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Post Office | Post Office | Rev |
See Sheet | A one storey house used as a Post | ||
Chillingham | 20.11 | Office, where letters are received, and | ||||
Post Office | Thomas Foster, Postmaster | despatched, once a day, to and from | ||||
Post Office | Richard Hardy, steward | Chatton, Proprietor, the Earl of Tankerville. | ||||
Chillingham | ||||||
Charley’s Hill | Charley’s Hill | See Sheet | A slight eminence, situated in | |||
Charley’s Hill | George Brown – gardener | 20.12 | Chillingham Park, the summit of | |||
Chillingham | which is partly studded with wood | |||||
Charley’s Hill | W.G. Thomson, schoolmaster | |||||
Chillingham | ||||||
Achnacarry | Achnacarry | William Hardy, Steward. | ||||
Plantation | Plantation | See Sheet | A plantation chiefly firs, situated | |||
Achnacarry | George Brown – gardener | 20.12 | in the North east extremity of Chillingham | |||
Plantation | Chillingham | park, the property of the Earl of Tankerville. | ||||
W.G. Thomson, schoolmaster | The trees comprising this plantation were | |||||
Chillingham | got at a place called "Achnacarry" in the | |||||
Highlands, and hence the name. | ||||||
John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JMCN and SW
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