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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| School | John Spencer | 5 Chains |
"Manor School, Endowed with 15 Guineas a Year" | |||
| (Boys & Girls) | (Boys & Girls) | the Highlander | White’s Directory | |||
| John Blackburn | (PH) | Vol II P 423 | ||||
| (Boys & Girls) | "Newburn School, Endowed with £10 per annum" | |||||
| James Finley | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
| (Boys & Girls) | Page 535 | |||||
| Newburn School | Whellan’s Directory | This School was built in 1822 it bears the | ||||
| Manor School | White’s Directory | following inscription (Erected by Hugh | ||||
| Duke of Northumberland Lord of the manor | ||||||
| Hugh Taylor Bailiff) his Grace | ||||||
| allows the sum of ten Guineas a | ||||||
| Year to it (this is an optional subscription) | ||||||
| "School (Boys & Girls) should be written to this"-Examiner’s reply | ||||||
| Post Office | Post Office | John Spencer | 2 Chains East of | A small post office for | ||
| Post Office | John Blackburn | the Northumberland | the delivery of letters | |||
| Post Office | James Tinley | Arms (PH) | ||||
| Bar Gate | Bar Gate | John Spencer | 4 Chains S. East | There are two large trees at this | ||
| Bar Gate | John Blackburn | of the Highlander | point |
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| Bar Gate | James Finley | (PH) | an arch across the road they appear | |||
| to have been |
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| so that the word gate or Bar Gate | ||||||
| must have been derived from | ||||||
| them | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by DP and DW
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