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| Donkleywood | Donkleywood | Mr Telfor | 45 chains N. | A hamlet consisting of two | ||
| Donkleywood | Mr Turnbull | E. of |
Farm Steadings, several cottages | |||
| Donkleywood | Mr Forster | for laborers &c. | ||||
| Donkleywood | List of Co Voters | |||||
| Donkleywood | Whites Directory | |||||
| Lowry’s Mill | Lowry’s Mill | Mr Telfor | 35 chains S. E. | A cottage divided into two | ||
| Lowry’s Mill | Mr Turnbull | of High Stokoe. | tenements, it has a garden attached. | |||
| Lowry’s Mill | Mr Forster | It was used as a flour mill about | ||||
| 40 years ago. | ||||||
| Snapeend Ford | Snape End (Ford) | Mr Telfor | 40 chains S. E. | A ford across the River Tyne. | ||
| Snape End (Ford) | Mr Turnbull | of High Stokoe. | Well known by this name. | |||
| Snape End (Ford) | Mr Forster | |||||
| North British Railway | See N. Book of Sheet 59/14. | |||||
| (Border Counties Section) | ||||||
| J Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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