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19th
Century Graffiti |
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| Under a bridge in Mariners' Lane in Tynemouth, there once was a railway line. In 1872, A bored signalman named Jabez Jewitt found the time to carve his name and occupation into the parapet of the bridge, where it can still be seen | ||
On a coping stone, in copperplate handwriting, these words were carved |
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Jabez
Jewitt |
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Signal
Man |
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| ◄ | The Burgess Roll of 1878 lists a 'Jabis' Jewitt as living in 36 Percy
Square (see map on next page). In 1911 a 'Jabez' Jewitt lived there. (Help from Alan H Beautyman) |
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