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| Folly Bridge | Folly Bridge | Mr James Watson, Unthank | on Sheet | A small stone bridge, of one arch | ||
| Folly Bridge | Mr William Makins | 6.12 | across a small rivulet, which divides | |||
| Folly Bridge | Mr Richard Makins, Murton | the parishes of Norham and Holy Island | ||||
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| a short distance south of "The Folly" | ||||||
| from which, it gets the name – | ||||||
| West Allerdean | West Allerdean | Mr James Watson, Unthank | on Sheet | Two rows of houses, one story high | ||
| Mr William Makins | 6.12 | and tiled, a few detached cottages, | ||||
| Mr Richard Makins, Murton | a smithy, saw mill, and joiners | |||||
| workshop, the houses, are occupied by | ||||||
| Colliers. And in the smithy &c.&c. | ||||||
| the machinery &c is repaired, belonging | ||||||
| to "Shoreswood Colliery". And all the | ||||||
| property of the Colliery company – | ||||||
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