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| Snope Well | Snope Well | Revd Henry Morton B.A. | 71 Chains N.E. | A good spring its water is | ||
| Snope Well | Mr. Parker | of The Church | impregnated with sulphur, and | |||
| Snope Well | Hodgsons History of the County | it is reputed to possess strong | ||||
| medicinal properties, |
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| and it is chiefly used for | ||||||
| Chronic diseases & the scurvy | ||||||
| Hodgson compares it to ice in | ||||||
| the hottest day in summer. It | ||||||
| must have undergone a great change | ||||||
| since his time for in summer it now | ||||||
| is warm to the touch | ||||||
| Sanders Close | Sanders Close | Tithe Plan | 30 Chains S.W. | A good stone building occupied | ||
| Sanders Close | Revd Henry Morton | of The Church | as a farm house it has Stabling & Garden | |||
| Sanders Close | Mr Ridley | &c attached and is occupied by | ||||
| Sanders Close | List of County Voters | Mr Ridley | ||||
| Softley High Wood | Softley High Wood | Mr Moore | 26 Chains N | A mixed wood situated on | ||
| Softley High Wood | Mr Parker | of The Church | each bank of Thinhope Burn and | |||
| Softley High Wood | Mr Ridley | named because of its proximity to Softley | ||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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