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| Bewick Hill | Bewick Hill | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | A low hill immediately East of Old Bewick | ||
| A. J. B. Cresswell Esq. Proprietor | 25.8 | sloping gently to the N. & E. but steep | ||||
| Jas Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | & rocky on the S. & West. | |||||
| Camp | Camps (remains of) | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | The remains of a strong & well defined ancient | ||
| (Remains of) | Estate map in Mr Langlands’ possession dated 1825 | 25.8 | camp on Bewick Hill, having 3 strong ramparts | |||
| Jas Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | on the N. E. & W. and strongly defended on the South | |||||
| by an almost inaccessible precipice, it is the | ||||||
| finest camp in the district | ||||||
| Tick Law | Tick Law | Mr J. C. Langlands farmer Old Bewick | On Sheet | A low hill or rather ridge between Bewick | ||
| Jas Rogerson Shepherd Blowweary | 25.8 | Hill & Harehope Hill. A Shepherd’s name | ||||
| & not very material, whether used or not. | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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