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| Roughting Linn | Rowting Linn | Burns’s Glossary | On Sheet | A small cataract, formed by the | ||
| Roughting Linn | MacKenzie’s History Vol.1 P 759 | 20.8 | flow of Coalhouses Burn, over a steep | |||
| Roughting Linn | Tithe Plans | rock, into a pool at the bottom – so called | ||||
| Roughting Linn | John Marshall Esqr. Chattonpark | from the noise made by the fall of the | ||||
| water after rains – situated near Shielhope. | ||||||
| Chatton Bridge | Chatton Bridge | George Culley Esqr. | On Sheet | A narrow stone bridge, consisting of | ||
| Chatton Bridge | Joseph Donaldson – Chatton | 20.8 | three arches, built across the River Till, | |||
| Chatton Bridge (County) | John Marshall Esqr. | on the road leading through Chatton | ||||
| Chatton Bridge | List of County Bridges | to Wooler,- the property of the County Road | ||||
| Trustees. | ||||||
| Whitsunbank Hill | Whitsunbank Hill | George Culley Esqr. | On Sheet 20.6 | An eminence situated on Weetwood | ||
| Joseph Donaldson – Chatton | Moor, where an annual fair is held | |||||
| John Marshall Esqr. | on the third Monday in May, for the | |||||
| sale of Sheep &c, but was formerly held | ||||||
| on Whitsun-Tuesday; and hence the name. | ||||||
| Shielhope Burn | Shielhope Burn | Nicholas Rogers | ||||
| Shielhope Burn | William Mole | On Sheet | A stream commencing at | |||
| Shielhope | 20. |
Old Shieldhope, & flowing in a Northerly | ||||
| Shielhope Burn | Joseph Donaldson | direction falls into Coalhouses Burn | ||||
| a short distance East of the Confluence | ||||||
| of Hayhill Burn. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corpl RE |
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