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and Leven are able to make vC. serviceable men. There
dwelleth also a surname of Stories, but they are sore
decayed.
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Leven.
Upon this river also dwelleth many Grames, and above
Kirklynton in Sompert dwelleth a great surname of Fosters,
and about Hethersgill is a surname of Hetheringtons.
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Bewcastle.
There dwelleth Fosters, Cwsers, and Nixsons, but sore
decayed.
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Gilsland.
In Gilsland is no great surname. The Belles is the most.
There is a surname of Mylbournes and Hardens, but they are
not many.
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Bourgh.
There is fowre surnames there, Lyddalls, Glastes, and
Huntingtons, Hodgesons. But there is not many of none of
them.
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Musgrave and Salkeld.
The greatest surname of the gentlemen within the wardenry,
is Musgraves and Salkelds.
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The severall surnames of the Borderers of Scotland and
their dwellinges.
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Sarke.
Betwixt Eske and Sarke dwelleth the surname of Johnsons,
called the Johnsons of Greatney.
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Kinmont.
Above them dwelleth Kinmont and Armestrong, and about him
dwelleth C. able men all Armestronges.
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