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| Engine Inn | Engine Inn | Mr. R. English, Occupier | On sheet | A small cottage, with garden | ||
| (BH) | Engine Inn | Mr. Thomas Dickson. | 22.1 | attached, |
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| Engine Inn | Mr. William Millican. | License. It is situated on | ||||
| East Fleetham. | the road leading from "North | |||||
| Sunderland" to "Chathill" &c. | ||||||
| And about 1/2 a mile from the former. | ||||||
| It gets the name from | ||||||
| there having been, a Coalpit | ||||||
| Engine contiguous, but which | ||||||
| has been pulled down. | ||||||
| "Beadnell" | ||||||
| Engine Burn | Engine Burn | Mr. R. English, Occupier | On Sheets | A small rivulet, having | ||
| Engine Burn | Mr. Thomas Dickson. | 17.13 | its source on the farm of | |||
| Engine Burn | Mr. William Millican. | 22.1 & | Elford, about 1/4 of mile north | |||
| East Fleetham. | 22.2 | of the farmhouse, its course is | ||||
| nearly south, passing by "Engine | ||||||
| Inn", and emptying itself into | ||||||
| "Swinhoe Burn", a short distance | ||||||
| east of "East Fleetham". It bears the | ||||||
| name only from D.on trace 6 of 17-13 | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL
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