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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Little Benton House | Little Benton House | Captain E. Potts | About 52 chains | A neat plain stone building | ||
| Little Benton House | Mr Freeman | S.E of Benton | with vegetable garden stabling | |||
| Little Benton House | MacKenzie’s History of Durham | Colliery | and ornamental ground attached | |||
| Benton White House | Whellan’s directory | occupied by the Revd. Mr Thompson | ||||
| Benton White House | White’s directory | Incumbent of Walker | ||||
| Benton Park | Benton Park | Captain E Potts | About 10 chains | A very neat and extensive | ||
| Benton Park | Whellan’s Directory | SW of Little Benton | gentlemans residence having | |||
| Benton Park | Revd. Mr Thompson | House | a park flower and vegetable | |||
| Benton Park | County Register of the Electors for 1858 | gardens and tastefully laid out | ||||
| pleasure ground with stabling and | ||||||
| conservatory attached owned and | ||||||
| occupied by Captain E Potts | ||||||
| Benton |
Benton |
Captain E Potts | About 17 chains N. | A good stone building with | ||
| Benton |
Revd. Mr. Thompson | W. |
stabling &c attached occupied by | |||
| Benton |
Mr. Freeman | House | Mr Parker and owned by Captain | |||
| E Potts | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan Lce Corpl REngrs |
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Transcribed by PT and CTW
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