Please can you decipher and advise of place name in Northumberland?

[Nova67]

Hello friends and researchers in the North East and greetings!

Does anyone have a clue where this place is? On the image it looks like Smythfields?

Birthplace given for a Margaret Jane Drysdale (nee Wood) b. abt 1864. 1901 Census for Togstone.

Thank you.

[Rosinish]

Can you tell us what 'do'/'ditto' is in connection with please?

Couldn't find a Smithfield/Smythfield in Northumberland but found reference to one in London?

Annie

[Ruskie]

I think that "do" is probably Northumberland Annie. 

Nova, where do other censuses say she was born?

Added: I can't see anything remotely like it on Genuki. 

[Ruskie]

Do you have them in 1891 Nova?

I'm not having any luck finding them - I was hoping that James, Margaret and Ellen would be easy to find .....

[Rosinish]

Ruskie,

I'm surprised you haven't found it on a map...you're good with mapping locations 

Annie

[Ruskie]

Ruskie,

I'm surprised you haven't found it on a map...you're good with mapping locations 

Annie

Aw, thanks Annie. Odd you should mention that - this afternoon I was foraging around on maps looking for the last address of one of my own distant relatives. 

I would love to solve this but haven't found any clues as to what this place is meant to be. Maybe a local is needed as it may be a regional dialect issue, and the enumerator wrote what he thought he heard.

[JenB]

A search of the free index to the 1911 census shows her birthplace as 'Newbiggin Woodhorn Parish'.

[AlisdairGB]

Do you have them in 1891 Nova?

I think they were married in 1893 , so I'm not sure if the 1891 census is going to help. ( 1911 says married 21 years, but pob is Newbiggin ( Woodhorn Parish)

Edit: Sorry, beaten to it ...

[Gadget]

Is her maiden name Wood? James's (5 on 1901)  mmn is Wood on Birth Reg.


Added - or (possibly) Renner