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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Dunny’s Well | Dunny’s Well | Chas Moffat Esq. | On Sheets | A spring well now covered by the mill pond, | ||
| Mr G. Milligan | 20.14 & | the name is derived from the fact of a dun | ||||
| Estate Map | 25.2 | cow having been drowned in it. | ||||
| Castle Hill | Castle Hill | Chas Moffat Esq. | On Sheet | The remains of an ancient camp | ||
| Camp | Mr G. Milligan | 20.14 | so called, supposed to have been | |||
| (Remains of) | Estate Map | of British origin, it is nearly | ||||
| obliterated-except on the West, | ||||||
| the name also applies to a house on | ||||||
| the site, occupied by a farm servant. | ||||||
| Lilburn Tower | Lilburn Tower | Chas Moffat Esq. | On Sheet | A handsome modern Mansion, beautifully | ||
| Mr P. W. Purvis | 20.14 | situated on the N. Bank of the Lil Burn and | ||||
| Estate Map &c &c | finely shaded by Woods & ornamental grounds, | |||||
| it is the residence of E. J. Collingwood | ||||||
| Esq. who is the proprietor of the town- | ||||||
| ship, i.e. West Lilburn. A few chains | ||||||
| East of the Mansion is a post office for | ||||||
| the convenience of the district around. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by PF and PT
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