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| Bumping Stone | Bumping Stone | Mr. Thompson | 51 Chains N.E | A large stone on the |
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| Bumping Stone | Mr. Tate | of Coquet Bridge | west side of Warkworth Moor | |||
| Bumping Stone | Mr. Younger | so called from being formerly | ||||
| Bumping Stone | Revd. J.W. Dunn | the custom of bumping newly | ||||
| made freeholders of the Borough | ||||||
| on it |
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| named the sum that would | ||||||
| be given for drink the habit | ||||||
| is now obsolete. | ||||||
| River Coquet | Described in name book of | |||||
| sheet 46 Plan 6. | ||||||
| Warkworth Moor | Warkworth Moor | Mr. Thompson | 51 Chains N.E | An enclosed district of arable | ||
| Warkworth Moor | Mr. Tate | of Coquet Bridge | rough Pasture and wood land, | |||
| Warkworth Moor | Mr. James Sand | it formerly belonged to the freeholders | ||||
| (Morwick) | of Warkworth before the division | |||||
| Warkworth Moor | Revd. J.W. Dunn | but since it was enclosed the | ||||
| Duke of Northumberland purchased many | ||||||
| of their shares, those tog |
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| 16th. part as lord of the Manor | ||||||
| makes him near owner of all. | ||||||
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Transcribed by PT and PM
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