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| Monument | Nelson’s Monument | Mr Mather | 41 Chains North | An obelisk built of freestone |
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| (Erected to the memory | Nelson’s Monument | Mr Carr | West of Easthouse | of Considerable height on which are | ||
| of Lord Nelson | Nelson’s Monument | McKenzie’s History | the following inscriptions. On the body | |||
| A.D. 1807) | Nelsons Monument | White’s Directory | of the Obelisk (England expects every | |||
| Man to do his duty) On the Pedestal | ||||||
| Not to commemmorate the public Virtue and heroic | ||||||
| achievements of Nelson which is the duty of England. | ||||||
| But to the memory of private friendship this erection is | ||||||
| dedicated by Alexander Davidson | ||||||
| Rushycap | Rusheycap | Mr Mather | 54 Chains North | A Farm house with outhouse garden & | ||
| Rushycap | Mr Carr | East of Easthouse | yard attached all in good repair. | |||
| Rushycap | Mr Hudson | The name is derived from the peculiar | ||||
| Rushercap | Mr Pringle | shape of the building. | ||||
| Rushercap | Mr Snaith | |||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by SW and JM
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