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| Blackhalls | Blackhalls | Thomas Anderson Esq. | About 14 chains S. W. | A good Farm House with proper out offices | ||
| Blackhalls | Mr Thornton | of Dans Hill | and garden Attached the property of C. Trevelyan Esq | |||
| Blackhalls | Hodgsons History of Northumberland | occupied by W. Thornton Farmer | ||||
| Dan’s Hill | Dan’s Hill | Mr. Bell | About 14 chains N.E. | A small eminence on Kirkwhelpington | ||
| Dan’s Hill | Mr. Davison | of Blackhalls | common taking its name from a person | |||
| Dan’s Hill | Mr. Thornton | who formerly occupied the adjoining ground | ||||
| Kirkwhelpington Common | Kirkwhelpington Common | Thomas Anderson Esq | About 12 chains N. | An extensive district consisting principally | ||
| Kirkwhelpington Common | Mr. Bell | of Blackhalls | of Rough Pasture and Moor land. This Common | |||
| Kirkwhelpington Common | Hodgsons History of Northumberland | was divided in 1717 since which period a | ||||
| portion of it has been brought under cultivation. | ||||||
| The Duke of Northumberland is Lord of the | ||||||
| Manor | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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