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| Thorny Haugh | Thorny Haugh | Mr Fletcher | 53 chains South | This name apples to a small enclosure | ||
| Thorny Haugh | Mr Easton | of Hopesley House. | on Stobbs Farm. The name is derived from | |||
| Thorny Haugh | Mr Dodd | the number of Thorn Trees once growing in the | ||||
| field. | ||||||
| Nether Houses | Nether Houses | Mr Fletcher | 51 chains South | This name applies to a farm & also | ||
| Nether Houses | Mr Easton | of Hopesley House. | small cottages in a good state of repair | |||
| Nether Houses | Mr Dodd | with outhouses, gardens & yard attached. | ||||
| Standing Stone | Standing Stone | Mr Fletcher | 50 chains South | This name is applicable to a small | ||
| Standing Stone | Mr Easton | West of Hopesley House. | eminence the summit of which is marked | |||
| Standing Stone | Mr Nichol | with two stone walls at right angles to | ||||
| each other for the purposes of sheltering sheep. | ||||||
| It is supposed that a remarkable stone | ||||||
| stood on this eminence at one time but | ||||||
| was used in the building of the walls. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by TH
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