(Endowed)		Thomas Thompson	Chapel Stile	Boys & Girls It is an endowed school
		Robert Greenup		and situated on the south side of
				Chapel Stile on a piece of rocky
				land known as Bridge How\e/ from
				which it takes its name

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Baysbrown Pool	Baysbrown Pool	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 4About 2335 chs	A stream commencing on the south
		Thos Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	S.W. of Chapel Stile	side of Hawk How and flowing in
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		an easterly course to Great Langdale
				Beck near Thrang —

Baysbrown	Baysbrown	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 4About 40 chs	Farm house in the occupation of
		Thos Thompson	SW. of Chapel	Wilson Hartley and property of
		Robert Greenup	Stile	Benson Harrison Esq. Green Bank
				Ambleside —

Baysbrown	Baysbrown Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 4About 40 chs	An extensive coppice wood with
Wood		Thomas Thompson	S. of Chapel Stile	a few scattered firs in some parts of it
		Robert Greenup		Property of Benson Harrison Esq.
				Green Bank Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Walthwaite Wood	Walthwaite Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 5About 40 chs	A large tract of Rough Pasture Common
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	E by S. of Chapel	to the township on the south side
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile	of the village of Elterwater

Lord's Quarry	Lord's Quarry	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5About 36 chs	Blue slate stone quarry in Steps End
		Thomas Thompson	S by E. of Chapel	Coppice Property of Mr John Robinson
		Robert Greenup	Stile	Elterwater Hall

Cross Gates	Cross Gates	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5About 43 chs	The meeting of old lanes and footpath
		Thomas Thompson	S. of Chapel Stile	in Baysbrown Wood —
		Robert Greenup

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Ashleygarth Crag	Ashleygarth Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 6About 43 chs	A rocky crag in Langdale Fell
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	E. of Chapel Stile	near to Elterwater village —
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How

White Howe	White Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 6About 50 chs	A small rocky eminence in the
		Thomas Thompson	E. by S. of Chapel	Common called Walthwaite Wood
		Robert Greenup	Stile —

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Sheep Crag	Sheep Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 1About 27 chs	A portion of a lofty range of rocky
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	N by W. of Chapel	crags on the west side of Silver Howe
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak Howe	Stile —	on Langdale Fell

Thrang Gill	Thrang Gill	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1About 20 chs	A stream rising on the west side
		Thomas Thompson	N. of Chapel	of Silver Howe on Langdale Fell
		Robert Greenup	Stile —	and flowing in \a/ southerly course to
				the east side of Thrang Quarry where
				it enters —

Chapel Stile	Chapel Stile	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1Near the centre	A small village in Great Langdale
		Thomas Thompson	of this plan —	where the church stands consisting of
		Robert Greenup		The Parsonage a Public house and cottages

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Trinity Church	Trinity Church	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 1Near the centre	A neat commodious Church with
(Per Curacy)	(Perpetual Curacy)	Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	of this Plan	a square tower and Clock and
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		situated at the hamlet called "Chapel
				Stile" in Langdale

	Silver Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2	A loft range of rocky hill or fell
		Thomas Thompson		Partly in Langdale and Grasmere
		Robert Greenup		Fells —

Megs Gill	Meg's Gill	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 About 30 chs	A stream rising on Silver How in
		Thomas Thompson	N by E. of Chapel	Langdale Fell and flowing in in a
		Robert Greenup	Stile	southerly course through a deep valley
				to Walthwate — where the name
				terminates —

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Raven Crag	Raven Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 2 About 26 chs	Steep faces of rocks on the north
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	N.E. of Chapel	east side of Walthwaite on
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile —	Langdale Fell

Walthwaite	Walthwaite	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 About 12 chs	A small hamlet of one farm house
		Thomas Thompson	E. of Chapel Stile	and several cottages on the east
		Robert Greenup		side of Chapel Stile in Great
				Langdale

Dow Crag	Dow Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 2 About 45 chs	Rocky crag on the ridge called
		Thomas Thompson	E. of Chapel Stile	Dow Bank in Langdale Fell and
		Robert Greenup		partly in Grasmere Fell Common

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dow Bank	Dow Bank	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 3 About 45 chs	A lofty ridge of rocky surface
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	N.E. of Chapel	where the boundary between the
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile —	townships of Grasmere and Langdale
				run on the fell —

Hunting Sty	Hunting Sty	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 3 About 70 chs	Bridle road and Foot path leading
		Thomas Thompson	E. of Chapel Stile	from the township road through Walthwaite
		Robert Greenup		Wood across the fells towards Grasmere

Huntingsty Crag	Hunting Sty Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	As above	A bold face of rocks on Langdale
		Thomas Thompson		Fell with the Bridle Road and Footpath
		Robert Greenup		called Hunting Sty leading along
				its base

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
to be looked to See name sheets of	Langdale Fell	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel stile	Trace 1 North of Chapel	High ranges of rocky hills containing
again 25"2		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	Stile —	Langdale Pikes and other remarkable
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		features — and common to the township

Harry Place	Harry Place	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 About 40 chs	Two farm houses in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	N.W. of Chapel Stile	of Mr John Browne and others and
		Robert Greenup		property of E. J. Scollick near
				Ulverstone —

Copt Howe	Copt Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 About 27 chs	A small but remarkable round
		Thomas Thompson	N.W. of Chapel Stile	hill formed of rock on the west
		Robert Greenup		side of Copt How Gill in Lang-
				dale Fell

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Copthowe Gill	Copt Howe Gill	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel stile	Trace 1 About 25 chs	A stream rising on Langdale Fell
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	NW. of Chapel	on the west side of Silver Howe
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile	and flowing in a southerly course
				to Great Langdale Beck

Thrang Crag	Throng Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 About 12 chs	A rocky hill on the north side of
	Thrang Crag	Thomas Thompson	NW. of Chapel	Thrang Quarry on Langdale Fell
	do do	Robert Greenup	Stile
	do do	Isaac Bird Langdale

Thrang Quarry	Throng Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 1 About 10 chs	An extensively worked quarry of
	Thrang Quarry	Thomas Thompson	W. of Chapel	blue slate stone on the west side
	do do	Robert Greenup	Stile	of Chapel Stile in Langdale fell
	do do	Isaac Bird

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Powder Mills	Powder Mills	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 5 About 40 chs	An extensive powder works \Mill & outbuildings/ enclosed
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite	S.E. of Chapel	in a wood on the north side of Great
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile —	Langdale Beck at the village of Elterwater
				Property of John Robinson & Co —

Elterwater	Elterwater	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 About 45 chs	A village consitsting of cottage houses
		Thomas Thompson	S.E. of Chapel	with a few farm houses Elterwater
		Robert Greenup	Stile	Hall and a Beer house

Elterwater Bridge	Elterwater Bridge	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 As above	A county bridge of one arch over
	(County)	Thomas Thompson		Great Langdale Beck at the
		Robert Greenup		village of Elterwater

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Great Langdale	Great Langdale Beck	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 5About 20 chs	A large beck commencing from \considerable stream formed by the junction of/ several small
Beck		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Wallthwaite	S. of Chapel Stile	streams \ones/ at Langdale Pike Lingmoor
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How		Fell ter? and flowing in an easterly
				course to Elterwater

Stepsend Coppice	Steps End \Stepsend/ Coppice	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 About 29 chs.	Wood of fir and forest trees-
		Thomas Thompson	S by E of Chapel	Property of Mr John Robinson
		Robert Greenup	Stile	Elterwater Hall

Yew Crags	Yew Crags	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 5 About 40 chs.	Close coppice wood with fir in the
		Thomas Thompson	S. of Chapel Stile	north and south west sides of it
		Robert Greenup		Property William Jackson

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Low Wood	Low Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	Trace 4 About 80 chs	A coppice wood Property E.B.W.
		Thomas Thompson Yeoman Wallthwaite	E by S. of Chapel	Balme Esq High Close Loughrigg
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Stile

Cowdubs Wood	Cowdubs Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	Trace 6 About 80 chs	Coppice Wood with some scattered
		Thomas Thompson	SW. of Chapel	firs Property of E.B.W. Balme Esq
		Robert Greenup	Stile	High Close Loughrigg

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Cold Pike	Cold Pike	Hodgson's co Map	On the East	Cold Pike is a high
	"	Revd S Birkett	margin of plan	rocky hill on the
		Incumbt of Langdale	(25"9)	Boundary between West-
	"	Mr John Gillbanks /Farmer – Middlefell Place\		morland and Cumberland

Great Knott	Great Knott	Revd S Birkett	37 Chains N	Great Knott is a
	"	Mr J Gillbanks	from Cold Pike	steep rocky hill
	"	Mr G. Thompson		adjoining the County
		Farmer - Millbeck		Boundary

Great Cove	Great Cove	Mr J Gillbanks	80 Chains N.W	Great Cove is a deep
	"	Mr G Thompson	from "Cold Pike"	rocky hollow at the
	"	Mr J Posselthwaite		foot of Flesk
		Farmer – Middle-
		fell Place

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Flesk	Flesk	Mr J Gillbanks	Immediately	Flesk is a high
		Farmer – Middle-	W. of "Great Cove".	rocky hill overhang-
		fell Place		ing Great Cove
		Mr J Posselthwaite
		Farmer – Middlefell Place
		Mr G Thompson
		Farmer – Millbeck

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Wrynose	Wrynose	Mr James Dixon /Dale End Little Langdale\	Trace No 4Near the junction	A rugged hill feature
do	(on 25-14)	Mr John Harrison /Busk Little Langdale\	of the Counties of	adjoining the tCounties of
do		Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Y Lancaster	Cumberland & Westmorland
do			Cumberland &
			Westmorland

Miller Stands	Miller Stands	Mr James Dixon	About 40 chains	A hill feature in the South
		Mr John Harrison	E. by S. of Long	part of "Langdale Fell".
		Revd Stephen Birkett	Crag

	Plan 25 - 14
Three Shire Stone	Three Shire Stone			A large stone at the junction
or	or	As above	A the source of	of the three Counties of
Threefoot Brandreth	Threefoot /Brandreth\		the River Brathay	Lancaster, Cumberland &
				Westmorland.

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Pike of Blisco	Pike of Blisco	Mr G Thompson /Farmer – Millbeck\	About 44 chains	Pike of Blisco is
	Do	Mr J Gillbanks /Farmer, Middlefell Place\	N.W. of Long	a high rocky hill
	Pike of Bliscow	Otley's Guide	Crag	adjoining the County
	"	Rev S. Birkett		Boundary and overlook-
		Incumbt of Langdale		ing Great Langdale
	Pike of Blisca	Mr J. Posselthwaite /Farmer - Middlefell Place\
	Pike of Blease	Hodgson's co Map
	Pike \ Do or / o' Bliscow}	Wordsworth's Guide
		to the Lakes

Red Tarn	Red Tarn	Hodgson's co Map	About 60 chains	Red Tarn is a small
	"	Revd S. Birkett	W. of Long Crag	Sheet of water adjoining
	"	Mr John Gillbanks		the County Boundary and
				at the foot of Cold Pike

Black Wars	Black Wars	Mr John Gillbanks	About 60 chains	Black Wars a precipi
	"	Mr J Posselthwaite	N.W. of Long	-tous Cliff on the side of
	"	Mr G Thompson	Crag	the Pike of Blisco

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Widdy Gill	Widdy Gill	Mr James Dixon /Dale End Little Langdale\	About 20 chs	A stream rises near the
do	"	Mr John Harrison /Busk Little Langdale\	S.E. of "Wrynose"	three shire stone and and
do	"	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\		flows to its junction with
				with Wrynose Gill and Little Lang-
				dale Beck and is the boundary
				between the Counties of Westmorland
				and Lancashire

Widdygill Foot	Widdygill Foot	As above	45 Chains East	The junction of the streams
do		Do	from Wrynose"
do		Do

Long Turn	Long Turn	As above	About 37 Chains	A turn like the letter S on
do		do	S. by E. of Long	the road from Elterwater
do		do	Crag	to Eskdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Great Horse Cragg	Great Horse	Mr Jas Dixon /Dale End Little Langdale\	Trace no 4About 30 chains	A rugged rocky eminence
do	Crag	Mr John Harrison /Busk Little Langdale\	S.E. of Long	on brow of hill
do Crag		Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Crag

Wrynose Gill	Wrynose Gill	As above	Trace No 4 About 25 ch.	A stream rises on Langdale Fell
do		do	S.E. of Long Crag	near Long Cragg and flows
do		do		to its junction with Little Langdale
				Beck and Widdy Gill

Wrynose Bridge /(County)\	Wrynose	As above	Trace No 4 About 32 chains	A stone bridge of one arch
do	Bridge	do	S.E. of Long Crag	across Wrynose Gill on the
do		do		road from Elter Water to
				Eskdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Long Cragg	Long Crag	Mr James Dixon /Dale End, Little Langdale\	Trace No 4 About 20 ch	A low rugged rocky
do		Mr John Harrison /Busk Little Langdale\	S.W. of Bleaberry	eminence
do Crag		Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Knott & near
			the Centre of plan
			(25"10)

Green Cragg	Green Crag	As above	Trace No 4 About 25 chains	A rugged rocky eminence
do		do	S. by W. of Long
Green Crag		do	Crag

Little Horse Cragg	Little Horse	As above	Trace No 4 20 chains S.E.	A rugged rocky eminence
do	Crag	do	of Long Crag	or brow of hill
do Crag		do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Blakerigg	Blake Rigg	Mr James Dixon /Dale End Little Langdale\	TraceNo 3About 28 chains	A rugged hill feature
do	"	Mr John Harrison /Busk Little Langdale\	N.E. of Long
do	"	Revd Stephen Birkett /Great Langdale\	Crag

Bleaberry Knott	Bleaberry	As above	Trace No 3 20 Chains	A rocky rugged hill feature
do	Knott	do	N.E. of Long Crag
do		do

Black Cragg	Black Crag	As above	Trace No 4 About 28 Chains	A rugged rocky eminence
do		do	W. by S. of Long	on the boundary between the
do Crag		do	Crag	counties of Cumberland
				and Westmorland

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rakerigg	Rakerigg	Mr James Dixon /Dale End\	In the N.W. Corner	A large fir plantation with
		Mr John Harrison /Busk\	of plan (25"11)	a few scttered pieces of
		Revd Stephen Birkett /Busk\		rough pasture intermixed: it
				is the property of R. L. Watson
				Esqr Ecclerigg Ambleside

Brown Howe	Brown Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	Near the rt.	A hill feature on the top of
		Mr Thomas Thompson	margin of plan	Lingmoor Fell
		Mr Robert Greenup	(25"11)

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Little Langdale Tarn	Little Langdale Tarn	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 6 About 41 chs	A considerable lake, the south
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	SE of Old Scales	side of which forms the boundary
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\		between the Counties of
	do	Hodgson's co. Map		Lancaster and Westmorland

Slater Bridge	Slater Bridge	As above	Trace No 6 About 67 chs	A stone foot bridge across
	do	do	SE of Old Scales	Little Langdale Beck
	do	do

Bield Crag	Bield Crag	As above	On the East margin	Several rocky ledges on the
			of plan (25"11)	S.W. side of "Lingmoor Fell".

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name sheets of	Miller Stands	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 4 About 61 chs	A hill feature
plan 25"10	do	Mr John Harrison Busk	W of Old Scales
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Hollin Slack	Hollin Slack	As above	Trace No 4 About 56 chs	A small slack or Gill
	do	do	SW of Old Scales
	do	do

Hollin Crag	Hollin Cragg	As above	Trace No 4	A small rocky eminence
	do	do
	Hollin Crag	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
New Intake Gill	New Intake Gill	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 3 About 35 chs	A deep Gill
	do	Mr John Harrison, Busk /Little Langdale\	E of Old Scales
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Raven Nest	Raven Nest	As above	Trace No 3 About 32 chs	A small rocky scar
	do	do	E of Old Scales
	do	do

Five O'Clock Thorn	Five O'Clock Thorn	As above	Trace No 3 About 38 chs	A white Thorn Bush
	do	do	E of Old Scales
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Gill Grains	Gill Grains	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 5 About 16 chs	The Junction of two Streams
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	ESE of Old Scales
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Castle Howe	Castle Howe	As above	Trace No 5 About 34 chs	A rough rocky Crag
	do	do	SW of Old Scales
	Castle How	Revd. Stephen Birkett

Fell Foot	Fell Foot	As above	Trace No 5 About 35 chs	A farm house tenanted by
	do	do	S of Old Scales	Mr Joseph Tyson the property
	do	do		of the Revd Fletcher
				Fleming, Rydal Lodge
				Rydale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Pedder Stone	Pedder Stone	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 4 About 67 chs	A large Stone, on the South
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	SW of Old Scales	Side of the road from Elter
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\		Water to Eskdale, on which
				Pedlars heretofore used to
				rest themselves &c

Sty Rigg	Sty Rigg	As above	Trace No 4 About 45 chs	A hill feature
	do	do	SW of Old Scales
	do	do

Blea Moss	Blea Moss	As above	Trace No 4 About 26 chs	A tract of wet low Moorland
	do	do	SW of Old Scales
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Gillgrains Crag	Gillgrains Cragg	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End Langdale\	Trace No 2 About 9 chs	A rocky eminence
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	E of Old Scales
	Gillgrains Crag	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Lingmoor Quarry	Lingmoor Quarry	As above	Trace No 3 About 40 chs	An old Slate Quarry
	do	do	NE of Old Scales
	do	do

Busk Pike	Busk Pike	As above	Trace No 3> About 23 chs	A considerable hill feature
	do	do	E of Old Scales
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Mart Crag	Mart Cragg	Mr James Dixon Yeoman /Dale End Langdale\	Trace No 2 About 10 chs	A rocky eminence
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	N of Old Scales
	Mart Crag	Revd. Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Old Scales	Old Scales	As above	Trace No 2 About 10 chs	A hill feature
	do	do	S of Mart Crag
	do	do	& in the centre of
			plan 25"11

Busk Gill	Busk Gill	do	Trace No 2 One chain E	A stream rises on Lingmoor
	do	do	of Old Scales	Fell and flows into Little
	do	do		Langdale Beck the River
				Brathay

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Busk Coppice	Busk Coppice	Mr Jas Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 6 About 39 chs	A coppice wood mixed
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk	SE of Old Scales	with some fir, the property
	do	Revd. Stephen Birkett		of the Revd Fletcher
				Fleming, Rydal Lodge
				Rydal

Bield	Bield	As above	Trace No 6 About 50 chs	A farm house occupied
	do	do	ESE of Old Scales	by Mr John Lishman, the
	do	do		property of John Dixon
		Whites Directory P. 620		Dale End Little Langdale
				and others.

Bield Coppice	Bield Coppice	As above	Trace No 6 About 41 chs	A coppice wood with a
	do	do	ESE of Old Scales	few fir trees, the property
	do	do		of Mr James Dixon, Dale End
				and others.

Poundfell Howe	Poundfell Howe Bridge /(County)\	Mr Jas Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 5 About 31 chs	A stone bridge of one arch

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Poundfell Howe	Poundfell Howe Bridge /(County)\	Mr Jas Dixon Yeoman /Dale End\	Trace No 5 About 31 chs	A stone bridge of one arch

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Tarnclose Crag	Tarn Close \Tarnclose/ Cragg	Mr James Dixon yeoman /Dale End\	About 40 Chs Trace No 1	A rough rocky crag
	do	Mr John Harrison Busk / Little Langdale\	NW of Old Scales
	Tarn Close Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett /Langdale\

Long Rigg	Long Rigg	As above	About 31 Chs Trace No 2	A rugged hill feature or
	do	do	NE of Old Scales	brow of hill
	do	do

Birk Knott	Birk Knott	As above	About 16 Chs Trace No 2	A very rugged hill feature
	do	do	NW of Old Scales
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Bleatarn \JMcL/	Blea Tarn	Mr James Dixon Dale End /Little Langdale\	About 42 Chs Trace No 1	A small Lake
Blea Tarn	do	Mr John Harrison Busk /Little Langdale\	NW of Old Scales
	do	Revd Stephen Birkett
		Langdale
	do	Hodgson's Co Map

Bleamoss Beck	Bleamoss Beck	As above	About 24 Chs Trace No 1	Flows from Blea Tarn
	do	do	W of Old Scales	to Little Langdale Beck \the River Brathay/
	do	do

Side Gates	Side Gates	As above	About 17 Chs Trace No 1	Forms part of the road from
	do	As above	W of Old Scales	Elter Water to Bleatarn
	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Elterwater Hall	Elterwater Hall	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 45 Chains Trace 2	A large and commodious house
		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	NE of High	the residence and property of Mr
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	John Robinson Manager partner
				of Elterwater Powder Mills

Birch Hill	Birch Hill	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 42 Chs Trace 2	A neat house the residence
		Thomas Thompson	N of High Hacket	and property of Mr Mason
		Robert Greenup		Robinson

Owletnest Quarry	Owletnest Quarry	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Chs Trace 2	A blue slate quarry Property
		Thomas Thompson	N of High Hacket	of Mr John Robinson Elterwater
		Robert Greenup		Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dale End	Dale End	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 39 Chs Trace 1	Farm house in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	N by W of High	James Dixon and property of the
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	Revd Fletcher Fleming Rydal

Howebanks Wood	Howe Banks Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Chs Trace 1	Woods of forest and fir trees with
		Thomas Thompson	NW of High	Coppice wood Property of Benson
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	Harrison Esq Green Bank Ambleside

Carr Howes	Carr Howes	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 30 Chs Trace 3	A tract of rough rocky pasture with
		Thomas Thompson	NE of High	brushwood and forest trees property
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	of the Revd. F. Fleming Rydal and
				others

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Brow	Brow	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 50 Chs Trace 4	Farm house in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	W of High	James Dixon and property of the
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	Revd F. Fleming Rydal

Smithy Houses	Smithy Houses Houses	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Chs Trace 4	Beerhouse and cottages the property
		Thomas Thompson	W of High Hackt	of the occupier John Forsyth
		Robert Greenup

Wilson's Place	Wilson's Place	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 24 Chs Trace 4	Farm house and cottages in the
		Thomas Thompson	W of High Hackt	occupation of Jonathan Birkett
		Robert Greenup		and others and property of Ms Green
				holme Greenbone Penrith

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Elter Water	Elterwater	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 40 Ch Trace 2 & 3	A tarn or small lake where Little
		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	NE of High	Langdale Beck and Great Langdale
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	Beck empties themselves into - near
				the village of the same name

Fletcher's Wood	Fletcher's Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 14 Chs Trace 2	A large wood of close coppice
		Thomas Thompson	N of High Hacket	Property of the Revd. F. Fleming
		Robert Greenup		Rydal

Sawrey's Wood	Sawrey's Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Ch 2	Close coppice wood sometimes
		Thomas Thompson	N of High Hacket	Called Scotts Wood from some large
		Robert Greenup		Scott firs that grows in it: Property
				of Benson Harrison Esq. Green
				Bank Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Stang End	Stang End Bridge	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 33 Chs Trace 4	A wooden Foot bridge over Little \the/
Bridge		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	SW of High	Langdale Beck \River Brathay/ south west of Ivy
		Robert Greenup Oak How	Hacket	How

Ivy Howe Thos Birkett	Ivy Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 23 Chs Trace 4	A farm house in the occupation
& Mr John Carter		Thomas Thompson	SW of High	Thomas Birkett and property of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	Mr John Carter Rydal

Langdale Pool	Langdale Pool	As above	About 23 ch. S	A name applying to a short
			Trace 4 of High Hacket	piece of the River Brathay

Colwith Pool	Colwith Pool	As above	About 45 Chs	Do
			SE of High
			Hacket

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
High Birk Howe	High Birk Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 50 Chs Trace 4	Farm house in the occupation of the
		Thomas Thompson	WSW of High Hackt	owner Joseph Youdell-
		Robert Greenup

Low Birk Howe	Low Birk Howe	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 45 Chs Trace 4	Farm house in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson	WSW of High	John Hodgson and property of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	Mrs Ann Rollinshaw Chapel Stile
				Langdale

Birk Houses	Birk Houses	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 45 Chs Trace 4	Cottage houses in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	SW of High Hacket	of John Hodgson and property
		Robert Greenup		of Mr John Carter Rydal
Forge Steps	Forge Steps	As above	25 Chains S. by W	Stepping stones across
			from "High Hacket"	the River Brathay

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Forge	Forge	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 23 Chs Trace 5	A farm house in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	S of High Hacket	of the owner William Fleming
		Robert Greenup

Forge Cottage	Forge Cottage	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 19 Chs Trace 5	A cottage house in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	S of High Hacket	of the owner William Fleming
		Robert Greenup

High Hacket	High Hacket	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 6 Chs Trace 5	Farmhouse in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	N of Low Hacket	of Joseph Pepper and property
		Robert Greenup		of John Carter Rydal

The Nab	The Nab	As above	62 Chains N.E. from	A narrow neck of land
			"High Hacket".	in the County of Lancaster
				being surrounded on three
				sides by Elter Water

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Benson Close	Benson Close	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 16 Chs Trace 5	Coppice wood the property of
		Mr John Robinson Elterwater Hall	SE of High Hacket	the Revd Stephen Birkett
		Thos Thompson yeoman Walthwaite		Chapel Stile for the time being

Forge Wood	Forge Wood	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 21 Chs Trace 5	Coppice Wood in the occupation
		Thomas Thompson	SSE of High	of the owner Wm Fleming
		Robert Greenup	Hacket.

Colwith Force	Colwith Force	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 29 Chs Trace 5	A large or high waterfall in
(Waterfall)		Thomas Thompson	SE of High	Little Langdale Beck \the River Brathay/ West of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	Colwith Bridge

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Low Hacket	Low Hacket	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 6 Chs Trace 5	Farmhouse in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson Walthwaite	S of High Hacket	Henry Barrow and property of
		Robert Greenup Oak How		the Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel
				Stile for the time being

High Colwith	High Colwith	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 38 Chs Trace 6	Farm house in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson	SE of High	George Hodgson and property of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	the Revd Stephen Birkett fot the
				time being

Low Colwith	Low Colwith	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 39 Chs Trace 6	Farmhouse in the occupation of
		Thomas Thompson	SE of High	Edward Shepherd and \the/ property of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	the livings of Crossthwaite Chapel
				and Ings Chapel

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Colwith Bridge	Colwith Bridge	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 40 Chs Trace 6	A county bridge of one arch over
		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	SE of High	Little Langdale Beck the
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	River Brathay

Colwith Pasture	Colwith Pasture	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 24 Chs Trace 6	Two large fields of Brushwood
		Thomas Thompson	SE. of High Hackt	scattered forest trees and Rough
		Robert Greenup		rocky pasture property of
				the Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel
				Stile
River Brathay	Little Langdale Beck \River Brathay JMcL/	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 24 Chs Trace 6 w	A river having its source at
		Thomas Thompson	S of High Hacket	Wrynose and is the boundary
		Robert Greenup		of the counties of Westmorland
				and Lancashire to where it
				empties itself into Elterwater

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name sheets of B J & W looked at this when	Lingmoor Fell	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 60 Chs Trace 1	A lofty range of rocky mountain
plan 25.1 25.11 traces are recd		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	NW of High	Property of Benson Harrison Esq
25.11 traces arerecd> plan 25.1		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	Green Bank Ambleside and others

On plan 25.11 -Do. -	Bield Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 60 Chs Trace 1	Steep face of rocky scars on
		Thomas Thompson	NW of High Hack	the west side of Lingmoor Fell
		Robert Greenup

Howe Banks	Howe Banks	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 38 Chs Trace 1	Rocky pasture banks on the east
		Thomas Thompson	NNW of High	side of Dale End Crag Property
		Robert Greenup	Hacket Banks	of Benson Harrison Esq. Green
				Bank Ambleside

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Banks to be worked when	Banks	Revd Stephen Birkett Chapel Stile	About 66 Chs Trace 1	A tract of rough pasture and rocks
25.11 Traces are recd (on 25.11)		Thomas Thompson yeoman Walthwaite	NW of High	on the north east side of Lingmoor
		Robert Greenup Farmer Oak How	Hacket	Fell Property of Benson Harrison Esq
				Green Bank Ambleside
Dale End Quarry	Dale End Quarry	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 60 Chs Trace 1	A large quarry of blue slate stone
		Thomas Thompson	NW of High	worked at present and property of
		Robert Greenup	Hacket	Benson Harrison Green Bank Ambleside

Dale End Crag	Dale End Crag	Revd Stephen Birkett	About 40 Chs Trace 1	A high face of rocky precipitous feature
		Thomas Thompson	NW of High	along the east end of Lingmoor Fell
		Robert Greenup	Hacket

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dunney Beck	Dunney Beck	Mr John Green. Grasmere	About 12 Chs Traces 2 & 5	Dunney Beck is a small
		Agent of Lady Le Fleming Rydal Hall	E of Chapel	Stream which rises near Grey
		Estate Plan made in 1853	Green	Cragg on Grasmere Common
		Mr Levi Hodgson		and flows into the River Rothay
		Builder Howe Top - Grasmere		near its junction with Rydal
				Water

High Wood	High Wood	Mr John Green	About 40 Chs Trace 6	Is a small wood of Forest
	,,	Estate Plan made in 1853	SE of Chapel	Trees at the foot of Knab Scar
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	the property of Lady Le Flem-
				ing of Rydal Hall
Grasmere Common to be looked to	Grasmere Common	Mr John Green	Trace 2-3-5-& 6	Grasmere Common is an
again	,,	Plan belonging to Lady Le Fleming	About 32 Chs	extensive tract of high rocky
		of Rydal Hall # made in 1853	N.E of Chapel	Moor in the N East of the
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	Township of Grasmere - is the
				property of Mr Jas Jas Fleming
	Grasmere Fell	Plan dated 1770, belonging to		of Knott Houses and others
		Lady Le Fleming		…

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Lady Wood	Lady Wood	Mr John Green /Grasmere Agent to Lady Le Fleming of Rydal Hall\	About 39 Chais Trace 4	Lady Wood adjoins White Moss
		Mr Levi Hodgson /Builder - Howe Top. Grasmere\	SSW of Chapel	and Wishing Gate - consists
		Mr Edw Brown /Innkeeper - Lake Hotel. Grasmere\	Green	mostly of Forest Trees and is
				the property of Lady Le Flem-
				ing of Rydal Hall

Wishing Gate	Wishing Gate	Mr John Green	About 39 Chs Trace 4	An ordinary gate to a field
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	SSW of Chapel	adjoining Baneriggs and
	,,	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes	Green	Lady Wood on the old
				Turnpike Road from Grasmere
				to Rydal - it commands
				a good view of Grasmere Lake
				and Vale

Heron Island	Heron Island	Mr John Green	About 66 Chs Trace 6	Heron Island is situated about
		Mr Levi Hdgson	SE of Chapel	the centre of Rydal Water
	Great Island	Plan belonging to Lady Le Fleming	Green	and is the largest of the six
				islands (some of which are mere
				rocks) - in this Lake - it
				takes its name from the Birds
				which frequent it

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Thrang Crag	Thrang Cragg	Mr Jas Backhouse /Farmer - Rydal\	About 80 Chs Trace 6	Thrang Cragg is an isolated
	,,	Richd Lindsey	SE of Chapel	rock at the West end of Rydal
		coachman to Lady Le Fleming /Rydal Hall\		& close to Rydal Water of which
	Thrang Crag	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes	Green	it commands a good view


Grey Crag	Grey Cragg	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About \20/ Chs Trace 2	Grey Cragg is a high and
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming Rydal Hall	N of Chapel	conspicuous rocky woody hill
		Mr Ralph Henry Alcock /owner Hollins\	Green - & at the	on the West side of Grasmere
		Mr Levi Hodgson	S.W. side of "Grasmere	Common
		Builder - Howe Top Grasmere	Common"

Chapel Green	Chapel Green	Mr John Green	About 20 Chs Trace 2	Chapel Green is a high
		Mr Levi Hodgson	S of Grey Crag	rocky hill on the East \West/
		Mr Jas Backhouse		side of Dunney Beck
		Farmer - Rydal		Is enclosed by a circular
				wall - the origin of the
				name is not known

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Lord Cove	Lord Cove	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About 45	Lord Cove is a boggy hollow
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming - Rydal	Chains NE	where Peats are cut, at the
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson - Builder	of Chapel Green	foot of Lord Cragg
		Howe Top - Grasmere
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse /Farmer - Rydal\

Lord Crag	Lord Cragg	Mr John Green	About 40	Lord Cragg is a group
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	Chains NE	of large rocks adjoining
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse	of Chapel Green	the Township Boundary
				between Grasmere and Rydal
				and Loughrigg
				is on a high part of the Fell
				about half a mile north of
				Knab Scar
Rydal Fell To be looked to	Rydal Fell	Estate Plan	About 50 Chais	Rydal Fell is a high
again	,,	Mr John Green	NE of Chapel	and extensive tract of rough
	,,	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	Green	rocky pasture in the North
	,,	Mr Ralph Henry Alcock		of the Township of Rydal &
		Landowner & Innkeeper - Hollins		Loughrigg - Lady Le Fleming
				of Rydal Hall is owner

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Lingy Stone	Lingy Stone	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About 65 Chais	Lingy Stone is a Rock
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming	SE of Chapel	in Rydal Water close
	,,	Estate Plan dated 1770	Green	to the North margin of the lake
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse /Farmer - Rydal\
Green Holme	Green Holme	Mr John Green	About 79 Chais	Green Holme is a small
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	S.E of Chapel	wooded Island in the East
	Green Holm	Estate Plan dated 1770	Green	end of Rydal Water
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse

Black Crag	Black Cragg	Mr John Green	About 82 Chs	Black Cragg is a Rock
	,,	Estate Plan dated 1770	SE of Chapel	in Rydal Water near the
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	East margin
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse
Baneriggs	Baneriggs			Baneriggs is a coppice wood with
	,,	} Same authorities as above		some forest trees & firs interspersed
				it is the property of Lady Le Fleming
				Rydal Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Nab Scar	Knab Scar	Mr John Green - Grasmere /Agent to Lady Le Fleming- Rydal Hall \	About 52 Chs	Kn \N/ab Scar is a steep rocky
	,,	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	ESE of Chapel	brow in the south part of
	,,	Revd John Tatham - Curate of Rydal	Green	Rydal Fell - for the most
	Nab Scars	Estate plan made in 1770		part it is a precipice many
	Nab Scar	Do - 1853		hundred feet in height
	,,	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland
	,,	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes
Nab Cottage	Knab Cottage	Mr John Green	About 54 Chs	Kn \N/ab Cottage adjoins Rydal
	,,	Revd John Tatham	SE of Chapel	Water and at the foot of Kn \N/ab
	Nab House	Estate Plan dated 1770	Green	Scar - it is in the occupation of
	Nab	Plan made in 1853		Mr Richd Wilson and the property
	,,	White's Directory		of Lady Le Fleming of Rydal Hall
	Nabs	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		Hartley Coleridge the Poet
	Nab Cottage	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		lived in Kn \N/ab Cottage for many
	,,	John Crosfield Esqr - Rothay Bank		years and died here on the 6th Jany 1849
	,,	Slater's Directory
Knott Wood	Knott Wood	Mr John Green	About 55 Chais	Is a Coppice Wood the
	,,	Mr Levi Hodgson - Builder /Howe Top - Grasmere\	ESE of Chapel	property of Lady Le Fleming
	Knott Coppice	Estate Plan made in 1853	Green	of Rydal Hall
	,,	Mr Jas Backhouse /Farmer - Rydal\

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Wood Close	Wood Close	Mr John Green, Grasmere	About 19 Chs	Wood Close in a new
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming of /Rydal Hall\	SW of Chapel	building commanding fine
	"	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper	Green	views of Grasmere Lake
		Lake Hotel - Grasemere		and Valley - is the residence
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson		of John Hareward Esqr
		Farmer - Howe Top - Grasmere		and the property of John
				Yarker Esqr - Surry
Brackenfell	Brackenfell	John Hareward Esqr	About 7 Chs	Brackenfell is an exten-
		Wood Close - owner	W of Chapel Green	sive tract or ornamental
	"	Mr John Green		ground on the East side,
	"	Mr Edwd Brown		and many hundred feet above
				Grasmere Lake and Vale.
				John Harewood Esqr Wood Close
				is owner - a mansion is about
				being built here /This is the name of the locality independent of its ornamental character \ + it has therefore been consided considered proper to write \it/ in stump
Town End	Town End	Mr John Green	About 27 Chs	Town End consists of about
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmoreland	WSW of Chapel	a dozen of dwellings at
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes	Green	the South end of Grasmere
	"	Mr Edwd Brown		- are the property of Mr
				Levi Hodgson of How Top
				and others

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Howe Head	Howe Head	Mr John Green, Grasmere	About 22 Chs	Howe Head is a Stable \Barn/
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming	W of Chapel	to which thereformerly a
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson /Builder - Howe Topp - Grasmere\	Green	Farmhouse was attached
	How Head	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper		_ is in the occupation of the
		Lake Hotel - Grasmere		owner John Harwood {esqr], Wood Close
The Hollins	Hollins & Lowther	} Sign Board	About 28 Chs	I
(Hollins & Lowther Hotel)	Hotel	} License	NW of Chapel	Is a large respectable
	" The Hollins *\|-1\| The proprietor reccomends /this name, it will soon be as formerly \a private dwelling	Mr Ralph Henry Alcock	Green	Inn the property of the
	/ " \	occupier and owner /Board near building\		occupier Mr R. H. Alcock
	Hollins	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland		it was formerly the private
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		residence of a gentleman and was
	Hollins and Lowther /Hotel\	Manner's Directory		known as \the/ Hollins which it is still
	Hollins Inn & Lowther Hotel	Painted on Building		generally called
Grove Cottage	Grove Cottage	Mr R. H. Alcock	About 35 Chs	Grove \Cottage/ is a small poor
		owner - Hollins	NW of Chapel	dwelling in the occupation
	"	Mr John Green	Green	of Christor Garnett and the
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson		property of Mr Ralph Henry
				Alcott of Hollins and Lowther
				Hotel

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Howe	Howe	Mr John Green, Grasmere	About 32 Chs	Howe is a remarkable
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming	SW of Chapel	looking hill close to the
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	N East shore of Grasmere
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere		Lake
	How	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper
		Lake Hotel - Grasmere
Howe Top	Howe Top	Mr John Green	About 26 Chs	Howe Top is a Farmhouse
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson /occupier\	SW of Chapel	in the occupation of Mr
	How Top	Mr Edwd Brown	Green	Levi Hodgson and the property
	"	Mr R. H. Alcock		of Mr Wm Pearson of South
		Innkeeper & Landowner - Hollins		Kilworth - Leicestershire
Howe Foot	Howe Foot	Mr John Green	About 27 Chs	Howe Foot is the residence
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	SW of Chapel	of Miss Cookson and
	How Foot	Mr Edwd Brown	Green	the property of the Revd
	"	Mr R. H. Alcock		Isaac Green of Sedbergh

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Lake Hotel	Lake Hotel	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About 21 Chs	The Lake Hotel is a large
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming	SW of Chapel	new building close to the
	"	Excise License	Green	N East Margin of Grasmere
	Brown's Lake Hotel	Board on Building		Lake - it commands fine views
	Prince of Wales Lake	Mr Edwd Brown - occupier		of the Vale of Grasmere and is
	Hotel	and owner		much requested by Tourists
	"	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		Mr Edwd Brown is owner
	"	Printed Bills		and occupier
Crag Side	Cragg Side	Mr John Green	About 23 Chs	Cragg Side is a neat new
	"	Mr Edwd Brown	SW of Chapel	building overlooking Gras-
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	mere Lake - is the property
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere		of John A. Tremenhere Esqr
				occupier
Woodland Crag	Woodland Cragg	Mr John Green	About 21 Chs	Woodland Cragg is the
	"	Mr Edwd Brown	SW of Chapel	property and residence
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	of Captain Selwyn and the
				property of the Honb Miss Murray
				Glenboro' - Sedbury - Bedfordshire

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Beck Islands	Beck Islands	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About 50 Chs	Beck Islands is a
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming - Rydal	WNW of Chapel	neat dwelling in Gras-
	Beck Alleans	Mr Wm Green	Green	mere Village, the pro-
		occupier and owner		perty of the occupier
	"	Mr R. H. Alcock		Mr Wm Green
	\|-1\|This is the more /correct way\|-1\|Beck Islands\	Mr Levi Hodgson - farmer
		Howe Top - Grasmere
Moss Head	Moss Head	Mr John Green	About 50 Chs	Moss Head is in
	"	Mr Wm Green	WNW of Chapel	occupation of the owner
	"	White's Directory	Green	Mr William Green
St Oswald's Church	St Oswald's Church	Slater's Directory	About 48 Chs	St Oswalds Church is a
(Rectory)	"	White's Directory	W by N of Chapel	plain but ancient building
	"	Manner's Directory	Green	- a Rectory and the Parish
	"	Mr Ralph Henry Alcock		Church of Grasmere
		Innkeeper & Landowner - Hollins		Lady le Fleming of Rydal
	"	Revd Mr Jeffries		Hall is patron and the Revd
				\|-1\|Rich Fleming\|-1\| Incumbent - income £145 per Annum
				\|-1\|In the church\|-1\| is a Monument to Wm Wordsworth
				\|-1\|the Poet who died\|-1\| at Rydal Mount 23 April 1850
				\|-2\|and is inter\|-2\| \|-1\|close to Hartley\|-1\| Coleridge in the East corner
				\|-2\|of the Burial\|-2\| \|-1\|ground attached\|-1\| to this church - Coleridge died
				\|-1\|on the 6th\|-1\| January 1849

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Stock Bridge	Stock Bridge	Mr John Green - Grasmere	About 20 Chs	Stock Bridge is a small
	(County Bridge)	Agent to Lady Le Fleming - Rydal \|+1\|Hall\|+1\|	W of Chapel	stone bridge of one arch over
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson - farmer	Green	a nameless stream on the Road
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere		from Rydal to Grasmere
	"	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper		It is a County Bridge
		Lake Hotel - Grasmere
National School	National School	Mr John Green	About 40 Chs	Is a school for Boys & Girls
	"	Mr Edwd Brown	W by N of Chapel	in connection with the National
	"	Mr Wm Baldry	Green	Society and is endowed with
		Teacher		property producing £18 yearly
Lake View	Lake View	Mr John Green	About 40 Chs	Lake View is a dwelling
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	W of Chapel	house in the occupation of
	"	Mr Edwd Brown	Green	Mr John Coward and the
				property of Mr John
				Fleming / minor of Grasmere
Church Bridge	Church Bridge	As above
	County)			A Stone bridge of one arch
				over the River Rothay

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
White Moss	White Moss	Mr John Green	About 29 Chs	White Moss is an extensive
		Grasmere - Agent to Lady Le Fleming	S of Chapel	rocky district, the property
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	of several - is an open Common
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere
	"	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper
		Lake Hotel - Grasmere
Whitemoss Tarn	White Moss Tarn	Mr John Green	About 19 Chs	A small piece of water
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	S of Chapel	in the north of White Moss
	"	Mr Edwd Brown	Green
	"	Mr R. H. Alcock
		Hollins
Whitemoss Quarries	White Moss	Mr John Green	About 30 Chs	An extensive Slate quarry
	Quarries		SSE of Chapel	in the East part of White
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	Moss - are the property
	"	Mr Edwd Brown		of the Earl of Lonsdale
	White Moss Slate	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes		, the Lord of the Manor
	Quarries	Mr R. H. Alcock
		Landowner - Hollins

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Whitemoss Cottage	White Moss	Mr John Green	About 35 Chs	White Moss Cottage adjoins
	Cottage	Grasmere - Agent to Lady Le Fleming	SE of Chapel	White Moss and Rydal
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson	Green	Water - is in the occupation
		Builder - Howe Top - Grasmere		of Mr Joseph Hodgson
	"	Mr Edwd Brown - Innkeeper		and the property of Wm Wordsworth
		Lake Hotel - Grasmere		Esqr Stamp Off/ice\ Carlisle
Brockstone	Broxton	Mr John Green	About 26 Chs	Broxton consists of two
	"	Map made in 1835 belonging /to Lady Le Fleming of Rydal Hall\	SE of Chapel	small dwellings the property
	Brockston	Mr R. H. Alcock - Innkeeper - Hollins	Green	of Wm Balls Esqr Glen Rothay
	Brockstone	Mr Levi Hodgson		Rydal : this place is said to have
	"	Mr Jas Backhouse		been much frequented by Badgers formerly
		Farmer - Rydal		hence the name
Swan Stone	Swan Stone	Mr John Green	About 45 Chs	Swan Stone is a rocky
	"	Estate Plan made in 1853	SE of Chapel	point jutting into Rydal
	"	Map made in 1770	Green	Water on the North side
	"	Mr Levi Hodgson		- it is covered with wood

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Grasmere Lake	Grasmere Lake	Hodgson's Map of Westd.		Grasmere Lake is beautifully
	Do	Greenwoods Do		situated in a deep valley enclosed
	Do	White's Directory		by high mountains. It is about a
	Do	Capt Buckley, Hoasley Cottage		mile in length and half a mile
		Clappergate		in width and has an island
	Grasmere Water	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		in the centre containing about
	Grasmere Lake	Mr John Green, Grasmere		4 acres. Lady-le-Fleming of Rydal
		Agent to Lady-le-Fleming		Hall, and Mr Scollick of
	Do	Estate Plan		Aldingham Hall, Ulverstone - are
				owners of the lake.
Rydal Water	Rydal Water	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		An extensive sheet of water at
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westd.		the base of "Loughrigg Fell"
	"	White's Directory		and about midway between
	Rydal Lake	Greenwood's Map of Westd		Grasmere Lake and Ambleside
	Rydal Mere	Gibson's Guide to the Lakes		: it contains four small islands
	Rydall Water	Revd John Tatham		& is the property of Lade-le-
		Curate of Rydal		Fleming, Rydal Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Dockey Tarn	Dockey Tarn	John Dixon, Town End	About 60 Chains	A small pond north of
	do	James Fleming, Knott Houses	N.E. from Town	Nab Scar
	do	William Scott, Swan Hotel	End

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Sweden Crag	Sweden Cragg	Mr Thomas Jackson /Ambleside\	Trace No-2	A rugged rocky eminence
	do	Mr William Dawes /Glenthorn\	46 Chains SE
	do	Mr John Woodend /Nook End\	from "Humphrey's
	do	Mr Edwd Warriner /Brow Head\	Crags"
High Brock Crags	High Brock Craggs	As above	38 Chains SE.	A very rugged rocky eminence
	do	do	from "Humphrey's
	do	do	Crags"
	do	do
Low Brock Crags	Low Brock Craggs	As above	42 Chains SE.	A rugged rocky eminence
	do	do	from Humphrey's
	do	do	Crags
	do	do

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See 19.14	Buckstones	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 1 About 73 Chains	A tract of Rough rugged
	do	Property Plan at Rydal Hall, 1770)	NNE of Rydal	land with large scattered
	do	James Backhouse Farmer /Rydal\	Hall	rocks
Humphrey's Crags	Oumphrey's Craggs	Hodgsons Co. Map	Trace No 1 About 63 Chains	A very rugged eminence
	do	Property Plan at Rydal Hall, 1770	NNE of Rydal
	Humphrey's Craggs	Mr John Green	Hall
Rydal Beck	Rydal Beck	Mr John Green	Trace No. 1 2 Chains E of	Rises at Rydal Head and flows
	do	Property Plan at Rydal Hall, 1770	Rydal Hall	into the River Rothay
	do	James Backhouse
	Rydal	Hodgsons Co. Map

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Birk Haggs	Birk Hagg	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 1 About 17 Chains	A wood composed of copp
	do	Property Plan AD. 1770 at Rydall Hall	N of Rydal Hall	A coppice wood with some
	do	Richard Lindsay Under Steward /Rydal Hall\		forest trees and a few fir the
				property of Lady le Fleming
				Rydal Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rydal Mount	Rydal Mount	Hodgsons Co. Map	Trace No 4 About 6 Chains	A neat house , at present
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	W by N of Rydal	unoccupied, the residence
	do	Manner's Directory page P.267	Hall	property of Lady Fle Fleming
	do	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes P26		Rydal Hall, Ambleside
				(and was formerly the Seat of ^the Late\ William/
				Wordsworth Esqr poet laureate,)
Rydal Mount	Rydal	Hodgsons Co. Map	Trace No 4 In the S W. corner	A small scattered village comprising \consisting of/
	do	Mr John Green	of plan 26.2	Farm house cottages and villas, and
	do	Manner's Directory Page 262		also a Church, all chiefly the
				property of Lady le Fleming
				Rydal Hall Ambleside
St Mary's Church	St Mary's Church /(Perpt Curacy)\	Mr John Green	Trace No 4 About 8 Chains	Is a handsome gothic building, with
(Per Curacy)	do	Revd Mr Tatham Rydal	SW of Rydal Hall	a tower at the west end, and was
	do	Manner's Directoy P.263		erected by Lady le Fleming at the
				cost of 1500£, and the Revd
				Fletcher Fleming is the present
				Incumbent.

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rydal Lodge	Rydal Lodge	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 4 About 10 Chains	A neat house occupied by
	do	Mr James Backhouse Farmer	SSW of Rydal	the Revd Fletcher Fleming,
	do	Revd Mr Tatham Rydal	Hall	and is the property of Lady le-
	do	Manner's Directory Page 267		Fleming Rydal Hall
				Ambleside
Rydal Hall	Rydal Hall	Mr John Green	Trace No 4 About unreadable	A neat Mansion the residence
	do	Revd Mr Tatham	unreadable	and property of Lady le Fleming
	do	Manner's Directory Page 267	In the N. end of
	do	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes Page 25	the village of Rydal
High Fall	High Fall	Mr John Green	Trace No 4 About 21 Chains	A waterfall in Rydal Beck
	do	Revd Mr Tatham	N of Rydal Hall
	do	Mr James Backhouse

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Low Fall	Low Fall	Mr John Green Land Agent /Ambleside\	Trace No 4 3 Chains E of	A waterfall onin Rydal Beck
	do	Revd Mr Tatham Rydal	Rydal Hall
	do	Mr James Backhouse Farmer /Rydal\
Little Springs	Little Springs	Property Plan AD. 1770 at Rydal /Hall\	Trace No 5 About 19 Chains	A coppice wood with a few forest
	do	Mr John Green	E by S of Rydal Hall	trees, the property of Lady le
	do	Mr Richard Lindsay Under Steward /Rydal Hall\		Fleming, Rydal Hall
				Ambleside
High Sweden	High Sweden Bridge	Mr John Green	Trace No 6 about 73 Chains	A Stone bridge of one arch
Bridge	do	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	EWE of Rydal	across Scandale Beck
	do	Mr Edward Warriner Brow Head /Ambleside\	Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
High Sweden Coppice	High Sweden Coppice	Mr Joseph Tyson Builder /Ambleside\	Trace No 6 About 60 Chains	A coppice wood with a few
	do	Mr John Woodend Farmer /Nook End\	E by S of Rydal Hall	forest, the property of James
	do	Mr Charles Horrace Bobbin Manufacturer /Ambleside\	Hall	Christopher Wilson Esqr Low Nook
				Ambleside
Rough Sides	Rough Sides	Valuation Book	66 Chains E. from	A coppice wood the property
	"	Mr Thomas Troughton /Ambleside\	Rydal Hall	of Mr John Mackereth
	"	Mr John Green /Land Agent Grasmere\		Ambleside
	"	Mr Charles Horrace /Stockgill Mill\
Rydal Park	Rydal Park	As above	Immediately East	A large district attached to
			from Rydal Hall	Rydal Hall & part of which
				is preserved asan Ornamental
				Park : property of Lady le Fleming
				N.B As the the whole extent to which this name
				applies is ornamental it has been considered
				better to write the name in stump

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
\ML/ Flesh /Pinch\ Crags	Pinch craggs	Mr Edwd Warriner Brow Head /Ambleside\	Trace About 60100 Chains	A very rugged eminence
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson Builder /Ambleside\	NE by E of Rydal
	Pinch Crags	Property Map Ad. 1835 at Browhead	Hall
Flesh Crags	Flesh craggs	As above	Trace No 3 About 60 Chains	A small rugged eminence
	do	As do	ENE of Rydal
	Flesh Crags	Property plan do 1835 at Browhead	Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Nab Wood	Knab Wood	Revd Mr Tatham Rydal	Trace No 4 About 11 Chains	A coppice wood with
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	W of Rydal Hall	some forest trees, the property
	do	Mr Thomas Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\		of Lady le Fleming
	Nab Wood	Property Plan AD 1770 at /Rydal Hall\		Rydal Hall Ambleside
Hart Head	Hart head	Property Plan \1853/ at Rydal Hall	Trace No 4 About 7 Chains	A farm house occupied by
	do	Mr John Green	NNW of Rydal	Mr George Tyson, the property
	do	Mr George Tyson Farmer	Hall	of Lady le Fleming
	do	Hodgson's Co. Map		Rydal Hall
Glen Rothay	Glen Rothay	Mr John Green	Trace No 4	A neat house the residence
	do	Manner's Directory Page 267	About 13 Chains	and propery of William Ball Esqr
	do	Hudson's Guide to the Lakes P.26	SW of Rydal Hall	and was formerly known as Ivy
	do	Mr Thomas Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\		Cottage

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Stock Gill	Stock Gill	Revd Mr Tatham Rydal	Runs along the	A stream forming the
		Mr J. Green, Grasmere	N East part of	greater part of the
		Mr T. Troughton, Ambleside	the plan	boundary between the
				Parishes of Windermere
				& Grasmere
Petts Bridge	Petts Bridge	As above	38 Chains E. by N.	A small stone bridge over
			from "Snarker Pike"	"Stock Gill" on the road from
				Ambleside to Patterdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Snarker Pike	Snarker Pike	Mr Thomas Troughton /Ambleside\	In the South part	An elevated point on
		Mr John Green, Land Agent /Ambleside\	of "Scandale Fell"	"Scandale Fell."
		Mr Charles Horrace /Stockgill Mill\

Pets Breast	Pets Breast	As above	Immediatley East	An extremely rugged feature
			from "Snarker Pike"	on Scandale Fell consisting
				of a succession of rocky inclines

Pets Fold	Pets Fold	As above	About 37 Chains	A sheepfold on the West
			East from "Snarker	side of "Stock Gill"
			Pike"

Brackeny Beck	Brackeny Beck	As above	About 60 Chains	A small stream emptying
			S. by East from	itself into "Stock Gill."
			"Snarker Pike"

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Yew Crag	Yew Cragg	Mr Edw Warriner	Trace 2 About 2730 Chains	Yew Cragg is a high
		Farmer – Brow Head	NW of Scartufts	Cliff in the north part
	"	Mr Thos Preston		of Loughrigg Fell, over
		Farmer – Mill Brow		looking Grasmere Lake
	"	Mr Thos Atkinson		and Rydal Water
		Farmer – Cragg Head
	"	Mr John Green
	Crag	Johnson's Dictionary

See name sheets	Baneriggs	Mr Edw Warriner	Trace 1&2	Consists generally of Coppice
of plan 26"1	"	Mr Thos Atkinson		Wood. with some forest and
	Bainrigg	Estate Plan		fir trees interspersed – is the
	do or Baneriggs	Mr John Green – Grasmere		property of Lady Le Fleming
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming		of Rydal Hall

Loughrigg Terrace	Loughrigg Terrace	Mr Edw Warriner	Trace 1&2About 40 Chains	Is a public road command-
	"	Mr Thos Preston	NNW of Scartufts	-ing fine views of Grasmere
	"	Mr John Green		Lake and Rydal Water Etc.
	"	E.B.W. Balme Esq		and winding round the base
		High Close		of Loughrigg Fell from Deer-
				-bolts Wood to Jobson Wood

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Not on this planSee name sheets of	Grasmere Lake	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	About 55 Chains	Grasmere Lake is beautifully
26 plan 1	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	NEW of Scartufts	situated in a deep valley enclosed
	"	White's Directory		by high muntains – It is about
	"	Captain Buckley /Hoasley Cottage – Clappersgate\		a mile in length and 1/2 a mile
	Grasmere Water	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		wide and contains an Island
	Grass Mere			in the centre of about four acres
I have not got any	Grasmere Lake	Estate Plan		Lady Le Fleming of Rydal
Authorities for this – yet it	"	Mr John Green – Grasmere		Hall and Mr Scollick of
may be the more correct		Agent to Lady Le Fleming		Aldingham Hall Ulverstone
way JR?				are owners of the lake

Red Bank Wood	Red Bank Wood	E.B.W. Balme Esq	About 76 Chains	Red Bank wood consists
		owner – High Close	NW of Scartufts	principally of Coppice with
	"	Estate Plan		Forest and Fir trees – E.B.W. Balme
	"	Captain Buckley		Esq of High Close is owner

Deerbolts Wood	Deerbolts Wood	E.B.W. Balme Esq	About 60 Chains	Deerbolts Wood is on the
		High Close – owner	NW of Scartufts	South margin of Grasmere
	Deerbought Wood	Mr Thos Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\		Lake and consists of Forest
	Dearbolts Wood	Estate Plan		Trees and some Firs at the East
	Deerbolts Wood	Mr John Green – Grasmere		end – belongs to E.B.W. Balme Esq
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming		of High Close and Mr Scollick
				of Aldingham Hall – Ulverstone

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rough Intake	Rough Intake	Mr Chas Horrace	Trace 3About 40 chains	Rough Intake is a
		Miller Ambleside	NE of Scartufts	wood the property of
	"	Mr Edw Warriner		Lady Le Fleming of Rydal
	"	Mr Thos Pearson		Hall – the N East part con-
	"	Mr John Green – Grasmere		-sists of Forest Trees – and
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming		the S West mostly Firs
	Rough Intake Coppice	Estate Plan

Blackmire	Blackmire	Mr Thos Pearson	Trace 6 About 34 Chains	Blackmire is a low marshy
		Farmer – Mill Brow	SSE of Scartufts	spot containing between four
	"	Mr Thos Atkinson – Farmer		and five acres where Peats are
		Cragg Head		cut, on Loughrigg Fell
	"	Mr Edw Warriner
		Farmer – Brow Head

Loughrigg Fell	Loughrigg Fell	Same authorities as above	Forms the greater	Loughrigg Fell is a high ridge of rough,
			part of plan 26"5	rocky pasture containing several hundred
				acres & is the property of various
				persons. Grasmere Lake, Rydal Water
				& Coniston Water join it on three sides
				& its summit commands a view of the surrounding
				romantic scenery

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Rydal Water	Rydal Water	Otley's Guide to the Lakes	About 40 chs	Is an extensive sheet of
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	NE of Scartufts	water at the base of Lough-
	"	White's Directory		-rigg Fell and about midway
	Rydal Lake	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		between Grasmere Lake and
	Rydal Mere	Gibson's Guide to the Lakes		Ambleside – contains four
	Rydal Water	Rev Jonathan Rev John Tatham		small Islands – the Lake
		Curate of RydalTatham Curate		belongs to Lady Le Fleming
				of Rydal Hall

Jobson Close	Jobson Close	Mr Chas Horrace	About 34 chs	Jobson Close is a wood
		Miller – Ambleside	NE of Scartufts	composed mostly of Forest
	"	Rev John Tatham		Trees, the property of Lady
	"	Mr John Green, Grasmere		Le Fleming of Rydal Hall
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming

Steps End	Steps EndSteps End	Mr Chas Horrace	About 56 chs	Steps end is a wood
on plans 26.5 & 26.6	"	Rev John Tatham	NE of Scartufts	adjoining Rydal Water
	"	Mr John Green		– consists principally of
				Forest Trees, with some Coppice
				and belongs to Lady Le Flem-
				-ing of Rydal Hall

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Lad Crag	Lad Cragg	Mr Thos Preston	About 24	Lad Cragg is a high
	"	Mr Thos Atkinson	Chs SW of	rocky point on the West
	"	Mr Satterthwaite	Scartufts	side of Loughrigg Fell
		Farmer – Scroggs
	Crag	Johnson's Dictionary

Loughrigg Howe	Loughrigg Howe	Mr Thos Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\	About 47 chs	Two Farmhouses adjoining
	Loughrigg How	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	SW of Scartufts	Loughrigg Tarn – one in the
	"	Mr Thos Atkinson /Farmer – Cragg Head\		occupation of Mr Scott and
	How	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		Mr Thos Simpson is Trustee
	How	White's Dictionary		the other house & farm is the
				property of Mr Taylor of
				Rusland near Ulverstone

Scartufts	ScartoosScartufts	Mr Thos Atkinson	About 47 chs	Scartufts is a Peat
	"	Mr Thos Preston	NE of Loughrigg	Moss on Loughrigg Fell
	ScartuftsScartoos	Mr Thos Partridge	Howe & near
	Scartoes	Mr John Green	the centre of plan
		Grasmere agent to	26"5
		Lady Le Fleming

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Scroggs	Scroggs	Estate Plan	About 53 chs	Scroggs a Farmhouse in
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	WSW of Scartufts	the occupation of George Tyson
	"	Plan of Oaks Farm		and the property of Mary Satter-
	"	White's Directory		-thwaite who lives in an adjoining
				Cottage

Oaks	Oaks	Estate Plan	About 57 chs	Oaks is a farmhouse in
	"	Plan of Scroggs Estate	WSW of Scartufts	the occupation of Mr
	"	White's Directory		AUTHID-0086 and the property
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		of Mr Edw Twiceaday of
	"	Mr John Brown /occupier\		Rusland near Ulverstone

To be looked atLow Wood	Low Wood	Estate Plan	About 76 chs	Low Wood belongs to E.
again (written on 25.8)	"	E.B.W. Balme Esq owner /High Close\	W of Scartufts	B.W. Balme Esq of High Close
	"	Mr Thos Preston		– it is a large Coppice Wood
		Farmer – Mill Brow

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Hammer Scar	Hammer Scar	Otley's Guide to the Lakes	About 69 chs	Hammer Scar is a high
	"	E.B.W. Balme Esq /High Close\	W of Scartufts	rocky hill overlooking
	"	Mr Thos Preston		Langdale and Grasmere Lake
		Farmer – Mill Brow

High Close	High Close	E.B.W. Balme Esq	About 66 chs	Is a dwelling in the occupation
		occupier & owner	W of Scartufts	of the owner E. Balme Wheatley
	"	Estate Plan		Balme Esq
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland
	"	White's Directory

Intake Wood	Intake Wood	Estate Plan	About 404 chs	Intake Wood consists almost
	"	Plan of Scroggs Estate	W of Scartufts	wholly of Fir Trees the property
	"	Mr Thos Preston		of Mr Edw Twiceaday of
	"	Mr John Brown – occupier		Rusland near Ulverstone
		Innkeeper – Ambleside

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Dry Close	Dry Close	Estate Plan	About 5 \4/8 chs	Dry Close is a wood con-
	"	Mr Satterthwaite /Farmer – Scroggs\	W of Scartufts	-sisting of Forest and Fir Trees
	"	Mr Atkinson – Cragg		the property of Mr Edw
	"	Mr John Brown – occupier		Twiceaday of Rusland near
		Innkeeper – Ambleside		Ulverstone

Hagg	Hagg	Estate Plan	About 49 chs	Hagg is a small \wood/ of
	"	Plan of Scroggs Farm	WSW of Scartufts	Forest Trees the property
	"	Mr John Brown		of Mr Edw Twiceday of
	"	Mr Atkinson		Rusland near Ulverstone
		Farmer – Cragg

Christle Wood	Christle Wood	Estate Plan	About 60 chs	Is a Coppice Wood the
	"	Mr Thos Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\	W of Scartufts	property of Mary
	"	Mr Atkinson		Satterthwaite of Scroggs
	Christie Close Wood	Plan of Oaks Estate
	"	Mr John Brown

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Free Grammar School	Grammar School/Free\	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace No 5 In the N part of	"Free Grammar School founded in
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	the village \town/ of Ambles	1721 by John Kelsick who in that Manner's Directory P.259
	do	AUTHID-0087 (Master)	-ide	year, bequeathed to three trustees
				nearly all his lands, at Ambleside for
				the erecting of the school and support of the master
				the property is now worth 150\£/ a year, and the school
				which is free to all the boys of of(sic) the Township
				AUTHID-0087 is Master"

To be referred St. Ann's Church	St Ann's Church / Chapel of Ease \	Mr Benjamin Hopkinson Esq /The oaks\	Trace No 5 Do	Is a handsome Gothic edifice
(Per Curacy)	(Perpetual Curacy)	Mr Thos Throughton		rebuilt in 1812 in the patoness \age/ of
	do	Mr John Green		Lady Le Fleming, Revd Samuel Irton Fell
	do			Incumbent,

The Oaks	The Oaks	As above	In the village \Town/	A neat house in the occupation
	do	do	of Ambleside	of Benjamin Hopkinson \ Esq / and is the
	do	do		property of Mr North, Liverpool
				the Revd James North 64 Groove
				Street Liverpool

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Cannot be written	Stockbridge Mill /(corn)\	Mr Thomas Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace no 5	A corn mill propelled by water
for want of space	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\		in the occupation of Mr John Bell
	do	Mr Jospeh Tyson Builder /Ambleside Hall\		and is the property of Mr Thomas Townson,
	not written			Aspatria, Cumberland
	by order

Ambleside	Ambleside	Hodgson's Co Map	Trace no 5. Near the S. margin	A small ancient market town
	do	Mr Thos Throughton	of this plan	comprising, Church, Wesleyan Chapel,
	do	Mr John Green		National, & Infant, Schools, farm
				and cottage houses, and two public
				houses, of which the Unicorn, is the
				principal, there are two fairs held
				annulally once on Wednesday in Whitsun
				Week and on the 29th of Oct and also a
				Sheep Fair on the 13th of Oct., Petty Sessions
				are held on every Wednesday, the ceremony
				of rush bearing is still kept up here.

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School	National School /Boys & Girls\	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace no 5 In the N. end of the	A school suppo(…)rted supported
no space to write	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Town of Ambleside	by donations and quarter pence
anything more	do	Mr Jospeh Tyson Ambleside Hall		Miss Robinson is School-Mistress

Nook Cottage	Nook Cottage	Benson Harrison Esq /Green Bank\	Trace no 5 About 15 chs N.	A neat house occupied by
	do	Mr Thos Throughton	of Ambleside	Mrs Dickenson, the property
	do	Mr John Green		of Benson Harrison Esq Green Bank

Green Bank	Green Bank	As above	Trace no 5 About 15 chs	A neat mansion the residence
	do	do	N by W. of Ambleside	and property of Benson Harrison Esq
	do	do
	do	Hodgson Co. Map
	Mannex's do	Mannex's Directory page 265

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Belle Vue	Belle-Vue	Matthew Harrison Esq	Trace no 5 About 10 chs N.	A neat house the residence
	do	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	of Ambleside	and property \of/ Matthew Benson
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\		Harrison Esq
	Belle vue	Mannex's Directory page 265

Low Nook	Low Nook	James Christopher Wilson Esq	Trace no 5 Immediately N.	A neat house the residence
	do	Mr Thos Throughton	of Ambleside	and property C of Charles
	do	Mr John Green		Christopher Wilson Esq

Hill Top	Hill Top	As above	Trace no 5 As above	A neat house the residence
	do	do		and property of Miss Dowling
	do	do

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See name sheets of	Lawless Gill	Mr Richard Horrace Overseer /Ambleside\	Trace no 6 About 40 chs S.EN	A coppice wood, and partly
26"7	do	Valuation Book	of this place Ambleside	mixed, the property of Mrs
	do	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\		Donaldson, Round Hill
				Ambleside

Seathwaite	Seathwaite	Mr Reynolds – occupier	Trace no 6 About 30 chs E	A neat house occupied by
	do	Mr Thos Throughton	of Ambleside	Mr Reynolds, the property
	do	Mr John Green		of Mrs Donaldson, Round Hill
				Ambleside

Mill Doors	Mill Doors	Mr William Dawes Glenthorn	Trace no 6 About 30 chs S.E	A mixed wood, the property
	do	Mr Richard Horrace Overseer	of Ambleside	of Mrs Donaldson
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson Builder /Ambleside\		Round Hill Ambleside

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Long Coats	Long Coats	Mr Dawes, Farmer /Glenthorn\	Trace no 6 About 22 chs	A small mixed wood the
	do	Valuation Book	E. of Ambleside	property of Mrs Donaldson
	do	Mr Richard Horrace Overseer		Round Hill, Ambleside

Broadmire Head	Broadmire Head	Mr Thos Throughton	Trace no 6 About 22 chs	Formerly a farm house
	do	Mr John Green	E. of Ambleside	but now let as cottages, the
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson		property of Mr North, Liverpool
				the Revd James North
				64 Groove Street Liverpool

Edinburgh	Edinburgh	As above	As above	A few cottage houses, the
	do	do		property of Mr North, Liverpool
	do	do		the Revd James North
				64 Groove Street Liverpool

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Stockgill Mill	Stockgill Mill /(Bobbin)\	Mr Charles Horrace (occupier	Trace no 6 About 20 chs E.	A dwelling \house/ and Bobbin Mill
(Bobbin)	do	Mr Thos Throughton (Sexton	of Ambleside	occupie

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Bridge House	Bridge House	Mr Joseph Tyson	At the West side	A dwelling house built
		Mr Thomas Troughton /Ambleside\	of the Town of	partly over Stock Gill
		Mr John Green, Land Agent /Grasmere\	Ambleside

Low Stockgill Bridge	Low Stockgill Bridge	As above	At the West side	A bridge across "Stock Gill"
			of the Town of	it is repaired by the County
			Ambleside

High Stockgill Bridge	High Stockgill Bridge	As above	4 S.W. of "Low	do
			Stockgill Bridge"


Stockgill Force	Stockgill Force	As above	About 34 Chains	A waterfall in "Stock Gill"
			East of the Town
			of Ambleside

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Cannot be written on plan	Ambleside Hall	Mr Joseph Tyson	Trace no 5	An old house partly modern=
for want of space	do	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\		=ized, the residence and property
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\		of Mr Joseph Tyson
	do	Manner's Directory P 260

P.H.	Golden Rule / P.H \	Sign Board	Trace no 5 In the village	A public house occupied by
	do	Mr Thos Throughton	of Ambleside	Mr Matthew Harrison, the property
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson		of Mrs Newton, Ambleside

P.H.	Unicorn Inn	Sign Board	Trace no 5 Do	A public house occupied by
	Unicorn / P.H \	Mr Thos Throughton		Anne Townley, the property
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson		of Mrs Allinson, Ambleside

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Inft School	Infant School	Mr Thos Thornton \Throughton Sexton/ /Ambleside\	Trace no 5 In the N. end of	A school supported by donations
	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	the town of Amble-	and subscriptions, and quarter
	do	Mr Joseph Tyson Builder /Ambleside Hall\	-side	pence Miss Fiddler is School Mistress

Cannot be written on plan	Howe Head	As above	Trace no 5	Formerly a farm house but now
for want of space	do	do		let as cottages and also a part is
	do	do		the Infant School, the property of the
				Mr North Liverpool
				Revd James North 64 Groove Street
				Liverpool

Do	The Green	John Harrison Esq owner	Trace no 5	A neat house occupied by John
	do	Mr Thos Throughton		Harrison Esq the property of Mrs
	do	Mr John Green		Mary Rolling, Church Street Lancaster

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Cannot be written without	Spring Field	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace no 5	A neat house occupied
interfering with detail	do	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\		by Miss James, the property
	do	Alfred Barkworth Esq Tranby Lodge		of Mrs Stoker Ambleside

The Knoll	The Knoll	Mr Thos Throughton	Trace no 5 About 20 chs	A neat house the residence
	do	Mr John Green	W by N. of Ambleside	and proproperty of Miss Harretiet
	do	Alfred Barkworth		Martineau
	do	Mannex's Directory Page 261 & 265

Methodist Chapel	Methodist Chapel /(Wesleyan)\	As above	Trace no 5 About 20 chs	A good stone building, formerly
(Wesleyan)	do	do	W by N. of Ambleside	an Independent Chapel, but now
	do	do		used by the Wesleyan Methodists

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Cannot be written in without	Haven Cottage	Mr Richard Woodhouse occupier	Trace no 5	A neat house the residence

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Sweden Howe	Sweden Howe	Revd S.I. Fell Incumbent	Trace no 6 About 16 Chs N.	A neat house the residence

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Thistley Wood	Thistley Wood	Mr William Dawes Glenthorn	Trace no 6 About 29 Chs	A coppice wood, the property

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Brant Brows	Brant Brows	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace no 1 About 80 Chs	A coppice wood with a

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Gate Crag	Gate Cragg	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace no 1 About 80 Chs	A very large detached rugged

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Field Foot	Field Foot	Hodgson's co. Map	Trace no 1 About 74 Chs	A neat house, the property

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Springs	Springs	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 1 About 72 Chs	A coppice wood withh \a/ few

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Kitts Gill	Kitts Gill	Hodgson's co. Map	Trace No 4 About 64 Chs	A small cottage house occupied

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Fairy Well	Fairy Well	Mr Edwd Warriner Farmer /Brow Head\	Trace No 4 About 45 Chs	A spring well

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Scandale Bridge	Scandale Bridge /(County)\	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace No 5 About 36 Chs	a stone bridge of one arch across

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The Terrace	The Terrace	Benson Harrison Esqr /Green Bank\	Trace No 5 About 20 Chs	A walk on the side or

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See name Sheets	Rough Sides	Valuation Book

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Loughrigg Holme	Loughrigg Holme	Mr Thos Throughton Sexton /Ambleside\	Trace No 4 About 74 Chs	A neat house occupied by

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See name Sheets of	Rydal Park	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 2 About 50 Chs	A large park attached to

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Low Sweden Bridge	Low Sweden Bridge	Mr John Green Land Agent /Grasmere\	Trace No 2 About 43 Chs	A stone bridge of one arch

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Round Hill	Round Hill	Mr Edwd Warriner Farmer /Brow Head Ambleside\	Trace No 2 About 15 \12/ Chs	A farm house occupied by

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River Rothay	River Rothay	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate		The River Rothay is a stream which

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Dub Ings	Dub Ings	Mr Jereh Coward	Trace 5 Immediately East	Dub Ings is a track

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Rob Rash	Rob Rash	Estate Plan	Trace 1 About 10 Chs	Rob Rash is a large

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Hound Inn	Hound Inn	Slater's Directory of the	Trace 4 In the village	Hound Inn is a

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Brunt How	Brunt Howe	Mr Tho Atkinson	About 40 chs	Brunt Howe is an
		Farmer – Cragg Head	E. of Skelwith	extensive Coppice wood
	Brunt How	Estate Plan	Bridge	the property of Miss
	"	Mr Tho Preston		Cookson of Clappersgate
		past owner – Mill Brow		and Mr Tho Preston of
	Brant How	John Crosfield Esqr		Mill Brow

Brunthow Crag	Brunt Howe	Mr Tho Atkinson	About 40 chs	Is a rocky projection in
	Cragg		E. of Skelwith	Brunt Howe overhanging
	Brunt How Cragg	Mr Tho Preston	Bridge	the road from Ambleside
	Brant How Cragg	John Crosfield Esqr		to Skelwith Bridge
		Rothay Bank – Ambleside
	Crag	Johnson's Dictionary

Mill Brow	Mill Brow	Estate Plan	About 17 chs	Mill Brow is a Farm-
	"	Mr Tho Preston /occupier & owner\	NNE of Skelwith	house in the occupation of
	"	White's Directory	Bridge	the owner Mr Thomas
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		Preston

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Ivy Crag	Ivy Cragg	Mr Tho Preston	About 50 chs	Ivy Cragg is a high
		Farmer – Mill Brow	NE. of Skelwith	rock point in the
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson	Bridge	South part of Loughrigg
		Farmer – Cragg Head		Fell
	"	Mr Jeremh Coward /Innkeeper – Skelwith Bridge\
	Crag	Johnson's Dictionary
Todd Crag	Todd Cragg	Mr Tho Preston	About 80 chs	Todd Cragg is a high
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson	E by N of Skelwith	rocky hill in the
	"	Mr Jeremh Coward	Bridge–	South part of Lough-
				rigg Fell
	Cragg	Johnson's Dictionary

Troughton Gill	Troughton Gill	Mr Tho Preston	About 63 chs	Troughton Gill is a
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson	E by N. of Skelwith	small stream which rises
	"	Mr Jeremh Coward	Bridge	in Black Mere on Lough-
				rigg Fell and flows into
				the River Brathat near the
				South end of Skelwith Pool

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Skelwith Force	Skelwith Force	White's Directory	About 10 chs W	Skelwith Force is a
(Waterfall)	"	Mr Jeremh Coward	of Skelwith Bridge	Waterfall on the River
		Slate collector Skelwith Bridge		Brathay near Skelwith
	"	John Crosfield Esqr		Bridge
		Rothay Bank - Ambleside
Skelwith Bridge	Skelwith Bridge	Mr Jeremh Coward	On the S. Bounds	A Stone bridge of two
	(County Bridge)	Mr Tho Preston	of this Plan	arches over the River
		Farmer – Mill Brow		Brathay on the road from
		John Crosfield Esqr		Ambleside to Hawkshead
				– it is a County Bridge
Skelwith Bridge	Skelwith Bridge	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	Near the S.	Skelwith Bridge is a
	(Village)	White's Directory	part of this Plan	small village which
		Slater's Directory		takes its name from the
		Mr Jeremh Coward		adjoining bridge – consists
		John Crosfield Esqr		of two Bobbin Mills – a Corn
				Mill, a Public house and a few
				Cottages – My Jeremh Coward is
				owner of most of it

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Loughrigg Tarn	Loughrigg Tarn	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	About 35 chs	Loughrigg Tarn is
	"	White's Directory	N. of Skelwith Bridge	a circular piece of water
	"	Mr John Green – Grasmere		covering about 12 acres
		Agent to Lady Le Fleming		at the foot of Loughrigg
	"	John Crosfield Esqr /Rothay Bank – Ambleside\		Fell

Loughrigg Fold	Loughrigg Fold	White's Directory	About 40 chs	Loughrigg Fold consists
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	N. of Skelwith	of two cottages, the property
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson – owner	Bridge	of Mr Tho Atkinson of
		Farmer – Cragg Head		Cragg Head
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland

Crag Head	Cragg Head	White's Directory	About 35 chs	Cragg Head is a
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson	N. of Skelwith	Farmhouse in the occupa-
		Farmer – occupier & owner	Bridge	tion of the owner Mr Tho
	"	Mr Jeremh Coward /Farmer & Innkeeper – Skelwith Bridge\		Atkinson
	"	John Crosfield Esqr
	Crag	Johnson's Dictionary

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Little Loughrigg	Little Loughrigg	Mr Jeremh Coward	Trace 1 About 20 chs	Little Loughrigg is a
		Slate collector – Skelwith Bridge	NW of Little	rocky ridge of rough
	"	Mr Tho Preston	Skelwith Bridge	pasture, the property of
		Farmer - Mill Brow		several persons NB. This name
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson		has been written in stump because
		Farmer – Cragg Head		although being the property of several persons
				it is not a common.
Tarn Foot	Tarn Foot	White's Directory	Trace 2 About 30 chs	Tarn Foot is a Farm
	"	Greenwood's Map	N.E. by N. of	house in the occupation of
	"	John Crosfield Esqr /Rothay Bank – Ambleside\	Skelwith Bridge	Captain Pedder and the
				property of Mr Thomas
				Mandel of Coniston

Ellers	Ellers	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	Trace 2 About 31 chs	Ellers is a Farmhouse
	"	White's Directory	NE. of Skelwith	in the occupation of the
	"	Mr Chrisphr Roberts	Bridge	owner Mr Christopher
		occupier & owner		Roberts
	"	John Crosfield Esqr

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name sheets of	Stock Gill	Revd J Clay	Trace 1 About 45 Chs	Stock Gill is a small
26 " 6		Miller Bridge	NE of Clappergate	Stream which rises at Red
	"	Mr John Brown		Screes near Kirkstone Pass
		Inn Keeper – Ambleside		and runs into the River Rothay
	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland		near Ambleside – It is the
	"	White's Directory		Boundary between the Parishes
				of Windermere and Grasmere

King's Wheel	King's Wheel	Mr John Brown	Immediately S	King's Wheel is a bend or
	"	Mr Tho Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\	of Clappersgate	turn in the River Brathay
	"	Tho Partridge / Labr Clappersgate\		which is here still and deep

Brat Badger Wheel	Badger Wheel	Mr John Brown	Trace 2 About 11 chs	Badger Wheel is a rocky
	"	Mr Tho Preston	S by W of Clappersgate	turn in the River Brathay
	"	Tho Partridge		a few chains South of
				Brathay Bridge

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name Sheets of	River Rothay	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate	About 15 chains	The River Rothay is a
plan 26 " 6	"	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	E of Clappersgate	Stream which flows from
	"	Revd J Clay /Miller Bridge\		Grasmere Lake into and
	"	White's Directory		out of Rydal Water
	River Rotha	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		receives the River Brathay
	River Rother	Plan belonging to Lady Le Fleming		near Clappersgate and
				joins Windermere Lake
				about one Mile South of Ambleside
Rothay Br	Rothay Bridge	Revd J Clay	About 26 chains	Rothay Bridge is a stone
	"	Mr John Brown	NE of Clappergate	bridge of once arch over
		Innkeeper – Ambleside		the River Rathay on the
	"	Mr Edwd Warriner /Farmer – Brow Head\		road from Ambleside to
				Hawkshead and Langdale

Gilbert Scar	Gilbert Scar	Revd J Clay	About 19 chains	Gilbert Scar is a Steep
	"	Mr J Brown	N of Clappergate	rocky brow covered with
	"	Mr Edwd Warriner		Coppice wood – belongs to
	"	Revd John Tatham		Miss Cookson of Clappergate /Clappersgate\
		Curate of Rydal

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Brow Head	Brow Head	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	About 43 chs	Brow Head is a farm
	"	Revd J Clay /Miller Bridge\	N of Clapper\s/gate	house in the occupation of
	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		of Mr Edwd Warriner
	"	White's Directory		and the property of Mr
				Robt Bywater, Coniston

Miller Brow	Miller Brow	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate	40 Chains N	A wooded brow adjoining
	"	Revd J Clay	from Clappersgate	Loughrigg Fell, the
	"	Mr Edwd Warriner		property of Lade \Le/ Flemming
	"	White's Directory		of Rydal Hall and the Revd
				J Clay of Miller Bridge
Miller Bridge	Miller Bridge	Revd J Clay	About 46 chs	Miller Bridge is a stone
	"	Mr Edwd Warriner	NNE of Clappersgate	\Foot/ bridge of once arch over
	"	Mr John Brown		the River Rothay near its
		Innkeeper – Ambleside		junction with Stock Gill

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Howe Wood	Howe Wood	Mr Tho Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\	About 14 chs	Howe Wood is the property
	How Wood	Mr Atkinson /Farmer – Cragg Head\	SW of Clappersgate	of Miss Cookson of
	"	Mr Tho Partridge /Labourer – Clappersgate\		Clappersgate, and consists
				of Forest Trees

See name sheets of	River Brathay	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate	Immediately S	The River Brathay is for
plan 26 - 9	"	Plan of Mill Brow Estate	of Clappersgate	the most part a deep, slug-
	"	White's Directory		gish stream, and forms the
	"	Revd J Clay – Miller Bridge		Boundary between between
	River Bratha	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland		the Counties of Lancaster and
				Westmorland from Elter Water
				to where the Brathay joins the
				Rothay near Clappersgate

Brathay Bridge	Brathay Bridge	Revd J Clay	About 7 chains	Brathay Bridge is a Stone
	(County Bridge)	Miller Bridge	SW of Clappersgate	bridge of one arch over the
		Mr Tho Preston		River Brathay on the road
		Mr Edwd Warriner		from Ambleside to Hawkshead
		Farmer – Brow Head		– it is a County Bridge

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
See name sheets of	Loughrigg Fell	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	About 46 Chains	Loughrigg Fell is a high
plan 26 " 5	"	Greenwood's Map of Westmorland	N of Clappersgate	ridge of rough, rocky pasture
	"	White's Directory		containing several hundred acres
	"	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate		the property of several persons
	"	Otley's Guide to the Lakes		There are many fine and extensive
	"	Revd John Clay		views from it – Grasmere Lake
		Miller Bridge		Rydal Water and Loughrigg Tarn
				join it on three sides – Elter
				Water – Coniston Water and the greater
				part of Windermere, with the
				surrounding mountains, may be seen
				from Loughrigg Fell
Lily Tarn	Lily Tarn	Mr Edwd Warriner /Farmer – Brow Head\	About 24 Chains	Lily Tarn is a small piece of
	"	Mr Tho Preston /Farmer – Mill Brow\	NW of Clappersgate	water on Loughrigg Fell
	"	Mr Atkinson – Farmer – Cragg /Head\
Fishgarths Wood	Fishgarths Wood	Mr Edwd Warriner	About 18 Chains	Fishgarths Wood consists mostly
on plans 26.9 & 26.10	"	Mr Tho Preston	W of Clappersgate	of Coppice and is the property
	"	Mr Atkinson		of Miss Cookson of Clappers-
				gate and Mr Wm Benson of
				Kirkby Lonsdale

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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Clappersgate	Cappersgate	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	unreadable About 15 Chains	Clappersgate consists of about
	Clappergate	Greenwood's Map of Do	West from the junction	half a dozen of houses adjoin-
	Clappersgate	White's Directory	of the "Rivers 'Brathay	ing the River Brathay –
	"	Plan of Croft Lodge Estate	& Rothay"	Miss Cookson and others are
	"	Captain Buckley /Howsley Cottage – Clappersgate\		owners

Croft Lodge	Cl \r/oft Lodge	Hodgson's Map of Westmorland	In the Village	Croft Lodge is a handsome
	"	Estate Plan	of Clappersgate	building pleasantly situated
	"	Revd John Clay /Miller Bridge\		at the foot of Loughrigg Fell
	"	Captain Buckley		near the junction of the Rivers
				Rothay and Brathay – Mrs Bury
				is occupier and owner
Cannot be written	Cragg Head	Mr Tho Preston		Cragg Head is a cottage
		Farmer – Mill Brow		the residence of the owner
	"	Mr Tho Atkinson /Farmer – Cragg Head\		Miss Cookson
	"	Mr Tho Partridge /Clappersgate\