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| The Vicarage | The Vicarage | Revd William Kell | About 13 chains W. | A good stone building with offices and |
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| The Vicarage | Mr Hindmarsh | of Townfoot | garden attached the property of the vicar of Cosrsenside | |||
| The Vicarage | Mr Miller | for the time being at present occupied by the Revd | ||||
| William Kell the present vicar of Corsenside | ||||||
| Townfoot | Townfoot | Revd William Kell | About 13 chains E. | A good Farm House with two cottages and offices | ||
| Townfoot | Mr Hindmarsh | of The Vicarage | attached the property of Mr Thomson and in | |||
| Townfoot | Mr Thomson | the occupation of Mr William Walton | ||||
| Alder Hall | Alder Hall | Mr William Walton | About 26 chains N.E. | A small Farm House with two cottage dwellings attached | ||
| Alder Hall | Mr Thomson | of The Vicarage | the property of Miss Hutchinson and in the occupation | |||
| Alder Hall | Mr Charlton | of Mr Nesbitt and two other tenents | ||||
| Hot Heads | Hot Heads | Revd William Kell | About 19 chains S.E. | A rocky promontory clothed with |
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| Hot Heads | Mr Charlton | of the Vicarage | trees and Brush wood abruptly sloping towards the | |||
| Hot Heads | Mr Walton | North where it terminates in scattered bushes and | ||||
| loose stones | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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