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| Bonner’s Stead | Bonner’s Stead | Mr George Dick | on Sheet | Old farmbuildings, and cottages | ||
| Mr John Gilroy | 4.9 & | adjoining. having small gardens | ||||
| Alexr Lowrey Esq | 4.13 | attached, it is situated on the | ||||
| Turnpike road, leading from | ||||||
| and about 1/4 of a mile from the | ||||||
| former. This property has been in | ||||||
| possession of a family named | ||||||
| "Bonner" for five or six generations | ||||||
| and is still in the possession of | ||||||
| one of the same family who | ||||||
| resides in Berwick hence | ||||||
| the name | ||||||
| Tweedmouth Grove | Tweedmouth | Mr George Dick | on Sheet | A small hamlet, on the | ||
| Grove | Mr John Gilroy | 4.13 | Turnpike road leading from | |||
| Alexr Lowrey Esq | "Berwick" to Etal &c and about | |||||
| Mr J. Cairns-Tweedmouth | a mile and 1/4 from the former | |||||
| there are in it a few good | ||||||
| houses – a public house and | ||||||
| a few cottages. It is said that | ||||||
| when this was an open Common | ||||||
| there was here a small wood or | ||||||
| copse, called Tweedmouth Grove – | ||||||
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