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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Killingworth Colliery | Killingworth Colliery | Mr. Edward Robson | About 5 chains | An old Colliery not working | ||
| Killingworth Colliery | Mr. John Hall | South of the East End | & partly in a Ruinous State | |||
| Killingworth Colliery | Mr. Robert Thompson | of the village of Killingworth | ||||
| Killingworth Colliery | Greenwood's County Map | |||||
| Killingworth Colliery | Whellan's directory | |||||
| Killingworth Colliery | White's directory | |||||
| Killingworth Colliery | Richardson's Companion through Newcastle | |||||
| Killingworth Colliery | MacKenzie's History | |||||
| Highfield Well | Highfield Well | Mr. Edward Robson | 9 1/2 chains South | A Good Spring well which | ||
| Highfield Well | Mr. John Hall | East of Killingworth | partly Suppl |
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| Highfield Well | Mr. Robert Thompson | Colliery | ||||
| Closing Hill | Closing Hill | Mr. Joseph Storey | about 5 chains South | A small hill now a plantation | ||
| Closing Hill | Mr. Robt Tate | of the Three Tuns | of mixed trees also an old sandstone quarry | |||
| Closing Hill | Mr. Wm Robson | on this hill, opened and much used for the | ||||
| enclosure of Killingworth Moor | ||||||
| James Eylward C/a |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by PT and CTW
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