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| Whitton Tower | Whitton Tower | Mackenzies History | 31 chains SE of | Stands at a short distance west from | ||
| (Rectory) | Whitton Tower | Mr James Potts | the Court House | the village of Whitton and was formerly | ||
| Whitton Tower | Mr Wm Lawson | a very strong Castlet and formed one | ||||
| of a range of Towers which Extended | ||||||
| From Hepple in this parish to Wark- | ||||||
| worth. There is a famous vaulted | ||||||
| cellar attached to it, where, during | ||||||
| the Civil Commotions the Cattle were | ||||||
| undoubtedly kept. In the cellar is | ||||||
| a deep well | ||||||
| The Umfranville arms are | ||||||
| still preserved in the West front | ||||||
| The residence of the Rector of Rothbury Ph | ||||||
| Whitton | Whitton | Mackenzies History | 31 chains S.E. of | A small but pleasant village about | ||
| Whitton | Mr James Potts | the Court House | a half mile South of Rothbury. It | |||
| Whitton | Mr Wm Lawson | consists of a few Farm Houses and | ||||
| neat cottages | ||||||
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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