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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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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 | ||||
Butterl |
Butterley | Mr John Grey. Longframlington | 39 Chains South of | The ruins of a |
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(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
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