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Greenhaugh


Greenhaugh is village in Northumberland located in upper North Tynedale, about 4 miles north west of Bellingham. The village is situated by Tarset Burn, a tributary of the River North Tyne. Greenhaugh was first mentioned in records in 1326 as a shieling. There are a number of defensive bastles nearby, as the vally was frequently raided by Border Reivers during medieval times. Greenhaugh is part of the civil parish of Tarset and Greystead, which includes Lanehead, Greenhaugh, Greystead and Thorneyburn. Historically Greenhaugh was part of the Township of Tarretburn in the ancient Parish of Bellingham.

Northumberland Tarset Burn Tarretburn Township, 1848 Tarset Civil Parish Gatehouse Black Middens Bastle House
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Holly Bush Inn, Greenhaugh
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Millennium stone and old hayrake at Greenhaugh
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Greenhaugh
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Tarset Burn
- A tributory to the River North Tyne.

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County: Northumberland
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