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| Newburn | Newburn | Revd Wm King, Norham | On Sheet | A very neat and commodious | ||
| Newburn | Mr Thomas Wood, Tenant | 6.6 | dwelling, two stories high and | |||
| Newburn | Mr James Black | slated, having extensive and | ||||
| well arranged offices and hinds’ | ||||||
| houses attached. It is the property | ||||||
| of John Rae Esq. | ||||||
| Royalty | Royalty | Revd Wm King, Norham | On Sheet | A small farmhouse in only | ||
| Mr Thomas Wood, Newburn | 6.6 | middling repair having out- | ||||
| Mr James Black | houses, garden, and small | |||||
| farm attached. It is the property | ||||||
| of John Rae Esq. | ||||||
| When the Common Land in | ||||||
| Norham Parish was enclosed | ||||||
| and divided amongst the | ||||||
| proprietors, this portion was | ||||||
| allotted to the Lord of the Manor | ||||||
| hence the name. | ||||||
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