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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Ashington Colliery | Ashington Colliery | T. Sample Esq | 96 chains N.W. | The place on the line of rails | ||
| Junction | Junction | Mr Dickinson | of Coneygarth | where the Ashington Colliery Wagon | ||
| Ashington Colliery | Mr Cockson | Moor | Way joins the N. Eastern Railway | |||
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| Coney Garth | Coney Garth | T Sample Esq | 36 chains West | A small hamlet consisting | ||
| Coney Garth | Mr Dickenson | of Coneygarth | of two farm houses & several | |||
| Coney Garth | Mr Cockson | Moor | cottages the property of the | |||
| Coney Garth | White’s Directory | Duke of |
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| Coneygarth Moor | Coneygarth Moor | T Sample Esq | 36 chains East | A good farm house with | ||
| Coneygarth Moor | Mr Dickenson | of Coney Garth | outhouses and land attached | |||
| Coneygarth Moor | Mr Cockson | the property of the Duke of |
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| Boreholes Well | Boreholes Well | Mr Dickenson | 32 chains N.W. | A good spring of water | ||
| Boreholes Well | Mr Cockson | of Coneygarth | ||||
| Boreholes Well | Mr Henderson | Moor | ||||
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