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| Oxen Dean | Oxen Dean | Revd Wm Tyler | On Sheets | A small wooded ravine dividing | ||
| Mr Henry Havery | 9.7 & | the farms of Oxendeanburn and | ||||
| Mr J Compton | 9.8 | Brownridge, it extends from the River | ||||
| Tweed in a westerly direction, about 1/4 | ||||||
| of a mile. | ||||||
| Twizell Boathouse | Twisel Boat House | Captn Blake, Tilmouth Park | On Sheet | A small cottage dwelling on the south | ||
| Mr Scott, Tenant | 9.4 | bank of the River Tweed a short distance | ||||
| Stephen Smith | below the confluence of the River Till | |||||
| 2 Twizell Parish Name List P.29 | There is a ferry here for foot passengers | |||||
| only. It is the property of, and rented | ||||||
| from Sir Francis Blake Bart of Tilmouth | ||||||
| Park. | ||||||
| St Cuthbert’s Chapel | St Cuthberts Chapel | Captn Blake | On Sheet | The ruins of an old Chapel dedicated | ||
| (Ruins of) | (Ruins of) | Mr Havery, Farmer | 9.4 | to St. Cuthbert, the walls are still in | ||
| Mr Tait, Farmer | good preservation and part of the roof | |||||
| standing. Adjoining the Chapel was a | ||||||
| Burial ground from which a part of a | ||||||
| Stone Coffin was dug up which is still | ||||||
| preserved at Tilmouth Park. | ||||||
| According to tradition this coffin is called | ||||||
| St. Cuthberts Boat, in which he made | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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