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Sills, Northumberland


Sills Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Whellan's directory of Northumberland for 1855 lists Sills under Rochester township in the ancient parish of Elsdon, and the farmer at that time were William Douglas[1]. Today, Sills is part of Rochester and Byrness Civil Parish.

Northumberland Sills Burn Rochester Township Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish Silloans, Northumberland
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Sills and the Silloan Field System
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Silloans stack stand and field system (Rochester and Byrness)
- "On the west bank of the Silloans Burn, near Silloans, is an extensive area of sod cast dykes and turf field walls. Amongst this field system is a circular stack …
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Roman camp, 400m SSW of Sills Farm - Rochester & Byrness - List Entry
- "....The camp 400m SSW of Sills Farm is part of a large network of Roman military sites clustered around Bremenium Roman Fort and Dere Street. The camp is well preserved …
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Roman Camp, 750m SSW of Sills Farm - Rocherster & Byrness - List Entry
- "....The camp 750m SSW of Sills Farm is part of a large network of Roman military sites clustered around Bremenium Roman Fort and Dere Street. The camp is well preserved …
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Silloans, Northumberland
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Silloans, Northumberland
- Overview Map Silloans Farm is located about 1½ miles north of Rochester in Northumberland and is situated within the MOD Otterburn Training Area. Buildings at Silloans are first recorded in …

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County: Northumberland
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