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Aller Dean | Aller Dean | Mr Ralph Roxburgh | on Sheets | A narrow "dean", about 3/4 of a mile | ||
Aller Dean | Mr William Makins | 6.8 & | in length, commencing a short distance | |||
Aller Dean | Mr James Watson | 7.5 | west of "Allerdean Mill"; and terminating | |||
at the boundary between, Ancroft | ||||||
Greens farm, and "East Allerdean" | ||||||
from near the mill (on the east side) | ||||||
the brae on the south side is covered | ||||||
with wood, amongst which are | ||||||
still to be seen some Alder trees | ||||||
with which the whole dean was | ||||||
at one time covered – | ||||||
It is the property of John Sibbit | ||||||
Esqr "Ancroft Greens" | ||||||
Unthank Moor | Unthank Moor | Mr Ralph Roxburgh | on Sheets | A large extent, of elevated Moor | ||
Mr William Makins | 6.4 & | land is Common property, between Squire | ||||
Mr James Watson | 6.8 | Selby, and James Grieve Esqr; the latter | ||||
having 2/3d but the former having all | ||||||
the minerals, there has been very extensive | ||||||
Coal Works here, but they have been | ||||||
discontinued for some time, and | ||||||
consisted of two seams, one of which | ||||||
was called the Unthank Seam & | ||||||
the other the Bulman Seam | ||||||
The colliers houses are still remaining, but all the rest are in ruins | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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