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| The Parsonage | The Parsonage | Revd. Mr, Simpson (Incumbent) | On Sheet | A very neat house, situated | ||
| The Parsonage | John Railston Esqr. | 17.14 | on the west side of the Church, | |||
| The Parsonage | Mr H.D. Jackson | and built, in the Norman | ||||
| style of architecture, having | ||||||
| garden, good offices, and | ||||||
| small enclosure attached. | ||||||
| Incumbent for the time | ||||||
| being. Now occupied by the | ||||||
| Revd. Mr. Simpson. | ||||||
| St Paul’s Church | St. Paul’s | Revd. Mr, Simpson (Incumbent) | On Sheet | A very handsome edifice | ||
| (Per. Curacy) | St. Paul’s | John Railston Esqr. | 17.14 | in the true Normal style | ||
| St. Paul’s | Mr H.D. Jackson | of architecture, erected in 1833 | ||||
| St. Paul’s Church | Parish Name List P.41 | |||||
| (Per. Curacy) | It was formed into a District | |||||
| Church for Ecclesiastical | ||||||
| purposes in 1841. The living is, | ||||||
| a perpetual Curacy, in the Arch | ||||||
| -deaconry of Lindisfarne, and, | ||||||
| deanery of Bamburgh, Patron | ||||||
| the perpetual Curate of | ||||||
| Bamburgh.Incumbent Revd’ Mr. Simpson. | ||||||
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