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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 |
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| Widdrington Castle Colliery | Widdrington Castle Colliery | Mr John Robson | 12 Chains and 50 Links | A small Colliery employing about a dozen persons | ||
| Widdrington Castle Colliery | Mr Jacob Wood | North West of Houndalee | working an inferior strata of Coal some 80 feet below | |||
| Widdrington Castle Colliery | Mr Robert Gray | the surface and which is mostly sold to parties in | ||||
| the locality | ||||||
| Houndelee | Underlee | Rent Book | 17 Chains & 50 Links | A very good Stone House of recent erection | ||
| Houndelee | List of County Voters | South East of Widdring- | Surrounded by a plot of ground tastefully laid out | |||
| Hound |
Mr John Robson | ton Castle Colliery | in shrubs &c The Farm onstead in Connection | |||
| Hound |
Miss Dorothy Robson | with it is very extensive and in an improved style | ||||
| Hound |
Mr Annett Agent | |||||
| Houndylee | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
| Houndylee | White’s Directory | |||||
| Houndelee Letch | Houndelee |
Mr Annett Agent } | On the South of | A Stream Running in a South direction | ||
| Houndelee Letch | Mr Robson } | Houndelee Farm Ho | to where it joins Linton Burn at | |||
| Houndelee Letch | Mr Wood } | Linton Township | ||||
| Pit House | Pit House | Mr Wood | 13 Chains N.E. | A miserable dingy looking | ||
| Pit House | Mr Straker | of Widdrington | house divided into two tenements | |||
| Pit House | Mr Annett | Castle Colliery | one of which is occupied by one of the | |||
| owners of Widdrington Castle Colliery. | ||||||
| it is well known by the name. | ||||||
| John Considine Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by JW and LF
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