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| Windmill Hill | Windmill Hill | Addison John Baker Creswell Esqr | ‘ |
A small eminence commanding |
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| Windmill Hill | Mr John Wilkinson | 27 chs: S.W. of Cresswell Hall | ||||
| Windmill Hill | Mr Vincent Proctor | ‘ |
& supposed by Mr Creswell to have derived | |||
| name from a Windmill having formerly stood | ||||||
| on its Summit | ||||||
| Quarry House | Quarry House | Mr Peddie | 64 Chains SE | A well known name given | ||
| Quarry House | Mr Gibson | of Cresswell Hall | because of its Contiguity to | |||
| Quarry House | Mr Muckle | an old quarry it is a small Stone | ||||
| cottage | ||||||
| Cresswell Links | Cresswell Links | Mr Peddie | 62 Chains E. of | A long piece of ground extending | ||
| Cresswell Links | Mr Gibson | Cresswell Hall | from Cresswell Village to the | |||
| Cresswell Links | Mr Muckle | River Line and consisting of Rough | ||||
| Pasture and sand hills | ||||||
| John Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by LF and JW
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