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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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| White Well | White Well | Mr Thompson | 6 Chains North | A copious well of excellent | ||
| White Well | Mr Taite FGS | of Alnwick Abbey | Water the name |
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| White Well | Mr Holland | |||||
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| which from wearing white Habits were | ||||||
| generally called White Friars. this | ||||||
| is an antiquity being the same perennial | ||||||
| spring such as is seen in the ancient Masonry | ||||||
| which supplied Alnwick Abbey it is now | ||||||
| covered in with a small building | ||||||
| Abbey Mill | Abbey Mill | Mr Thompson | 8 Chains southeast | A substantial building | ||
| (Corn) | Abbey Mill | Mr Taite FGS | of Alnwick Abbey | with outhouses and yards | ||
| Abbey Mill | Mr Holland | attached used for grinding corn | ||||
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| Abbey Bridge | Mr Thompson | 12 Chains southeast | A neat stone Bridge with | |||
| Abbey Bridge | Mr Taite FGS | of Alnwick Abbey | Arches spanning the | |||
| Canongate Bridge | Abbey Bridge | Mr Holland | River Aln on the Wooler | |||
| And Alnwick Turnpike | ||||||
| Co. Br. | repaired by the County and built | |||||
| 50 years ago | ||||||
| James Gray Sapr REngrs |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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