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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Sandy’s Letch | Sandy’s Letch | Henry Shum Storey Esqr Arcot Hall | 16 Chains South from | This name applies to a small stream which along part of its course | ||
| Sandy’s Letch | Mr William Bell | divides the parishes of Long Benton & Cramlington & after a course of | ||||
| Sandy’s Letch | Mr Henry Clark | about 4 miles in a South Easterly direction discharges its Waters | ||||
| into Seaton Burn some 3 or 400 yards above Annetsford | ||||||
| Bridge | ||||||
| Damdykes | Damdykes | Henry Shum Storey Esqr | 8 Chains West from the | Name applied to a commodious Modern Stone built Farm | ||
| Damdykes | Mr William Bell | North Eastern Railway | House with appropriate offices adjoining. It is owned | |||
| Damdykes | Mr Henry Clark | and the farm worked by Mr Storey of Arco |
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| Dam Dykes | Whellans Directory | A little Northeast of it are his Laundry, Gamekeeper’s | ||||
| Dam Dykes | Estate Plan | Cottages, Dog Kennels & 2 Cottages occupied by his Hinds | ||||
| Dam Dykes | Greenwoods Co Map | |||||
| Dam Dykes | Richardsons Co Map | |||||
| Demdikes | White’s Directory | |||||
| South Cramlington | South Cramlington | Mr Thos Sisterson | In the North East of this Plan | An ordinary farm house with offices | ||
| South Cramlington | Mr Michael Wilkinson | 34 Chs E. of West Cramlington | out houses yard & garden attached the property | |||
| South Cramlington | Mr D. Pickerin | of H. S. Storey Esqr | ||||
| South Cramlington | Greenwood’s Co Map | |||||
| South Cramlington | County Register of the Electors for 1858 | |||||
| South Cramlington | White’s Directory | |||||
| J. Considine SRE Felix Gillespie CA | ||||||
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