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Crnnptmnit Bantcs. 267
The Crossag Bridge is called, in one edition of the
Chronicon MannicB, Crosyvor (Krossa-vorr), ' Weir
Cross.' This bridge spans the Silverburn stream
close by Rushen Abbey, and it is quite possible
that the monks had both a weir as well as a cross
there. [Skerryvore, Ireland.]
porp (N), * a hamlet, village ;' in Northop (Nor^r-porp),
'The North Village.' [Nythorp, Denmark;
NoRTHORPE, Lincolnshire.]

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Surnames & place-names of the Isle of Man
DescriptionBy A.W. Moore ; with an introduction by Professor Rhŷs.
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