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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Tilesheds Plantation | Tilesheds Plantation | Mr. Twizell | Adjoining the | A large Plantation planted at various | ||
| Mixed Wood | Ph Boundary | times, it derives its name from its | ||||
| Tilesheds Plantation | Mr. Anderson | 30 chs: N.W. of Loudside | occupying the site of a tilery | |||
| Tilesheds Plantation | Mr Roddam | nothing remains of the Tilery now | ||||
| except the holes where the clay was | ||||||
| taken from & which are now filled | ||||||
| with water | ||||||
| Scythesand Plantation | Scythe Sand Plantation | Mr.Twizell | 30 Chains S. S. West | A small Plantation, deriving | ||
| (Mixed Wood) | of Loudside | its name from affording excellent | ||||
| Scythe Sand Plantation | Mr. Anderson | Sandstone for whetting Scythes | ||||
| Scythe Sand Plantation | Mr. Roddam | |||||
| The Rookery | The Rookery | Mr.Twizell | South of & adjoining | A small Wood of Well | ||
| (Mixed Wood) | to Loudside | grown timber, the site of as | ||||
| The Rookery | Mr. Anderson | the name indicates of a | ||||
| The Rookery | Mr. Roddam | Rookery | ||||
| John Stewart Sapper RE |
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