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| Biddle Stone | Biddle Stone | T. Selby Esqr. Biddleston Hall | 10 chains S. W. | "The oldest inhabitant" | ||
| Biddle Stone | Mr Brown Biddleston | of Biddlestone | states that these stones were | |||
| Biddle Stone | Mr G. R. Turnbull. Harbottle | village | anciently Known as "Battle | |||
| stones". Now corrupted to | ||||||
| Biddle stone. They were | ||||||
| erected to Commemorate one | ||||||
| of the numerous bloody Frays | ||||||
| Between the Borderers. The | ||||||
| Western one has been hollowed | ||||||
| out and evidently held a Cross. | ||||||
| Nicholas Clabby Corporal Royal Engineers |
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