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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Saint Margarets Farm | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | In the Township | A farm & farm house | |||
| St Margarets Farm | Enclosure Map 1850 | of | A farm of arable land with | |||
| Alnwick South Side | farm house and suitable offices | |||||
| the property of the representatives | ||||||
| of the late John Baird | ||||||
| Meadow Hill | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | A field | ||||
| An arable field in Saint | ||||||
| Margarets Farm | ||||||
| The Intake | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | A field | ||||
| An arable field in Saint | ||||||
| Margarets Farm | ||||||
| Hazelly Knowe | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | A field | ||||
| A grass field in Saint | ||||||
| Margarets Farm | ||||||
| Black Flatts | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | A field | ||||
| An arable field in Saint | ||||||
| Margarets Farm | ||||||
| Far Moor House Farm | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | A farm | |||
| Far Moor House Farm | Enclosure Map 1850 | A sheep farm the property | ||||
| of the freemen of Alnwick | ||||||
| Far Moor House | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | A farm house | ||||
| Moor House | Enclosure Map 1850 | A farm house and offices | ||||
| the property of the freemen | ||||||
| of Alnwick | ||||||
| St Margaret’s Green | Mr Geo. Tate Postmaster Alnwick | Alnwick | A piece of moor | |||
| St Margaret’s Green | Enclosure Map 1850 | A portion of Alnwick Moor | ||||
| so designated. It is mostly | ||||||
| covered with whins and is | ||||||
| the property of the freemen | ||||||
| of Alnwick | ||||||
| Unsigned |
Note: Unsigned. The layout of this book (1851) differs from others: please see image
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Transcribed by CC and SMH
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