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| Comby Hills | Comby Hills | Estate map | On Sheets | Irregular features of Combs | ||
| Comby Hills | Mr. Thomas Beattie | 26.4 & | extending across two fields | |||
| Comby Hills | Mr. Joseph Hills, Occupier | 26.8 | And have evidently, been | |||
| Comby Hills | Mr. Robt Taylor, Innkeeper | taken advantage of for | ||||
| military purposes, as the | ||||||
| most prominent ridge has | ||||||
| been cut across in Several places | ||||||
| And Small entrenchments | ||||||
| formed, nearly close to each | ||||||
| other. In the field there are | ||||||
| Several terraces – like slopes, | ||||||
| but all appear to be natural | ||||||
| features, And it is said there | ||||||
| Camp | Camp | Same Authorities | On Sheet | was a Camp here – This is a | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | 26.4 | ||||
| feet deep, |
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| -sage down into it. I have | ||||||
| been told that, military men | ||||||
| who visited it gave it as their | ||||||
| opinion, that, it was a | ||||||
| Generals Camp – It is on the | ||||||
| highest point of the Comby | ||||||
| Hills, in the north field – | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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