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Parish of Earsdon Township of Earsdon Backworth and Holywell

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Earsdon Lane Earsdon Lane Property Plan of the Ancient Enclosure S.W. of the Village of An ordinary Township road leading
Earsdon Lane Mr G. Chapman Earsdon & adjoining from Earsdon in Direction of Newcastle to
Earsdon Lane Mr G. Horsley Bertram Place its Junction with Backworth Lane
Shire Moor Shire Moor Mackenzie’s History Aboute 33 Chains South A large district of arable & pasture
Shire Moor Whellan’s Directory of Earsdon Village land enclosed and divided about 1790
Shire Moor Mr G Chapman by Act of Parliament
Property Plan
Earsdon Colliery Earsdon Colliery Mr G. Chapman About 11 Chains North Formerly an extensive Colliery but is
(Duke & Duchess Pits) (Duke & Duchess Pits) Mr J.R. Edwards of Moor Edge now laid off Commenced about 1824 and
Earsdon Colliery Mr J. G. Hurst is the property of H Taylor Clark and
Earsdon Colliery Whites Directory partners
Earsdon Main
Felix Gillespie

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