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Sheet 61 Plan 13 Parish of Corsenside

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East Woodburn East Woodburn Revd William Kell About 28 chains E. of A small village consisting of a public House
East Woodburn Mr Miller The Vicarage a grocer shop and a few stragling cottages the whole
East Woodburn Hodgsons History of which is the property of Mr Shanks
River Rede River Rede Revd William Kell About 3 chains N. of This River has its source at the base of the Hill called
River Rede Mr Miller The Vicarage the Carter Fell from which it passes through
River Rede Hodgsons History a portion of Elsdon Parish and enters the Parish of
Corsenside where it takes a southerly direction flowing through numerous
fertile plains and deep valleys and discharges itself
into the North Tyne at Redesmouth about two miles
East of Bellingham
School School Revd William Kell About 5 chains N.E. of A good stone Building erected by public subscription
School Mr Miller The Vicarage and intended for a National School but by virtue of a
School Mr Walton License granted by the Bishop in consequence of the infirm
state of the present Vicars Health the school is at present
used and fitted up for the performance of divine service
and might be considered as a chapel of Ease to Corsenside
church but on the demise of the Vicar the above license
terminates it will then be used as a school for which
The Building was originally intended (an Endowment)
Edw. Gillespie
Sapper Royal Engineers

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