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| Scotswood Villa | Scotswood Villa | Wm Grace Esqr. | About 21 Chains East | A very neat mansion with out houses | ||
| Scotswood Villa | Mr. John Cox | of Scotswood Station | yard garden & ornamental grounds | |||
| Scotswood Villa | Mr. F. Furness | attached the residence of Wm Grace Esqr. | ||||
| Scotswood Bridge | Scotswood Bridge | Wm Grace Esqr. | S.E. of the Village of | A good Iron Suspension bridge | ||
| (Suspension) | (Iron Suspension) | Scotswood | across the River Tyne erected by the trustees | |||
| Scotswood Bridge | Mr. John Cox | of the turnpike road leading from Newcastle | ||||
| (Iron Suspension) | to Hexham and opened for traffic in 1831 | |||||
| Scotswood Bridge | Mr. John Crawford | Tolls are collected from foot passengers and is | ||||
| (Iron Suspension) | levied on |
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| The Ord Arms | The Ord Arms | The sign board | S.E. of Scotswood | A very good public house with out | ||
| (PH) | (PH) | Station | houses yards garden & attached erected | |||
| The Ord Arms | Mr. John Cox | about 1831 and is the property of B. Ord Esqr | ||||
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| The Ord Arms | Mr. John Crawford | |||||
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| Felix Gillespie C/a |
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Transcribed by MB and IKF
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