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| Bellingham Castle | Bellingham Castle | Revd. R. P. Powel | About 15 chains N E | This is the place tradition informs us wher the ancient | ||
| (site of) | Bellingham Castle | W.H. Charlton Esqr | of St Cuthberts Church | Family called de Bellingham had their seat or Castle | ||
| Bellingham Castle (site of) | Francis Charlton Esqr. | it is now entirely destroyed and nothing remains but | ||||
| "The town of Bellingham anciently belonged to the Lords | a remarkable eminence or artificial mound of earth | |||||
| of Barons of Bellingham, who had a seat or Castle here, on | to mark the spot where the ancient castle stood nothing | |||||
| the eminence which still bears the name of Hallfield" | remains of this family but the name and it is not | |||||
| Whites Directory Vol 1 | ascertained at what period they parted with their lands | |||||
| at Bellingham. The De Bellinghams are now represented by | ||||||
| an Irish baronet. There |
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| castle visible on the ground | ||||||
| River North Tyne | River North Tyne | Revd. Robt P. Powel | About 5 chains S of | A large and important river rising at a | ||
| River North Tyne | W.H. Charlton Esqr | St Cuthberts Church | place called Tyne Head above |
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| River North Tyne | Francis Charlton Esqr | takes a winding direction through numerous | ||||
| fertile plains and wooded slopes receiving | ||||||
| numerous important tributaries throughout | ||||||
| its course until |
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| the River South Tyne about a mile west | ||||||
| of Hexham | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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Transcribed by KF
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