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| Camp | Camp (Remains of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, | On Sheet | This Camp consisted of one ring only, | ||
| (Remains of) | Ingram. | 30. 9 | which is now almost level with the | |||
| Camp (Remains of) | Mr. J. H. Donkin, Farmer, | surface, a slight bank indicating its | ||||
| Ingram. | outline. It is situated on the south | |||||
| Camp (Remains of) | Mr. Geo. Gibson, Miller, | declivity of the hill called "Cochrane | ||||
| Ingrammill. | Pike". | |||||
| Bowl Holes | Bowl Holes | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, | On S | A portion of undulating ground | ||
| Ingram. | interspersed with rocks, and having | |||||
| Bowl Holes | Mr. J. H. Donkin, Farmer, | a circular hollow at the East extremity, | ||||
| Ingram. | which, when partially filled with water | |||||
| Bowl Holes | Mr. Geo. Gibson, Miller, | during the winter, is said to resemble a | ||||
| Ingrammill. | basin or bowl, and hence the name. | |||||
| Cairn | Cairn (Site of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, | On Sheet | In removing this Cairn, about the year [???] | ||
| (Site of) | Ingram. | 30. 5 | the workmen found an Urn, suppo[sed to] | |||
| Cairn (Site of) | Mr. J. H. Donkin, Farmer, | contain human remains, nothin[g of the] | ||||
| Ingram. | Cairn now remains, but so[me] [???] | |||||
| Cairn (Site of) | Mr. Geo. Gibson, Miller, | stones – situated on the farm [???] | ||||
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| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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