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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Hallflat Plantation | Hallflat Plantn | Estate Plan | On Sheet | A Small triangular plantation | ||
| Hallflat Plantn | Mr. Joseph Hills | 26.4 | of mixed wood, on the east | |||
| Hallflat Plantn | Mr. Thomas Beattie | Side of the road, between "North | ||||
| Charlton", And "Browneyside". | ||||||
| The field in which it is Situated | ||||||
| is Called "Hall Flat" hence the | ||||||
| name – |
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| J.B. Cresswell Esqr. | ||||||
| Castle Close | Castle Close | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A Small pasture enclosure | ||
| 26.4 | on the north Side of N. Charlton | |||||
| Village. It gets this name, from | ||||||
| A Castle |
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| the Site of which, is Still pointed | ||||||
| out – see Page 35 – | ||||||
| Castleclose Plantation | Castleclose | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A Small, mixed plantation | ||
| Plantation | 26.4 | on the top of a prominent Knoll | ||||
| in "Castle Close", |
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| its Summit, what is Said to | ||||||
| be the remains of An old | ||||||
| Church. This eminence has every | ||||||
| appearance of being Artificial | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by PT
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