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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| West Holywell Colliery | West Holywell Colliery | Mr John Embleton | North East of this Plan | A large Colliery with engine house | ||
| West Holywell Colliery | Mr George Chapman | and all necessary fitting the depth of the | ||||
| West Holywell Colliery | Mr T. G. Hurst | shaft is about 30 fathoms but another is | ||||
| now sinking which is about 100 fathoms | ||||||
| The colliery was commenced about 1855 | ||||||
| and is all the property of Messrs Taylor & partners | ||||||
| Low Steads | Low Steads | Mr John Embleton | About 9 Chains N E | An ordinary farm Stead offices yard & | ||
| Low Steads | Mr George Chapman | of West Holywell Colliery | in the occupation |
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| Low Steads | Mr T. G. Hurst | |||||
| Low Steads | List of County Voters | |||||
| Holywell Dean | Holywell Dean | Mr John Embleton | About 20 Chains | A deep ravine or dean on each side of | ||
| Holywell Dean | Mr George Chapman | N E of Low Steads | the Seaton Burn extending in an easterly | |||
| Holywell Dean | Mr T. G. Hurst | direction the greater portion is wooded | ||||
| Felix Gillespie |
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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