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| Shapes its Course for Foulplay Head. | ||||||
| The only object worth notice in | ||||||
| Connection with this part of Watling | ||||||
| Street is a heap of Slag or Cinders on | ||||||
| trace 6. This object is that which Mr. Mc- | ||||||
| Lauchlan describes in his Survey of | ||||||
| Watling Street & is situated immediately | ||||||
| adjoining the east side of the road | ||||||
| 460 links South of Featherwood Ho. | ||||||
| The remainder of Watling Street | ||||||
| extending South from Rochester | ||||||
| Station will be described in another | ||||||
| Plan | ||||||
| Little Dour |
Little Dour |
Mr. Hindmarsh | 1 1/4 mile N.W. of | A small hill situated on the boundary | ||
| Little Dour |
Mr. Anderson | Featherwood Farm Ho. | between Featherwood & Cottonshope, well | |||
| Little Dour |
Mr. Dagg | known by this | ||||
| Dour Sour Looking Brockett’s Glossary | ||||||
| Lamb Crag | Lamb Crag | Mr. Hindmarsh | 1 mile N. West of | A small Rocky feature situated | ||
| Lamb Crag | Mr. Anderson | Featherwood Farm Ho. | on Cottonshope Moor well known by this | |||
| Lamb Crag | Mr. Dagg | name | ||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by CW
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