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Parish of Eglingham
Sheet 26.10.- Trace 1.

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Curleheugh	Curleheugh	Mr. J.C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick	On Sheet	A shepherds house on a hill North of
		Estate map in Mr Langland’s possession	26.10	Tarry, at which there are some ruins in-
		Mr. Geo. Reavley farmer. Tarry		dicating that a hamlet ~~has~~ once existed there –

Tarry	Tarry	Revd. Archdeacon Coxe Eglingham	On Sheet	A few cottages N. of Eglingham, here was once
		Tythe map	26.10	a manufactory of Coal Tar, hence the name,
		The Estate map of R. Ogle Esqr.		it is long since discontinued –

Tarry Colliery	Tarry Colliery	Robert Ogle Esqr. Proprietor	On Sheet	A ~~working~~ coal pit to the E of Tarry,
		John Vint Coal owner. Tarry	26.10	township of Eglingham, the property of
		Mr. Geo. Reavley farmer Tarry		R. Ogle Esqr. ~~Occupied~~ worked by J. Vint –

				Robt Young Corporal Royal Egineers

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