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Sheet 88 Plan 11 Parish of Gosforth Township of North and South Gosforth and Coxlodge

< 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		 >
Threemile Bridge Threemile Bridge Mr. A. Anderson on the Turnpike Road A very good stone bridge erected by
Threemile Bridge Mr. John Magnea crossing the Threemile Bridge the County and kept in repairs (also 100
Threemile Bridge Mr. James Teasdale Brunton Ouse yards on each side of the Bridge) and
Stone Burn is so called from being 3 miles distant
Three Mile Bridge List of County Bridges from Newcastle
Threemile Bridge Three Mile Bridge County Register of the Electors for 1858 on each side of the A small Hamlet consisting of one
Threemile Bridge Mr. A. Anderson Threemile Bridge farm house and several cottages with offices
Threemile Bridge Mr. John Magnea yards out houses and gardens attached the
Threemile Bridge Mr. James Teasdale name is derived from the Bridge
Three Mile Bridge Whellan’s Directory
Three Mile Bridge White’s Directory
Three Mile Bridge MacKenzie’s History
3 Mile Br. A small County Map
Ouse Burn Threemile bridge Ouse Burn Mr. A. Anderson North of this Plan A small stream so called the it first
Threemile bridge Ouse Burn Mr. John Magnea takes this name about half mile West of the
Threemile bridge Ouse Burn Mr. James Teasdale Threemile Bridge and continues in an Easterly
Ouse-burn Whellan’s Directory direction into Plan 12 – where it takes the
Ouse-burn Richardson’s description of NCastle name of Haddrick’s Mill Burn
Ouse-burn Greenwood’s County map
Ouse-burn White’s Directory
Felix Gillespie
C/a
OS34/372/48

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