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Northumberland / Re: Red house farm, Cowpen
« on: Sunday 21 February 16 19:27 GMT (UK) »
Red house farm - use bottom scroll bar on the image to view the right hand side of the image
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Northumberland / Re: Mill Cottage bebside
« on: Friday 31 July 15 21:00 BST (UK) »
In the bottom right of the attached image, you'll find all the co-ordinates you need to go to exactly where the Bebside Mill was.
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Northumberland / Re: Which Parish is Denton Chare?
« on: Sunday 29 December 13 22:06 GMT (UK) »
I have attached an image showing the Enumerator's notes when he made the 1851 Census for Back
Row, Westgate Street (part), Collingwood Street (south side), St Nicholas Square (west corner) and Denton Chare.
The Ward was St. John's.
Central Station opened in 1850 and the Census was taken on the Night of Sunday 30 March 1851.
I have also created and attached an image of part of the Thomas Oliver 1830 map of Newcastle upon Tyne, overlayed onto a Google Earth image from 2012.
Back Row does still exist, but isn't called that now... it's just the bottom end of Westgate Road.
It's also worth noting that Postern is now underneath the Station Carpark.
Also it is Baileygate that is under the railway lines, NOT Back Row.
Denton Chare is in exactly the same place as it was in 1850, just to the south of, and parallel to, Collingwood Street.
St. Nicholas Street was straightened so that it headed straight past the Castle Keep heading for the High Level Bridge.
Previously St. Nicholas Street had split at it's southern end into The Side and Queen Street.
Queen Street went south towards the Long Stairs which led down to The Close.
Row, Westgate Street (part), Collingwood Street (south side), St Nicholas Square (west corner) and Denton Chare.
The Ward was St. John's.
Central Station opened in 1850 and the Census was taken on the Night of Sunday 30 March 1851.
I have also created and attached an image of part of the Thomas Oliver 1830 map of Newcastle upon Tyne, overlayed onto a Google Earth image from 2012.
Back Row does still exist, but isn't called that now... it's just the bottom end of Westgate Road.
It's also worth noting that Postern is now underneath the Station Carpark.
Also it is Baileygate that is under the railway lines, NOT Back Row.
Denton Chare is in exactly the same place as it was in 1850, just to the south of, and parallel to, Collingwood Street.
St. Nicholas Street was straightened so that it headed straight past the Castle Keep heading for the High Level Bridge.
Previously St. Nicholas Street had split at it's southern end into The Side and Queen Street.
Queen Street went south towards the Long Stairs which led down to The Close.
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Northumberland / Re: Hodgson's Mill
« on: Tuesday 17 April 12 19:56 BST (UK) »
Here's an overlay map of Hodgson's Lane area. Get in touch if you want any other area doing.
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Northumberland / Re: Horton by Blyth - vanished village?
« on: Wednesday 27 January 10 22:02 GMT (UK) »
With respect to Sinkers Row I have overlaid a couple of images.
Near the middle left hand side it says F.P. (just under New Delaval Colliery, Forster & Richard Pits) and the 8 rectangles to the left were Sinkers Row.
North is at the top of the image.
There is a public footpath around most sides of the golfcourse, so don't wander off.
Cheers
Near the middle left hand side it says F.P. (just under New Delaval Colliery, Forster & Richard Pits) and the 8 rectangles to the left were Sinkers Row.
North is at the top of the image.
There is a public footpath around most sides of the golfcourse, so don't wander off.
Cheers
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