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[#] | Berwick Laws | Estate Map | Three very large, arable | |||
Berwick Laws | Mr. James Weatherly | fields on the south side | ||||
Berwick Laws | Occupier | of Annstead Cottage, but | ||||
Mr. William Milliken | why, they were named | |||||
Not to be written on the Plan | Laws I cannot, understand, | |||||
as there is not a hill feature | ||||||
in any of them. They are the | ||||||
property of the Dean, and | ||||||
Chapter of Durham | ||||||
[#] | Kirk Side | Estate Map | Two large pasture fields | |||
Mr. James Weatherly | on the south side of | |||||
Occupier | "Swinhoe", from the name | |||||
Mr. William Milliken | of these fields, it is supposed | |||||
Not to be written on the Plan | that a church stood at the | |||||
north end of one of them | ||||||
where the site of an old house | ||||||
is to be seen, but this is | ||||||
merely supposition. I have not | ||||||
seen it mentioned in any work | ||||||
that there ever was a church | ||||||
here. | ||||||
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