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| North Chapel Field | North Chapel Field | Sir Horace St Paul | On Sheets | A field in Ewart Park Estate, so | ||
| Mr Melrose | 14.15R | called from being situated N. of | ||||
| Estate Map | 14.16 | an old burial ground, which was | ||||
| a Chapelry of Lindisfarne, (according | ||||||
| to Sir Horace St Paul,) in the 13th | ||||||
| Century, of which the vestiage | ||||||
| now remains but the small en- | ||||||
| closure, as an old burial ground- | ||||||
| In the field east of and adjoining | ||||||
| the above (marked B.) "Have been | ||||||
| found at different periods Flints | ||||||
| such as were buried with and have | ||||||
| been found in graves of the ancient | ||||||
| Britons. Also the part of a | ||||||
| British Urn, which would seem to | ||||||
| indicate that this has been at some | ||||||
| remote period a burial place of | ||||||
| that people"-Such is the opinion | ||||||
| of Sir Horace St Paul, Baronet – | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: Signature in header ('Collected by')
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