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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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| Meetinghouse Lane | Meetinghouse Lane | Mr William Short | On Sheet | A blind lane off the west side | ||
| Mr Robt Brown Junr | 20.5 | of High Street, Wooler, so called | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown Senr | from a house in which the English | |||||
| Presbyterians used to meet for public | ||||||
| worship previous to the building of | ||||||
| West Chapel | ||||||
| Corbie Know | Corbie Know | Mr William Short | On Sheet | The name applies to a house a little off | ||
| Mr Robt Brown Senr | 20.5 | the East Side of High Street. It is the Manse | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown Junr | or residence of the Revd Mr Whyte, minister, | |||||
| of the 2nd United Presbyterial Chapel | ||||||
| Tower Bank | Tower Bank | {Mr William Short | On Sheet | This name applies to that stripe of wood | ||
| {Mr James Wightman | 20.5 | from the Dye works to Wooler Mill, on | ||||
| {Mr Robt Brown | the N. End of which are some ruins of |
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| { | or Peel, But the name alone is all that the | |||||
| { | Supposition rests on, as nothing authentic | |||||
| { | even traditionally, can be ascertained res | |||||
| Tower | Tower | { | On Sheet | pecting it. There is no doubt but the | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | { | 20.5 | solid blocks of masonry on Tower | ||
| Bank are the remains of an ancient | ||||||
| stronghold. They have been inserted | ||||||
| on the plan as the remains of a Tower | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: "Collected by" and signature in header
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Transcribed by BFR and BER
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