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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Orchard Ford | Orchard Ford | Mr. Angus | 32 Chains East | A ford across the Wansbeck | ||
| Orchard Ford | Mr. Spearman | of Ashington | well known by this name | |||
| Orchard Ford | Mr. Coxon | between the ford and Stake Ford | ||||
| there is a Bridle Road |
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| for the convenience of Equestrians | ||||||
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| here at times when the Stake Ford | ||||||
| cannot. | ||||||
| St. Margaret’s Well | St. Margaret’s Well | Mr Angus | 26 Chains South of | An Ancient Well, mentioned in | ||
| St. Margaret’s Well | White’s Directory | Ashington | Hodgson’s & Mackenzies Hist. of the | |||
| St. Margaret’s Well | Hodgson’s Hist. of the Co | County, there is no inscription upon it | ||||
| St. Margaret’s Well | Mackenzies Hist. of the Co | & the Spring which formerly flowed into | ||||
| it has been drained away. | ||||||
| Thieves Bank | Thieves’ Bank | Mr Spearman | 54 chains S west | A steep Bank on the township road | ||
| Thieves’ Bank | Mr Coxon | of Ashington | extending as far as the name is written | |||
| Thieves’ Bank | Mr. Turnbull | on trace, it derives this name from the | ||||
| many depradations that formerly | ||||||
| occurred here. | ||||||
| John Stewart Lance Corporal RE |
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Transcribed by SMH and CC
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