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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Seghill Bridge | Seghill Bridge | List of County Bridges | About 7 Chains N W | A small stone bridge of one arch | ||
| (stone) | of Seghill Village | erected and kept in repair by the | ||||
| Seghill Bridge | Mr James Reed | County | ||||
| Seghill Bridge | Mr L Ramshaw | |||||
| Methodist Chapel | Methodist Chapel | Whellan’s Directory | In the village of | A pretty good stone building used | ||
| (Primitive) | (Primitive) | Seghill | as a chapel by the Primitive Methodists | |||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr James Reed | |||||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr Luke Ramshaw | |||||
| Methodist Chapel | Methodist Chapel | Mr Luke Ramshaw | In the village of | An ordinary Building used as a [School] | ||
| (Wesleyan Reform) | (Wesleyan Reform) | Seghill | and Chapel by the members of the Reform | |||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr James Reed | Methodists | ||||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr Arthur | |||||
| Felix Gillespie |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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