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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Temon Bridge | Temon Bridge | Mr Gardhouse | 31 chains west | A small stone bridge thrown | ||
| Temon Bridge | Mr Armstrong | of Crag Cottage | across the Po |
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| Temon Bridge | Mr Hudspeth | on this side it is repaired by | ||||
| Temon Bridge | Hodgson’s Histy of Northumberland | the Trustees of the Road but | ||||
| in Co Cumberland at the | ||||||
| expense of the County. | ||||||
| It takes the name from a farm | ||||||
| house in Cumberland. | ||||||
| Temon Cleugh | Temon Cleugh | Mr Gardhouse | 31 Chains South | A steep cleugh partly wooded | ||
| Temon Cleugh | Mr Armstrong | west of | thro’ the middle of which | |||
| Temon Cleugh | Mr Hudspeth | Crag Cottage | flows the Po |
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| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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