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| Priest’s Dean | Priest’s Dean | Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings | On Sheets | A portion of land sloping on both sides to | ||
| Priest’s Dean | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | 21 & | Priestsdean Burn, on the North it is nearly | |||
| Priest’s Dean | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | 21.12 | all cultivated and is the property of the | |||
| Duke of Northumberland, on the south it | ||||||
| is a Mixed Wood the property of Sir John | ||||||
| Haggerston (a Minor) Haggerston Hall. | ||||||
| It is stated that this Dean took | ||||||
| its name from their being a Priest | ||||||
| murdered in it, near the Trust | ||||||
| Road. It commences at the S.E. | ||||||
| corner of Commonflat Plantation & | ||||||
| ends close to Snipehill. | ||||||
| Priestsdean Burn | Priestsdean Burn | Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings | On Sheets | A stream entering the plan on the S. | ||
| Priestsdean Burn | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | 21 & | East side commencing at the S.E. of Commonflat Plantation | |||
| Priestsdean Burn | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | 21.12 | and flowing in a North Easterly | |||
| direction empties itself into "Long Nanny" | ||||||
| a short distance South of Horse Hill. | ||||||
| Snipehill | Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings | Small Cottage Houses, on the South | ||||
| Snipehill | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | side of Priest’s Dean; the property | ||||
| Snipehill | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | of Sir John Haggerston (a Minor) of | ||||
| Belongs to Ellingham Parish. | Haggerston Hall. | |||||
| Thomas Cosgrove | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL
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