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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| The Corporation Arms | White House | Mr Joseph Middleton | In the East of the | A neat house with garden attached. | ||
| (PH) | (The Corporation Arms PH) | Parish. About 20 chains | It has a licence for selling Spirits &c | |||
| White House | Mr Robert Sharp | East from the East Pit | & is Known by the Sign "The Corporation | |||
| (The Corporation Arms PH) | Arms", The name "White House" was probably | |||||
| White House | Mr Robert Armstrong | given to it on account of its Remarkably | ||||
| White appearance. It is the property of | ||||||
| White House | Whellan’s Directory | the Corporation of Newcastle- | ||||
| Walker Copperas Works | Walker Copperas Works | McKenzies History of Northumberland | In the East of the | Extensive Works for the | ||
| Walker Copperas Works | Mr Joseph Middleton | parish. About 4 chains | Manufacture of Copperas | |||
| Walker Copperas Works | Mr Robert Stewart | South of White House | ||||
| Low Walker | Low Walker | Mr Joseph |
In the East of the | A large Village Extending | ||
| Low Walker | Mr Robert Stewart | parish. Adjoining | along the River Tyne. Chiefly composed | |||
| Low Walker | Mr Wm Reay | the River Tyne | of Manufactories and Establishments | |||
| Low Walker | County Register of the Electors for 1858 | connected with the trade of the port. | ||||
| Low Walker } | Whellan’s Directory | Name applied to all the scatterd Houses | ||||
| formerly called} | lying between the S. side of Wincomblee and | |||||
| Wincolmlee } | the Parish Boundary EG of Wallsend on the North | |||||
| John McMahon C/a |
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Transcribed by CTW and PT
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