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| Grasslees | Graslees | Mr Snaith | About 30 chains SW | A good stone Building with offices adjoining | ||
| Graslees | Mr Thomas Brown | of Pattenshield Knowe | formerly used as a Farm House now as the dwelling | |||
| Grasslees | List of County Voters | of a shepherd property of John Hedley Esq | ||||
| Grasslees | Whites Directory | |||||
| Pattenshield Knowe | Pattenshield Knowe | Mr Snaith | About 30 chains NE | A small eminence which takes its name | ||
| Pattenshield Knowe | Mr Thomas Brown | of Graslees | from a House called Patten Shield which | |||
| Pattenshield Knowe | Mr Smith | at one time stood upon the near its summit | ||||
| Grasslees Mill | Graslees Mill | Mr Snaith | About 19 chains N. E. | A good stone Building with dwelling House | ||
| Corn | Graslees Mill | Mr Thomas Brown | of Graslees | attached. It is a Public Mill with machinery | ||
| Graslees Mill | Mr Charlton | adapted to grinding corn which is put in | ||||
| motion by a water wheel | ||||||
| Penchford Burn | Penchford Burn | Mr Snaith | About 5 chains N. | A considerable stream flowing through | ||
| Penchford Burn | Mr Thomas Brown | of Graslees | a deep wooded valley taking its name from | |||
| Penchford Burn | Mr Charlton | an old Farm House on its north Bank and | ||||
| forms a tributary to Graslees Burn | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Royal Engineers |
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