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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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| Kelshaw Ford | Kelshaw Ford | Mr Hall | About 11 chains S. of | The Ford is principally used by the Fishermen | ||
| Kelshaw Ford | Mr Hindmarch | the Bogs | the people generally cross the River at Newburn Ford | |||
| Kelshaw Ford | Mr Veitch | |||||
| Newburn Ford | Newburn Ford | Mr Hall | About 4 chains E. of | A shallow place in the River where people walk | ||
| Newburn Ford | Mr Hindmarch | Newburn Ferry | across | |||
| Newburn Ford | Mr Veitch | |||||
| Newburn Ferry | Mr Hall | About 1 chain S. of | A public Ferry used for conveying people from one | |||
| Newburn Ferry | Mr Hindmarch | Water Row | side of the River to the other | |||
| Newburn Ferry | Mr Veitch | |||||
| Cancelled H F. | ||||||
| Riding Ford | Riding Ford | Mr Hall | About 10 chains S. of | This Ford takes this name from the circumstance | ||
| Riding Ford | Mr Hindmarch | the Manor House | of it being used by carts and people on Horseback | |||
| Riding Ford | Mr Veitch | as the water is generaly to deep for foot passengers | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie SRE | ||||||
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Transcribed by PT and PF
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