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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Carr's Mill | Carr's |
Mr. Johnson | 44 Chains | A Small hamlet con- | ||
| Carr's |
Mr. Hunter | South West | sisting of Several Cottages | |||
| Carr's |
Mr. Summers | of Whitfield Hall | which derives its name | |||
| from a man Called | ||||||
| "Carr" who formerly | ||||||
| occupied a mill here | ||||||
| which is now removed. | ||||||
| Trap Gate | Trap Gate | Mr. Edward Hudspith | 56 Chains | The junction of roads | ||
| (Labourer Town Green) | South of | where formerly hung a gate | ||||
| Trap Gate | Mr Somers | Whitfield Hall | hence the name | |||
| Trap Gate | Mr Hunter | |||||
| Parmentley Hall | Parmentley Hall | Mr. Hunter (farmer Parmentley | 64 Chains | A good farmhouse with | ||
| Hall) | South of | outbuildings &c attached | ||||
| Parmentley Hall | Mr. Johnson | Whitfield | ||||
| Parmentley Hall | Mr. Summers | |||||
| George Davison Junr Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by PT
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