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| Old Town | Old Town | Mr Telfer Old Town | 26 Chains South | A hamlet consisting of a neat modern | ||
| Old Town | Mr Potts Old Town | West of Earl’s Well | built Mansion also a Farm House & | |||
| Old Town | Mr James Wood | Laborers Cottages. all having out- | ||||
| (Meadow Haugh) | houses & gardens attached | |||||
| Oldtown | Whites Directory | |||||
| Earl’s Well | Earl’s Well | Mr Telfer | 26 Chains North | A well of excellent spring water. the | ||
| Earl’s Well | Mr Potts | East of Old | name appears to be derived from its being | |||
| Earl’s Well | Mr J Wood | Town | in or near a field called the "Earls Meadow" | |||
| The boundary of this field is not traceable | ||||||
| now | ||||||
| Watling Street | See Name Book of Sheet 51/11 | |||||
| Roman Road | ||||||
| James Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by RS
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