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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Sawpit Hill | Sawpit Hill | Mr Dixon | 53 chains | A small elevation in a pasture | ||
| Mr Blackburn | N. N. West of | field adjoining the Township Road. | ||||
| Sawpit Hill | Mr Clark | East Dukesfield. | ||||
| Wrae’s Banks | Wrae’s Banks | Mr M Clark | 60 chains N. N. | A number of steep banks extending | ||
| Wrae’s Banks | Mr Dixon | West of East | east from The Folly, and sloping to the | |||
| Wrae’s Banks | Mr Robson | Dukesfield. | Devils Water. These banks are for the | |||
| greater part wooded and the name | ||||||
| extends into Sheet 103/5 as far as the | ||||||
| Heron’s Burn. | ||||||
| Hell’s Kettle | Hell’s Kettle | Mr Dixon | 63 chains N. | A deep hole in the bed of the Devils | ||
| Hell’s Kettle | Mr Clark | West of East | Water surrounded by rocks |
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| Hell’s Kettle | Mr Robson | Dukesfield. | a very rugged appearance. | |||
| John Kelly Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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