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| Murton | Murton | Mr Richard Makins, Tenant | on Sheet | A neat, and substantial dwelling, | ||
| Murton | Mr James Watson, Unthank | 6.4 | two stories high, and slated, having | |||
| Murton | Mr William Makins, Thornton Main | neat garden, very extensive, and well | ||||
| arranged offices, comfortable dwellings | ||||||
| for the laborers, employed on the farm, | ||||||
| and each having a small garden | ||||||
| attached. It is the property of | ||||||
| James Grieve Esqr "Ord House" – | ||||||
| Gamesgreen Plantation | Gamesgreen Plantation | Mr Richard Makins, Tenant | on Sheet | A small plantation of fir trees, | ||
| Mr James Watson, Unthank | 6.4 | on the farm of "Murton", and about | ||||
| Mr William Makins, Thornton Main | half a mile north of the farmhouse, | |||||
| it is very open, the greater portion | ||||||
| of the trees having been blown down, | ||||||
| owing to its exposed situation | ||||||
| It gets this name from the field | ||||||
| on the south side of it, being where | ||||||
| Games were carried on when, an | ||||||
| open Common – |
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| known as "Games Green" – | ||||||
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