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| Lint Hole | Lint Hole | Mr. Richerdson Close Hill | 26 chains S.E | A hollow portion of wooded ground | ||
| Lint Hole | Mr Dodd Longhaugh Shield | of Charlton | in which was formerly a pond for | |||
| Lint Hole | Mr Highmarsh Hasleyside Mill | the steeping of Flax; hence the name | ||||
| Linthole Burn | Linthole Burn | Mr Richerdson | 22 Chains East | A stream rising on Hareshaw Common | ||
| Linthole Burn | Mr Dodd | of Charlton | and flowing in a southernly direction | |||
| Linthole Burn | Mr Highmarsh | and empties itself into the River North Tyne. | ||||
| Passing in its course through a hollow | ||||||
| called the Lint Hole, hence the name | ||||||
| Riding Wood | Riding Wood | Mr. Richerdson | 29 chains S.E | A larg portion of unenclosed | ||
| Riding Wood | Mr Dodd | of Charlton | forest trees the property of | |||
| Riding Wood | Mr Highmarsh | H. Charlton Esqr. Hasleyside | ||||
| Alfred Brittain Sapper Royal Engineers |
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