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| Henhill | Henhill | Estate Map | On Sheet | A neat farmhouse, pleasantly situated | ||
| Henhill | Mr. James Marshall (Tenant) | 21.8 | on an eminence from which a good pros- | |||
| Henhill | Revd M. Thompson (Lucker) | -pect of the surrounding Country may be obtained | ||||
| There are extensive offices, garden, | ||||||
| hinds’ houses, and arable farm attached | ||||||
| Northumberland. If this "Hill" was ever | ||||||
| Known as "Hen Hill" it has lost it, so the | ||||||
| name is now wholly applied to the house. | ||||||
| Dee Hill | Dee Hill | Estate Map | On Sheet | A hill feature, in an arable field | ||
| Mr. James Marshall (Tenant) | 21.8 | on the farm of "Henhill", |
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| Revd M. Thompson (Lucker) | west end of "Lough Bog"; it is supposed | |||||
| to have got this name from its D | ||||||
| like shape. | ||||||
| Bradley Moor | Bradley Moor | Estate Map | On Sheet | Two large pasture fields, on | ||
| Mr. James Marshall (Tenant) | 21.8 | the farm of "Henhill", |
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| Revd M. Thompson (Lucker) | west side of Dee Hill. | |||||
| Origin of name Unknown. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL
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