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| Remains of | Remains of | Hodgsons History | 25 Chains SW | The remains of an ancient stone | ||
| Brinkburn Priory | Brinkburn Priory | of Brinkheugh | structure in the cathedral form founded | |||
| Augustine | Augustine | in the Reign of Hen |
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| Foundd $Temp$ Henry I. | Founded Temp H I. | to St Peter by William de Bertram. | ||||
| Brinkburn Priory | Mr Leighton Thistlyhaugh | It is pleasantly situated on a small | ||||
| Brinkburn Priory | Mr Stoker Brinkheugh | peninsula formed by the River Coquet | ||||
| and entirely surrounded by wood. | ||||||
| It has lately undergone considerable | ||||||
| repairs and is now in fair preservation | ||||||
| Near the south-west angle of the church | ||||||
| stands a dwelling house supposed to | ||||||
| be situated on the site of a range of houses | ||||||
| erected about the time the monastery | ||||||
| was built. It is a handsome stone | ||||||
| structure with offices and garden attached | ||||||
| and the property of Mrs Cadogan | ||||||
| Alfred Brittain SRE |
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