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Sheet 89 Plan 6 Traces 1 & 2 Parish of Tynemouth

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
~~Northumberland Place~~	Northumberland Place		all houses south of	A small Village containing a Public House
The Allotment	or ~~High~~ Allotment do	Mr. Dunn	the Turnpike	and Primitive Methodist Chapel the
	~~High Allotment~~ do	Mr. Call		name is derived from being alloted for
	~~High Allotment~~	Mr. Cowan		building purposes, at the inclosure of
	Northumberland Place, or Allotment	White’s Directory	The Allotment is the name by	Shire Moor but prior to this it
	Northumberland Place	A County Map	which this village is best known.	was called Northumberland Place
	The Allotment	C.V. Lawes Esqr.
		Agent to the Duke of Northumberland
	Allotment	County Register of the Electors for 1858

The Northumberland Arms	Northumberland Arms	Sign Board	8 chains south of	A respectable Public House and Brewery
(PH)	(PH)		Prospect Hill	occupied by Mr. Call
	Northumberland Arms	Mr. Dunn
	Northumberland Arms	Mr. Call

Murton West House	Murton West	Mr Dunn	8 chains West of	A good farm house with out offices
	House	Mr Hall	New York	and land attached
	Murton West House	Mr Hansell	Village

Prospect Hill	Prospect Hill	Mr. Dunn	16 Chains west of	A large farm house, outhouses
	Prospect Hill	Mr. Call	John Pit	and Garden the property of
	Prospect Hill	Mr Cowan		Miss Liddell
	Prospect Hill	White’s Directory

				John Stewart Sapper RE

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Transcribed by SMH and CC