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Offline Welbat

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Re: Nutty Hagg, Newfield
« Reply #54 on: Tuesday 07 April 20 18:45 BST (UK) »
I do not hink Seldom Seen still exists, I am not a local.
My interest was in farm called Nutty Hagg again now a pile of stones. It would be wonderful to find some sort of picture. It is probably half a mile south of Seldom Seen on the same old track.

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Re: Seldom Seen, Newfield
« Reply #55 on: Tuesday 07 April 20 21:00 BST (UK) »
Hello yes the Churchyard still exists at Newfield, although the Church is no longer there. Unfortunately due to the lockdown I wouldn't be able to go and look for you. I would certainly look for you if you give me all the details when we are allowed out again and I will see if I can find it as my Grandparents and Uncles and Aunts are buried there.

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Re: Seldom Seen, Newfield
« Reply #56 on: Tuesday 21 April 20 17:43 BST (UK) »
Hello Welbat. May I enquire as to your interest in "Nutty Hagg" The property along with many of the others was in my family for generations until the last uprooted and moved away in 1854.

Neil
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Nutty Hagg
« Reply #57 on: Wednesday 22 April 20 07:47 BST (UK) »
Dear Neil
I think we have corrsponded before, you are in Australia, I hope you are well.
I am descended from the Nutty Hagg Todds from I think George born 1796 son of Christopher.
My lot all went to London.
I was just interested in what Nutty Hagg looked like out of interest as it formed such an important part in our history. I suspect it was not a substantial house that did not stand the test of time nor the cost of services and modernisation. Quite often photos were taken for local interest and I wondered if any still existed, particularly as there is a picture of Seldom Seen.

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Re: Seldom Seen, Newfield
« Reply #58 on: Wednesday 10 September 25 18:33 BST (UK) »
Hello Everyone

I am writing this on the off chance someone picks it up.

I have spent the afternoon searching online, unsuccessfully for the burials of infants George Musther and Jane/ Charlotte Jopling who were buried 13 Nov 1856 in the Newfield area . Their address was Never Seen, Newfield at death and Dad worked as a Colliery brakesman. Given that the last reply was 5 years ago can anyone suggest if there is anywhere new  to look online for the Burials please? I have searched Ancestry, FindMyPast, FS and Durham records online with no luck!

Many thanks Sally
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