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| Foreman’s Row is described in NB of Sheet 81 Plan 5 | ||||||
| Cramlington WagonWay is described in NB of Sheet 89 Plan 2 | ||||||
| Blyth & Tyne Railway is described in NB of Sheet 89 Plan 2 | ||||||
| Low Cramlington Colliery | Low Cramlington Colliery | Hugh Taylor Esqr | 31 chains N of | There is only one house belonging | ||
| Low Cramlington Colliery | Revd Mr Kene | the Presbyterian | to this Colliery hamlet in the Ph | |||
| Low Cramlington Colliery | Henry Shum Storey (Promoter) | Chapel | of Earsdon the Remainder is in the | |||
| Cramlington Low Pit | Estate Plan (belonging to) | Parish of Cramlington the houses | ||||
| (Sir M.W.Ridley) | are plain having small gardens | |||||
| Attached & are occupied by the | ||||||
| Colliery operatives This portion | ||||||
| belongs to Sir Matthw W.Ridley & | ||||||
| the part in Cramlington to Henry Shum Storey Esqr | ||||||
| Seaton Burn | See NB of Sheet 81 Plan 14 | |||||
| Holywell Dean | See NB of Sheet 81 Plan 13 | |||||
| Thomas Jordan | ||||||
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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