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| Chapel | Chapel, site of | Sir Charles Monck | 18 chains N.W. | The ancient chapel of Belsay | ||
| (Site of) | Chapel, site of | Mr T. Bell | of Boghouse | stood on the east side of the | ||
| Chapel, site of | Mr Watson | Hall immediately in front of | ||||
| the window of Sir Charles | ||||||
| Monck’s private room | ||||||
| there was a graveyard attached to | ||||||
| it. The Chapel does not | ||||||
| extend inside the walls of | ||||||
| the building as some of the | ||||||
| historians seems to say. | ||||||
| Gallow Burn | Gallow Burn | Mr Watson | Immediately North | A small stream flowing | ||
| Gallow Burn | Sir Charles Monck | of Boghouse | from near Hillend in a | |||
| Gallow Burn | Mr T. Bell | South easterly direction | ||||
| Gallow Burn | Mr Prudhoe | to the River Pont | ||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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