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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Wester Hill | Wester Hill | Mr. John Hunt | On Sheet | A low arable hill, N. of the road | ||
| Mr. James Punton | 13. 12 | & West of Thornington, the name | ||||
| Estate Map | is derived from its situation, being near | |||||
| the West end of the Farm. | ||||||
| Thornington | Thornington | Mr John Hunt | On Sheet | A good substantial farm house with a very | ||
| Estate Map | 13. 12 | extensive range of Offices, and a hamlet | ||||
| Directory | attached, it is pleasantly situated N. of | |||||
| the Bowmont, and occupied by Mr. | ||||||
| John Hunt. | ||||||
| UP Chapel | UP Meeting House | Mr John Hunt | On Sheet | A Meetinghouse or Chapel a little to | ||
| or UP Chapel | Revd. Mr David Taylor | 13.12 | the S.E. Of Thornington, Seated for | |||
| Mr John Trotter | about 350, I think the name should | |||||
| UP Chapel | Adopted | be UP Chapel, altho’ it is best known | ||||
| as the Meeting House. It belongs to the | ||||||
| United Presbyterians. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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