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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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| Horton | Horton Gate (TP) | Name on Schedule Board | 250 Links North | A Small stone House occupied by a Collector | ||
| (TP) | Horton Gate (TP) | Mr. Isaac Brown | East from High | of Tolls on the Road from Blyth to | ||
| Horton Gate (TP) | Mr. John Hardman | Horton Farm | Newcastle on Tyne | |||
| High Horton Farm | High Horton Farm | Mr. John Hardman | 250 Links South | An ordinary stone House & good new | ||
| High Horton Farm | Mr. Thomas Stephenson | West from Horton | built out Offices the property of Lord | |||
| High Horton Farm | Mr. Isaac Brown | Gate TP | Hastings & occupied by Mr. Hardman | |||
| The Three Horse Shoes | The Three Horse Shoes | Mr. John Henne | 8 Chains North East | An ordinary old House & out Offices | ||
| (PH) | (PH) | from Horton Gate | Licensed for the sale of Spirituous liquors | |||
| do | License | |||||
| do | Sign Board | |||||
| St Mary’s Church | St Mary’s Church | Reverend Mr. Greenwell | 2130 Links North | A strong but plain built Stone Structure | ||
| (Per. Curacy) | (Per. Curacy) | West from Horton | erected by subscription at an expense of | |||
| do | Mr. Isaac Brown | Gate | about 500 Pounds in the Year 1800 & Capable | |||
| do | Mr. Thomas Stephenson | of seating about 250 persons | ||||
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| J. Considine Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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