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| Stobrig | Stobrig Plantn | Estate map – 1850 | On Sheet | A small, mixed plantation on | ||
| Plantation | Stobrig Plantn | Mr. Thomas Thompson | 32.5 | the farm of Broxfield | ||
| Farmer Broxfield | The field in which it is | |||||
| Stobrig Plantn | Mr. John Thompson, Farmer | situate is Called "Stob Rig" | ||||
| Renningtonmoor | hence the name, |
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| property of the Duke of | ||||||
| Northumberland | ||||||
| Renningtonmoor | Renningtonmoor | Tithe map In Embleton | 32-1 | A small farmhouse, having | ||
| Church | On Sheet | a garden, suitable offices, | ||||
| Renningtonmoor | Mr. John Thompson | 32.1 | and a small arable farm | |||
| Tenant | attached, |
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| Renningtonmoor | Mr. Thomas Thompson | of the Duke of Northumberland | ||||
| Smugglers’ Well | Smugglers’ Well | Mr. Thomas Thompson | On Sheet | A good spring well, in an | ||
| Smugglers’ Well | Mr. John Thompson | 32.5 | arable field, about 68 chains | |||
| Smugglers’ Well | Mr. George Marshall | southwest of Renningtonmoor | ||||
| Farmer, Broxfield | farmhouse. It is said to have | |||||
| been much frequented by | ||||||
| smugglers, for [the purpose] | ||||||
| of watering their spirits [???] | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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