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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| The Hag | The Hag | Mr. Thomas Armstrong | 64 Chains south- | A good stone house originally built in 1691 but | ||
| The Hag | Mr. John Graham | west of Peckriding | more recently repaired, there is |
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| The Hag | Mr. & Mr. John Forster | Mill | Garden & Out offices attached | |||
| Hagg | Kitchin’s County Map | |||||
| Hag Wood | Hag Wood | Mr. Thomas Armstrong | 40 Chains south of | A portion of mixed wood consisting of | ||
| Hag Wood | Mr. John Graham | Peckriding Mill | about 5 Acres deriving its name from the | |||
| Hag Wood | Mr. Joseph Forster | The farm in which it is situated | ||||
| Laneside | Laneside | Mr. Thomas Armstrong | 55 Chains south west | A very good recently built House having a Garden | ||
| Laneside | Mr. John Graham | of Peckriding Mill | Plantation & Out Offices attached | |||
| Laneside | Mr. Joseph Forster | |||||
| John Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by AJ
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