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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
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| Docking Hill | Wm Smith Esq | 2 Chains North | An eminence in the | |||
| Docken Hill | Docking Hill | Mr Pickering | of the Town Hall | Village of Haltwhistle | ||
| Docking Hill | Mr R Ord | on which stande several | ||||
| Docking Hill | List of County Voters | well built dwelling houses | ||||
| Dock an herb | with gardens attached. | |||||
| The name originates from | ||||||
| the "Dock" an herb, which prior | ||||||
| to the erection of the houses | ||||||
| grew in great abundance | ||||||
| here. | ||||||
| Presbyterian Chapel | Presbyterian Chapel | Mr James Saint | 5 Chains North | A plain stone building formerly | ||
| (Free) | (Free) | East of the | a dwelling house now used | |||
| Presbyterian Chapel | Wm Smith Esq | Town Hall | as a Presbyterian Chapel | |||
| Presbyterian Chapel | Mr G Nixon (Draper Haltwhistle) | seated to accommodate persons | ||||
| George Davison Civil Assistant |
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