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Bamburgh Parish Sheet 21.2. Traces 4, 5 & 6

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Warenton Moor	Warenton Moor	Mr. William King. Steward Bellshill	On Sheets	A portion of Moorland on the west side of
	Warenton Moor	Mr. John Frater. Warenford.	21.1	Cocklawdean Head and North of Greendykes
	Warenton Moor	Mr. Thomas Tate. Warenford.	21.1 &	Moor; the property of P.J.Selby Esq of
			21.5	Twizel House.

North Wood	North Wood	Mr. William King. Steward Bellshill	On Sheets	An extensive mixed wood on the south of
	North Wood	Mr. John Frater. Warenford.	21.2 &	Hemphole Plantation; the property of
	North Wood	Mr. Thomas Tate. Warenford.	21.6	P. J. Selby Esqr.

Chuck Bridge	Chuck Bridge	Mr. William King. Steward Bellshill	On Sheet	A small county bridge having one arch
	Chuck Bridge	Mr. John Frater. Warenford.	21.2	~~over~~ over Chuckbridge Burn.
	Chuck Bridge	Mr. Thomas Tate. Warenford.

Hemp Hole	Hemp Hole	Mr. William King. Steward Bellshill	On Sheet	A deep hollow in a road passing through
	Hemp Hole	Mr. John Frater. Warenford.	21.2	Hemphole Plantation; and from which the
	Hemp Hole	Mr. Thomas Tate. Warenford.		Plantation derives its name.

				Thomas Cosgrove

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