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| Claywell Hill | Claywell Hill | Mr Richd Wheatley | About 6 chains | A Small Sandy hill so called | ||
| Claywell Hill | Mr Thos Redford | South of Slidy Hill | from a Well which formerly was on | |||
| Claywell Hill | Mr Richd Short | the West of this hill the well is now filled | ||||
| up but the hill still retains the name | ||||||
| Sandy Well | Sandy Well | Mr R Wheatley | About 5 chains SW | A very good spring well | ||
| Sandy Well | Mr T Redford | of Claywell Hill | ||||
| Sandy Well | Mr R Short | |||||
| River Blyth | River Blyth | Mr R Wheatley | In the South of | A considerable river forming the | ||
| River Blyth | Mr T Redford | this parish | boundary of this parish on the South and | |||
| River Blyth | Mr R Short | flowing in an Easterly direction to its | ||||
| confluence with the German Ocean | ||||||
| and is navigable to Bedlington Iron Works | ||||||
| Felix Gillespie Civil Assistant |
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