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| Lambertslee Plantation | Lambertslee | Mr L. Strong Steward, | On Sheet | A small triangular plantn | ||
| Plantation | 22.14 | on the farm of "Newton | ||||
| Lambertslee | Mr George Mavin, Embleton | -barns", |
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| Plantation | chains South of the farm | |||||
| Mr William Chirnside | house. The field in which | |||||
| Newton | it is situated is called | |||||
| Lambert’s Lee – hence the | ||||||
| name, | ||||||
| Swallow Dean | Swallow Dean | Mr. M. Wilkinson | On Sheet | A narrow, and not deep | ||
| Swallow Dean | Mr. George Bell | 22.14 | ravine, having a small | |||
| Swallow Dean | Mr. James Marshall | stream flowing through | ||||
| it It extends from a | ||||||
| small plantation, North | ||||||
| -wards, passing Low Brunton | ||||||
| and joining Brunton | ||||||
| Burn". Origin of name | ||||||
| unknown | ||||||
| Pithouses | Pithouses | Mr. Luke Strong | On Sheet | Two, small Cottages | ||
| Mr. George Mavin | 22.14 | having gardens attached | ||||
| Mr. William Chirnside | situated, |
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| Lambertslee Plantation | ||||||
| there being an old coal pit beside them | ||||||
Note: No header; unsigned; prob. hand of John McCabe
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Transcribed by PT
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