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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Shawwell House | Shawwell House | Mr Forster | About 31 chains NE | A good stone building having all the necessary | ||
| Shawwell House | Mr Wardale | of Hampstead | requirements for a Farm House | |||
| Shawwell House | Mr Simpson | |||||
| Shawell house | White’s Directory | |||||
| Hampstead | Hampstead | Mr Forster | About 31 chains SW of | A very good stone building with offices and gardens | ||
| Hampstead | Mr Wardale | Shawwell House | attached it is used as a Farm House the property of | |||
| Hampstead | Mr Simpson | Mr Ridley | ||||
| Watling Street | Watling Street | Mr Forster | About 9 chains E of | This is a portion of the great Roman Road called | ||
| ROMAN ROAD | Watling Street | Mr Wardale | Hampstead | Watling Street, it consisted of an artificial fabric | ||
| (Site of) | Watling Street | Mr Simpson | composed of pebble stones, or gravel, raised to a | |||
| Watling Street | County Map | considerable height above the level of the natural soil, | ||||
| Watling Street | White’s Directory | it is still distinctly visible in a great many places, | ||||
| Watling Street | Maclauchlan’s Memoir written during a survey of the Watling Street | and its course which is invariably straight is very | ||||
| easily traced even through tracts of cultivated ground. | ||||||
| A portion of its remains is visible in this Plan | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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