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Parish of Doddington
Sheets 10.16,11.15
14.4,15.1
15.2,15.5
15.6

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Doddington North Moor	Doddington North Moor	Revd Wm Proctor	On Sheets	This name applies to all that land
		Mr John Cock	10.16	covered with rough pasture on each side of
		Mr Robt Cock	11.13	the road to Berwick, from Doddington to the
			14.4	Coalburn northward, and from Coal Law
			15.1	on the E. to Roughton Lynn on the West.
			15.2	it formerly included the whole farm of
			15.5R	Wrangham – which is said to have been ~~stolen~~ taken
			15.6	illegally from the Moor – and hence got the
				name of Wrangham –

Coalburn Houses	Coalburn Houses	Mr John Cock	On Sheet	A few cottages near the roadside 2 1/2
		Mr Robt Cock	15.1	miles N of Doddington occupied
		Mr George Cock		by a few Miners & pitmen –

Doddingtonmoor	Doddingtonmoor	Mr Blackden Heatherslaw	On Sheet	An old colliery on Doddington Moor
Colliery	Colliery	Mr Thomas Ford	10.16	at a short distance from the parish
(Disused)	(Disused)	Mr Ormston Ford		boundary dividing Ford and Doddington,
				the working of this Pit has been
				stopped, the machinery removed and
				the buildings are fast falling to
				decay

				Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers

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