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| Hartford Bridge | Hartford Bridge | Joseph Young Esqr JP | 1 Chain North of South | An ancient looking stone bridge consisting of 3 arches | ||
| Hartford Bridge | George Marshall Esq | of the Jolly Anglers | crossing the River Blyth on the Turnpike Road | |||
| Hartford Bridge | Mr Robert Swan | Inn | bewteen North Shields & Morpeth | |||
| Low Ewart Hill | Low Ewart Hill | Joseph Young Esqr JP | 38 chains North | An inferior looking farm house & out offices | ||
| Low Ewart Hill | George Marshall Esq | West of Howlet Hall | ||||
| Low Ewart Hill | Mr Robert Swan | |||||
| Netherton Moor Farm | Netherton Moor Farm | Joseph Young Esqr JP | 15 Chains North East | A moderately good looking house & out offices | ||
| Netherton Moor Farm | Mr Robert Swan | of Pegwhistle Burn | ||||
| Netherton Moor Farm | Mr James McDowal | |||||
| Pegwhistle Burn is described in Name Book of 72-10 | ||||||
| Netherton Moor is described in Name Book of 72-11 | ||||||
| Howlet Hall is described in Name Book of 72-16 | ||||||
| River Blyth is described in Name Book of | ||||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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