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| Westhall | West Hall | Revd Jno Dixon Clark | On sheet | A stone building two storeys high, | ||
| West Hall | Mr. Jas Robertson | 16.5 | of modern erection, and built on the | |||
| West Hall | Mr. Richd Wightman, Tenant | site of the "anient Manor-house"; having | ||||
| Westhall | Compounded, agreeably to | out-buildings, Garden, and a farm of land | ||||
| Survey usage | attached, the property of Revd J.D. Clark. | |||||
| Berwick Shire, Naturalists Club, | "About the year 1823, when some workmen were emp- | |||||
| No.2, Vol:IV; Page 89 | loyed in enlarging the Mill pond, formerly part of | |||||
| the Moats of Belford Castle, they discovered, close | ||||||
| to the foundation on the south side, some human bones | ||||||
| and a pair of bronze spurs, which have been richly | ||||||
| Guilt, and are still in a good state of preservation | ||||||
| (now in the possesion of the Revd J.D.Clark) – The rowels | ||||||
| ae 2 1/2 inches in diameter, with 20 points; supposed to be of | ||||||
| the period of King Edward IV, A.D. 1461." | ||||||
| Moat | Moat | Revd Jno Dixon Clark | On sheet | Slight vestiges of a Moat, supposed to | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | Mr. Jas Robertson | 16.5 | have surrounded the "Ancient Manor-house" | ||
| Moat | Mr. Richd Wightman, Tenant | of Belford, while in existence. | ||||
| (Remains of) | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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