OS1/5/11/2
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRADLEY PLANTATION | Bradley Plantation Bradley Plantation Bradley Plantation |
Mr. Alexander Braidford Land Steward Horsely Mr William Cowe Warlaw Bank Mr. Thomas Fair Reston |
011.01 | A small bit of Fir plantation [which is] supposed to have received its name from a [man] called Bradley_ Probably Bradley may be a contraction of the Scottish Braid-lea a Broad field |
| GREENBURN PLANTATION | Greenburn Plantation Greenburn Plantation Greenburn Plantation |
Mr William Cowe Mr Thomas Fair Mr James Greenfield Baker Reston |
011.01; 011.05 | A mixed wood belonging to the [farm] of that name- Greenburn is said [to be] so called from the green and fertile appearance of the soil along the banks of the stream which [flows] through it, as compared with the surrounding heath which grew there formerly_ |
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[Page] 2 Parish of ColdinghamSheet 11 No 1 Traces 1 & 5 Collected by M. Cottrele Pte. [Private] [RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners]]
Transcriber's notes
Words missing in the fold have been surmised from sense and shown in [ ].In Descriptive remarks for Greenburn Plantation the word "there" preceding "formerly" replaces the word "thick" (I think) which has been scored out.
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