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CAMP | Camp | Mr Elliott Fourlaws Gate | 65 Chains S.W. | The remains of an ancient Roman Camp | ||
(Remains of) | Camp | Mr Shipley The Dun Cow | of Fourlaws Edge | of very considerable dimensions situated | ||
Camp | Mr Murray The Crag | on rising ground & close to the Watling Street, | ||||
Camp | McLauchlans Plan of Roman Road | which consists of a double mound of earth | ||||
on its W. side & the other three sides being | ||||||
clearly defined by a broad embankment | ||||||
averaging about 10 links wide on the top | ||||||
The whole remains being in a good state | ||||||
of preservation | ||||||
The Dun Cow | The Dun Cow | Mr Elliott | 45 Chains S.W. | A good stone building with office & | ||
PH | The Dun Cow | Mr Shipley | of Fourlaws Edge | garden attached used as a public |
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The Dun Cow | Mr Murray | This House is also a farm | & licensed under the name of the Dun Cow. | |||
house & is commonly called | The property of the Duke of Northumberland | |||||
Fourlaws J.D | & in the occupation of Mr Shipley | |||||
Fourlaws Gate | Fourlaws Gate | Mr Elliott | 27 Chains N W | Toll Gate erected by the Trustees for | ||
TP | Fourlaws Gate | Mr Shipley | of Fourlaws Edge | the collection of certain fees required for | ||
Fourlaws Gate | Mr Murray | the maintainance of the Public road | ||||
Mr Elliott collector | ||||||
Tumulus | Tumulus | Mr Elliott | 25 Chains S. of | This is the |
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(Urns found here) | Tumulus | Mr Shipley | Fourlaws Edge | which has |
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Tumulus | Mr Murray | Mr Shipley of the Dun Cow Inn | ||||
Tumulus | McLauchlans Plan of Roman Road | informed me that he discovered some | ||||
golden ornaments adjoining here about 6 years ago | ||||||
John Garvey Civil Assistant |
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