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| Watling Street | Watling Street | Edward Lawson Esq | About 7 chains W | A portion of the celebrated Roman Road which | ||
| ROMAN ROAD (site of) | Watling Street | Mr Snaith | of Blakehope | on leaving Corsinside enters the parish of Elsdon | ||
| Watling Street | McLaughins Plan | which it intersects in a |
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| and along the line of the modern Turnpike road | ||||||
| until it reaches Brownrig where the road curves | ||||||
| away to the North east for Elishaw Watling Street | ||||||
| still keeping a straight direction crosses the River | ||||||
| Rede very obliquely and after passing Bagraw | ||||||
| and Horsley takes nearly a direct line for the | ||||||
| celebrated Roman station Bremenium High | ||||||
| Rochester In many places there are visible remains | ||||||
| of this Road in other parts it is very obscure or | ||||||
| entirely obliterated A further description of this | ||||||
| object is given in Name Book of S. 42 – P. 1 | ||||||
| Dunns | Dunns | Edward Lawson Esq | About 36 chains SE | A good stone Building formerly used as a | ||
| Dunns | Mr Snaith | of Blakehope | farm house now converted into dwellings for | |||
| Dunns | Mr Anderson | farm servants Property of Miss Davison | ||||
| Dunns | List of Co Voters | This is not the Dunns | ||||
| Dunns | Whites Directory | mentioned in the List of Co | ||||
| Duns | MacLauchlans Memoir of Watling Street | Voters J.D. | ||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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