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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Allenheads | Allenheads | Estate Plan | About 50 chains East | A condiderable Village consisting of one | ||
| Allenheads | Whellan’s Directory | of Far Westend | public house a church Post Office and | |||
| Allenheads | J. T. Bewick Esqr. | an extensive lead mine with washings workshops | ||||
| Allenheads | White’s Directory | & a considerable number of dwelling houses | ||||
| Allonheads | Kitchin’s Co Map | & principally occupied by men employed | ||||
| at the lead mines the property of W. B. Beaumont Esqr. | ||||||
| Allenheads Mines | Allenheads Mines | J. T. Bewick Esqr | About 55 chains N.E. | |||
| (Lead) | Allenheads Mines | Mr. J. Clarke | of Far Westend | washings workshops machinery and all the | ||
| Allenheads Mines | Mr. Wm Curry | necessary conveniance and having several | ||||
| (Lead) | levels & shafts communicating with the | |||||
| same | ||||||
| Ginhill Shaft | Ginhill Shaft | J. T. Bewick Esqr | About 55 chains N.E. | This name is given to a lead shaft | ||
| (Lead) | Ginhill Shaft | Mr. J. Clarke | of Far Westend | from being situated on a hill and formerly | ||
| Ginhill Shaft | Mr. Wm Curry | the lead ore was drawn by a horse and Gin | ||||
| (Lead) | but now is drawn by a powerful |
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| F. Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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