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Built c 1750. The home of the Harshaw family for approx 150 years. Here James Harshaw wrote his famous diaries in the "wee parlour". James was born in 1797 & died 1867. Hugh Bronte also lived here c 1776.

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  • Brendan Monaghan (Sports DNA site photographer and article author), sports-dna.co.uk
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