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| Whittington Mill | Whittington Mill | Mr Edward Dobson | About 40 chains S.E. | A circular stone building used as a | ||
| (Corn) | Whittington Mill | Mr Bell | of Great Whittington | Wind Mill for grinding corn | ||
| Whittington Mill | Mr Cuthbertson | |||||
| High Balk | High Balk | Mr Wm Wilson | About 34 chains S.W. | A pretty good farm house with offices | ||
| High Balk | Mr John Rowell | of Great Whittington | yards & attached the property of Rowland | |||
| High Balk | MR Robt Ord | Errington Esq | ||||
| Whittington Bog | Whittington Bog | Mr Wm Wilson | About 66 chains S.W. | A portion of low flat ground formerly | ||
| Whittington Bog | Mr John Rowell | of Great Whittington | a wet marshy bog but it is now | |||
| Whittington Bog | MR Robt Ord | drained and is well known as Whittington | ||||
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| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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