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| Redesdale Cottage | Redesdale Cottage | Edward Lawson Esq | About 47 chains NW | A substantial stone edifice with suitable offices | ||
| Redesdale Cottage | Mr Coulson | of Bagraw | adjoining the residence of Edward Lawson Esq | |||
| Redesdale Cottage | Mr Dixon | and property of Lord Redesdale | ||||
| Redesdale Cottage | McLauchlins Memoir & Plan of | |||||
| (Watling Street) | ||||||
| CAMP | Roman Camp | McLauchlins Plan of Watling Street | About 15 chains NW | This is a space of ground partially enclosed by the | ||
| (Remains of) | Roman Camp | of Bagraw | remains of a large earthen mound now very | |||
| Roman Camp | much decayed with portions nearly obliterated | |||||
| and other portions varying from one to three | ||||||
| feet above the present surface. For what purpose | ||||||
| or by whom this ancient enclosure was constructed Neither history nor | ||||||
| local tradition can furnish any information. It is now written on | ||||||
| the Trace McLauchlins’ plan of Watling Street being the only | ||||||
| authority |
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| Mr Lawson who has resided in Redesdale Cottage for nearly | ||||||
| 30 years never heard of this object being considered as a Roman Camp | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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