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Sheet 93 Plan 6 Parish of Warden

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
Hungry Haugh	Hungry Haugh	The Tithe Plan	13 chains South	Several fields lying between the
	Hungry Haugh	Thos H Apedaile Esqr	of Broom Hill.	River South Tyne and the Newcastle
	Hungry Haugh	Mr William Walton		and Carlisle Railway.

River South Tyne	River South Tyne	The Tithe Plan	23 chains South	A considerable river rising in
	River South Tyne	Greenwood & Co.s County Map	of Broom Hill.	"Crossfell" County Cumberland and
	River South Tyne	Mr. William Walton		uniting its waters with the
				North Tyne about a mile west of
				the Town of Hexham. from thence the
				united rivers under the name of the River Tyne flow eastward falling into
				the German Ocean at the Town of
				Tynemouth.


Kidd’s Hole	Kidd’s Hole	Thos H Apedaile Esqr	30 chains	A deep hole on the east side of
	Kidd’s Hole	Mr. William Walton	South east of	the River South Tyne, this name
	Kidd’s Hole	Mr Edward Armstrong.	Broom Hill	is well known but its derivation
				cannot be found

				John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers

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