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| South Acomb | South Acomb | Mr Lambert | About 24 chains S. of | A very large stone building with extensive | ||
| South Acomb | Mr Johnson | Acomb Cottage. | ranges of offices it is used as a Farm House | |||
| South Acomb | Mr Atkinson | The property of W B |
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| Acomb Cottage | Acomb Cottage | Mr Lambert | About 24 chains N. | A very neat stone cottage taking its name | ||
| Acomb Cottage | Mr Johnson | of South Acomb. | from the house called South Acomb. | |||
| Acomb Cottage | Mr Atkinson | |||||
| Beam Burn | Beam Burn | Mr Baldon | About 20 chains E. of | A very small stream issuing out of several | ||
| Beam Burn | Mr Kaye | Shaw House. | drains and falls into the River Tyne at Bywell | |||
| Beam Burn | Mr Lee | |||||
| it is known as Clockey Burn until it falls | ||||||
| int the Tyne. | ||||||
| Edward Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by TH
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