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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Jesmond Gardens | Jesmond Gardens | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 25 chains east | A small field set aside as | ||
| Jesmond Gardens | Mr William Walton | of Broom Hill | gardens for the accommodation | |||
| Jesmond Gardens | Mr Edward Armstrong. | of Cottages belonging to the | ||||
| village of Haydon Bridge | ||||||
| Walton Place | Walton Place | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 30 chains east of | A short Street the houses of which | ||
| Walton Place | Mr William Walton | Broom Hill | with the exception of Albert House | |||
| Walton Place | Mr Edward Armstrong. | are recently erected and were built | ||||
| and now owned by the Postmaster | ||||||
| of the Village "Mr William Walton" | ||||||
| from whom the name is derived. | ||||||
| Albert House | Albert House | Thos H Apedaile Esqr | 30 chains east | A commodious house with garden | ||
| Albert House | Mr William Walton | of Broom | attached the property of Mr. Edward | |||
| Albert House | Mr Edward Armstrong | Hill | Armstrong, "Merchant Tailor" | |||
| John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by KF
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