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| Seghill (a Township) | Parish Name Book | |||||
| Seghill | Seghill | MacKenzies History | A few chains south | A considerable village principally inhabited | ||
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Whellan’s Directory | of Seaton Burn | by men employed at the neighbouring collieries | |||
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Estate Plan | and contains two public houses two Chapels | ||||
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Greenwood’s County Map | a National School Post Office &c &c | ||||
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Richardson’s Map | and is the property of Sir Francis Blake | ||||
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Award | |||||
| Sedghill | Churchly’s County Map | |||||
| Seghill | County Register of the Electors for 1858 | |||||
| Sighill TJ | White’s Directory | |||||
| The Blakes Arms Inn | The Blakes Arms Inn | The License Paper | In the Village of Seghill | A very good Public House with out houses | ||
| The Blakes Arms Inn | Whellan’s Directory | gardens attached. There was formerly a Mansion | ||||
| The Blakes Arms Inn | Mr Luke Ramshaw | House here which formed part of the present building | ||||
| Blakes Arms | White’s Directory | and was the residence of Robt Mitford Esqr | ||||
| Mansion-house | White’s Directory | erected about 1673 | ||||
| Site Of | Tower (site of) | Mackenzie’s History | In the Village of Seghill | The Site of a strong tower which in 1553 | ||
| Tower | Tower (site of) | Whellan’s Directory | Seghill | was the Seat of the ancient family of the | ||
| Tower (site of) | Mr Luke Ramshaw | Mitfords and adjoining this tower was built | ||||
| a ruined Tower | White’s Directory | a Mansion House in 1673 which at present | ||||
| forms part of the Blakes Arms Inn | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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