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| Bank Cottage | Mr Robert Swan | 230 Links East of | A neat stone house pleasantly situated | |||
| Mr Guthrie | Bedlington Mill | on Bedlington Bank & used as a school | ||||
| Mr Wm Hindhaugh | for girls | |||||
| Keelmen’s Row | George Marshall Esqr | Name applied to 4 or 5 inferior Cottages | ||||
| Mr Robert Swan | 16 Chains N East | occupied by Pit Men | ||||
| Mr Thomas Gardner | ||||||
| of Bedlington | ||||||
| Iron Works | ||||||
| Bedlington Iron Works | George Marshall Esqr | The Iron Manufactory in most of its branches | ||||
| Mr Robert Swan | was formerly extensively carried on here but owing to the pro- | |||||
| Mr Thomas Gardner | In the N East | prietor having become involved in debt the works ceased some 4 | ||||
| White’s Directory | Corner of Plan | or 5 years ago & the extensive premises on both sides of the River are | ||||
| now vacant & mouldering. The name also embraces all the houses | ||||||
| situated on either bank of the River & formerly occupied by the | ||||||
| men employed in the works but now occupied by Pit Men | ||||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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