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| River Breamish | River Breamish | Revd. Jno Allgood, Rector, | On Sheet | A mountain Stream, originating on | ||
| Ingram | 24.C & | the farm of High Bleakhope – at a | ||||
| River Breamish | Mr. Robt Donkin, Farmer, | 29.A | place called "Breamish Head" -, and | |||
| Ingram | flowing in a South-Easterly Course | |||||
| River Breamish | Mr. Thos Armstrong, Shepherd, | between High and Low Bleakhope, | ||||
| High Bleakhope | thence between the Parishes of Ingram | |||||
| and Alnham, – receiving in its progress | ||||||
| several tributaries which augments it | ||||||
| Considerably. | ||||||
| Salter’s Road | Salter’s Road | Mr. Thos Armstrong, High Bleakhope | This name applies to a bridle and | |||
| Salter’s Road | Mr Jno Burn, Shepherd, Low Bleakhope | drove road, said to have been used by | ||||
| Salter’s Road | Mr. Jno Amos, Shepherd, Ewesleyshank | smugglers in former times for transmitting | ||||
| salt across the border, – and hence the name. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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