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| Ray Mill | Ray Mill | Mr Thornton Black Hall | About 80 links | A good stone building which was | ||
| (Corn) | Ray Mill | Mr Charlton Ray Mill | N of Ray Burn | erected or rebuilt in the year of 1768 | ||
| Ray Mill | Mr Robson Ray Mill | Since which date it has been | ||||
| Ray Mill | Whites Directory | used as a corn mill | ||||
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List of County Voters | With millers dwelling attached | ||||
| but during the last two years it | ||||||
| has not been appropriated for that purpose | ||||||
| although still containing all the necessary | ||||||
| machinery required There is also | ||||||
| stables and garden attached | ||||||
| The property of Tho. Anderson Esq | ||||||
| and in the occupation of Mr Charlton | ||||||
| Sledhoe | Sledhoe | Mr Thornton | About 49 Chains | A considerable hill situated | ||
| Sledhoe | Mr Charlton | S.E. of Ray Mill | about 1/4 of a mile South of the Wansbeck | |||
| Sledhoe | Mr Robson | of an oblong form which slopes gently | ||||
| towards the South consisting of pasture | ||||||
| and is defended on its South Side by a Whinstone precipice | ||||||
| C Hodgson Histy: Sledhoe a very descriptive Saxon appellation | ||||||
| from plebe[sic] -a valley & how -a hill meaning the | ||||||
| hill in the valley | ||||||
| John Garvey Civil Assistant |
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