notes on Hurst House; wills for the Harvest, Read, Wheeler,Smith, Pitt, Hampton, Trimnell, and Jordan families; Mills in and around Potterne, with related families and pedigrees; Potterne Land Taxes 1780 - 1870; Court Hill House and the Rooke Family; Whistley House; Church House; Rangeborne Mill; a Short History of Potterne; a list of Churchwardens 1622 - 1789; Roads in and around Potterne 1650 to 1806; Porch House and a pedigree of the Trimnell family. (manuscript)

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Content summary: notes on Houses, Wills, Mills, and Land Tax connected with the village of Potterne

Summary: notes on Hurst House; wills for the Harvest, Read, Wheeler,Smith, Pitt, Hampton, Trimnell, and Jordan families; Mills in and around Potterne, with related families and pedigrees; Potterne Land Taxes 1780 - 1870; Court Hill House and the Rooke Family; Whistley House; Church House; Rangeborne Mill; a Short History of Potterne; a list of Churchwardens 1622 - 1789; Roads in and around Potterne 1650 to 1806; Porch House and a pedigree of the Trimnell family/ Sandell, Richard/ 1979

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