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| North Crag | North Crag | Matthew Rob |
3 chains South | A very steep bank covered with | ||
| North Crag | Mr. Harrison | of Ingoe Pit | heather & large rocks situated at the North | |||
| North Crag | Mr. Russell | of Ingoe Village. At the West | ||||
| end of this bank where the Trig. | ||||||
| Station now stands it is supposed | ||||||
| by the villagers there was a Roman | ||||||
| Station, when the field was ploughed | ||||||
| about 20 years since one of the work | ||||||
| men found a spear head made of | ||||||
| brass from what I can learn from | ||||||
| the man that was at the ploughing up | ||||||
| of the field it was merely a mound of | ||||||
| Earth so it is probable it was no | ||||||
| more than a beacon or watch station | ||||||
| used at the time of the Scotch | ||||||
| invasions | ||||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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