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| Lanton Hill | Lanton Hill | Mr. A. Barber | On Sheet | A hill on the N. side of the river | ||
| Mr. J. Hall | 14. 14 | Glen in the township of Lanton | ||||
| Mr. Jas Dodds | covered with rough pasture and | |||||
| remarkable for a Monument on its summit. | ||||||
| Monument | Monument | Monumental stone | On Sheet | A large whinstone column erected | ||
| Mr. A. Barber | 14. 14 | by Sir Wm Davison of Lanton to the | ||||
| Mr. Jas Dodds | Memory of his Father Alexander | |||||
| Davison Esqe. of Swarland. | ||||||
| It is square, built of Whinstone | ||||||
| with dressed freestone corners – and | ||||||
| appears about 70 feet high. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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