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Warren, ... Easington

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Publication details: 1823Summary: Diagram represents 212 acres formerly belonging to Easington, 112 acres of which had been conveyed by Hill to Warren in the parish of St. Thomas. Also shown are 205 acres conveyed by Smith to E. Delpratt in 1812. Edinburgh Castle, Miss Logan's, the extensions of Smithfield. The area is butted and bounded by Botany Bay, Cambridge Hill and Mount Sinai in the West, northerly by River Head Pen, Bull Eye and Windsor Castle, westerly by Albion Mountain, Norris, Leonard Wray's Pen and southerly by Spring Garden

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Maps	National Library of Jamaica		Available		1000000045752

Diagram represents 212 acres formerly belonging to Easington, 112 acres of which had been conveyed by Hill to Warren in the parish of St. Thomas. Also shown are 205 acres conveyed by Smith to E. Delpratt in 1812. Edinburgh Castle, Miss Logan's, the extensions of Smithfield. The area is butted and bounded by Botany Bay, Cambridge Hill and Mount Sinai in the West, northerly by River Head Pen, Bull Eye and Windsor Castle, westerly by Albion Mountain, Norris, Leonard Wray's Pen and southerly by Spring Garden

Mount Sinai

Edinburgh Castle

Spring Garden

Smithfield

Cambridge Gutt

Mammee Gully

Albion

River Head

Norris

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