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| Clarkspasture Plantation | Clarkspasture Plantation | John Askew | 24 chains S. E. of | This plantation has taken its name from | ||
| Clarkspasture Plantation | Thomas Askew | Rape Well. | a person of the name of Clark | |||
| Clarkspasture Plantation | John Fewster | who occupied this place prior to | ||||
| its been planted. | ||||||
| Mere Burn | Mere Burn | John Askew | 20 chains South of | This burn has taken its name | ||
| Mere Burn | Thomas Askew | Clark’s Well. | from its situation in low mossy | |||
| Mere Burn | John Fewster | ground. | ||||
| Newlands Common | Newlands Common | John Askew | 5 chains East of | This common land has been | ||
| Newlands Common | Thomas Askew | Clark’s Well. | enclosed about 70 or 80 years since | |||
| Newlands Common | John Fewster | but it still retains the name | ||||
| Black Plantation has formed | ||||||
| part of the common land. | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan |
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Transcribed by TH
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