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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Holy Well | Holy Well | Rev Richard Marshall | 9 chains N. W. of | A well of very good | ||
| Holy Well | Mr Willy | Kipperlinn. | water which springs from | |||
| Holy Well | Mr Brown | the Limestone Rock in | ||||
| a small ravine or Dean | ||||||
| Hall Farm | Hall Farm | Rev Richd Marshall | 14 chains S. E. | A small stone house having | ||
| Hall Farm | Mr Browell | of the Parsonage. | an outhouse attached and | |||
| Hall Farm | Mr Brown | it is so named because of | ||||
| its proximity to the site of | ||||||
| the Hall and it was erected | ||||||
| with stones from the old | ||||||
| mansion. | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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