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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| NEWTON | Name of House Valuation Roll J. Kidson Esqr D. Gairdner, Factor |
011.06 | A Colliery village bearing the followinginscription on one of the houses, "Newton Village" erected in 1832," It is the Property of His Grace the Duke of Hamlton. S. G. Kidstone ESQr lessee- |
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| NEWTON PIT | Map of coal Works J. Kidson Esqr. Thomas Muir, Manager |
011.06 | A Coal Pit 20 fathoms deep & about five seams in use. The workings are not sufficiently extensive to show as a colliery. It has been flooded twice, & has lately become so full of water, that it is thought the Water of "Rotten Calder" flows into the Works, There is every probability of it being given up. There are workshops & dwellings south west of the Pit which go under the same name S. G. Kidstone ESQr lessee- The Property of His Grace the Duke of Hamlton. |
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