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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Bigge Pit | Bigge Pit | Mr. G Dixon | About 6 Chains | An extensive Colliery, the | ||
| (Coal) | Bigge Pit | Mr. J. Turner | north of Battle | property of the Willington Co. | ||
| Bigge Pit | Mr. E. Bates | Hill. | not having been worked since | |||
| 1856 the pit being flooded, | ||||||
| its thought the whole of the | ||||||
| pits in this locality will be | ||||||
| reworked soon. | ||||||
| Battle Hill | Battle Hill | Mr. G. Dixon | About 6 Chains | An ordinary farm house | ||
| Battle Hill | Mr. J. Turner | south of Bigge Pit | with out buildings attached, | |||
| Battle Hill | Mr. E. Bates | supposed to having taken its | ||||
| name from a battle having | ||||||
| been fought near it. | ||||||
| Wesleyan Methodist Chapel | Wesleyan Methodist | Mr. G. Dixon | About 2 Chains | A large brick building former- | ||
| Chapel | north west of | -ly used as a Chapel and | ||||
| Wesleyan Methodist | Mr. J. Turner | the Bigge Pit | School, not having been | |||
| Chapel | used since the Colliery stopped | |||||
| Wesleyan Methodist | Mr. G. Wilkinson | working. | ||||
| Chapel | ||||||
| H. Ingram Corpl RE |
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Transcribed by PF and DW
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