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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Lady Augusta’s | Lady Augusta’s Plantation | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A plantation belonging to Etal House | ||
| Plantation | John Martin | 10.10 | 1/8 of a mile north of the village divided | |||
| John Sutherland | by the turnpike road from St Marys Wood | |||||
| the wood is American Pine, and named | ||||||
| in honor of Lady Agusta Fitzclarence | ||||||
| Berryhill Crag | Berryhill Crag | Mr Mathieson | On Sheet | A rocky precipice on the farm of Berryhill | ||
| Mr Paxton | 10.10 | within a short distance of the House. | ||||
| William Robson Crookham | The strata is of a very peculiar character | |||||
| composed of huge blocks having the appearance | ||||||
| of being detached from each other. | ||||||
| Punch Well | Punch Well | Mr Paxton | On Sheet | A spring on the farm of Berry hill | ||
| John Sutherland | 10.10 | bearing this name. Situated about 1/2 a | ||||
| John Kearton | mile south from the House | |||||
| William Boyd Civil assistant |
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Transcribed by LF
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