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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Haremoor Law | Haremoor Law | Mr. J. Davison Holystone | 8 Chains N W | A small green eminence covered with [casts] | ||
| Haremoor Law | Mr. G. Davison Holystone | of Lady’s Well | It appears to have been formed by the eruption | |||
| Haremoor Law | Mr J Oliver Holystone | of water, as there are numerous large stone of a | ||||
| globular form also small shells and fine | ||||||
| sand found under its surface. | ||||||
| Cold Park | Cold Park | Mr J Davison | 15 Chains |
A small district of ground covered principally | ||
| Cold Park | Mr G Davison | of Lady’s Well | with rough |
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| Cold Park | Mr J Oliver | |||||
| Lady’s Well | Lady’s Well | White’s Directory | 15 Chains East | A beautiful basin of water enclosed by a | ||
| Lady’s Well | Mr G Davison | of Cold Park | stone wall. In the Saxon reign of Edwin | |||
| Lady’s Well | Mr J Davison | and early in the Seventh Century, Paulinus | ||||
| an English Bishop is said to have baptised | ||||||
| The Lady’s Well which belonged to the | about three thousand people in this well. | |||||
| Priory is a beautiful bason of water it | ||||||
| has been walled about with hewn stone | ||||||
| Mackenzies History | ||||||
| Alfred Brittain Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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