Difference between revisions of "Langley Estate including Boyne Park Pen formerly Shoreditches (Q494543)"
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(Added reference to claim: hasDescription (P66): ave been widely used after 1780., #quickstatements; batch #379 by User:Seila Gonzalez) |
(Added reference to claim: hasDescription (P66): Langley estate was surveyed by Smellie and Sheriff in 1780. Their plan showed an animal and a water mill, this layout was confirmed in James Robertson's map of 1804. Water for the mill came from the head of the Negro River which flowed 2 miles to the north, it also passed through Trinity Estate. The boiling house was far from the water mill at Langley, Higman suggests this indicated it might not h, #quickstatements; [[:toollabs:quickstatements/#/b...) |
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| Property / hasDescription: Langley estate was surveyed by Smellie and Sheriff in 1780. Their plan showed an animal and a water mill, this layout was confirmed in James Robertson's map of 1804. Water for the mill came from the head of the Negro River which flowed 2 miles to the north, it also passed through Trinity Estate. The boiling house was far from the water mill at Langley, Higman suggests this indicated it might not h / reference | |||
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Langley Estate including Boyne Park Pen formerly Shoreditches
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Langley Estate (including Boyne Park Pen, formerly Shoreditches)
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Langley estate was surveyed by Smellie and Sheriff in 1780. Their plan showed an animal and a water mill, this layout was confirmed in James Robertson's map of 1804. Water for the mill came from the head of the Negro River which flowed 2 miles to the north, it also passed through Trinity Estate. The boiling house was far from the water mill at Langley, Higman suggests this indicated it might not h
ave been widely used after 1780.