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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRAVES WITH STONE COFFINS AND CISTVAENS [Preston Hall] | Graves (ancient) Do. |
W. Courie Captain Callendar |
007 | This name applies to the graves lying upon the East side of an avenue that leads to "Preston Hall" they were found while the avenue was a making and are lying in position of N. and South from 5 feet 10 in to 6 feet 2 in in length and formed with rude slag stones in shape of a coffin, 3 of them when opened contained something resembling decomposed animal mater, one having a human bone int it. They are supposed by the people of the locality to be of very remote dates. |
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