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Catherine Street | Catherine Street | Name on house | South West side of | A row of indifferent houses | ||
Catherine Street | Mr John Colvin | Crofton Mills | occupied by Pitmen | |||
Catherine Street | Mr Lionel Aynsley | |||||
Cowpen Square | Cowpen Square | Mr John Colvin | 150 Links North from | A lot of old Brick Houses built for & | ||
Cowpen Square | Mr Lionel Aynsley | Crofton Mills | occupied by the Pitmen employed in | |||
Cowpen Square | Mr Richard Short | Cowpen Colliery | ||||
Cowpen Square | White’s Directory | |||||
Greenland Row | Greenland Row | Mr John Colvin | North West End of | So named by its occupiers the Colliers, owing | ||
Greenland Row | Mr Lionel Aynsley | Cowpen Square | to its being exposed to the severe blasts of Winter | |||
Greenland Row | Mr Richard Short | from the River Blyth & German Ocean. The houses | ||||
are old & of an indifferent appearance | ||||||
J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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