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| Galewood | Galewood | Estate Map | On Sheet | Formerly a Farm house & offices, | ||
| Mr James Fortune | 14.11 | but now converted into dwelling | ||||
| houses for servants-The | ||||||
| property of Sir H. St. Paul Bart | ||||||
| Thirlings | Thirlings | Estate Map | On Sheet | Formerly a Farm house & offices | ||
| Mr Jas Fortune | 14.11 | but since Sir Horace St Paul | ||||
| took the farm into his own | ||||||
| hands they are used as houses | ||||||
| for his servants the same | ||||||
| as Galewood | ||||||
| Doddington Colliery | Doddington Colliery | Chas Salsbury Esqr | On Sheet | This name applies to a Coal | ||
| Barmoor Redhouse | 15.2 | Pit partly worked by Steam | ||||
| Andrew Bickerton, Farmer | power, situated on Doddington | |||||
| Coalshank | Moor, the property of the | |||||
| Thomas Hemery, Farmer | Earl of Tankerville | |||||
| Hutton Coalhouses | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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