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| Bedlington Cemetery | George Marshall Esqr | 12 Chains South West | This place was opened last year (1857) and is appro | |||
| Mr Robert Swan | of Ridge End | priated for the burial of the Parishioners. The | ||||
| Reverend Mr Whitley MA | ground consisting of about 6 acres was a free | |||||
| grant of the Bishop of Durham’s. The Chapel, | ||||||
| a small neat stone structure, was erected by sub | ||||||
| scription. And the wall enclosing a part of it to | ||||||
| gether with the drainage were executed by a rate | ||||||
| levied on the Parishioners | ||||||
| Blue House | Mr Thomas Hall | 13 Chains West of | ||||
| Mr Lishman | Netherton Colliery | |||||
| Mr Robertson | ||||||
| A small Hamlet consisting of | ||||||
| A Farm House, dwelling House & 7 or 8 Cottages | ||||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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