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| Unthank Square | Unthank Square | Mr Richard Makins | on Sheet | A regular square, of small houses | ||
| Unthank Square | Mr James Watson, Unthank | 6.4 | each dwelling, |
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| Unthank Square | Mr John Laing, Unthank | apartment, there is now only two | ||||
| sides of the square occupied, the | ||||||
| other two sides, being in a ruinous | ||||||
| state, they were erected for the | ||||||
| residency of the Colliers, when the | ||||||
| coalpits on "Unthank Moor", were | ||||||
| being worked. They are the property | ||||||
| of Squire Selby – | ||||||
| Murton Square | Murton Square | Mr Richard Makins | on Sheet | Three sides of a square, composed of | ||
| Mr James Watson, Unthank | 6.4 | small houses, each containing, only | ||||
| Mr John Laing, Unthank | one appartment, the houses, are nearly | |||||
| all occupied, the space between the | ||||||
| houses, in the centre of the square | ||||||
| has been enclosed, and formed into | ||||||
| a vegetable garden, this place was | ||||||
| also erected for Colliers’ residences – | ||||||
| It is the property of James Grieve | ||||||
| Esqr "Ord House" – | ||||||
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