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| Shittleheugh | Shittleheugh | Mr Anderson | About 35 chains NE | A large stone building with good offices | ||
| Shittleheugh | Mr Snaith | of Blakehope | adjoining used as a Farm House the property | |||
| Shittleheugh | Mr Brown | of Lord Decis | ||||
| Shittlehaugh | List of County Voters | |||||
| Elishaw | Elishaw | Edward Lawson Esq | About 35 chains N | An excellent stone building with extensive | ||
| Elishaw | Mr Anderson | of Blakehope | offices attached the property of Lord Redesdale | |||
| Elishaw | List of County Voters | in the occupation of Mr Anderson Farmer | ||||
| Elishaw | Whites Directory | |||||
| Chapel | Church | Edward Lawson Esq | About 32 chains N | A small mound of earth and a few loose stones | ||
| (Site of) | Church | Mr Anderson | of Blakehope | now mark the site of this ancient edifice but | ||
| Church | Mr Snaith | by what denomination of Christians it was founded | ||||
| Chapel | 2nd Vo. of McKenzies History | cannot be ascertained it is however generally believed | ||||
| Page 102 | to have been used as a Church of England for a | |||||
| "Here was a hospital & Chapel valued | considerable period previous to its crumbling | |||||
| in the Liber Regis at 13s 4d |
into ruins | |||||
| traces of them at present Remain" | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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