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| Viewlaw | Viewlaw | Whites Directory | 54 Chains W.N.W. | A Farm House built of stone | ||
| Viewlaw | Mr Clarke Viewlaw | of Horsley Tower | with out-houses and garden attached | |||
| Viewlaw | Mr Cleugh Longhorsley | the whole in good repair and | ||||
| occupied by Mr Clarke | ||||||
| Lady Well | Lady Well | Mr Cleugh Longhorsley | 26 Chains East | A small well of excellent spring | ||
| Lady Well | Mr Johnson Longhorsley | of Horsley Tower | water used by the villagers for | |||
| Lady Well | Mr Mathews Star Inn | domestic purposes. The origin of | ||||
| the name is not known | ||||||
| Pead Well | Pead Well | Mr Cleugh | 19 Chains S.W. | A well of excellent spring water | ||
| Pead Well | Mr Johnson | of Horsley Tower | at the south west side of the village | |||
| Pead Well | Mr Mathews | The origin of the name is not known | ||||
| Alfred Brittain Sapper Royal Engineers |
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