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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Oldhall Mill | Oldhall Mill | Mr Thompson Tow House | 40 South east by | A cottage wth gardens &c | ||
| Oldhall Mill | Mr Spraggon | east of | attached, there was formerly | |||
| Oldhall Mill | Mr Nixon Carsgate | Smeath’s Haugh | a Corn Mill near this place | |||
| which accounts for the latter | ||||||
| part of the name | ||||||
| River South Tyne | River South Tyne | Mr Thompson | 21 Chains South | A considerable River rising | ||
| River South Tyne | Mr Spraggon | of Smeath’s Haugh | in Cross Fell Cumberland | |||
| River South Tyne | Mr Nixon | and after pursuing a Southerly | ||||
| and Westerly course unites with | ||||||
| the River North Tyne near Hexham | ||||||
| from whence their united waters are | ||||||
| called River Tyne and fall | ||||||
| into the North Sea at Tynemouth | ||||||
| Smeath’s Haugh | Smeath’s Haugh | Mr Thompson | 36 Chains South | A good farm house with outhouses | ||
| Smeath’s Haugh | Mr Jackson | of Rawhead | gardens &c attached the property | |||
| Smeath’s Haugh | Mr Nixon | of Mr Jackson Hardriding | ||||
| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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