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| Newbrough School | Newbrough School |
Mr. Richard Surtees | 11 Chains North of | A neat stone building erected by sub- | ||
| Newbrough School |
Mr. Richard Surtees | Red House | scription also supported by the | |||
| Newbrough School |
Mr. Richard Surtees | same | ||||
| Boys & Girls | ||||||
| Butt Bank | Butt Bank | Mr. Thomas Wheatley | 14 chains North of | A Couple of Small Cottages (with | ||
| Butt Bank | Mr. M. Winter | Red House | gardens &c detached) which derives their name | |||
| Butt Bank | Mr. Richard Surtees | from their position being situated at | ||||
| the top of a steep Bank on the | ||||||
| road entending south from | ||||||
| them. | ||||||
| Red House | Red House | Mr. Magnay | 11 Chains South of | A small hamlet consisting | ||
| Red House | Mr. Langham farmer (East Broken-heugh) | Newbrough School | of several cottages with gardens &c. | |||
| Red House | Mr. Joseph Dinning | attached. | ||||
| George Davison Junr Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by PT and KF
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