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| Wooler Water | Wooler Water | Mr Robt Brown Junr | On Sheets | A considerable stream – a tributary | ||
| Mr William Short | 20.1 | of the Till, it rises on the E. | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown Senr | 20.5 & | and N.E. faces of The highest of | ||||
| 20.9 | the Cheviot hills, its name as | |||||
| Wooler water only extends from Cold- | ||||||
| gate Mill to its junction with | ||||||
| the river Till. Its course is | ||||||
| nearly N.E passing to the S | ||||||
| of Wooler Town | ||||||
| Turvelaws | Turvelaws | Estate Map | On Sheet | A good substantial farm | ||
| Directory | 20.1 | steading and hamlet about | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown | a Mile N.E of Wooler on the | |||||
| road to Doddington, the property | ||||||
| of the Earl of Tankerville |
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| occupied by Mr Wm Jobson | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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