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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 |
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| Haltonlee Gate | Haltonlee Gate | Mr John Dobson | 26 Chains South | A small village consisting of a Methodist | ||
| Haltonlee Gate | Mr Henry Whitfield | of Clover Hill | Chapel (Wesleyan) a Reading Room & one | |||
| Haltonlee Gate | Mr Thomas Dobson | public house and several rows of | ||||
| Old Gate | The Tithe Plan | Cottages. | ||||
| There was a Toll Bar at the | ||||||
| east end of the Village (prior to the | ||||||
| Cottages being erected) and it being | ||||||
| near Halton Lee was called Haltonlee | ||||||
| Gate. The property of the | ||||||
| Earl of Carlisle. | ||||||
| The Morpeth Arms | The Morpeth Arms | Mr Bell (Publican) | 26 Chains South | A good public house with | ||
| PH | PH | of Clover Hill | stabling attached. | |||
| The Morpeth Arms | Name of Sign Board | |||||
| The Morpeth Arms | Mr Jonathan Madlin | |||||
| Strong Sike | Strong Sike | Mr H Whitfield | 34 Chains North | A small stream forming | ||
| Strong Sike | Mr O Teasdale | East of Clover | part of the Eastern boundary | |||
| Strong Sike | Mr George Carr | Hill | of this Parish. | |||
Note: Unsigned
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