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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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| Collingwood’s | Collingwood’s | James Pry | In the S E end | A lofty and substantial erection | ||
| Monument | Monument | Tynemouth | of the Township | of stone, surmounted by a Collosal | ||
| Collingwood’s | Map of the Borough | and 1/2 mile S | Statue to Lord Collingwood who | |||
| Monument | of the Village of | was a native of the adjoining | ||||
| Collingwood’s | John Ray | Tynemouth | Place, it forms a noble & conspicuous | |||
| Monument | Tynemouth | land mark for Mariners entering the | ||||
| River Tyne | ||||||
| Howl Ings | Howl Ings | James Pry | In the S E end | A deep hollow said to be formerly | ||
| Howl Ings | Map of Town | of the Township | the old Channel of the River Tyne | |||
| Howl Ings | John Ray | and 1/2 mile S | and also a Fish Pond conn[ected?] | |||
| of the Village of | with the adjoining Priory | |||||
| Tynemouth | ||||||
| River Tyne | River Tyne | Map of Borough | On the South side | A large River navigable for | ||
| River Tyne | Map of Newcastle | of the Ph & Township | several miles above Newcastle & | |||
| River Tyne | James Pry | which empties itself into the | ||||
| Tynemouth | North Sea or German Ocean at | |||||
| Tynemouth | ||||||
Note: Unsigned; the non-standard format of this 1857 Name Book has been modified to match other transcriptions
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Transcribed by PF and PT
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