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| Rawfoot | Rawfoot | Frank Charlton Esqr. | 44 Chains East | A neat farm house | ||
| Rawfoot | Mr. Liddle | of Conheath | with good out offices & land | |||
| Rawfoot | Mr. Pearson | attached. the property of the | ||||
| Duke of Northumberland. | ||||||
| Conheath Burn | Conheath Burn | Mr. Joseph Pearson | Imediately North | A small stream rising in | ||
| Conheath Burn | Mr. Liddle | of Conheath | Hareshaw Common & flowing | |||
| Conheath Burn | Mr. Headley. | in an easterly direction to the | ||||
| River Reed. [sic] | ||||||
| Peel | Peel (Remains of) | Frank Charlton Esqr. | 70 chains N. | An old stronghold now used as | ||
| (Remains of) | Peel (Remains of) | Mr. Pearson | E. of |
an outhouse the walls are | ||
| Peel (Remains of) | Mr. Headey | heath | about 5 feet thick, it is sup- | |||
| posed to have been the residence of Jerrard | ||||||
| Charlton in the 15th Century & | ||||||
| was then known by the name of Howe Hill | ||||||
| M. Costelloe Civil Assistant |
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