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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Crookham Dean | Crookham Dean | Mr Mason | On Sheet | A small ravine at the distance of | ||
Mr Thomas | 10.13 | about 1/4 of a mile from the village of | ||||
Mr Glendinning | Crookham and bearing the same name | |||||
as the Township, it is mentioned in | ||||||
history by the name of the "Bloody Dean" | ||||||
from having been the scene of some conflict – | ||||||
Pace Hill | Pace Hill | Estate Map | On Sheet | A low hill on the east side of | ||
Mr Thomas | 10.13 | Crookham Dean, it is all cultivated | ||||
William Robson | and formerly there was a small farm | |||||
of the name which took its name from | ||||||
this hill, the lands are now incorporated | ||||||
with Blinkbonny, it is the property of | ||||||
the Marchioness of Waterford – | ||||||
Encampment | Encampment Lane | Estate Map | On Sheets | A part of the parish road leading | ||
Lane | Mr Thomas | 14.1 & | from Ford to Branxton Hill, the name | |||
William Robson | 14.2 | is applied to that portion extendending | ||||
from the turnpike road to Blinkbonny | ||||||
and named from the farm of Encamp | ||||||
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William Boyd, Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by LF
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