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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Hallslee Plantation | Hallslee Plantn | Mr. James Marshall | On Sheet | A narrow mixed plantation | ||
| Mr. Joseph Elliott | 27.6 | along the township road | ||||
| Mr. B. Gibbison | Southeast of Coldharbour. | |||||
| It gets this name, from | ||||||
| the two fields on the | ||||||
| west side of it, being Called | ||||||
| Hall’s Lee – | ||||||
| Sir G. Grey Bart | ||||||
| Cock Law | Cock Law | Estate Map | On Sheet | A hill feature, on the | ||
| Cock Law | Mr. William Morrison | 27.6 | farm of Christonbank, | |||
| Occupier – | ||||||
| Cock Law | Mr. B. Embleton | although, not a prominent | ||||
| Farm Steward | feature, it commands a good | |||||
| prospect – | ||||||
| The Mount | The Mount | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A small Circular plan- | ||
| 27.6 | tation, on the summit of | |||||
| Cock Law, |
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| centre, a small artificial | ||||||
| mound, from which it gets the | ||||||
| name, one of the servants, of G. Dunn | ||||||
| Esqr. Has been buried in this Plantn | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
Note: Signature in header
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Transcribed by PT
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