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| Common Fields | Common Fields | Estate Map. | Two, large pasture fields, Situate | |||
| Common Fields | Mr. James Dunse | a Short distance South of Bamburgh | ||||
| Common Fields | Mr. William Carr. | Castle. And is given by the Trustees | ||||
| Common Fields | Mr. Hugh Ross | of the late Lord Crewe, to the | ||||
| workmen, employed about the Castle | ||||||
| &c for the purposes of grazing | ||||||
| their Cows upon There are two, | ||||||
| large mounds here, Said to be | ||||||
| Tumuli, one of which has been | ||||||
| explored – And An Urn found in | ||||||
| it, the other one has not been | ||||||
| explored – See trace. | ||||||
| Redbarns | Redbarns | Estate Map. | On Sheet | A good farmhouse, Situated | ||
| Mr. James Dunse | 17.5 | on rising ground, a Short distance | ||||
| Mr. William Carr. | Southeast of "Bamburgh Castle", | |||||
| Mr. Hugh Ross | there Are garden, Suitable offices, | |||||
| And Small Farm, attached, | ||||||
| the late Lord Crewe. | ||||||
| Redbarns Links | Redbarns Links | On Sheet | Bent grass, And Rough pasture, on | |||
| 17.5 | the farm of "Redbarns", And along the | |||||
| Sea Shore, they extend, from "Greenhill | ||||||
| Links" on the Southeast, to the Castle Links | ||||||
| The Township Road, between Bamburgh & N.Sunderland | ||||||
| Crosses over them | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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