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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Wynding Lane | Wynding Lane | Mr. James Dunse | On Sheet | A lane leading out | ||
| Wynding Lane | Mr. Wm Carr. | 16.8 | of the northeast end of the | |||
| Wynding Lane | Mr. Hugh Ross. Inn Keeper | Village of Bamburgh, to | ||||
| the Sea Shore. It is only | ||||||
| An Occupation Road. | ||||||
| The Wynding | The Wynding | Estate Map. | On Sheet | A large, And neat house, | ||
| The Wynding | Mr. J. Dunse | 16.8 | situated in Wynding Lane, |
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| The Wynding | Mr. Wm Carr. | having a few good Cottages | ||||
| adjoining, with gardens &c. | ||||||
| attached. |
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| the trustees of the late Lord | ||||||
| Crewe. | ||||||
| Mill Fields | Estate Map | Three Arable fields, near to | ||||
| Mill Fields | Mr. J. Dunse | the Sea Shore, |
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| Mill Fields | Mr. Wm Carr. | -west side of "Mill Burn", from | ||||
| Not to be written on the Plan. | which the name is derived. | |||||
| They are the property of the trustees | ||||||
| of the Late |
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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