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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Wood Haugh | Wood Haugh | Mr. George Gardner | 7 Chains South from | A flat narrow field Situated between the | ||
| Wood Haugh | Mr. Isaac Brown | Bedlington Bridge | River Blyth & Bebside Wood | |||
| Wood Haugh | Mr. Matthew Cairns | |||||
| Bedlington Bridge | Bedlington Bridge | Mr. Isaac Brown | 7 Chains North from | A plain stone structure of one Arch | ||
| Bedlington Bridge | Mr. George Gardner | Wood Haugh | ||||
| Bedlington Bridge | Mr. Matthew Cairns | the Townships of Bedlington & Bebside | ||||
| and was built by local subscription in 1838 | ||||||
| Bebside Wood | Bebside Wood | Mr. Isaac Brown | Extends from the Boundary | A long narrow strip of Wood covering the | ||
| Bebside Wood | Mr. George Gardner | between Bebside & Cowpen | steep Bank extending along the River Blyth | |||
| Bebside Wood | Mr. Matthew Cairns | Townships to Bebside | on its |
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| Bedlington Iron Works | Bedlington Iron Works | Marlow Sidney Esqr JP | 3 Chains South West | Very extensive premises Situated on both sides | ||
| Works | Mr. Isaac Brown | from the Rose & Crown | of the River Blyth & formerly used for the ma- | |||
| do | Mr. George Gardner | Public House | nufacture of Iron Locomotive Engines &c. The pre- | |||
| do | mises closed work some 4 years Ago in consequence of hav- | |||||
| ing become involved in debt and are now becoming Ruinous | ||||||
| the Cottages in the vicinity to which the name [???] | ||||||
| applied and formerly occupied by men in the works are | ||||||
| now occupied by the men |
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| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers |
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