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| Hallington | Hallington | Whites Directory | In the N.E. of this | A considerable hamlet consisting of an | ||
| Hallington | List of Co Voters | Plan | anc |
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| Hallington | Mr Philip Marshall (Miller) | a few cottages and is the property | ||||
| of Rowland Errington Esqr & Mr Atkinson | ||||||
| (Sandhoe) (Newbiggin) | ||||||
| The Hall | Hallington Hall | Whites Directory | In the N.W. of Hallington | A |
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| Hallington Hall | Mr Philip Marshall | Village | larger than at present and was then the property | |||
| Hallington Hall | Mr Henry Marshall (Beerhouse) | and residence of R. W. Sowerby Esqr. It is now | ||||
| in a very delapidated state and is divided | ||||||
| into teniments inhabited by working men | ||||||
| and is the property of Mr Atkinson of Newbiggin. | ||||||
| Ladies Well | Lad |
Mr Philip Marshall | About 2 Chains S.E. of | An excellent Spring well so called from | ||
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Mr Henry Marshall | Hallington Hall | being much esteemed by some Lad |
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Mr R. Dobson (Farmer) | formerly resided at the Hall | ||||
| Felix Gillespie CAsst |
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Transcribed by JW and DW
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