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Parish of Bamburgh Sheet 16-8

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St. Aidan’s Church St. Aidan’s Revd. Wm Darnell (Incumbent) On Sheet A neat, plain, cruciform structure,
(Per. Curacy) (Per. Curacy) Whellan’s Directory 16.8 consisting of Nave, north, and south Aisles,
St. Aidan’s Mr. Wm Carr (Sexton) which are sepearated from the nave by
(Per. Curacy) Circular Columns, North, And South
St. Aidan’s Mr. J. Dunse. transepts, And a long, neat, chancel,
(Per. Curacy) the east end, And South Side, being
St. Aidan’s Church Parish Name List P.1. lighted with Single, but, handsome Stained
(Per. Curacy) Windows, And having a crypt underneath.
The North And South transepts, and
chancel, are private property, the whole
church, being seated for about 550
persons.
From its appearance, it would appear, to have been built at different periods, but,
the date of its erection is unknown, but there is mention of a Church, being here,
as early as 651 . It is a Perpetual Curacy, in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne, and
And deanery of Bamburgh, Patrons, the trustees of the late Lord Crewe. Incumbent
the Revd. Wm Darnell, MA
wall of which, now forms part of the boundary of the churchyard, and there was a small
portion of this building, standing entire, in the recollection of some old men still living, and
was then known, as the, "Organ Stable", And it appears, to have been, in connection with the
present Church, as there was a door, in the east end of the chancel, the top, and bottom
stones, of which, are still remaining in the wall, This must have been one of the Religious
houses, mentioned, as having been here, but I could not ascertain which, of them.
John McCabe

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