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| The Parsonage | The Parsonage | Revd. Wm Scisson | 7 chains East of | A good stone building | ||
| The Parsonage | Mr Milton Carr | the Endowed School. | the residence of the incumbent | |||
| The Parsonage | Mr Teasdale | Rev. Wm Scison. | ||||
| Lawn House | Lawn House | Mr Jameson | 16 chains N. W. | A good farm house situated | ||
| (Post Office) | Lawn House | Mr Teasdale | of The Parsonage. | at the west end of Slaley Village | ||
| Lawn House | Mr Milton Carr | it derives its name from a | ||||
| corner of the Common where | ||||||
| the cows were driven to be | ||||||
| milked called Lawn or | ||||||
| Cow Lawn. The post office | ||||||
| is held in this house. | ||||||
| Methodist Chapel | Methodist Chapel | Mr Milton Carr | 12 chains west of | A small stone building | ||
| (Wesleyan) | (Wesleyan) | Mr Teasdale | The Parsonage. | at the west end of | ||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr Jameson | the village of Slaley. | ||||
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| M Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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