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| Cuddie’s Well | Cuddies Well | Revd Mr Proctor | On Sheet | A small spring E. of Dod Well; it | ||
| Mr J. Cock | 15.9 | formerly supplied the village, (till | ||||
| Mr J. Cairns | Dod well was enclosed,) it was Kept | |||||
| in order by a person named Cuth- | ||||||
| bert, and now goes by his nickname | ||||||
| "Cuddie" – | ||||||
| TP | Doddington Gate | Mr Rutherford | On Sheet | A Toll Bar in the Village of Dod | ||
| Mr J. Cock | 15.9 | -dington on the Turnpike Road | ||||
| Name Board | from Wooler to Berwick- | |||||
| National School | National School | Revd Mr Proctor | On Sheet | A neat Stone building erected by | ||
| Mr Cairns | 15.9R | subscription in 1837. It will accom | ||||
| Directory | 15.13 | -odate 120 Children the usual att- | ||||
| endence is about 70- | ||||||
| Doddington Mill | Doddington Mill | Revd Mr Proctor | On Sheet | A Corn Mill in the Village | ||
| (Corn) | (Corn) | Mr R. Burrell | 15.9 | of Doddington occupied by Mr | ||
| Directory | R. Burrell, Miller, it is old | |||||
| and a good deal dilapidated | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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