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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Leeshall Gate | Leeshall Gate | Mr E Lowes | 41 Chains W of | A plain stone cottage | ||
| Leeshall Gate | Mr Nixon | Common House | occupied by a farm laborer | |||
| Leeshall Gate | Mr Watson | and named after Lees Hall | ||||
| Haltwhistle Burn | See |
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| Melkridge Common | 92/2 | |||||
| Haltwhistle Common | Haltwhistle Common | Mr Nixon | About 10 Chains N of | A large district of enclosed | ||
| Haltwhistle Common | Revd Ives Incumbent Haltwhistle | Haltwhistle | land |
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| Haltwhistle Common | Mr Lowes | the Centre of the Parish of Halt | ||||
| whistle it is nearly coextensive | ||||||
| with the Township of Haltwhistle | ||||||
| wherein it is situated | ||||||
| Messrs Adamsons prop- | ||||||
| rietors | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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