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Sheet 98 Plan 5 Parish of Long Benton Township of Walker

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Walker Iron Works Walker Iron Works Mr. Thompson on the North of the A very extensive Iron Works Consisting
Walker Iron Works Mr. Tweddell River Tyne about 20 of Foundary rolling mill Furnaces Kilns
Walker Iron Works Mr. Goodfellow chains North of Bill coake ovens &c &c also a considerable number
Property Plan Point of workmens cottages Two disssenting chapels
Walker Iron Works Whellan’s Directory Mechanics Institute & all the property of
Losh, Wilson, Bell, Anderson & partners
Walker Alkali Works Walker Alkali Works Mr. Thompson South of Walker Iron A very extensive Chemical Works with
Walker Alkali Works Mr. Tweddell Works furnaces workshops store houses & attached
Walker Alkali Works Mr. Hick also a few workmens cottages the property of
Manufactory MacKenzie’s History Losh and Partners
The Walker Alkali Company Whellan’s Directory
Walker Alkali Works County Register of the Electors for 1858
Bill Point Bill Point Mr. Thompson about 16 chains South A very prominent point extending to the
Bill Point Mr. Tweddell of Walker Alkali Works River Tyne where the river takes a very sharp
Bill Point Mr. Hick turn
Bill Point Rock MacKenzie’s History
Bill Point Whellan’s Directory
Bill Point County Register of the Electors for 1858
Bill Point Whellan’s Directory
Walker Walker Mr Cole About 5 chains S. This name is applied to a populous village on
Walker Mr Mitchell of Wincomblee. the north Bank of the River Tyne it is comprised of
Walker Mr Crawford public works of various kinds and cottages occupied
Walker White’s Directory by the workmen those cottages are in many cases laid
Walker Whellan’s Directory out in streets the name Walker is applied to all the
scattered Houses and streets between Bill Point and
the district Hamlet called Wincomblee
Felix Gillespie
C/a

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