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| Walwick Grange | Walwick Grange | McKenzie’s History | 75 Chains North East | A neat stone building with gardens | ||
| Walwick Grange | Mr. Stephenson | of Fourstones Brick & Tile | and extensive outbuildings attached, | |||
| Walwick Grange | Mr. Fisher Agent Wall. | Works | situated on |
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| the River North Tyne. | ||||||
| Cross | Cross | McKenzie’s History | 84 Chains East of | A stone Cross situated on the East | ||
| Cross | Mr. Temple | Fourstones Brick & | side of the Lane called "Homer’s Lane" | |||
| Cross | Mr. Parker | Tile Works | which stands about 3 feet 3 inches above the | |||
| surface, thus having cut on it a sheathed | ||||||
| sword. | ||||||
| Extract from McKenzie’s History, At a | ||||||
| little distance from the Grange, and adjoining | ||||||
| the lane leading to Warden, called Homer’s Lane, is | ||||||
| the fragment of a cross, with a sheathed sword | ||||||
| cut on it, as the token of a treaty of peace; | ||||||
| but to what event it relates is not known, | ||||||
| From what McKenzie’s says in his History and from the general | ||||||
| appearance of it (The Cross) I consider it worthy of the | ||||||
| Character as written on trace (German Text) | ||||||
| John Davison Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by KF
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