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| Honeymug Bog | Honey Mug Bogs | Township Plan | On Sheet | A Small district of low lying | ||
| Honeymug Bog | Mr. Thos Beattie | 26.3 | moorland, in the northeast of | |||
| Honeymug Bog | Mr. Hugh Beattie | Middle Moor, And on the Low | ||||
| Honeymug Bog | Mr. Robt Dixon, Farmer | Side of "March Cast". It derives | ||||
| Brockdam | this name from an old en | |||||
| -closure adjoining, Called, | ||||||
| "Honey Mug" | ||||||
| Honey Mug | Honey Mug | Same Authorities | On Sheet | An old enclosure, in the | ||
| 26.3 | east Side of "Middle Moor". It | |||||
| was at one time under Cul- | ||||||
| -tivation, And the Crops were | ||||||
| So good that, they Called it | ||||||
| Honey Mug. | ||||||
| Middlemoor | Middlemoor | Estate Plan & Same | On Sheet | A Small farmhouse, having | ||
| as above – | 26.3 | offices, garden, And large past[ure] | ||||
| farm attached. |
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| -perty of A.J.B. Cresswell of | ||||||
| Cresswell Hall, near Morpeth | ||||||
| Middle Moor | Middle Moor | Same Authorities | On Sheets | A large district, of moorland | ||
| 21.12 | forming the farm of Middle | |||||
| 26.3 | -moor, |
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| 26.4 & | acres, the greater part of it was | |||||
| 26.7 | at one time under Cultivation | |||||
| but is now in a rough State, And | ||||||
| no part of it under Tillage – | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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