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Forum: Questions and Answers 30-05-2013, 11:38

Replies: 12 Coytes Views: 548 Posted By Bob Dobson Re: Coytes Then there's the township of 'uncoyt'. It was always an overcoyt cowder up 'uncoyt.

Forum: Questions and Answers 29-05-2013, 20:17

Replies: 12 Coytes Views: 548 Posted By Bob Dobson Re: Coytes This is a dialect word .ie it used to be in standard English and means a covering. In Lancashire, these large pieces of stone covered t'petty and t'coyle hoyle.

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