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Sheet 89 Plan 5 Parish Long Benton Township of Killingworth & Long Benton

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The Three Tuns The Three Tuns The Licence paper about 4 chains North A very good public house with a
(PH) (PH) of Closing hill Quarry Brew house offices & out houses garden &
The Three Tuns Mr. Robt Tate attached the property & occupied by Mr.
(PH) Robt Tate
The Three Tuns Mr. Wm Robson
(PH)
Three Tuns White's Directory
Closinghill Quarry Closinghill Quarry Mr. Robt Tate about 12 chains S.E. A very large sandstone quarry There has
(Sandstone) (Sandstone) of Willow Plantation been no stones taken out of it for a considerable
Closinghill Quarry Mr. Joseph Storey time and a great portion of it is filled up with water
(Sandstone) So called from being opened and very much
Closinghill Quarry Mr. Wm Robson used at the time of the enclosure of Killingworth
(Sandstone) Moor for the purpose of making the enclosures
This name should be
adopted on plan F.G.
Closinghill Plantation Closinghill Plantation Mr. Joseph Storey adjoining the Closing A small plantation of Fir & Forest
(mixed) hill quarry trees taking its name from the quarry
Closinghill Plantation Mr. Robt Tate adjoining
(mixed)
Closinghill Plantation Mr. Wm Robson
(mixed)
Felix Gillespie
CAsst
OS34/393/64

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