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The 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

Approximate location of C19(?) or earlier brick kiln suggested by field name Brick Kiln Pasture (S1). Formerly recorded as KDG MISC

Brick Kiln Field illustrated on Tithe Map 1840, St Mary Stoke.

Brick 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

Brick kiln shown on 1841 Tithe Map of Wickham Market. Formerly recorded as WKM MISC

Site of former Brick Kiln suggested by field name in tithe apportionment, precise site location and details unknown. Formerly recorded as BTE MISC

Fragments of kiln furniture or bricks and fragments of peg tiles recovered, possibly C18.

Brick kiln and brickearth pits.

Brick kiln suggested by the field name `Brick Kiln Pasture' in the tithe apportionment (S1). Formerly recorded as HGR MISC

Presumed brick kiln in area of Brick Kiln Wood. Formerly recorded as DAL MISC