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Lort Burn | Lort Burn | Property Plan | 45 Chains E. | A small stream rising in | ||
Lort Burn | Mr Jackson | of Little Heaplaw | Whitley Common & Emptying | |||
Lort Burn | Mr Stoddart | itself into the River South Tyne | ||||
Maiden Way | Maiden Way | Bruce’s Plan | 3 Chains E. | An ancient Roman Road, which | ||
ROMAN ROAD | Maiden Way | Kitchen’s map of Northumberland | of High Dyke | is only partially traceable | ||
(Site of) | Maiden Way | Dr Gill | in this Parish, through which | |||
Maiden Way | Revd H. Morton | it runs nearly North and South. | ||||
The farmers from whom I have | ||||||
received information have ploughed | ||||||
up the stones in many places. | ||||||
It crosses Knaresdale Burn and | ||||||
runs nearly straight, to about 60 | ||||||
yards E. of Whitley Castle, thence to | ||||||
where the Turnpike crosses Thornhope | ||||||
Burn in the adjoining Parish Alston, Co of Cumberland. | ||||||
part of it is still used as a Cart way across the | ||||||
moor | ||||||
Thomas Jordan Lance Corporal Royal Engineers |
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