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| Lucker | Lucker | Tithe Map. | On Sheet 21.3 | A small village, situated on each | ||
| Lucker | Whellan’s Directory | side of |
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| Lucker | Revd. M. Thompson Lucker | miles west by south, of Bamburgh | ||||
| Lucker | Mr. John Archbold, Luckerhall | Castle, |
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| School, Parsonage, Small Public | ||||||
| house, a farmhouse, Corn Mill, | ||||||
| and a few scattered cottages, – | ||||||
| having small gardens attached. | ||||||
| Northumberland. | ||||||
| Church | Church | Tithe Map. | On Sheet 21.3 | A small plain structure, situated | ||
| (Per. Curacy) | (Per. Curacy) | Whellan’s Directory | in the Village of Lucker, |
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| (Chapelry) | Revd. M. Thompson Lucker | erected in 1765 on the site of an | ||||
| Church | Mr. John Archbold, Luckerhall | old one, which remained in ruin | ||||
| (Per. Curacy) | Parish Name List P.25 | from about the middle of the 12th | ||||
| century, until the erection of this | ||||||
| edifice; it is seated for about | ||||||
| 160 persons. | ||||||
| The living is a perpetual curacy | ||||||
| in the gift of the Duke of North | ||||||
| -umberland. Incumbent Revd. | ||||||
| Moorhouse Thompson. | ||||||
| Dedication unknown | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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