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| Fawns | Fawns | Revd Mr Walker | 65 chains N.E. | A neat farm house |
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| Fawns | Mr Robert Mason | of St Bartholomew’s | and out offices and land | |||
| Fawns | List of Co Voters | Church | attached, |
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| Fawns | Hodgson’s Northumberland | on rising ground, the property | ||||
| of Sir John Swinburn | ||||||
| Camp | Camp | Hodgson’s Northumberland | 68 chains N.E. | The remains of a camp immediatley | ||
| (Remains of) | Remains of | Mr Robert Mason | of St Bartholomews | to the east of |
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| Camp (Remains of) | Revd Mr Walker | Church | about 3 1/2 acres the southern part | |||
| is nearly rectangular and only | ||||||
| traceable by its ditch which is wet and boggy | ||||||
| and an old cam fence which was evidently built | ||||||
| on its outer rampart on the north and west sides the ditch and | ||||||
| ramparts are pretty perfect particularly at the north the Foss is from 7 to | ||||||
| 10 feet deep from the top of the ramparts and very wet and boggy on | ||||||
| the east side slight traces of the inner rampart is visible an old Cam | ||||||
| runs along the outer the Foss is easily traced from the wet boggy appear- | ||||||
| ance of the ground, the interior is very much broken up by quaries | ||||||
| "It is probably of British origin and was strengthed by and perfected | ||||||
| by the Romans | ||||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant | ||||||
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