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| Belford Moor | Belford Moor | Revd Jno D. Clark | On sheets | A considerable tract of uncultivated | ||
| Belford Moor | Mr. Jas Robertson | 15.12 | Moor, yielding rough and heathy | |||
| Belford Moor | Mr. Thos. Wightman | 15.16 | pasture, the property of the | |||
| 16.9 & | Revd Jno D. Clark | |||||
| 16.13 | ||||||
| Roguesroad Quarry | Roguesroad Quarry | Revd Jno D. Clark | On sheet | A large freestone quarry situated | ||
| Roguesroad Quarry | Mr. Jas Robertson | 15.16 | on Belford Moor, deriving the name | |||
| Roguesroad Quarry | Mr. Thos Wightman | from being close to a bridle way. | ||||
| known by the name of "Rogues Road". | ||||||
| Most of the stones used in the Construction | ||||||
| of the Railway viaduct at Berwick- | ||||||
| on-Tweed, have been obtained from | ||||||
| this quarry. Proprietor, Revd Jno D. | ||||||
| Clark | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by KF
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