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| Long Barracks | Long Barracks | Estate Map | See Sheets | A high gravelly Ridge, Commencing | ||
| Long Barracks | Mr J. Bolam (Tenant) | 16.11 & | on the farm of Spindleston, |
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| Long Barracks | Mr J. Gillie | 16.12 | taking a S. E. direction to the | |||
| Road leading from Bradford to | ||||||
| Bamburgh, where this name ter | ||||||
| -minates, (but the feature still | ||||||
| Continues, And is Known by differ[ent] | ||||||
| names, such as "Well Hill", "The Park" | ||||||
| "Pigdon Hill", And "Ell Hill" – | ||||||
| all of which will appear in their | ||||||
| proper places,) near to this on | ||||||
| the south side is a similar formation | ||||||
| and lying parallel with the above | ||||||
| ridge, but this has been Cultivated | ||||||
| and its form somewhat altered. | ||||||
| This Range of Hill, |
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| this Course, to Newham Village | ||||||
| but only partakes of this gravelly | ||||||
| nature at intervals, the Remainder | ||||||
| being good arable land. | ||||||
| There are several portions of it | ||||||
| the most perfect specimen of Kaims | ||||||
| or "Combs" that I have yet seen. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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