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Nash's Cedar valley

Publication details: [St. Ann?] [publisher not identified], 1879Description: 1 map : colour ; 33 x 21 cm or smallerContent type:

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St. Ann 44

Summary: The diagram represents the form of a parcel of land in the parish of St. Ann patented by Thomas Dunkly but called Nash's Cedar valley. It is butted and bounded north-easterly by Aboukir plantation, westerly Cave valley estate, southerly by Greenock estate, Broomhall belonging to Lord Penrhyn, and land supposed to belong to the heirs of G.R. Tingle.

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The diagram represents the form of a parcel of land in the parish of St. Ann patented by Thomas Dunkly but called Nash's Cedar valley. It is butted and bounded north-easterly by Aboukir plantation, westerly Cave valley estate, southerly by Greenock estate, Broomhall belonging to Lord Penrhyn, and land supposed to belong to the heirs of G.R. Tingle.

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