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| Camp | Camp (remains of) | On Sheet | The remains of ancient camp on the | |||
| (Remains of) | 25.4 | West of Hebburn Wood, Lord Tankerville’s | ||||
| bailiff, Mr Hardy, Knows nothing about it, | ||||||
| and no Authority can be got for it, but it is | ||||||
| quite plain & visible on the ground. | ||||||
| Hebburn Wood, or | Mr Thos Smith, farmer, Newtown | On Sheets | A considerable tract of wood, chiefly natural | |||
| Hepburn Wood | Mr Wm Hardy, bailiff, Chillingham | 20.16 & | forest, extending from Bewick Folly, to near | |||
| Rt Hon. The Earl of Tankerville | 25.4 | Hepburn, occupying the abrupt western face | ||||
| Hebburn See Parish Name List Page 5 | of a ridge of low hills, and having many | |||||
| walks or Shooting roads through it. It ab- | ||||||
| ounds with game, especially pheasants. | ||||||
| Lord Tankerville has ordered it to be | ||||||
| Spelled Hepburn. | ||||||
| Hepburn Moor | Hepburn Moor | Mr Hardy Steward | On Sheet | A Considerable tract of moorland, | ||
| Chillingham | Situated on the Farm of Hepburn | |||||
| Mr Nicholas Rogers-Farmer | the property of the Earl of | |||||
| Aimersidelaw | Tankerville. | |||||
| Geo. Anderson, Shepherd | ||||||
| Botany | ||||||
| Robert Young Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by JMCN and SW
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