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Camp | Camp, (Danish) | Hutchinson’s View of Northumberland | On Sheet | The Remains of an old Camp, | ||
(Remains of) | Camp, (Danish) | Mr J. Gillie, Spindleston | 16.12 | in the S.E Corner of An arable field | ||
Camp, (Danish) | Mr J. Bolam, Glororam | |||||
between Spindlestone, and Glororum. | ||||||
It has been been very much defaced | ||||||
by the action of the plough &c | ||||||
but is still well defined, on the north | ||||||
and west sides, the latter being more | ||||||
natural, than artificial, the north | ||||||
side was defended by a double ditch | ||||||
and ramparts – &c, the South, And | ||||||
east sides, appear |
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the same, but are nearly obliterated. | ||||||
In form, it was more of an ova | ||||||
Crook Hill | Crook Hill | Estate Map. | On Sheet | A Crooked hill feature | ||
Crook Hill | Mr. J. Gillie, Tenant | 16.12 | in an arable field, in the | |||
Crook Hill | Mr. J. Bolam | Southeast of Spindlestone | ||||
Township. It would appear to | ||||||
have got this name from its | ||||||
peculiar form, It is the property | ||||||
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Camp on the South end of it. | ||||||
John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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