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| Foulplay Head | Foulplay Head | McLauchlan’s Plan of the | 64 Chains E.S. East | A considerable eminence situated | ||
| Roman Way | of Cottonshope Head | on the division between Cottonshope & | ||||
| Foulplay Head | Mr. Hindmarsh | Featherwood Moors, over which the | ||||
| Foulplay Head | Mr. Drummond | boundary between Holystone Chapelry | ||||
| & the Parish of Elsdon extends. The | ||||||
| Course of the Roman Road also | ||||||
| extends over this eminence the | ||||||
| Summit of which is marked with | ||||||
| a large Roman entrenchment. | ||||||
| Gammel’s Path | Gammel’s Path | McLauchlan’s Plan & | 74 Chains North | A natural Vally or pass formed by | ||
| Memoir of Watling Street | of Cottonshope Head | the meeting of Thirl Moor Edge with Harden | ||||
| Gammel’s Path | Mr. Hindmarsh | Edge through which the Roman road & | ||||
| Gammel’s Path | Mr. Drummond | the boundary between Holystone Chapelry, & | ||||
| Elsdon passes. This name is Supposed | ||||||
| to be derived from the Danish word | ||||||
| Gammel. | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by RP
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