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Carraw medieval village (Newbrough and Fourstones)

The vill of Carrawer was a member of the liberty of Tynedale. Medieval documents state that the settlement had been granted to Hexham Priory in the 12th century and other documents record leases and changes in ownership. In the 14th century the township was held in five farms but by 1536 the 'pasture was waste and valueless'. A tower also stood here in the 15th century but had fallen into ruins by the mid 15th century. By the late 18th century there was only one farmstead. (1-4)

Listed by Dodds. (5a)
N7849
Post Medieval (1540 to 1901)
Medieval (1066 to 1540)
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Hadrian's Wall Landscape from Chesters to Greenhead 1999; T GATES
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Hadrian's Wall Landscape from Chesters to Greenhead. An air photographic survey 2004; T Gates


Source of Reference
Local History of Newbrough and Fourstones

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