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| Bradford Dean | Bradford Dean | Mr. Robt Tait (Tenant) | On Sheets | A deep ravine, through | ||
| Bradford Dean | Mr. John Rogerson (Shepherd) | 16.11 | which |
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| Bradford Dean | Mr. John Gillie | flows. It is planted on each | ||||
| side, down to the stream, | ||||||
| and bears the name from, | ||||||
| the outbuildings, of "Bradford" | ||||||
| to the Mill Dam, South of | ||||||
| Spindleston Mill. | ||||||
| West Bog | West Bog | Estate Map | On Sheets | Two large arable fields | ||
| West Bog | Mr. John Dinning | 16.11 & | in the Northwest Corner of | |||
| West Bog | Mr. Ralph Rutter | 16.15 | Adderstone Township, the | |||
| land of which still retains | ||||||
| its Boggy Nature. |
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| property of Edward Johnstone | ||||||
| Esqr. Tweedbank. | ||||||
| South Hill | South Hill | Estate Map | On Sheet | A rocky pasture, eminence of | ||
| South Hill | Mr. J. Gillie – Tenant | 16.11 | considerable elevation, |
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| South Hill | Mr. J. Bolam | a small plantation on the west side | ||||
| It is on the North Side of this hill at the | ||||||
| bottom of a Small Cliff that the "Trough" | ||||||
| of the Laidley Worm is, out of which it used | ||||||
| to bring the milk of 7 cows every morning. | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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