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| Dead Men's Graves | Dead Men's Graves | Hodgson's Hist. of Co | 12 Chains |
An Ancient Fortification of small | ||
| Dead Men's Graves | Thomas Rochester Esqr | S West of the | extent, probably of the same date & | |||
| Dead Men's Graves | Mr. Milburn | Hill Head | owing its origin to the same hands | |||
| as those who Constructed "Remains of | ||||||
| Camp". the ditch is still traceable all | ||||||
| round, but better defined to the | ||||||
| North, West & South, the name infers | ||||||
| Supposed Saxon | & tradition says that this was used as | |||||
| Reply to remark No. 1 | a burial place for the Camp & a small | |||||
| (o.m.o.) | hillock joining the East face is covered | |||||
| with beautiful green grass, &c much | ||||||
| superior to the remainder of the field | ||||||
| which may be caused by |
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| enriching substance having been | ||||||
| mingled with the soil, it may be | ||||||
| that the square entrenchment shown on | ||||||
| trace may have been an auxilliary or | ||||||
| outwork of "Remains of Camp." | ||||||
| John Stewart SREngrs |
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