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| West Cramlington | West Cramlington | Hugh Taylor Esqr | About 23 chains | The name applies to a Village | ||
| West Cramlington | Thomas John Taylor Esqr | N.W. of East | Containing one Public House two | |||
| West Cramlington | Revd R E Mason | Cramlington Colliery | Methodist Chapels a Mechanic’s | |||
| West Cramlington | County Register of Electors for 1858 | (Dicky Pit) | Institute & Private School. It was | |||
| originally erected by the Colliery | ||||||
| owners Messrs Taylor, Lamb & Story | ||||||
| for the accommodation of their workmen | ||||||
| It is exclusively occupied by Pitmen | ||||||
| West Cramlington Colliery | West Cramlington Colliery | Hugh Taylor Esqr | About 9 Chains N | A very extensive Colliery affording | ||
| West Cramlington Colliery | Thomas John Taylor Esqr | of the Primitive Methodist | employment for the residents of | |||
| West Cramlington Colliery | Whellan’s Directory | Chapel | the surrounding houses The Coal is | |||
| West Cramlington Colliery | Estate Plan | employed for Steam purposes for which | ||||
| West Cramlington Colliery | County Register of Electors for 1858 | it is greatly esteemed It is worked by | ||||
| Taylor Maldie Lamb & Co. | ||||||
| Methodist Chapel | Methodist Chapel | Hugh Taylor Esqr | About 4 Chains N | A plain Stone building the property | ||
| (Wesleyan) | (Wesleyan) | of The Blue Bell Inn | of the Colliery Company |
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| Methodist Chapel | Thomas John Taylor Esqr | worship by the Wesleyan |
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| Methodist Chapel | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
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| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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