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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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| Seaton Sluice | Seaton Sluice | Mr John Forster | About 6 chains | A water gate erected for the purpose | ||
| Seaton Sluice | Mr Davison | North West of Colley | of clearing the harbour of sand or other | |||
| Seaton Sluice | Mr Wm Watson | Well | obstructions that may accumulate there | |||
| When the harbour gets ‘choked’, the sluice | ||||||
| is raised and the water rushing through | ||||||
| it clears the harbour of any material | ||||||
| that may have accumulated there. | ||||||
| The Kings Arms Inn | The Kings Arms Inn | Mr John Forster | in the East of the Village | An ordinary public house | ||
| The Kings Arms Inn | Sign Board | of Seaton Sluice about | at present occupied by | |||
| The Kings Arms Inn | Mr John Smart | 24 chains North |
Mr John Smart | |||
| of Round Well | ||||||
| Seaton Sluice Mill | Seaton Sluice Mill | Mr George Taylor | About 8 chains south | A mill for grinding corn | ||
| (Corn) | east of Round Well | the machinery of which is | ||||
| Seaton Sluice Mill | Mr John Forster | worked by steam power | ||||
| (Corn) | ||||||
| Seaton Sluice Mill | Mr Davison | |||||
| (Corn) | ||||||
| John McMahon |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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