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| The Green | The Green | Revd John F Bigge | In the Village | A large plot of Grass cut up by | ||
| The Green | Mr. Dinnin | between the Rows | Roads for the Convenience of the | |||
| The Green | Mr. Rutter | of Houses | Villagers, it is Common land to | |||
| the township & upon it is held all | ||||||
| Fairs, Flower shows, & public sport | ||||||
| Cross | Cross | Revd John F Bigge | On the Green | A small square building, open at all | ||
| Cross | Mr. Dinnin | sides, it is covered by a slate roof | ||||
| Cross | Mr. Rutter | on the top of which is a small turret | ||||
| surmounted by a Weather Cock, on the sides | ||||||
| of the turret is carved a sun dial & | ||||||
| the Swinburne Armas, it was erected | ||||||
| by Sir John Swinburne Bart in AD 1735 | ||||||
| The Bay Horse Inn | The Bay Horse Inn | Revd John F Bigge | In Stamfordham | The head Inn in this Village | ||
| The Bay Horse Inn | Mr. Dinnin | Village | ||||
| The Bay Horse Inn | Mr. Rutter | |||||
| John Stewart Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by DP
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