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Monument: WFL 037 Brick Kiln Field (arable)Approximate location of brick kiln suggested by field name "Brick Kiln Field (arable)" (S1). Formerly recorded as WFL MISC
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Monument: WLY 028 Brick Kiln Field (field name, 1837)Brick kiln suggested by name `Brick Kiln Field' on tithe map for field numbers 77 and 63 (S1). Formerly recorded as WLY MISC
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Monument: IPS 1897 Brick Kiln Field, St Mary Stoke, IpswichBrick Kiln Field illustrated on Tithe Map 1840, St Mary Stoke.
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Monument: WLL 007 Brick Kiln Field; Kiln Field; Sicklesmere (PMed)Brick kiln and brickearth pits.
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Monument: IKW 039 Brick Kiln HouseThe Brick Kiln House, sold by Mistress Keddington to the First Earl of Ickworth in 1727, at approximately TL 820 621. Formerly recorded as IKW MISC
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Monument: BTE 037 Brick Kiln LaySite of former Brick Kiln suggested by field name in tithe apportionment, precise site location and details unknown. Formerly recorded as BTE MISC
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Monument: HWS 029 Brick kiln of unknown dateBrick kiln suggested by tithe field names "Brick Kiln 9 Acres" (parcel 15), "Little Brick Kilns" (17), "Kiln Meadows" (142) and "Brick Kiln" (12)(S1). Formerly recorded as HWS MISC
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Monument: HGR 033 Brick Kiln PastureBrick kiln suggested by the field name `Brick Kiln Pasture' in the tithe apportionment (S1). Formerly recorded as HGR MISC
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Monument: KDG 053 Brick Kiln PastureApproximate location of C19(?) or earlier brick kiln suggested by field name Brick Kiln Pasture (S1). Formerly recorded as KDG MISC
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Monument: MDM 042 Brick Kiln PieceFragments of kiln furniture or bricks and fragments of peg tiles recovered, possibly C18.