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Grant by 1. Samuel Harris of Manchester, upholsterer to 2. Samuel Goodier, Edward Byrom, Edward Kenyon, and James Blinkhorn, Surveyors of the Highways in Manchester, of a plot of land called the Mount, in Hanging Ditch on the north side of the new erected buildings of 1. for a consideration of £14.16.8., the land to remain for ever open and unbuilt upon and part of the public highway called Hanging Ditch

24 Dec 1759

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Grant by 1. Samuel Harris of Manchester, upholsterer to 2. Samuel Goodier, Edward Byrom, Edward Kenyon, and James Blinkhorn, Surveyors of the Highways in Manchester, of a plot of land called the Mount, in Hanging Ditch on the north side of the new erected buildings of 1. for a consideration of £14.16.8., the land to remain for ever open and unbuilt upon and part of the public highway called Hanging Ditch

Date of work:

24 Dec 1759

Reference number:

GB127.M3/2/53

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Item from Fonds: Manchester Overseers of the Poor (GB127.M3)

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Series: Items listed in existing lists as being in the Churchwardens' chest (GB127.M3/2)

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