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| Earlehillhead | Earlehillhead | Mr Mark Tully | On Sheet | This was formerly a farmsteading | ||
| Charles Rea Esqr | 19.12 | but now mostly used for residences | ||||
| for farm servants | ||||||
| Whinny Hill | Whinny Hill | Mr Mark Tully | On Sheet | A large whinny hill (hence the name) | ||
| Charles Rea Esqr | 19.12 | 1/4 mile west by N. of North Earle, it is | ||||
| covered with furze & bushes & rough pasture, | ||||||
| and is considered a good fox cover | ||||||
| North Earle | North Earle or | Revd Mr Proctor | On Sheet | A good substantial farm house | ||
| North Yearle | Tithe Map | 19.12 | & and steading. With arable & pasture | |||
| Mr Mark Tully | Lands &c the property of Wm Roddam Esqr | |||||
| of Roddam, and occupied by Mr D. Brown | ||||||
| Farmer. | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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