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| Sally Port | Sally Port | Mr James Dunse | On Sheet | Is Situated, at the western | ||
| Sally Port | Mr William Carr | 17.5 | extremity of the Rock, on which | |||
| Sally Port | Mr Hugh Ross | the Castle Stands. And was, | ||||
| Revd W Orde | defended, by, a very thick wall | |||||
| on either Side, only very, Small | ||||||
| portions of which now remains. | ||||||
| From the Main wall, of the | ||||||
| Castle, it was in length, about | ||||||
| 150 links, and in breadth | ||||||
| about 90 Links, in the West | ||||||
| end, there is a very deep well | ||||||
| And which is Known, as the | ||||||
| Sallyport Well, having a Small | ||||||
| house built over it, which is used | ||||||
| as a Magazine, where powder | ||||||
| &c is Kept, for, Supplying the | ||||||
| Guns &c. | ||||||
| Long Cross | Long Cross | Revd Mr Darnell Bamburgh | On Sheet | Two arable fields, on the | ||
| Long Cross | Mr. H Ross Tenant | 17-5 | farm of Redbarns, South | |||
| Long Cross | J Carr Sexton | of the farmhouse. No information | ||||
| Bamburgh | could be obtained respecting | |||||
| the origin of the name. | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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