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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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Castle Mill | Castle Mill | Mr. Humble | About 24 chains | An old Corn Mill adjoining | ||
(Corn) | (Corn) | S.E. of Prudhoe | Prudhoe Castle | |||
Castle Mill | Mr. Johnson | Station. | ||||
(Corn) | ||||||
Castle Mill | Mr. Geldard | |||||
(Corn) | ||||||
Castle Gate | Castle Gate | Mr. Humble | About 2 chains N. | The main Entrance to Prudhoe Castle, | ||
Castle Gate | Mr. Johnson | of Castle Mill | the narrow neck of land leading | |||
Castle Gate | Mr. Geldard | to this gateway was formerly | ||||
cut through by a deep ditch over | ||||||
which a drawbridge was thrown | ||||||
to give access – the chapel | ||||||
connected with the Castle was over | ||||||
this Gateway | ||||||
Mount Huley | Mount Huley | Mr. Dobson | About 36 chains | A neat farm house witih | ||
Mount Huley | Mr. Johnson | N. W. of Panton Brae | Outbuildings & garden attached | |||
Mount Huley | Mr. Armstrong | In the N.W. corner of the Plan | The property of the Duke of | |||
Northumberland | ||||||
John McMahon Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by DW and DP
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