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| Thornhope Fell | Thornhope Fell | Revd Henry Morton | 46 chains SW | An extensive district or portion | ||
| Thornhope Fell | Mr Norman | of Thornhopeburn | of Knaresdale Common as Knaresdale | |||
| Thornhope Fell | Mr Sowerby | Bridge | Common is now partitioning out | |||
| it will soon be enclosed and allotted | ||||||
| to Thomas Mowbray Esq | ||||||
| Thornhope Burn | Thornhope Burn | Plan of the Manor of Whitley | 52 chains SE | A large mountain stream rising on | ||
| Thornhope Burn | Revd Henry Morton | of The Intake | Whitley Common in the Parish of Kirkhaugh, | |||
| Thornhope Burn | Whellan’s Directory | and flowing into the River South Tyne, from | ||||
| Thornhope Burn | Hodgson’s Histy of Northumberland | its junction with |
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| Thornhope Burn | List of Co Bridges | it forms the boundary between Kirkhaugh & | ||||
| Knaresdale | ||||||
| Low Thornhope | Low Thornhope | Mr Norman | 14 chains SW of | A moderate stone building having | ||
| Low Thornhope | Mr Sowerby | Thornhopeburn Bridge | outhouses &c attached the property of | |||
| Low Thornhope | Revd Henry Morton | Thomas Mowbray Esq it is occupied by | ||||
| a farmer | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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