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Meggie’s Burn | Meggie’s Burn | Property plan | 17 Chains N of | This stream before it joins with | ||
Meggie’s Burn | John Butters Esqr | Gloucester Lodge | Lysdon Burn is merely a cut drain | |||
Meggie’s Burn | Plan in the possession of TJ Taylor Esqr | formerly there was a good Spring | ||||
Meggie’s Burn | Mr Laws | supplied it at its mouth but it | ||||
Meggy’s Burn | Richardsons Map of NCastle | has for many years been | ||||
filled up & it only now deserves | ||||||
the name burn after its conflux with Lysdon Burn | ||||||
Meggie’s Burn Ford | Meggies-burn Ford | Mr Bennett | 17 Chains N. | Where the road from Blyth to Hartley | ||
Meggies-burn Ford | John Butters Esqr | of Gloucester | Crosses there is a large expanse | |||
Meggies-burn Ford | Mr Lamb | Lodge | of water; at the period of the Chimerical | |||
projections of the French invasion | ||||||
the Army under the Command | ||||||
of the Duke of Gloucester were in | ||||||
cantonments in this neighbourhood | ||||||
A wooden Bridge was constructed | ||||||
by the troops the piles of which | ||||||
still remain | ||||||
Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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