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| The Crutch | The Crutch | Mr Gray | 31 Chains South East | A small Hill overlooking | ||
| The Crutch | Mr Elliott | of West Hepple | the River Coquet | |||
| The Crutch | Mr Redpath | |||||
| Hetchester | Hetchester |
Mr Weatherson | 42 Chains N |
At a short distance to the N West | ||
| (Remains of) | Hetchester Camp | Mr Redpath | of West Hepple | of Hepple there is a |
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| Hetchester Camp | Mr Short | Stronghold called Hetchester camp | ||||
| The hill is very steep and difficult | ||||||
| of access on the N West side next to | ||||||
| the entrenchments have been levelled. | ||||||
| But all traces of the remarkable | ||||||
| castramentation is nearly obliterated as | ||||||
| excavation for Limestone has been | ||||||
| has carried on for years in the heart of | ||||||
| the camp. Of late years a great number | ||||||
| of human bones have been found buried | ||||||
| within the camp | ||||||
| Charles Payne c/a |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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