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| Tod Law | Tod Law | Revd. John Nicholson MA | About 63 chains S.W. of | An |
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| Tod Law | Mr Robson | Low Byrness | forming a kind of Ridge between Blakehope Burn | |||
| Tod Law | Mr Dodd | and the River Rede | ||||
| Three Kings | Three Kings | Revd. John Nicholson MA | About 42 chains S.W. | Three rough unhewn stones placed in an upright | ||
| Three Kings | Mr Robson | of Low Byrness | position about three feet high and four feet apart | |||
| Three Kings | Mr Dodd | and arranged in triangular order. Tradition says that | ||||
| this is the spot where three Danish Princes have been | ||||||
| intered, hence the name (Three Kings) |
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| The object has a very ancient and remarkable appearance | ||||||
| and may have been erected by the early Britons in | ||||||
| commemoration of some important event as it is pretty | ||||||
| well known that this ancient People were in the habit | ||||||
| of erecting Monuments exactly similar to the object | ||||||
| above mentioned | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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Transcribed by CW
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