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| Crag House | Crag House | Thomas Ree | 8 Chains N.W. | A small Cottage house which | ||
| Crag House | John Jackson | of West Bitchfield | takes its name |
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| Crag House | Wiliam Jackson | adjoining plantation which stands on | ||||
| a high hill or craggy ground | ||||||
| Crag Bank | Crag Bank | Thomas Ree | Adjoining Crag | A high Craggy bank or hill | ||
| Crag Bank | John Jackson | house | planted with Fir & Forest trees | |||
| Crag Bank | John Wilson | |||||
| The Tower | The Tower | James Hepple Esqr | part of West | An Old Feudal tower nearly perfect & | ||
| The Tower | Mr. Dinnin | Bitchfield | very strongly built, it belonged once to the | |||
| The Tower | Sir Chas Monck Bart | powerful family of the Fenwicks, no mention | ||||
| of it is made in the Hist. of the Co | ||||||
| (the walls are about 4 feet thick) | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by PT and DP
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