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| Lookout Farm | Lookout Farm | John Butters Esqr | 16 chains north from | An old extensive farm shed & out offices the | ||
| Lookout Farm | Mr John Crawford | the Mausoleum | property of Lord Hastings and occupied by Mr | |||
| Lookout Farm | Mr John Gillespie | John Crawford | ||||
| Mausoleum | M |
John Butters Esqr | 16 chains south from | A very fine cut stone building erected about | ||
| M |
Mr John Crawford | Look out Farm | 80 years ago by Lord Delaval & intended by him | |||
| M |
Mr John Gillespie | for a place of repose for the deceased members | ||||
| of his family but owing to some Circumstance said to | ||||||
| be a difference with the Lord Bishop of Durham about | ||||||
| the Consecration fee – was never used for the purpose for | ||||||
| which it was originally intended & is now the abode of | ||||||
| a working man in the employ of Lord Hastings | ||||||
| Stirling Castle | Stirling Castle | John Butters Esqr | 27 chains |
The East, West & North sides of this cottage | ||
| Stirling Castle | Mr John Crawford | Seaton Lodge | have parapets which give it a Castellated app- | |||
| Stirling Castle | Mr John Gillespie | arance and is said to have been built by a fo- | ||||
| mer proprietor of Seaton Delaval Hall within 24 | ||||||
| hours for a wager. | ||||||
| Sea Walk | Sea Walk | John Butters Esqr | 4 chains north from Sea | This is so named from its being formerly used | ||
| Sea Walk | Mr John Crawford | ton Lodge & 1 chain north | by the members of the Delaval family as a secluded | |||
| Sea Walk | Mr John Gillespie | from the Mausoleum | walk from Seaton Delaval Hall to the sea side | |||
| J. Considine |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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