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| Cross | Cross | Revd. J.W. Dunn | In Warkworth Village | A decorated Gothic Column | ||
| Cross | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | surmounted by a small Cross. | ||||
| Cross | Mr |
Ascent to the Column is gained | ||||
| by three stone steps. the present | ||||||
| Cross is comparatively modern | ||||||
| but stands on the site of the | ||||||
| Ancient one. | ||||||
| Elmire | Elmire | Revd. J.W. Dunn | In Warkworth Village | A public Foot Path extending | ||
| Elmire | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | from the Sun Inn to | ||||
| Elmire | Mr. Graham | Warkworth Bridge, this is a | ||||
| Elmere | Humberston’s & Hall’s Survey | very old name but no origin | ||||
| date (16th Century) | for it can be given | |||||
| (1567) | ||||||
| Warkworth Moor | See Book of 46/2 | |||||
| Moat | Moat | Revd. J.W. Dunn | The remains of the Artificial | |||
| Moat | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | Ditch that once partley | ||||
| Moat | Francis Holland Esqr. | encompassed Warkworth Castle | ||||
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by PT and PF
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