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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Hawkhill | Hawkhill |
Thomas Hay | 27 Chains North | An extensive farmstead with the | ||
| Hawkhill |
Edward Cockson | of Bilton Mill | usual outhouses and gardens | |||
| Hawkhill |
Thomas Crisp | attached | ||||
| Hawkhill | The Estate Map | Proprietor Earl Grey | ||||
| Occupier Thomas Crisp Esq | ||||||
| Shell Laws | Shell Laws | Thomas Hay | 24 Chains East | Two very bold hills of a oblong | ||
| Shell Laws | Edward Cockson | of Hawkhill | appearance. On the summit of the | |||
| Shell Laws | Thomas Crisp | eastern one were found several | ||||
| Shell Laws | F Holland | Stone Coffins, generally allowed | ||||
| by Antiquaries to have been of Ancient | ||||||
| British Origin | ||||||
| Major’s Pool | Thomas Hay | 31 Chains South | A deep pool of water very well | |||
| Edward Cockson | of Hawkhill | known in the locality by | ||||
| Thomas Crisp | this name | |||||
| Major’s | ||||||
| Major’s Pool | The Estate Plan | |||||
| James Gray Sapr RE |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by PW and CTW
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