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Parish and Township of Cramlington
Sheet 81 Plan 5

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Cramlington Wagonway Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Tait Leads from Cramlington This consists of of a single line of Rails the property of
(Amelia Pit Branch) (Amelia Pit Branch) Engine Pit to Cramling- Messrs Lamb, Potter &c and is used by them for carrying
Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Telford ton Amelia Pit their coals to the River Tyne from the Cramlington Amelia Pit
(Amelia Pit Branch) It joins the Cramlington Anne Pit at the Cramlington
Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Carr Engine Pit
(Amelia Pit Branch)
Cramlington Wagonway Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Tait Extends from Cramling This belongs to the same owners as the Amelia
(Anne Pit Branch) (Anne Pit Branch) ton Engine Pit to Cram Pit Branch & the same description is appli-
Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Telford lington Anne Pit cable to it
(Anne Pit Branch)
Cramlington Wagon Way Mr Carr
(Anne Pit Branch)
Low Cramlington Colliery Cramlington Colliery Mr Tait Surrounding the Cram- Name applied to a few rows of stone &
Cramlington Colliery Mr Telford lington Engine Pit wooden houses the property of the Messrs Lamb,
Cramlington Colliery Mr Carr Potter & Co. and occupied solely by the men
Low Cramlington Colliery Henry Shum Storey Esqr – proprietor employed in their Collieries in the Neighbourhood
Low Cramlington Colliery J. Laws Esqr "The name Cramlington Colliery should be changed
Low Cramlington Colliery Revd Wm Skene "to Low Cramlington Colliery upon the authority of the proprietor
"and other gentlemen" Examiners remark.
J. Considine
Sapper Royal Engineers

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