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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Bardon Mill | Bardon Mill | Mr R Burn Bardon Mill | 12 Chains West | A small village on the north | ||
| Bardon Mill | Mr Forster Redburn | of Fox & Hounds | side of the River South Tyne | |||
| Bardon Mill | Mr R Thompson Tow House | PH | consisting of a Methodist Chapel | |||
| Bardon Mill | List of County Voters | two public houses a |
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| Bardon Mill | Whites Directory | mill a corn mill a Railway Station | ||||
| and several cottages | ||||||
| Methodist Chapel | Methodist Chapel | Mr R Burn | In Bardon Mill | A neat stone building (built | ||
| (United Free) | (United Free) | Village | in the year 1860) where the | |||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr Forster | people called United Free | ||||
| (United Free) | Methodists meet for public | |||||
| Methodist Chapel | Mr Thompson | worship | ||||
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| Duncan Cameron Sapper Royal Engineers |
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