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| Wet Reins | Wet Reins | Estate Map | See Sheet | Three large low lying arable | ||
| Wet Reins | Mr Robt Tait | 16.16 | fields, two on the north, and | |||
| Wet Reins | Mr William Archbold | one on the south side of the | ||||
| boundary between Newham, and | ||||||
| Bradford townships. They have | ||||||
| got this name, from the wet | ||||||
| nature of the ground. |
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| The property of the Duke of North- | ||||||
| -umberland, and others. | ||||||
| Pigdon Hill | Pigdon Hill | Mr William Archbold | See Sheet | A very prominent elevation | ||
| Pigdon Hill | Mr James Dryden | 16.16 | ||||
| Pigdon Hill | Mr Gilbert Pearcy Steward | "Bradford Combs", and is a | ||||
| Steward | portion of the same formation. | |||||
| This Knoll appears to have | ||||||
| Camp | Camp (Remains of) | Mr William Archbold | See Sheet | been a Military Station, as there | ||
| (Remains of) | (British) | Mr James Dryden | 16.16 | are the remains of small entrench | ||
| Mr Gilbert Pearcy Steward | -ments, cut mainly across it. It must | |||||
| have been a small outpost, as it is | ||||||
| a place not at all adapted, for | ||||||
| a double ditch, and Valum, but | ||||||
| is very small. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL
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