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| Wooperton | Wooperton | Jno Gray Esqr. Wooperton | On Sheet | A good substantial farm house & hamlet also | ||
| E. Cuthbert Shepherd Wooperton | 25.11 | extensive offices. About 6 miles S. S. E. of | ||||
| Whellan’s Hist. Northumd p 644 | Wooler, in the township of the same name. | |||||
| Percy’s Leap | Percy’s Leap | Jno Gray Esqr. Wooperton | On Sheet | A small enclosure on the wes-side of the road from | ||
| E. Cuthbert Shepherd Wooperton | 25.11 | Wooler to Glanton, it is shaped like a horse shoe and | ||||
| Whellan’s County Map | contains two rough stones, said to mark the distance which | |||||
| Sir Ralph Percy leaped on receiving his death-wound | ||||||
| while fighting for Henry VI during the wars of the roses | ||||||
| in the year 1464. | ||||||
| Mosshall | Moss Hall | Jno Gray Esqr. Wooperton | On Sheet | A Shepherd’s house in the township of | ||
| Walter Scott Shepherd Moss Hall | 25.11 | New Bewick. Occupied by Walter Scott. | ||||
| Estate map in possession of J. C. Langlands | Shepherd to Mr Morrison | |||||
| (Old Bewick) | ||||||
| Mosshall | Compounded agreeably | |||||
| to survey usage | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by PF and PT
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