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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Chapel Hill	Chapel Hill	Mr Thomas Paxton, Occupier	on sheet	A small enclosure, on the south
	Chapel Hill	Mr Robt Brigham, Fenwick	11.12	side of Fenwick Village, in which
	Chapel Hill	Mr John Ayre, Fenwick		its is said, ~~that~~ a chapel, once
				stood, but there is no trace of
				it now to be seen, nor can I find
				out from anyone where it stood
				the name of the field being ~~the~~
				all that now remains to show that
				such a thing ever had been here.
				There are traces of a small building, but
			it is not known as a portion of the chapel

Fenwick Wood	Fenwick Wood	Estate Map	on sheet	A large wood, about 1/2
	Fenwick Wood	Mr Thomas Main	11.12	a mile south of Fenwick, the
	Fenwick Wood	Mr Mark Chisholm		greater part of which appears to
	Fenwick Wood	Mr George Chisholm, Fenwick granary		be natural wood, it is well
				intersected with roads, and
				Hunting drives. ~~It is~~ the property
				of Captn Leyland

Broomyknowes Plantation	BroomyKnows Plantation	Estate Map	on sheets	A small plantation on
	BroomyKnowes Plantation	Mr Thomas Main	11.12 &	a rocky eminence, which before
	BroomyKnowes Plantation	Mr Mark Chisholm	12.9	being planted was covered with
	BroomyKnowes Plantation	Mr George Chisholm		Broom. It is situated on the
				farm of Fenwick Stead, and about
				1/2 a mile southeast of the farmhouse

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