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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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| Blue Stone | Blue Stone | Revd Mr Ashurst | 2 Chains N.W. | This Stone is now overgrown | ||
| Blue Stone | J Wilson Esqr | 2 Chains N.W. | with grass & is only a rough | |||
| Blue Stone | Boundary Remark Book | Church | big stone it is well known by | |||
| the inhabitants | ||||||
| Hirst Castle | Hirst Castle | Mr William Rowell Resident | At Low Hirst | All that remains of the Castle is | ||
| (Remains of) | Hirst Castle | Mr Jacob Wood | what appears to have been the Tower | |||
| Hirst Castle | Mr J Straker | or Keep as it appears to have extended | ||||
| Hirst Castle | White’s Directory | further South, as the yard is well | ||||
| paved, there was a date on a stone in | ||||||
| the South front but now obliterated | ||||||
| the Resident Farmer Mr Rowell states that | ||||||
| some few years ago when Repairing the | ||||||
| South front of the Tower they could discover | ||||||
| that the date was of the fourteenth century | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by LF and JW
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