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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 |
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| Gosforth Colliery Well | Gosforth Colliery Well | Mr Joseph Hindmarch | about 9 chains South | A very good spring Well used by the | ||
| Gosforth Colliery Well | Mr J. Humphry | by S.W. of Gosforth Colliery | inhabitants of Gosforth Colliery South | |||
| Gosforth Colliery Well | Mr M. Ansley | Gosforth & &. Sometimes called Gosforth Well | ||||
| Post Office | Post Office | Sign Board | 50 links N of the | The name is written over the door | ||
| Post Office | Mr |
Queen Victoria Inn | the house is a small plain building | |||
| Post Office | Mr Hall | in the occupation of Mrs Elizabeth Robson} | ||||
| Post Mistress } | ||||||
| High Coxlodge | High Coxlodge | Mr Humphry | 12 Chains S. of the | An ordinary farm house with the | ||
| High Coxlodge | Mr Hall | Wesleyan Methodist | necessary Conveniences viz out | |||
| High Coxlodge | Mr Younger | Chapel | houses & garden attached the | |||
| property of Mr Hall | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie CA |
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