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| Sandyford Plantation | Sandyford Plantation | Mr Robert Smith | 24 chains N. E. | A plantation of mixed trees the | ||
| Sandyford Plantation | Mr Dixon | of Leadpipe Quarry. | property of Wm Beaumont Esq. | |||
| Sandyford Plantation | Mr Blackburn | |||||
| Ladycross Bank | Ladycross Bank | Mr Robert Smith | 33 chains S. E. | A very steep bank on the road | ||
| Ladycross Bank | Mr Dixon | of Leadpipe Quarry. | leading from Slaley to Baybridge. | |||
| Ladycross Bank | Mr Blackburn | |||||
| Leadpipe Quarry | Leadpipe Quarry | Mr Robert Smith | 43 chains |
A sand stone quarry opened by | ||
| Leadpipe Quarry | Mr Dixon | of Spring House | Wm Beaumont Esq for the pur- | |||
| Leadpipe Quarry | Mr Blackburn | pose of |
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| Lightpipe Quarry | Thomas Blackburn | flues or pipes to the Smelting Mill | ||||
| at Dukesfield. | ||||||
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| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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