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| Ingram | Ingram | Revd. James Allgood, Rector | On Sheets | A small village comprising | ||
| Ingram | Mr. J. H. Donkin, Farmer, Ingram | 30. 2 & | the Parish Church, Rectory, | |||
| Ingram | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, Ingram | 30. 6 | School, and a two storied | |||
| house, having labourers | ||||||
| Cottages, out-buildings, garden, | ||||||
| and a farm of arable and | ||||||
| pasture land attached, the | ||||||
| latter being the property of | ||||||
| Wm Roddam Esqr. The name | ||||||
| at present, applies more particularly | ||||||
| to the farm-house. | ||||||
| Cross | Cross (Remains of) | Revd. James Allgood, Rector | On Sheet | The foundation, or remains, of a | ||
| (Remains of) | Cross (Remains of) | Mr. J. H. Donkin, Farmer, Ingram | 30. 2 | supposed stone Cross, composed | ||
| Cross (Remains of) | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, Ingram | of rude stones, and of circular form, | ||||
| situated in an open space in front | ||||||
| of Ingram farm-house, and supposed | ||||||
| to have existed when Ingram was | ||||||
| a Village, and probably a Market-town, | ||||||
| of considerable importance. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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