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| Swinhoe Links | Swinhoe Links | Mr. James Weatherly | On Sheet | A Narrow Strip |
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| Swinhoe Links | Mr. William Milliken | 22.6 | enclosed ground, along | |||
| Swinhoe Links | Mr. Thomas Fordy. | the Sea Shore, in the town | ||||
| -ship of Swinhoe, the greater | ||||||
| portion of which is sandhills, | ||||||
| covered with bent grass – near | ||||||
| to, and along the north end | ||||||
| they are considerably broader | ||||||
| than at the south end. | ||||||
| Dean, and Chapter of | ||||||
| Durham. | ||||||
| Tuggalmill Links | Tughallmill Links | Mr. James Weatherly | On Sheet | |||
| Tughallmill Links | Mr. William Milliken | 21.6 | the farm of Tughallmill – | |||
| Tughallmill Links | Mr. Thomas Fordy. | and along the Sea Shore | ||||
| a small portion of |
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| "Swinhoe". They are composed | ||||||
| of sand hills, covered with | ||||||
| rough Bent Grass. | ||||||
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