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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Plessay Old | Plessy Old Wagonway | Mr. G. Baron | West of The Blyth & Tyne | An old wagonway which formerly was | ||
| Wagonway | Plessy Old Wagonway | Mr. Steel | Railway about 8 chains | used for conveying the coals from Plessy | ||
| Plessy Old Wagonway | Mr. Lamb | N.W. of Newsham. | to Blyth but is now much used as | |||
| Plessy Old Wagonway | Award | a private occupation road | ||||
| Plessay | Ph N. Book of Stannington | |||||
| Blyth & Tyne Railway | Blyth & Tyne Railway | Mr. Sharp | About 51 Chains | This is a [iron?] line of Railway | ||
| (Morpeth Branch) | (Morpeth Branch) | N.E of Low Horton | it extends from Newsham to | |||
| do | Mr. Laws | Farm | Morpeth & it is the property of | |||
| do | Mr. Lamb | Messrs L[??di??] & Company | ||||
| Felix Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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