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| Low Cramlington Colliery | Cramlington Colliery | Mr Telford | 4 Chains North West | This together with the surrounding Village is the property of | ||
| (Engine Pit) | (Engine Pit) | from the Smithy | Messrs Lamb, Potter & Partners. It was opened about | |||
| Do | Mr Tait | In the S.E. of the Parish | the year 1826 and for the last few years has only been used | |||
| for the purpose of pumping Water by means of an Engine | ||||||
| Do | Mr Carr | from the Amelia & Anne Pits, Cramlington which belong | ||||
| to the same Company. The Village is occupied solely | ||||||
| by the parties employed in those Pits | ||||||
| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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