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| Shotton Hill | Shotton Hill | Mr. A. Thompson | On Sheet | A considerable eminence immediately | ||
| Mr. J. Thompson | 18. 3 | South of Shotton and on that farm | ||||
| Mr. Thos Tait | hence the name, it has a small fir | |||||
| wood on its S.W. brow and is arable on | ||||||
| the E. to the top, & Rough pasture on the W. | ||||||
| Camps (remains of) | Mr. Alexr Thompson | These are the remains of two ancient | ||||
| Mr. A. Black | Camps of small size on the farm of | |||||
| Mr. J. Hall | Butterstone Shank (trace 5.) they are so | |||||
| placed as to preclude the possibility of | ||||||
| their having been defensive, and are supposed | ||||||
| like most of the small camps in this neighbor- | ||||||
| hood to have been residencies. | ||||||
| From the appearance & situation | ||||||
| of these enclosures, the fact of their | ||||||
| having been Camps is very doubtful | ||||||
| the name is therefore omitted. | ||||||
| Butterstone Shank | Butterstone Shank | Mr. Alexr Thompson | On Sheet | A farm house & offices, now used as a duplicate | ||
| Mr. J. Hall | 18. 3 | house, it stands in a high position on a | ||||
| Estate Map | Spur shooting out from the N.E face of | |||||
| Coldsmouth Hill. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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