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| Windmill Hill | Windmill Hill | Manorial Plan dated 1848 | 10 Chains W | A conspicuous eminence, | ||
| Windmill Hill | Jasper Gibson Esq | of Hexham Subscrip- | it is pasture, and was | |||
| Windmill Hill | Mr Baty | tion School | named for the circumstance of | |||
| Windmill Hill | Wrights History of Hexham | a Windmill having formerly stood | ||||
| upon the Summit | ||||||
| Cockshaw Lane | Cockshaw Lane | 8 Chains W of | A township lane leading | |||
| Cockshaw Lane | Jasper Gibson Esq | Hexham Subscription | into |
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| Cockshaw Lane | Mr Baty | School | after the Burn | |||
| Cockshaw Loaning | Manorial Plan 1848 | |||||
| Cockshaw Burn | Cockshaw Burn | Manorial Plan date 1848 | 4 Chains W of | entering plan 94/6.14 on the West of the Seal | ||
| Cockshaw Burn | Whites History | Hexham Subscription | A large stream, & emptying | |||
| Cockshaw Burn | Jasper Gibson Esq | School | itself into the River Tyne, | |||
| Cockshaw Burn | The Revd Mr Singleton Hexham | this was formerly called Hextol Burn | ||||
| and from it (according to John of | ||||||
| Hexham who wrote about 1100) | ||||||
| the town received its name | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by PW and CTW
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