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| Knaresdale Forest | Knaresdale Forest | Revd Henry Morton B.A. | About 2 miles W | A large district of Knaresdale Common | ||
| Knaresdale Forest | Mr John Green | of Slaggyford | it is about three miles long and 3/4 broad, | |||
| Knaresdale Forest | Mr Simeon Elliot | and situated on either | and is the loftiest of the mountain range | |||
| Knaresdale Forest | Hodgson’s History of Northumberland | side of Rowantree | which separates the Parish of Knaresdale | |||
| Part II Vol III Page 90 | Cleugh | from the County of Cumberland; it is overgrown | ||||
| Knaresdale Forest | Whellan’s Directory Page 591 | with heath, & contains marshes and morasses; | ||||
| Knaresdale Forest | Wallis’s History of Northumberland | there is not any remains of wall, or other | ||||
| fence which would have originally encompassed | ||||||
| the park, and on the whole it is a | ||||||
| perfect representation of barrenness & deso- | ||||||
| lation, Hodgson merely mentions | ||||||
| it, and Whellan, & Wallis, only mentions that | ||||||
| it had been stocked with red deer. | ||||||
| Hope Wallace Esqr. Lord of the Manor | ||||||
| Knaresdale Common | See NB of 106A Plan 7 | |||||
| Thinhope Burn | See NB of |
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| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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