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| [#] | Gamestone Fields | Estate Map | Three fields, (two, arable, and one | |||
| Gamestone Fields | Mr James Dunse | pasture), Situated about 1/2 mile | ||||
| Gamestone Fields | Mr William Carr | South of Bamburgh. |
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| Gamestone Fields | Mr Hugh Ross | property of the trustees, of the late | ||||
| Not to be written on the Plan. | Lord Crewe, (Origin of name unknown) | |||||
| Ingram Lane | Ingram Lane | Mr James Dunse | On Sheets | A township road, leading in | ||
| Ingram Lane | Mr Wm Carr | 16.8 | a Southeast direction out of the | |||
| Ingram Lane | Mr Hugh Ross | 17.5 & | Southwest end of Bamburgh Village | |||
| Ingram Lane | 17.9 | It bears the name to the boundary | ||||
| between the townships of Burton | ||||||
| and Bamburgh. | ||||||
| Mill Burn | Mill Burn | Mr James Dunse | On Sheet | A Small rivulet rising in | ||
| Mr Wm Carr | 16.8 | the fields northwest of "Dukesfield | ||||
| Mr Hugh Ross | running South of "Bamburghfriars", through | |||||
| the garden, at the "Glebe House", here it | ||||||
| is covered, for a short distance, and | ||||||
| issues on the North Side of the latter | ||||||
| house, |
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| Commences, And it bears it to where | ||||||
| it empties itself into the Sea at | ||||||
| the end of Wynding Lane; a Small | ||||||
| Corn Mill Stood on this Stream, at one | ||||||
| time, but has been Completely removed. | ||||||
| hence the name. | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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