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| Easington Grange | Easington Grange | Revd. J.W. Clark, Belford | On sheet | A farm house two storeys high, | ||
| Easington Grange | Mr. James Robertson, Easington | 16.2 | having cottages, out-buildings, Garden, | |||
| Easington Grange | Mr. Robert Dixon, Tenant | and a farm of land attached, the | ||||
| property of the Heirs of the late J. | ||||||
| Tyzack Esqr. | ||||||
| Carlingcross | Mr. James Robertson, Easington | This name applies to an arable | ||||
| Carlingcross | Mr. Robert Dixon | field situated on the farm of | ||||
| Carlingcross | Estate Plan | Easington Grange – Origin of the name | ||||
| Not to be inserted on the Plan | unknown. | |||||
| Easingtongrange Mill | Easingtongrange Mill | Mr. James Robertson | On Sheet | A two storey building used for | ||
| (Corn) | Easingtongrange Mill | Mr. R.P. Nesbet, Elwick | 16.2 | Grinding Corn, and worked by water- | ||
| Easingtongrange Mill | Mr. John Forster, Miller | power, to which is attached a Kiln, | ||||
| Cottage, Garden, and a small field, | ||||||
| in the occupation of the Miller, and the | ||||||
| property of the Heirs of the late J. Tyzack Esqr. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by KF
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