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| Friar’s Bog | Friar’s Bog | Mr. R. Blacklock, Harbottle | 65 Chains North | A small portion of land, covered | ||
| Friar’s Bog | Mr. Todds, Sharperton | East of Woodhall | with Rough Pasture, and a few bushes | |||
| Friar’s Bog | Mr. J. Thompson, Harbottle | it is no longer a "bog" having been | ||||
| recently drained. | ||||||
| Seal Burn | Seal Burn | Mr. R. Blacklock, Harbottle | 12 Chains North of | A small rivulet rising in the | ||
| Seal Burn | Mr. G. R. Turnbull, Harbottle | Woodhall. | vicinity of "Cold Law" and flowing | |||
| Seal Burn | Mr. Snowdon, Wood Hall | in a North Easterly direction till | ||||
| it enters the River Coquet at "Wood- | ||||||
| hall Haugh". | ||||||
| Wood Hall | Wood Hall | Mr. R. Snowdon | 12 Chains South | A commodious Farm House, with | ||
| Wood Hall | Mr. R. Blacklock | of Seal Burn. | gardens and stabling attached, | |||
| Wood Hall | Mr. G. R. Turnbull | the Property of P. F. Clennell Esqr. | ||||
Note: Unsigned
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