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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Hulne Park | Hulne Park | Mr Robert Tate | The whole of | An extensive park divided | ||
| Hulne Park | Mr John Patton | Plan | into Several Farm’s extending | |||
| Hulne Park | Mr John Whinham | between 6 and 7 miles North west of | ||||
| Alnwick Surrounded by a wall 12 feet high | ||||||
| Blackbog Burn | Blackbog Burn | Mr Robert Tate | 70 Chains East | A Small Stream issuing near | ||
| Blackbog Burn | Mr John Patton | of Hulne Abbey | the old Turnpike Road flowing | |||
| Blackbog Burn | Mr John Whinham | in a Westerly direction until it enters | ||||
| the river Aln | ||||||
| The | Lady’s Well | Mr Robert Tate | 40 Chains East of | An excellent Spring issu |
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| Lady’s Well | Lady’s Well | Mr John Patton | Hulne Abbey | Out of the Rock close by; Kept |
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| Lady’s Well | Mr John Whinham | by order of the Duke of Northumberland. | ||||
| about 1/4 of a mile South of Hulne Abbey | ||||||
| South should | no doubt deriving its name from | |||||
| be East | the Virgin Mary. One of the Patron Saints | |||||
| of the adjacent Abbey | ||||||
| James Donovan Sapper RE |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by CTW and PW
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