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| Tuggal | Tughall | Estate Map. | On Sheet | A good, and neat farmhouse, | ||
| Tughall | F.Holland Esqr. | 22.10 | having extensive offices, hinds’ | |||
| Tughall | R.C. Burnett Esqr. | houses, and a small garden, | ||||
| Tughall | Mr. R.W. Fawdon – Tenant | attached. This place constitutes | ||||
| Tuggal | No Authority | the Village of Tuggal, but the | ||||
| Tuggal | Parish Name List P.45. | farm was originally known | ||||
| as Crook Letch. |
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| there is a small district, in | ||||||
| the farm still known by | ||||||
| the name of "Crook Letch". | ||||||
| of Northumberland. | ||||||
| Church | Church | Estate Map. | On Sheet | The remains of an Old Church | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | 22.10 | of small dimensions, |
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| Church | F. Holland Esqr. | portion of the walls of the | ||||
| (Remains of) | Chancel, only, |
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| Church | R.C. Burnett Esqr. | It is surrounded by a small Grave | ||||
| (Remains of) | Yard, the fence of which has | |||||
| Church | Mr. R.W. Fawdon – Tenant | been removed. This Church, | ||||
| (Remains of) | is said to have been built | |||||
| upon the place where the Monks, | ||||||
| rested with the body of St. Cuthbert, when | ||||||
| removing it from Holy Island, to | ||||||
| Durham, but whether it was dedi | ||||||
| -cated to that St. or not |
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| ascertained. | ||||||
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