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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Hallyards | Hallyards | Revd William Kell | About 8 chains East | This is the site of an ancient Hall or rather | ||
| (site of) | Hallyards | Mr Walton | of The Vicarage | stronghold formerly the property and residence | ||
| Hallyards | Hodgsons History | of the de Lisle Family this ancient fabric has | ||||
| quite disappeared but the site has been pointed | ||||||
| out to me by the Revd William Kell who saw the | ||||||
| foundations taken out. the ancient Fish Pond a little | ||||||
| to the East of the Vicarage is coeval and was | ||||||
| formerly connected with this old Building | ||||||
| The Bay Horse | The Bay Horse } | Mr Shanks | 14 Chains N.W. | A small stone building with | ||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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