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Forum: Shilbottle and Newton on the Moor 08-01-2011, 09:28 PM

Replies: 8 Newton Hall Colliery Views: 21,504 Posted By Pete Felton churchyard must have been tidied since... Felton churchyard must have been tidied since last i was there. It was very overgrown and a lot of stones were over. Good to see Shilbottle is being maintained. Now we're all one council, perhaps...

Forum: Shilbottle and Newton on the Moor 08-01-2011, 09:22 PM

Replies: 8 Newton Hall Colliery Views: 21,504 Posted By Pete [QUOTE=Coquet;225]Hi Pete, I think that stone and... [QUOTE=Coquet;225]Hi Pete, I think that stone and the following two must have been paid for by the Newton Hall Widdrington/Cook dynasty, as they seem to conform and are about the same age: I...

Forum: Shilbottle and Newton on the Moor 03-01-2011, 01:45 PM

Replies: 8 Newton Hall Colliery Views: 21,504 Posted By Pete Never came across Newton Hall colliery either.... Never came across Newton Hall colliery either. Interesting that there was a colliery there c1800. Thats earlier than i would have thought for steam engines. Just had a quick look on the national...

Forum: Shilbottle and Newton on the Moor 03-01-2011, 01:18 PM

Replies: 8 Newton Hall Colliery Views: 21,504 Posted By Pete Thats a cracking inscription for anyone... Thats a cracking inscription for anyone researching their family tree. A quick look at the igi takes you straight back to 1750.Wish my lot had been so considerate.

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