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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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The Uncle Tom’s Cabin | The Uncle Tom’s Cabin | Sign Board | In the South of the | A mean looking beer | ||
(BH) | (BH) | parish. About 7 | house situated in Pity | |||
The Uncle Tom’s Cabin | Mr. Chambers | Chains West of West | Me | |||
(BH) | House | |||||
The Uncle Tom’s Cabin | Mr. Hall | |||||
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West House | West House | Mr. Cooke | In the South of | A neat dwelling house |
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West House | Mr. Chambers | the parish. About 7 | Outbuildings &c gardens attached. | |||
West House | Mr. Hall | Chains East of Pity Me. | The property of Mrs. Cooke. This | |||
name also applies to the Cottages | ||||||
adjoining the house | ||||||
High Pit | High Pit | Mr. Cooke | In the South East of | This name formerly applied to a | ||
High Pit | Mr. Chambers | the parish. About | Colliery that stood here, (the refuse | |||
High Pit | Mr. Hall | 23 Chains N.E. of Pity | heaps & ponds of which still remain) | |||
Me | it now applies to a few houses & | |||||
barns that were connected with | ||||||
the colliery | ||||||
John McMahon C/a |
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Transcribed by PT and JMCN
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