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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Stony Verge | Stony Verge | William Turnbull | 14 chains South of | This cottage appears to have | ||
| Stony Verge | John Dawson | Fivepound Well. | taken its name from the side | |||
| Stony Verge | William Hardy | or verge of a bank which is at | ||||
| present plantation with forest trees. | ||||||
| Fivepound Well | Fivepound Well | William Turnbull | 14 chains North | This spring is well known | ||
| Fivepound Well | John Dawson | of Stony Verge. | in the locality from its large | |||
| Fivepound Well | William Hardy | supply of very good water | ||||
| which is much prized. | ||||||
| Brock |
Brock |
William Turnbull | 17 chains north of | A long plantation of Fir & Forest trees. | ||
| Brock |
John Dawson | Stony Verge. | ||||
| Brock |
William Hardy | |||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by TH
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