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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Annetsford Bridge | Annetsford Bridge | Mr James Wilkin | 12 Chains South from | |||
| Annetsford Bridge | Mr Henry Clark | the Dudley Wagon Way | ning the Seaton Burn where the Newcastle & Blyth Road | |||
| Annetsford Bridge | Mr James Reed | crosses it. It was built by the owners of the East Cramlington | ||||
| Colliery in 1808 for the purposes of traffic |
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| the Wagon Ways having superseded and further use for it it was | ||||||
| sold by them to the owners & occupiers of the adjoining Township | ||||||
| Cramlington Wagonway | Cramlington Wagonway | Mr James Wilkin | 12 Chains North from | |||
| (Dudley Branch) | (Dudley |
Annetsford Bridge | 1855 by Messrs Lamb Potter & Co for the purpose of Con- | |||
| Cramlington Wagonway | Mr Henry Clark | veying the Coal from their property, the Dudley Pit in the | ||||
| (Dudley Branch) | Township of Weetslade Parish of Long Benton to the River | |||||
| Cramlington Wagonway | Mr James Reed | Tyne. It joins the East Cramlington Wagonway near Seghill | ||||
| (Dudley Branch) | Railway Station, Blyth & Tyne Line | |||||
| Cramlington Wagonway | The Messrs Taylors |
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| Seghill Mill | Seghill Mill (Corn) | Mr James Wilkin | 5 Chains North from | An old established Mill formerly worked by water | ||
| (Corn) | Seghill Mill (Corn) | Mr Henry Clark | the Dudley Wagon Way | but now by Steam. It is the property of Sir Francis | ||
| Seghill Mill (Corn) | Mr James Reed | Blake Bart, the proprietor of Seghill Township and | ||||
| Seghill Mill (Corn) | Whellan’s Directory | is Rented & occupied by Mr Jas Wilkin | ||||
| Seghill Mill (Corn) | Estate Plan | |||||
| Mill Lane | Mill Lane | Mr Jas Wilkin | 4 Chains North from | This name is derived from its contiguity to Seghill Corn | ||
| Mill Lane | Mr Henry Clark | Seghill Mill | Mill & branches eastward from the Newcastle & Blyth Road | |||
| Mill Lane | Mr James Reed | leading to the Village of Seghill. It is kept in repair | ||||
| by the Township | ||||||
| J Considine |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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