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Parish of Felton Sheet 45 Plan 5

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
Framlington Colliery	Framlington Colliery	Mr Murry Schoolmaster	16 Chains North	A small coal pit situated
	Framlington Colliery	Mr Hilton Longframlington	of Besom Inn	on the east side of the Turnpike
	Framlington Colliery	Mr Snaith Mount Pleasant		Road. It is worked by a steam engine
				and is the property of Mr Fenwick

Inner Burn	Inner Burn	Mr John Grey	N. of Butterly	A small stream flowing across the
	Inner Burn	Mr F Green		ph Bdy
	Inner Burn	Mr G. Hall

Besom Inn	Besom Inn	Mr Murry	16 Chains South	A small Farm House with
	Besom Inn	Mr Hilton	of Framlington	stables outbuildings and garden
	Besom Inn	Mr Snaith	Colliery	attached. It was formerly a
				Public House. Still retains the name

Mount Pleasant	Mount Pleasant	Mr Murry	58 Chains N W	A considerable eminence covered
	Mount Pleasant	Mr Hilton	of Framlington	with rocky heathy pasture
	Mount Pleasant	Mr Snaith	Colliery

Butterlyey	Butterley	Mr John Grey. Longframlington	39 Chains South of	The ruins of an Herd’s House, it has not
(in Ruins)	Butterley	Mr Francis Green. Canada	Mount Pleasant	been inhabited for the last 10 Years
	Butterley	Mr Gilbert Hall. Knogley

				Alfred Brittain Sapper Royal Engineers

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Transcribed by JMCN and SW