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Parish of Longhorsley Sheet 54 Plan 15

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Hare Dean	Hare Dean	Mr Ogg	80 Chains W	A considerable ravine extending
	Hare Dean	Mr Appleby	of Smallburn	almost E and W. and at
	Hare Dean	Mr Henderson		its Eastern extremity is marked by
				the scource of a small stream of
				excellent spring water running in
				a Westerly direction the whole ravine consisting principally
				of Fir and Forest trees

Longhorsley	Longhorsley Common	Mr Ogg	45 Cains S.E.	A considerable portion of
Common	Longhorsley Common	Mr Appleby	of Smallburn	Longhorsley Common ~~which~~
	Longhorsley Common	Mr Henderson		~~has never been divided~~ consisting
				principally of Rough Pasture & Heather
	Please state the extent to which			a great deal of which from time
	this name applies			to time has been enclosed & converted into
	also whether this common is a subordinate			excellent pasture land
	portion of a larger Moor – called			The Duke of Portland is now Lord
		Horsley Moor &c &c		of the Mannor









				John Garvey CA

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