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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Shankhall | Shankhall | Mr. Francis Dand (Tenant) | On Sheet | A good farmhouse, situated | ||
| Shankhall | Mr. James Weatherly | 22.6 | about 1/2 a mile south of Swinhoe | |||
| Shankhall | Mr. John Taylor. | having garden, extensive offices, | ||||
| Shankhall | Whellan’s Directory | and hinds houses attached. | ||||
| Alnwick, & others. | ||||||
| [#] | Sea Fields | Estate Map | Two large Arable fields, | |||
| Sea Fields | Mr. James Weatherly | in the east side of Swinhoe | ||||
| Sea Fields | Mr. William Milliken | township, and near to the Sea | ||||
| Not to be written on the Plan. | Shore, hence the name. | |||||
| Tuggalmill | Tughallmill | Estate Map | On Sheets | A small famrhouse, having | ||
| Tughallmill | Mr. Thomas Fordy. (Tenant) | 22.6 & 10 | garden, out offices, |
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| Tughallmill | C.R.Burnett Esqr. | Mill, which is now used as a | ||||
| Tughallmill | F.Holland Esqr. | Threshing Mill, but had been a | ||||
| Alnwick | Corn Mill, and from which the | |||||
| Tuggalmill see Parish Name Sheet P.45 | place takes its name. It is situ- | |||||
| -ated near to the Sea Shore, and | ||||||
| on a stream Known as "Long | ||||||
| Nanny". |
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| Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL
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