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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Gilderdale Bridge | Gilderdale Bridge | Hodgsons History of Northumberland Part II Vol III | About 25 Chains | A good stone bridge on the | ||
| Gilderdale Bridge | Revd Henry Morton | N.E. of Whitley | turnpike to Alston across Gilder- | |||
| Gilderdale Bridge | Mr Lee | Village, and 18 | dale burn, it consists of three | |||
| Gildersdale Bridge | List of County Bridges | Chains S.E. of | arches and it is repaired by | |||
| Gilderdale Bridge | Hutchinsons View of Northumberland | N.W. margin edge | the County | |||
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| Gilderdale Burn | Gilderdale Burn | Kitchen’s [sic] County Map | Runs under Gilder | A large stream rising among the | ||
| Gilderdale Burn | Hodgsons Histy of Northumberland | -dale Bridge | Cumberland Mountains, and forming | |||
| Gilderdale Burn | Manorial Plan | from its confluence with Wowgill Burn | ||||
| Gilderdale Burn | Mr Lee | until it empties itself into the | ||||
| Gildersdale Burn | List of County Bridges | South Tyne, the boundary between | ||||
| Gilderdale Burn | the Counties of Cumberland & Northumberland | |||||
| Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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