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| Crosshill | Crosshill | Mr. Pattison Crosshill | 65 Chains North East of | A farm house in good repair | ||
| Crosshill | Mr. Binks Lorbottle West Steads | Mount Pleasant or | having outbuildings and gardens | |||
| Crosshill | Mr. Peary Glanton | Todleymoor | attached the property of Edw. Clavering Esqr. | |||
| Callaly Castle occupied by Mr. Pattison | ||||||
| Mount Pleasant | Mount Pleasant | Mr. Wm Ball Grey Dancing Hall | 65 Chains South West | A cottage Situated on a Slight | ||
| Mount Pleasant | Mr. James Thompson Todleymoor | of Crosshill | Eminence partially Clothed with | |||
| Mount Pleasant | Mr. Mathew Binks Lorbottle West Steads | Groups of Trees the name has latterly | ||||
| Todleymoor | been altered to Mount Pleasant | |||||
| but it is better Known by the Old name | ||||||
| of Todleymoor | ||||||
| Camp | Camp | Mr. Wm B. Grey | 28 chains N. West | No traces of this Camp are visible | ||
| (Site of) | British | of Crosshill | except a slight difference in the | |||
| Camp | Mr. Jas Thompson | color of the soil where the Embkt | ||||
| Camp | Mr. M. Binks | stood. It appears to have been nearly | ||||
| Circular and of British origin. | ||||||
| James Donovan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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