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| Seghill Moor House | Seghill Moor House | Mr Whitehead | 16 Chains south from the | This name applies to what was formerly a Farm house | ||
| Seghill Moor House | Mr Reed | West Cramlington Wagon | but is now divided into several tenements occupied | |||
| Seghill Moor House | Mr Clark Consulted the Messrs Taylors | Way | by men working at the Neighbouring Pits & rented by | |||
| Seghill Moor House | Award | them from Mr Whitehead the occupier of the surrounding | ||||
| Seghill Moor House | Greenwoods County Map | Farm | ||||
| Seghill Moor House | Richardson’s Map | |||||
| Post Office | Post Office | The board | In the N E of the Village | An ordinary dwelling house and Grocer | ||
| Post Office | Whellan’s Directory | of Seghill on 81.13 | Shop where the post office is at present kept | |||
| Post Office | Mr James Reed | |||||
| The Hope & Anchor Inn | The Hope & Anchor Inn | The licence paper | In the village of Seghill | An ordinary public house with offices | ||
| The Hope & Anchor Inn | Mr James Reed | yards & gardens attached | ||||
| The Hope & Anchor Inn | Mr L Ramshaw | |||||
| Felix Gillespie |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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