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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Clayport Tower | Clayport Tower | William Dixon Esq. | About 9 chains S W of | This is the site of the ancient Tower which | ||
| (Site of) | Clayport Tower | George Tate Esq. | the Town Hall | formed the entrance to this part of the | ||
| Clayport Tower | F Holland Esq | Town when it was enclosed by a Wall [the] | ||||
| (site of) | structure was taken down about the beginning | |||||
| of the present centuary at which time four | ||||||
| Stones were put down one at each of the angles | ||||||
| and marked with the letter T in order to preserve | ||||||
| the exact site of this ancient edifice two of | ||||||
| these stones were removed during the drainage | ||||||
| of the Town but are to be restored again to their | ||||||
| original site in the course of a short time | ||||||
| the two which still remain are shewn on | ||||||
| the Plan | ||||||
| Clayport Tower | Clayport Tower Inn | William Dixon Esq. | About |
A good Public House Licensed for the sale | ||
| Inn | Clayport Tower Inn | George Tate Esq. | of the Town Hall | of Beer and spirits it takes its name from | ||
| Clayport Tower Inn | F Holland Esq | its situation from near the site of the old Tower | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie SREngs |
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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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