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Bamburgh Parish Sheet 21.12 Traces 1&2

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
Hagg Moor	Hagg Moor	Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings	On Sheets	An extensive portion of good Arable land
	Hagg Moor	John Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston	21.8 &	(formerly an unenclosed moor) upon which
	Hagg Moor	Mr. George Redpath. Newham	21.12	are situate Newham Hagg, (a small farm
				house) the large farm house called New-
				ham buildings and Haggmoor Plan-
				tation. The property of the Duke of
				Northumberland.

Smiley Law	Smiley Law	Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings	On Sheet	An elevated portion of a pasture field
	Smiley Law	John Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston	21.12	on which is situate a Cottage house &
	Smiley Law	Mr. George Redpath. Newham		garden. The property of the Duke of
				Northumberland.

Haggmoor Plantation	Haggmoor Plantation	Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings	On Sheet	A fir Plantation on Hagg Moor.
	Haggmoor Plantation	John Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston	21.12
	Haggmoor Plantation	Mr. George Redpath. Newham

Fox Holes	Fox Holes	Peter Chirnside Esq. Newham Buildings	On Sheet	A sandy portion of an Arable field
	Fox Holes	John Mattison, Woodman to Sir John Haggerston	21.12	formerly frequented by Foxes and in
	Fox Holes	Mr. George Redpath. Newham		which they burrowed previous to the
				field being Cultivated. The property
				of the Duke of Northumberland.

				Thomas Cosgrove

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Transcribed by HL