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| Hareshaw Ironworks | Hareshaw Ironworks | Mr. Allen | About 20 chains N E of | These extensive works were established in 1840 by Messrs. | ||
| Hareshaw Ironworks | Mr Pearson | St Cuthberts Church | Campion Barton and Co. but in 1846 they became the | |||
| Hareshaw Ironworks | Mr Thompson | property of the Union Banking Company of Newcastle | ||||
| in whose possession they still remain though they have not | ||||||
| been working since 1848 The works contain three furnaces | ||||||
| an engine of 120 horse powe and a water wheel of seventy | ||||||
| horse power to furnish a blast for smelting the ironstone | ||||||
| There are also about seventy coke ovens for the preperation | ||||||
| of coke for the furnaces the whole of these works are now | ||||||
| in a very neglected and ruinous condition | ||||||
| Percy Row | Percy Row | Mr. Smith | About 25 chains N E of | A row of small cottage dwellings erected for the use | ||
| Percy Row | Mr. Allen | St Cuthberts Church | of Workmen formerly employed on Hareshaw Iron Works | |||
| Percy Row | Mr Humble | |||||
| Upper Hall | Upper Hall | Mr. Smith | About 25 chains N E of | This name applies to three rows of small cottages | ||
| Upper Hall | Mr. Allen | St Cuthberts Church | erected for dwellings for the workmen formerly | |||
| Upper Hall | Mr Humble | employed on the Hareshaw Iron Works | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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