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| Bell House | Bell House | Mr. Winship | At the South end | A couple of small Cottages | ||
| Bell House | Mr. Coxon | of "Fawdon | the larger of which was formerly | |||
| Bell House | Mr. Hart | Wagon Way | the Site of a Stationary Engine | |||
| on the Fawdon Wagon Way. I | ||||||
| beleive the name originates from | ||||||
| the fact of there having been a | ||||||
| "Bell" tolled here to warn the | ||||||
| workmen employed by the Fawdon | ||||||
| Colliery Company when to commence | ||||||
| and leave off work. | ||||||
| Fawdon Old WagonWay | Fawdon Old Wagon Way | Mr. Winship | Runs in a N East | An old Wagon Way having an | ||
| Fawdon Old Wagon Way | Mr. Coxon | direction from | abrupt termination at the "Bell | |||
| Fawdon Old Wagon Way | Mr. Hart | the "Bell House" | House" from whence in a southerly | |||
| direction the site of it has | ||||||
| been obliterated by the plough | ||||||
| John Stewart Sapper RE |
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Transcribed by AB and PF
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