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| Chesterhope Cottage | Mr Snaith | 12 Chains West of | A small stone building | |||
| Mr Bell | E. Chesterhope | consisting of two separate dwellings | ||||
| Chesterhope Cottage | Mr Murray | with out house and garden attached | ||||
| Chesterhope Cottage | ||||||
| Middle Chesterhope | Chesterhope Cottage | Mr Snaith | 17 Chains N.W. of | A stone building formerly | ||
| Mr Bell | E. Chesterhope | used as a farm house but | ||||
| Middle Chesterhope | Mr Murray | now converted into outhouses &c | ||||
| Middle Chesterhope | in a bad state of repair | |||||
| Middle Chesterhope | with garden adjoining | |||||
| High House | Mr Snaith | 32 Chains S.W. of | A stone building situated | |||
| Mr Bell | E. Chesterhope | on a considerable elevation used | ||||
| High House | Mr Murray | formerly as a farm house but | ||||
| High House | since converted into a small cottage | |||||
| High House | with garden attached | |||||
| John Garvey Civil Assistant |
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