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| Doxford Hall | Doxford Hall | Whellans Directory | On Sheet | A very neat mansion pleasantly | ||
| Doxford Hall | Mr. James Marshall | 27.1 | Situated on An eminence – |
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| Doxford Hall | Mr. B. Gibbison | having garden, Small lawns | ||||
| Doxford Hall | Mr. Joseph Elliott | And Suitable offices attached. | ||||
| Doxford Hall | Whites Directory | |||||
| Grey, Bart | ||||||
| Dunstan Hill | Dunstan Hill | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A Small hill feature, in A | ||
| 27.1 | pasture field; a Short distance | |||||
| Southwest of Doxford Hall | ||||||
| on the Summit are the | ||||||
| remains of An old "Camp" | ||||||
| apparently British. It is very | ||||||
| Camp | Camp | Same Authorities | On Sheet | Steep on the South Side, And | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | 27.1 | on the north, it was defended | |||
| by a Single fosse And Vallum. | ||||||
| And from the northeast Corner | ||||||
| there are parallel Slopes, one | ||||||
| of which extends in a northeast | ||||||
| direction for about 16 chains – | ||||||
| (Origin of name unknown) | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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