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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Wool Law | Wool Law | Mr Brown | 62 chains North | A large |
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| Wool Law | Mr Dunn | West of Hopesley House. | ||||
| Wool Law | Mr Nichol | yard attached. |
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| Woolaw | List of County Voters | |||||
| Woollaw | MacLauchlan’s Map of Watling Street | |||||
| Lineal Cleugh | Lineal Cleugh | Mr Coulson | 39 chains East | A small stream rising on Rochester | ||
| Lineal Cleugh | Mr Amos | of Hopesley House. | Common and flowing in a Southerly | |||
| Lineal Cleugh | Mr Easton | direction until it joins the River | ||||
| Rede, 5 chains South West of Stobbs Farm | ||||||
| House. | ||||||
| Lamb Crag | Lamb Crag | Mr Coulson | 32 chains East of | A small rocky eminence situated [on] | ||
| Lamb Crag | Mr Amos | Hopesley House. | Rochester Common well known by this name. | |||
| Lamb Crag | Mr Easton | Mr MacLauchlan shows a tumulus on the [south] | ||||
| of Watling Street. Situated on the summit [of] | ||||||
| this eminence, this mound was opened in the presence of some members of the Antiquarians | ||||||
| Society among the rest his Grace the Duke of Northumberland who give it as his opinion | ||||||
| that the object was a natural mound and that the supposed ashes found in the interior were | ||||||
| nothing but decomposed peat moss. | ||||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by TH
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