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| Carding Mill | Carding Mill | Mr James Wightman | On Sheet | A small mill about 1/4 of a mile South | ||
| Mr Geo. Henderson | 20.5 | by East of Wooler. and used as a carding | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown Junr | mill, hence the name | |||||
| Cardingmill Plantation | Cardingmill Plantation | Mr Robt Brown Senr | On Sheets | A small stripe of mixed wood extending | ||
| Mr Robt Brown Junr | 20.5 & | from The Path along a steep bank to | ||||
| Mr Geo. Henderson | 20.9 | a little beyond the above mill, from which | ||||
| it takes its name | ||||||
| St Mary’s Church | Saint Marys Church | Revd Mr J. S. Green (Vicar) | On Sheet | The Parish Church of Wooler is a neat | ||
| (Vicarage) | Directory | 20.5 | Commodious edifice erected in the year 1765. | |||
| Mr Robt Brown (Printer) | and enlarged in 1835. it contains 700 Sittings | |||||
| of which 433 are free & unappropriated for ever | ||||||
| It Stands near the junction (and to the East) of | ||||||
| Church Street and Market Place | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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