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| Trinity Church | Holy Trinity Church | Reverend Wm Skene MA | 2 chains West from | A neat structure built in 1845 and capable | ||
| (Per. Curacy) | Holy Trinity Church | Mr John Hordon Reconsulted | the Parsonage | of accommodating about 600 persons. Towards | ||
| Holy Trinity Church | Mr James Reed | the erection of it 200 pounds was given by the | ||||
| Trinity Church | Parish Register | Church Building Society & 500 by the Proprietors | ||||
| (Per. Curacy) | Parish Name Book | of Seghill Colliery the rest was raised by sub | ||||
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| The Parsonage | The Parsonage | Reverend Wm Skene MA | 2 chains East from | A good substantial looking house built in | ||
| The Parsonage | Mr John Hordon | Trinity Church | 1857 at an expense of about 900£ 400 of which | |||
| The Parsonage | Mr James Reed | was got from the Maltby Fund, 100 from Queen | ||||
| Anne's Bounty & the remainder raised by sub | ||||||
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| Seghill House | Seghill House | Charles Carr Esqr | 22 chains south West | This house with the offices adjoining were erected in | ||
| Seghill House | Mr James Reed | from the West Farm | 1842 by the Proprietors of Seghill Colliery It is occu- | |||
| Seghill House | Whellan's Directory | pied by Mr Carr Viewer of & Partner in the Colliery. There | ||||
| Seghill House | Mr Robert Thompson | is A garden Ornamental ground |
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| Wood attached to it. | ||||||
| West Farm | Charles Carr Esqr | 22 chains North West | So named to distinguish it from the Middle & East | |||
| Mr Robert Thompson | from Seghill House | Farms of Seghill. As the name indicates it was formerly | ||||
| Mr James Reed | A Farm |
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| occupied by the Working Classes who rent them from the | ||||||
| Proprietors of Seghill Colliery & held it on lease by the latter | ||||||
| Parties together with the Surrounding land from Sir Francis | ||||||
| Blake Bart. | ||||||
| J. Considine |
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