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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Pricky’s Well | Pricky’s Well | Mr. Gibson Colwell | 10 Chains NE | A good Spring Situated at | ||
| Pricky’s Well | Mr. Stephenson Colwell | of Croft Hill | the East of Colwell it | |||
| Pricky’s Well | Mr. Surtees Colwell | supplies the village with | ||||
| water is thoroughly well | ||||||
| known by the name | ||||||
| Coley’s Well | Coley’s Well | Mr. Gibson | 14 Chains NE | A good Spring but is | ||
| Coley’s Well | Mr. Stephenson | of Croft Hill | secondary to Pricky’s Well | |||
| Coley’s Well | Mr. Surtees | it is also Situated to the east | ||||
| of Colwell and is well known | ||||||
| Coley a dog "Brockett" | ||||||
| Robin Hood’s Well | Robin Hood’s Well | Mr. Gibson | 20 Chains | A good and well known | ||
| Robin Hood’s Well | Mr. Stephenson | South of Pricky’s | spring situated about a quarter | |||
| Robin Hood’s Well | Mr. Surtees | Well | of a mile East by South of the | |||
| village of Colwell it is well known | ||||||
| by the name | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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