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Parish of Holy Island (Detached)

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Bride’s Brae Bride’s Brae Revd. William Hewitt on Sheet A steep brae bank or incline in the turnpike
Bride’s Brae Mr. George Smith 7.13 road, a short distance south
Bride’s Brae Mr. Thomas Carr of Ancroft Church, and just above
Dean Burn. It is said that, a
Bride had been killed, by falling
off her horse, when either coming
to, or, returning from church –
hence the name –
Ancroftstead Ancroftstead Revd. William Hewitt on Sheet A check Toll Gate, on the end
Check Gate Check Gate Mr. George Smith 7.13 of the township road, leading
Mr. Thomas Carr off the turnpike, south of Ancroft,
in direction of Ancroftstead &c.
There is no house at it, but a small
box, for the collector –
Ancroftstead Ancroftstead Revd. William Hewitt on Sheet A large limestone Quarry, & Kiln
Limeworks Limeworks Mr. George Smith 7.13 having an Enginehouse, with
Mr. Thomas Carr Engine attached, for the purpose
of pumping water, and drawing
stones &c to the Kiln, along a small
tramway, laid, for that purpose –
It is the property of Earl Grey –
John McCabe

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