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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Low Newton | Low Newton | Mr Guthrie | About 37 chains E. | An elegant stone building with extensive offices | ||
| Low Newton | Mr Strother | of North Newton | garden and cottage dwelling attached the residence | |||
| Low Newton | Mr Wallace | and property of F. Johnson Esq | ||||
| Cook & Baker Arms | The Cook & Baker Arms | Mr Guthrie | About 40 chains SE | A good stone building with offices attached | ||
| (PH) | The Cook & Baker Arms | Mr Wallace | of North Newton | licensed for the sale of Beer and spirits the | ||
| The Cook & Baker Arms | Painted on Sign | property of S.F.Widdrington Esq and in the | ||||
| (PH) | occupation of Mr Wallace | |||||
| Cook & Baker Arms | License | |||||
| Newton on the Moor | Newton on the Moor | Mr G |
About 37 chains S.E. | A considerable village situated on an eminence | ||
| Newton on the Moor | Mr Wallace | of North Newton | consisting of two public houses an endowed school | |||
| Newton on the Moor | Mr Strother | a Methodist Chapel and several private dwellings | ||||
| the majority of the inhabitants being employed at | ||||||
| the adjacent colliery. The principal proprietors are | ||||||
| S.F.Widdrington Esq and Mr Strother | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by JMCN and SW
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