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| Cock Law | Cock Law | P.Selby Esqr. Owner | On Sheets | Four large, arable fields | ||
| Cock Law | George Selby Esqr. | 21.2 & | on the south, and south- | |||
| Cock Law | Mr. Thos Winskell | 21.6 | -west, side of "Bonaparte’s | |||
| -hill" Plantation" in the | ||||||
| northwest field are the | ||||||
| remains of an old "Border | ||||||
| Peel", called "Cocklaw Peel" | ||||||
| from which this district | ||||||
| was named". The Peel was | ||||||
| taken down only a few years | ||||||
| ago. | ||||||
| Bonaparteshill | Bonaparteshill | P.Selby Esqr. [Owner] | On Sheets | A large, mixed plantation | ||
| Plantation | Plantation | George Selby Esqr. | 21.2 & | on a considerable eminence | ||
| Mr. Thos Winskell | 21.6 | on the north side, and adj- | ||||
| -oining, "Cock Law" (but was | ||||||
| never considered, to form any | ||||||
| + similar Tumili, having in it | part of that district) before | |||||
| stone coffins, |
this was planted there were | |||||
| contained "Urns" of Baked Clay – | several large "Tumili" here, and | |||||
| all of which were removed by the | when removed, under each was | |||||
| present proprietor. | found a Large Stone Coffin – | |||||
| At the conclusion of peace, in 1816, there | and a short distance S.E. of | |||||
| was a fire lit on this hill – (hence the name) | of the plantation was a + | |||||
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