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| Cross Hill | Cross Hill | Estate Map | See Sheet | This name is applied to | ||
| Cross Hill | John Raitson Esqr. | 17.13 | a large arable field having a small | |||
| Cross Hill | Mr C Calder | hill feature, in the southeast | ||||
| corner of it. I could not ascer- | ||||||
| tain whether, the name arose | ||||||
| from a "Cross" having been here | ||||||
| or from a Cross Roads, which | ||||||
| is Contiguous. Most probably the | ||||||
| latter. | ||||||
| Ewe Hill | Ewe Hill | Estate Map | See Sheet | A small hill feature, exten | ||
| John Raitson Esqr. | 17.13 | -ding into two, arable fields | ||||
| Mr C Calder | on the farm of Elford | |||||
| and about 1/4 of a mile N. | ||||||
| West of the farmhouse. | ||||||
| [#] | Wanless Fields | Estate Map | A small district com | |||
| John Raitson Esqr. | -prising two large enclosures | |||||
| Mr C Calder | one, arable, and the other | |||||
| Not to be written on the Plan. | permanent pasture. They | |||||
| are on the farm of "Elford" | ||||||
| and south of the farmhouse | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL
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