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Sheet 64 Plan 14 Parish of Bothal

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Hell’s Kettle Hell’s Kettle Mr. Spearman 48 Chains N West A deep hole in the River
Hell’s Kettle Mr. Angus of Climbing Tree Wansbeck
Hell’s Kettle Mr. Coxon
How Burn How Burn Mr. Spearman 52 Chains E West A small stream dividin
How Burn Mr. Angus of Climbing the parishes of Bothal &
How Burn Mr. Coxon Tree Morpeth
Climbingtree Dean Climbingtree Dean Mr. Spearman 22 Chains east of A small Ravine within Chapel Wood
Climbingtree Dean Mr. Angus Climbing Tree through which a small stream flows
Climbingtree Dean Mr. Coxon (Woodman) it takes the name from the adjoining
farm house
Banks Cottages Banks Cottages Mr. Spearman 38 chains NWest A row of small Cottages
Banks Cottages Mr. Angus of Climbing Tree in the North of Chapel Wood
Banks Cottages Mr. Coxon
John McMahon
Civil Assistant

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Transcribed by SMH and CC

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