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| Banks Plantation | Banks Plantation | Mr. John Lumsden. Mousen. | See Sheet | A small mixed plantation on the East side of | ||
| Banks Plantation | Mr. Wm King. Steward, Bellshill. | 16.14 | the Road leading from Bellshill to Bellshill Quarry; | |||
| Banks Plantation | Mr. Thomas Craig. Adderstone. | the property of John Church Esqr. Bellshill. | ||||
| Chapeltree Well | Chapeltree Well | Mr. John Lumsden. Mousen. | See Sheet | A spring well in an arable field about 34 chains | ||
| Chapeltree Well | Mr. Wm King. Steward, Bellshill. | 16.14 | N. West of the 2nd Milestone from Belford and on the | |||
| Chapeltree Well | Mr. Thomas Craig. Adderstone. | East side of the Great North Turnpike Road | ||||
| Chapel Tree | Chapel Tree | Mr. John Lumsden. Mousen. | See Sheet | A whitethorn tree standing on the most elevated | ||
| Chapel Tree | Mr. Wm King. Steward, Bellshill. | 16.14 | portion of the field in which the above well is situated. | |||
| Chapel Tree | Mr. Thomas Craig. Adderstone. | It is surmised that a Chapel once stood in this field | ||||
| but the oldest inhabitant has never seen any | ||||||
| traces of it. | ||||||
| North Plantation | North Plantation | Mr. John Lumsden. Mousen. | See Sheet | A mixed plantation on the West side of the Great | ||
| North Plantation | Mr. Wm King. Steward, Bellshill. | 16.14 | North Turnpike Road and about 6 chains West | |||
| North Plantation | Mr. Thomas Craig. Adderstone. | of Chapel Tree: the property of John Church Esqr. | ||||
| Thomas Cosgrove |
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