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| Piers Gate | Piers Gate | Sir Edward Blackett Bart | 3 Chains North West | There are two large stone pillars or piers here and on each | ||
| Piers Gate | Edward Rowell | of Piers Lodge | side of the road from which |
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| Piers Gate | William Sample | |||||
| is derived | ||||||
| Branchend Plantation | Branchend Plantation | Sir Edward Blackett Bart | 3 Chains East of | The Turnpike Road is joined by a | ||
| Branchend Plantation | Edward Rowell | Piers Gate | Branch trust Road at this place from which | |||
| Branchend Plantation | William Sample | circumstance the plantation takes its | ||||
| Name, it is a mixed wood | ||||||
| Foulhoggers Plantation | Foulhoggers Plantation | Sir Edward Blackett Bart | A Large plantation of fir and forest | |||
| Foulhoggers Plantation | Edward Rowell | trees the property of | ||||
| Foulhoggers Plantation | William Sample | Sir Edwd Blackett Bart |
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| The name has originated from the | ||||||
| place having been marshy previous | ||||||
| to its being planted, & liable to foul | ||||||
| the "Hoggers" or stockings of persons crossing it | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by DP
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