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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Etal Moor | Etal Moor | Mr Mathew Paxton | On Sheet 10.11 | This lies about 1 1/2 miles north of Ford | ||
| William King | Village and is composed of rough | |||||
| Estate Map | furzy uncultivated land having been | |||||
| at one time the seat of extensive Collieries | ||||||
| which are now abandoned in Consequence | ||||||
| of the Coal Steams being exhausted the | ||||||
| Earl of Glasgow is owner of the property | ||||||
| Etalmoor | Etalmoor | Mr Mathew Paxton | On Sheet | A small enclosed farm of arable land | ||
| William King | 10.11 | within the bounds of Etal Moor, the | ||||
| Mr Robert Wilson | "Farm House" is merely a small cottage | |||||
| Moornook Wood | Moornook Wood | Mr Mathew Paxton | On Sheet 10.11 | A fir plantation at the South | ||
| William King | west corner of Etal Moor, named | |||||
| Mr Wilson | from its position as forming the | |||||
| Nook or Corner | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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