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| Lane End | Lane End | Mr Joseph Jude | Chains of | A good Farmhouse having | ||
| Lane End | Dr Lynch | North Seaton | Stabling & vegetable garden | |||
| Lane End | Mr Baker | Village | Attached the property of | |||
| Wm Watson Esqr and occupied | ||||||
| by Mr Joseph Jude | ||||||
| Rowlington Dean | Rowlington Dean | Mr George Croiser | In the S.W. Of the | A steep dean with a Small Stream | ||
| Rowlington Dean | Mr Robert Turnbull | Parish | running through TJ it and mixed wood along | |||
| Rowlington Dean | Mr Thomas Taylor | the Eastern banks extending North from the | ||||
| River Wansbeck to the Township Road | ||||||
| River Wansbeck described in NB Of Sheet 3 Plan 2 | ||||||
| North Seaton Colliery | North Seaton | Mr Jacob Wood | On the South of | A large Colliery in the course | ||
| Colliery | Lane End about | of Construction with buildings for | ||||
| North Seaton | Mr Robert Baker | 30 Chains and | Pit Men Engine Ho. &c &c No coals | |||
| Colliery | 6 Do North of | has as yet been drawn out until | ||||
| North Seaton | Mr John Robson | River Wansbeck | it is more finished the property of | |||
| Colliery | Wm Watson Esqr | |||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by LF and JW
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