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| Luckermoorhouse | Luckermoor House | Tithe Map | On Sheet | A Small Cottage in the north | ||
| Luckermoor House | Revd. M.Thompson. | 21.6 | west of "Lucker Moor", having | |||
| Luckermoor House | P.Selby Esqr. | small garden, and outhouses | ||||
| Luckermoor House | George Selby Esqr. | attached. This was at one time | ||||
| Luckermoorhouse should be compounded | a farmhouse, but is now let | |||||
| agreeably to usage | with the farm of "Rayheugh". | |||||
| This place is as well known | ||||||
| by "The Temple", as by "Lucker | ||||||
| -moor House", but could not | ||||||
| ascertain why it is called by | ||||||
| the latter name, as there was | ||||||
| never known, to be any building | ||||||
| here older than the present | ||||||
| ones. | ||||||
| Duke of Northumberland | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
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