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| Cockleman’s Quarry | Cockleman’s Quarry | Mr George Hogg | on sheet | A long, narrow, stone quarry, | ||
| Cockleman’s Quarry | Mr Matthew Forster | 11.7 | situated near to the east end of | |||
| Cockleman’s Quarry | Mr Thomas Main | "Mounthooly Dean", on the south | ||||
| side, it gets this name from | ||||||
| a man, who was in the habit of | ||||||
| travelling about the country to sell | ||||||
| cockles, having been murdered here | ||||||
| or near to this place, about 60 years | ||||||
| ago – | ||||||
| Dean Plantation | Dean Plantation | Mr George Hogg | on sheet | A large plantation of mixed | ||
| Dean Plantation | Mr Matthew Forster | 11.7 | trees, on the southwest side | |||
| Dean Plantation | Mr Thomas Main | of "Mounthooly Dean". |
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| bears this name, westward, to the | ||||||
| end of Dean Burn. |
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| property of D. Grey Esqr. | ||||||
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