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| South Farm | South Farm | Tithe Map | On Sheet | A good farmhouse, | ||
| South Farm | Mr. George Trotter – | 27.6 | situated, on the north | |||
| South Farm | Mr. Thos Rogers, Tenant | On Sheet | side of Embleton Burn | |||
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| offices, hinds houses, and | ||||||
| a large arable farm attached | ||||||
| This is frequently called – | ||||||
| "High Mill", from there hav | ||||||
| -ing been a corn mill here | ||||||
| now converted into a | ||||||
| Thrashing Mill, |
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| property of the Earl of Tanker | ||||||
| -ville – | ||||||
| Embleton | Embleton Burn | Mr. George Trotter | On Sheets | A Small Stream, the, | ||
| Burn | Embleton Burn | Mr. R. Coxon – | 27.3 | Continuation, of "Kittycarter | ||
| Embleton Burn | Mr. Wm Morrison | 27.6 & | Burn", |
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| 27.7 | from where it enters the town | |||||
| -ship of Embleton, a short | ||||||
| distance from Rockmill, to | ||||||
| the Sea, it works a corn mill | ||||||
| and two Threshing mills in its course – | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
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Transcribed by PT
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