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| Alnhammoor | Alnhammoor | Mr Wm Burn, Shepherd | On Sheet | A two storie |
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| Alnham moor | 29. 8 | buildings, garden, and a farm | ||||
| Alnhammoor | Mr Wm Smith Shepd | of moorland attached, the property | ||||
| Low Bleakhope | of the Duke of Northumberland | |||||
| Alnhammoor | Mr John Amos, Shepd | |||||
| Ewartlyshank | ||||||
| Shank Burn | Shank Burn | Mr Wm Burn, Shepherd | On Sheets | A considerable stream formed | ||
| Alnhammoor | 29.B | by the union of Sting and Smale- | ||||
| Shank Burn | Mr Wm Smith Shepd | 29. D & | hope Burns, and flowing in an | |||
| Low Bleakhope | 29. 8 | easterly course, falls into the River | ||||
| Shank Burn | Mr John Amos, Shepd | Breamish | ||||
| Ewartlyshank | ||||||
| Het Hill | Het Hill | Mr Wm Burn, Shepherd | On Sheets | This name applies to a considerable | ||
| Alnhammoor | 29.8 & | Eminence, situated upon the farm | ||||
| Het Hill | Mr Wm Smith Shepd | 29.12 | of Alnhammoor – origin of the name | |||
| Low Bleakhope | unknown. | |||||
| Het Hill | Mr John Amos, Shepd | |||||
| Ewartlyshank | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: Signature in header ('Described by')
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Transcribed by JW and LF
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