Lomer BeaconLomer Beacon, Exton |
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Beacon Hill South Downs Exton Warnford Hampshire SU603225 |
two beacons at this position on Norden's 1595 manuscript | |
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JandMN |
old map: | 25inch County Series map -- Hants LI.14 |
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The place is described in text Cobbett 1830 |
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Cobbett 1830 ... to the top of a hill called Beacon Hill, which is one of the loftiest hills in the country. Here you can see the Isle of Wight in detail, a fine sweep of the sea; also away into Sussex, and over the New Forest into Dorsetshire. ... you can see up this valley (which is called a Bourne too) as far as West-Meon, and down it as far as Soberton. |
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Lomer Beacon Shown on an old map by Harrison 1788 - beacon - Fawley Hundred - Hampshire Period - 1780s |
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Harrison 1788 |
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Shown on an old map by Norden 1607 - beacon - Fawley Hundred - Hamshire Period - 1590s-1600s |
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Norden 1607 |
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Shown on an old map by Norden 1595 |
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Norden 1595 3 posts, small, large, small, on a hillock symbol; the hillock to the W has an unclear symbol labelled 'Lomer ashe' |
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Lomer beacon Shown on an old map by Saxton 1575 - beacon - Southamtoniae |
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Saxton 1575 Saxton shows one 'post' on the hill top |
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- Beaconhill Lane - Exton parish: - Hampshire there is also a Beaconhill Farm and Beaconhill Cottage; the lane leads up towards Beacon Hill; there is Beaconsfield farm in warnford, not far away |
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JandMN |
- Beacon Hill Lane - Droxford parish: - Corhampton and Meonstoke parish: -
Hampshire - Beacon Hill Lane - Corhampton and Meonstoke parish: - Hampshire the two roads lead towards Exton Beacon |
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JandMN |
Exon Beacons |
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White, H T: 1934: Hampshire Plot, A: ProcHFC: 12: pp54-60 Sent to Gaole - Valentyne Noyse of Wickham, husbandman, appoynted to fire Exon Beacons |