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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| High Mill | High Mill | Mr Pattison Haltwhistle | 71 Chains SW of | A delapidated stone building | ||
| (Woollen) | High Mill | Mr Watson | Common House | the property of Mr Bell & in | ||
| High Mill | Mr Nixon | the occupation of Mr Pattison | ||||
| it is a woollen manufactory | ||||||
| Low Mill | Low Mill | Mr Nixon | 70 Chains SW of | A large stone building occupied | ||
| (Woollen) | Low Mill | Mr Watson | Common House | as a woollen manufactory | ||
| Low Mill | Mr Pattison | the works are carried on by | ||||
| Mr Pattison & owned by Mr | ||||||
| Bell | ||||||
| Greenwell Cottage | Greenwell Cottage | Mr Nixon | 74 Chains SW of | A plain stone building having | ||
| Greenwell Cottage | Mr Watson | Common House | a vegetable garden attached it | |||
| Greenwell Cottage | Mr Lowe | is tenanted by the owner | ||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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