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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Bell’s House | Bell’s House | Mr. Edward Milburn | 30 chains N.W. | A small cottage built by | ||
| Bell’s House | Mr. Henderson | of Meg’s Moss | a gentleman of the name of | |||
| Bell’s House | Mr. Thomas Foster | Bell for a shooting Box, it | ||||
| Sandy Sike House | Mr. Joseph Armstrong | is now occupied by a Shepherd | ||||
| Meg’s Moss | Meg’s Moss | Mr. Edward Milburn | 30 chains S.E of | A peat moss on the west side | ||
| Meg’s Moss | Mr. Henderson | Bell’s House | of Hareshaw Dam. | |||
| Meg’s Moss | Mr. Thomas Bell | |||||
| Whirl Bog | Whirl Bog | Mr. Edward Milburn | 27 chains S.E. | A tract of flat wet land situ | ||
| Whirl Bog | Mr. Henderson | of Bell’s House | ated about 15 chains west of Hare- | |||
| Whirl Bog | Mr. Thomas Foster | shaw |
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Transcribed by KF
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