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| Ingoe | Ingoe | Mr. George Harrison | 82 chains N.W | A Scattered Village situated on an | ||
| Ingoe | James Hepple Esqr | of South Fens | eminence, consisting of Four farm | |||
| Ingoe | Mr. Russell | houses a public house A Primitive | ||||
| Ingoe | Mr. Dixon | Methodist Chapel School house | ||||
| Ingo | Mc.Kenzeys History | A Smithy & several small Cottages | ||||
| Inghoe | Mr. John Russell | The Duke of Northumberland is the | ||||
| Inghow | Wallis’ Northumbrian Antiquities | principal proprietor | ||||
| Chapel | Site of Chapel | Mr. Russell | 17 chains North | Upon enquiring at the Vicar he says "this was a | ||
| (Site of) | Site of Chapel | Mr. Harrison | of Low Hall | Curacy in Connection with the Parish & it | ||
| Site of Chapel | Mr. Robson | is mentioned in an account of the Visitation | ||||
| Site of Chapel | Rev. John F Bigge | of the Bishop of this Diocese in A.D.1502" | ||||
| No trace of its site now remains, but its | ||||||
| foundations were dug up upon the spot | ||||||
| shewn upon trace | ||||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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