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| Herd’s House | Herd’s House | Mr. John Taylor. Fleetham. | On Sheet | A neat, small house, | ||
| Herd’s House | Mr. William Watson. Fleetham. | 22.1 | having a garden attached, | |||
| Herd’s House | Mr. George Pyle, | situated in the northwest | ||||
| Newham mill. | of Fleetham township. | |||||
| -herd. |
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| of the trustees of the Late | ||||||
| Lord Crewe. | ||||||
| Swinhoe Burn | Swinhoe Burn | Mr. John Taylor. Fleetham. | On Sheets | This is the Continuation | ||
| Swinhoe Burn | Mr. William Watson. Fleetham. | 22.1 | of "Crackerpool Burn" | |||
| Swinhoe Burn | Mr. George Pyle, | 22.2 & | it flows, north of "Swinhoe", | |||
| Newham mill. | 22.5 | |||||
| where it enters the town | ||||||
| -ship, of "Beadnell", where | ||||||
| it takes the name of | ||||||
| Annstead Burn. | ||||||
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