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![A plan of Joseph Clay’s farm and contiguous lands of the Earl of Surrey. Adjacent to Clay Wood, [1781]](https://www.picturesheffield.com/imagefiles/jpgh_sheffield3//arc04001.jpg)
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| A plan of Joseph Clay’s farm and contiguous lands of the Earl of Surrey. Adjacent to Clay Wood, [1781] | |
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| 1500-1799 | |
Shows part of Morton Bank commonly called Clay Wood. Land not let: 1 south part of Morton Bank; Jane Duckworth rsquo;s Farm: 2 Hill Side, House, Gardens, Fold Barn, etc., 3 Paddock; George Townsend rsquo;s: 4 Two Houses, gardens, Old Houses and Yard, 5 House Close, 6 Little House Close, 7, Hungry Knowle, 16 part of a close called -; Joseph Clay rsquo;s: 8 Hungry Knowles, 9 House Field, 10 Upper Holey Field, 11 Lower Holey Field, 12 Horse Pasture, 13 Nearest Horse Pasture, 14 Farm House, Yard, Orchard and Outhouses, 15 Cinder Hill, 17 Lathe Field, 18 Well Field, 19 New Leys, 20 Rails, 21 Great Bell House Plain, 22 Little Bell House Plain, 23 North Bell House Plain. Dimensions approx. 66 x 50 cm. Original at Sheffield City Archives: FC/P/Shed/547L Digitised with financial support from Sheffield and District Family History Society in memory of Professor David Hey (1938-2016) founder and life president of the Society. |
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