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| Camphill Column | Camphill Column | F Holland Esqr | 25 Chains South | A tall plain Column surmounted | ||
| Camphill Column | G Tate Esqr | of Bank top | by a stone Ball it was erected after | |||
| Camphill Column | Mr Elliot | the general peace of Apl 1814 by | ||||
| Collingwood Selby Esqr of Swansfield, | ||||||
| round its pedestal are various | ||||||
| inscriptions to the British Statesmen | ||||||
| & Warriors that contributed to the | ||||||
| Downfall of Napoleon the Great. | ||||||
| Halfcrown Well | Halfcrown Well | F Holland Esq | 28 Chains South of | A spring of Water encased in an | ||
| Halfcrown Well | G Tate Esq | Stoop Hill | ordinary Trough widely known | |||
| Halfcrown Well | Mr Elliot | by this name the origin of name | ||||
| is unknown | ||||||
| Big Birky Hill | Big Birky Hill | F Holland Esqr | 2 |
A conspicuous hill on Alnwick Moor | ||
| Big Birky Hill | Mr Elliot | of Stocking Burn | (Inner) widely known by this name | |||
| Big Birky Hill | Mr Wright | |||||
| Thorntree Well | Thorntree Well | Mr Elliot | 20 Chains North west | An excellent & copious Spring of Water | ||
| Thorntree Well | Mr Wright | of Big Birky Hill | encased in a trough it is the source | |||
| Thorntree Well | Mr Allen | of Stocking Burn & owes its name to a | ||||
| fine large Thorn tree that used to shade | ||||||
| it. the Thorn is gone | ||||||
| but the name remains. | ||||||
| John Stewart 2nd Corpl RE |
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| An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by CTW and PW
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