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| Beanley Cottage | Beanley Cottage | Revd. Archdeacon Coxe, Eglingham | On Sheet | A neat small cottage on the West Side of | ||
| Michl Weallens, forester, Resident | 31.1 | Beanley Plantation, So called. Occupied by | ||||
| Ralph Carr Esqr. High Hedgeley | W. Weallens, Forester | |||||
| Camp | Camp (remains of) | Revd. Archdeacon Coxe, Eglingham | On Sheets | The remains of an ancient camp in | ||
| (Remains of) | Ralph Carr Esqr. High Hedgeley | 26.13 & | Beanley Plantation, well defined & | |||
| M. Weallens, forester Beanley Cottage | 31.1 | Supposed to be of British Construction – | ||||
| Beanley Plantation | Beanley Plantation | Revd. Archdeacon Coxe, Eglingham | On Sheet | An extensive plantation of firs & forest trees | ||
| Tithe map | 26.13 & | in Beanley township, the property of the Duke | ||||
| Ralph Carr Esqr. High Hedgeley | 31.1 | of Northumberland, about a mile S. of Eglingham. | ||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
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