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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Shoreston Cottage | Shoreston Cottage | Mr John Thompson (Occupier) | See Sheet | A neat, small, dwelling, having | ||
| Shoreston Cottage | R.G. Huggup Esqr. | 17.9 | a garden, and smith’s work- | |||
| Shoreston Cottage | Revd. Mr Orde. | -shop, attached, it was erected | ||||
| in 1858, by the Trustees, of the | ||||||
| late Lord Crewe, as a Black- | ||||||
| -smith’s residence and workshop. | ||||||
| Clashope Bridge | Clashope Bridge | Mr John Thompson (Occupier) | See Sheet | A small Conduit, across | ||
| Clashope Bridge | R.G. Huggup Esqr. | 17.9 | "Clashope Burn", on the | |||
| Clashope Bridge | Revd. Mr Orde. | township road, at Shore- | ||||
| ston Cottage -, Origin of | ||||||
| (Clashope, unknown) | ||||||
| The Green | The Green | Mr John Thompson (Occupier) | See Sheet | A small district on the | ||
| The Green | R.G. Huggup Esqr. | 17.9 | west side of Shoreston Hall | |||
| The Green | Revd. Mr Orde. | Comprising 4 small enclosures | ||||
| in one of which, there, is an | ||||||
| oblong mound, said to be a Tu | ||||||
| -mulus, similar to those, in Copy | ||||||
| Well Fields – Contiguous | ||||||
| The old Village of Shoreston, stood here, and this | ||||||
| district – is supposed to have been open, and common to | ||||||
| the inhabitants, and called the Green. | ||||||
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