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| Bar Moor | Bar Moor | Wm Lowrey Esqr. | On Sheets | The remains of a once extensive | ||
| R.S.Bolam | 10.16 | Moor now rather limited from | ||||
| Revd. Geo. Jenkinson | 11.9 & | extensive enclosures- It consists | ||||
| 11.13 | of South Moor. Redhouse Moor | |||||
| and Kemping Moss. | ||||||
| The Lord Marchers of the Northern | ||||||
| Counties assembled here in 1417, with | ||||||
| 100,000 men to chastise the Scots for | ||||||
| attacking and dispersing a body of English | ||||||
| near Roxburgh; but the Scots retreated | ||||||
| within their own borders on hearing of so | ||||||
| mighty an army coming against them. | ||||||
| The English General slept at "Barmoor | ||||||
| Wood" -now removed-during the night | ||||||
| after the battle of Flodden, previous | ||||||
| to which celebrated conflict he had | ||||||
| encamped at Woodend on the | ||||||
| western extremity of the Parish. | ||||||
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