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| Akeldsteads | Mr Richd Hawart | A farmsteading pleasantly | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown | Situated on the N. bank of the | |||||
| Estate map | river glen and south of Ewart | |||||
| Park, it is in the Township of | ||||||
| Belongs to Kirknewton Parish | Akeld & Parish of Kirknewton | |||||
| Humbleton Burn | Humbleton Burn | Mr Robt Brown | On Sheets | A small Mountain Stream rising | ||
| Revd W. Proctor | 19.4R | in the hills south of humbleton | ||||
| Directory | 19.8 | village and falling into the river | ||||
| Glen on the lands of Ewart Park. | ||||||
| Its whole course does not exceed 7 | ||||||
| miles | ||||||
| Battle Stone | Battle Stone | Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | A large stone in a field immediately | ||
| Directory | 19.4 | N.W. of Humbleton said to mark | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown | the place where the famous Battle | |||||
| of Homildon Hill was fought in | ||||||
| the year 1402- | ||||||
| Red Riggs | Red Riggs | Revd W. Proctor | On Sheet | The field in which the above stone | ||
| Directory | 19.4 | is placed. The name is said to be | ||||
| Mr Robt Brown | derived from the quantity of blood | |||||
| which coloured the ground on that | ||||||
| Memorable day.-No one on the | ||||||
| ground can given any information about the Skeleton | ||||||
| & Urn said to have been found in 1811- | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by PW and PW
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