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| Barmoor | Barmoor | Wm Lowrey Esqr. | On Sheet | This was a considerable village | ||
| RS. Bolam | 11.9 | at one time, but very little of its origi- | ||||
| Revd Geo. Jenkenson | nality now remains – The present | |||||
| MacKenzie’s History Vol. 1. | village is situated about 3/4 of a mile | |||||
| west of Lowick, and comprises the | ||||||
| residence of Wm Lowrey Esqr., together | ||||||
| with two other dwellings, a Smithy, | ||||||
| and a number of out buildings, | ||||||
| the property of Francis Sitwell Esqr. | ||||||
| "It was here the Lord Marchers of the | ||||||
| Northern Counties assembled in 1417, | ||||||
| with an army of 100,000 men to chastise | ||||||
| the Scots for attacking and disper- | ||||||
| sing a body of English near Roxburgh – " | ||||||
| "The English General slept at Barmoor | ||||||
| Wood during the night after the | ||||||
| battle of Flodden Field" | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corpl RE |
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