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Parish of Bamburgh Sheet 16â€”4 17â€”13

List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
[#]	Copywell Fields	Estate Map		A small district, of good
	Copywell Fields	Revd. W. Orde		arable land on the farm of
	Copywell Fields	Mr R. E. Huggup		Shoreston Hall, and on the
	Not to be written on the Plan.			west side of "Springfield". It gets
				the name from there being, in one
				of the fields, a good spring, known
				as "Copy Well". In the north enclosure
				of this district, there are two remark
				able features, having the resemblance
				of Tumuli – but they have not been
				explored.

Elford	Elford	Estate Map	See Sheet	A very neat farmhouse, having a
	Elford	John Railston Esqr.	17.13	good garden, extensive and well
	Elford	Mr. C. Calder, Occupier		arranged offices, superior hinds’
				houses, having small gardens
				attached. ~~It is~~ The property of
				John Railston Esqr. N. Sunderland

The Mount	The Mount	John Railston Esqr.	See Sheet	An artificial mound, raised
	The Mount	Mr. C Calder	17.13	on an eminence, in a small
	The Mount	Mr. H. Thompson		plantation, on the north side of
				Elford, ~~and~~ having a seat on
				its summit a good prospect, may
				be obtained from here.

				John McCabe

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