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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Boundary Plantation | Boundary Plantation | William Bell Gamekeeper to | At the West and S. | A long and narrow plantation of fir and | ||
| Sir Charles Monck | side of the Township | other forest trees, when this was planted by | ||||
| Boundary Plantation | George White | the former proprietor (Mr. Brown) it was | ||||
| Boundary Plantation | Mr. Robson | his intention to continue it around the | ||||
| the Township of Ogle, (but failing in | ||||||
| business he was forced to sell it) hence | ||||||
| the origin of the name, it is now the | ||||||
| property of S. Charles Monck | ||||||
| Gawk Lane | Gawk Lane | William Bell | 19 1/2 Chains West | A Township road extending from the | ||
| Gawk Lane | George White | of Hill Head | Turnpike Trust to the Township road | |||
| Gawk Lane | Thomas Coxen | from Whalton to Belsay, it takes | ||||
| the name from the Cuckoo – | ||||||
| see |
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| "Gawk" | ||||||
| Ogle Burn | ||||||
| See Sheet 79 Plan 3 | ||||||
| M.Costelloe CA |
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Transcribed by PT and PF
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