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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Char Well | Char Well | Mr. Orange | 53 chains South | An excellent Spring well | ||
| Char Well | Mr. S. Smith | East by South of | on the east Side of the | |||
| Char Well | Mr. R. Craggs | Coal House | Lane leading between Newton Under | |||
| Wood & Morpeth. | ||||||
| Mick’s Trough | Mick’s Trough | Mr. R. Craggs | 42 1/2 South East | A trough of good Spring | ||
| Mick’s Trough | Mr. S. Smith | by South of | water (the water is conveyed by pipes) | |||
| Mick’s Trough | Mr. Orange | Coal House | which derives its name from the | |||
| person who made and put it | ||||||
| here. | ||||||
| Newton Mill | Newton Mill | Mr. George Robinson | 58 1/2 Chains | A Small Corn mill driven | ||
| (corn) | (Corn) | South East of | by water with dwelling | |||
| Newton Mill | Mr. Thompson | Coal House | house & land attached | |||
| Newton Mill | Mr. James Latty | (Occupied by George Robinson) | ||||
| Newton Mill | List of Co Voters | |||||
Note: Unsigned
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