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| [#] | Stone Closes | Estate Map | Six large Arable Fields, on | |||
| Stone Closes | Mr. John Taylor, Occupier | the North & South side of "Swinhoe Burn" | ||||
| Stone Closes | Mr. William Watson | |||||
| Not to be written on the Plan | of Fleetham. |
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| -erty of the Trustees of the Late | ||||||
| Lord Crewe, and others. | ||||||
| Alnwick Ford | Alnwick Ford | Mr. George Pyle | On Sheet | A Ford, at the Northwest Corner | ||
| Alnwick Ford | Mr. John Taylor | 22.5 | of Ely Moor, where the burn | |||
| Alnwick Ford | Mr. Isaac Tunnah – Swinhoe Cottage. | called "Long Nanny" crosses an | ||||
| old township road, which is | ||||||
| said to have been the principal | ||||||
| road between "Berwick" and | ||||||
| "Alnwick", hence the name. | ||||||
| Ely Moor | Ely Moor | Estate Map | On Sheets | Three, large, arable fields, in the | ||
| Ely Moor | Mr. Isaac Tunnah | 22.5 & | Northwest corner of Swinhoe Township | |||
| Ely Moor | Mr. George Pyle | 22.9 | it was at one time, an open moor, | |||
| Mr. John Taylor. | but is now good arable land. There | |||||
| was about 40 years ago, a large | ||||||
| portion of it planted. | ||||||
| the J Tewart Esqr. | ||||||
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