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| Newham Buildings | Newham Buildings | Peter Chirnside Esq. Tenant | On Sheet | A commodious farm house having extensive Offices, | ||
| Newham Buildings | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | 21.12 | Hinds’ Houses &c detached. It is situate on Hagg | |||
| Newham Buildings | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | Moor and is the property of the Duke of Nor- | ||||
| thumberland. | ||||||
| Chathill Plantation | Peter Chirnside Esq. Tenant | [erased] | A small mixed plantation in the North E. | |||
| Chathill Plantation | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | side of BroadWood: the property of Sir John | ||||
| Chathill Plantation | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | Haggerston (a Minor) of Haggerston Hall | ||||
| Belongs to Ellingham Parish | ||||||
| Kirk Hill | Kirk Hill | Peter Chirnside Esq. Tenant | On Sheet | An elevated portion of a rough pasture field | ||
| Kirk Hill | Andrew Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston | 21.12 | on the North side of Priest’s Dean; the property | |||
| Kirk Hill | Mr. George Redpath. Newham | of the Duke of Northumberland. | ||||
| Tradition relates that there was once a | ||||||
| Church in this field; but no trace now exists | ||||||
| of it. | ||||||
| Thomas Cosgrove | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL
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