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| Cross | Cross | Sir Charles Monck | 30 chains N.W. | A stone pillar about 10 feet high | ||
| Cross | Mr Robson | of Boghouse | standing on a pedestal 3 feet square | |||
| Cross | Mr T. Bell | with 2 steps. It is supposed | ||||
| by some |
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| Cross when the old Town of | ||||||
| Belsay was in existence by | ||||||
| the Chapel, Sir Charles Monck | ||||||
| says History is silent on | ||||||
| it nor could he find out what | ||||||
| it was erected for. | ||||||
| Townfoot | Townfoot | Sir Charles Monck | 29 chains N. | Three Cottages so called | ||
| Townfoot | Mr Bell | W. Of Boghouse | from being at the lower end | |||
| Townfoot | Mr Watson | of the Old Village of Belsay | ||||
| which extended to the castle | ||||||
| The old village was erased by | ||||||
| Sir Charles Monck. | ||||||
| M. Costelloe |
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