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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Peter’s Grave | Peter’s Grave | Mr. William Darling | On Sheet | This is where a man named | ||
| Mr Edward Whightman | 27.10 | "Peter" who committed suicide | ||||
| Post Master | is interred – The spot is marked | |||||
| Dunstan | by a stone having been placed | |||||
| Mr Thomas Darling | at it. Altho the date at which | |||||
| Spittleford – | the stone was placed there | |||||
| is unknown – | ||||||
| He was buried, as was then | ||||||
| the general custom, at the | ||||||
| junction of "three Lords’ lands" – | ||||||
Note: Unsigned; hand of William Beatty
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Transcribed by PT
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