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Sheet 26 Plan 16 Parish of Alnwick

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Whitehouse Folly Whitehouse Folly Mr Wilkinson. Whitehouse Folly 3 a good farm house with Outhouses
Whitehouse Folly Mr Brewis, Humbleheugh 52 Chains West of Yards Gardens &c attached
Whitehouse Folly Mr Brown, Holywell Humbleheugh
White House Folly List of County Voters
Humble Heugh Humble Heugh Mr Wilkinson 10 Chains South A round prominent looking hill
Humble Heugh Mr Brewis West of Humbleheugh covered with rough herbage
Humble Heugh Mr Brown Rocks &c this name is derived
from its being inferior in Altitude
to any of the surrounding hills.
Heiferlawbank Bridge Heiferlawbank Bridge F Holland Esq 49 Chains East of A barrel built Culvert thro which
Heiferlawbank Bridge G Tate Esq Humbleheugh flows a small stream, it is situated
Heiferlawbank Bridge Mr Wm Allen on the "Great North Road" and is
Berwick Bridge Mr Brewis well known,but the origin of name is
Berwick Bridge Mr Brown unknown so called from the
Berwick Bridge Mr Murdie, Heiferlaw Bank adjacent Farm house – it is kept
in repair by the Turnpike Trustees
Islaford Bridge Islaford Bridge Mr Brewis 21 Chains South east A small bridge of one Arch thrown
Islaford Bridge Mr Brown of Humbleheugh across a the small stream that flows
Islaford Bridge Mr Murdie thro’ Hinding Dean. formerly this was
a Ford but recently a Bridge has been
built
Hinding Dean See Book of 31/4
John Stewart
2ndCorpl RE

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Transcribed by CTW and PW

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