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Sheet 68 Plan 3 Bellingham Bellingham

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Rawfoot Rawfoot Frank Charlton Esqr. 44 Chains East A neat farm house
Rawfoot Mr. Liddle of Conheath with good out offices & land
Rawfoot Mr. Pearson attached. the property of the
Duke of Northumberland.
Conheath Burn Conheath Burn Mr. Joseph Pearson Imediately North A small stream rising in
Conheath Burn Mr. Liddle of Conheath Hareshaw Common & flowing
Conheath Burn Mr. Headley. in an easterly direction to the
River Reed. [sic]
Peel Peel (Remains of) Frank Charlton Esqr. 70 chains N. An old stronghold now used as
(Remains of) Peel (Remains of) Mr. Pearson E. of the Con- an outhouse the walls are
Peel (Remains of) Mr. Headey heath about 5 feet thick, it is sup-
posed to have been the residence of Jerrard
Charlton in the 15th Century &
was then known by the name of Howe Hill
M. Costelloe Civil Assistant

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