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| Tower | remains of | George Byerley | 20 chains N. E. | This Tower which |
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| (Remains of) | Tower | Mark Spraggon | of Slate House | the seat of the Welton family | ||
| remains of Tower | William Reed | is now in Ruins their is a small | ||||
| remains of Tower | portion of the wall of the ancient | |||||
| (Old English) | Tower Still remaining the wall |
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| according to Camden "This was the Royal villa | ||||||
| of King Oswy where Sigebert kings of | ||||||
| Mercians and East Saxons were |
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| by Finan Bishop of Lindisfarne" | ||||||
| Spital Well | Spittle Well | George Byerley | 5 chains South of | This well is supposed to possess | ||
| Spittle Well | Mark Spraggon | Spittle | some virtue from its mineral qualities | |||
| Spittle Well | William Dunn | it is visited by many persons | ||||
| (Sulphuretted Spa) | in the summer time, (the Water | |||||
| is impregnated with Sulphur) | ||||||
| Thomas Grehan CA |
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Transcribed by DP and DW
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