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Eshott Castle | Eshott Castle | Thomas Brewis Esq Eshott Hall | 30 chains east | The remains of the Medieval | ||
(Site of) | (Remains of) | of Wintrick | Castle of Eshott, they at present | |||
Eshott Castle | Rev Thos Ilderton Vicarage | Consist of the Fosse which | ||||
(Remains of) | surrounded the building, not | |||||
Eshott Castle | Rev A Hoy Felton | a trace of masonry being left, | ||||
(Remains of) | Thos Brewis Esq the Owner of these | |||||
Eshott Castle | Mr Appleby. Helm. | remains gave me the tradition upon | ||||
(Remains of) | which this statement rests, it is | |||||
as follows, his Father ie Thos Brewiss | ||||||
was told by an old man of the name | ||||||
of Mackworth that he had heard | ||||||
his Grandfather say that inAD 1689 | ||||||
he had been at the pulling down | ||||||
of Eshott Castle ie this place | ||||||
and that its stones were used | ||||||
in the erection of the present | ||||||
Eshott Hall. Thos Brewis further | ||||||
informed me that it is mentioned | ||||||
in connection with Warkworth | ||||||
Castle in Mackenzies History of | ||||||
this County – its date of | ||||||
erection is unknown but most | ||||||
probably is about the same as | ||||||
Warkworth Castle AD 1158. | ||||||
John Stewart Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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