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| Whinny Plantation | Whinny Plantn | Mr. Thomas Thompson | On Sheet | A small mixed plantation | ||
| Whinny Plantn | Mr. George Marshall | 32.1 | on the farm of Broxfield | |||
| Whinny Plantn | Mr. John Thompson | |||||
| northwest of the farmhouse | ||||||
| Before being planted | ||||||
| it was a Fox Cover, and | ||||||
| is sometimes yet called | ||||||
| "Fox Plantation" – | ||||||
| Maxwellmoor | Maxwellmoor | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A narrow, mixed plantn | ||
| Plantation | Plantation | 32.1 | at "Broxfield", the field | |||
| in which it is situate | ||||||
| is called Maxwell m[oor] | ||||||
| hence the name. | ||||||
| Broxfield | Broxfield | Estate map. 1850 | On Sheet | Two good farmhouses | ||
| Tithe plan and | 32.1 | with their offices | ||||
| same as above | and hinds houses &c | |||||
| which Constitute the | ||||||
| Village of "Broxfield" | ||||||
| Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
Note: Unsigned; hand of John McCabe
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Transcribed by PT
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