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East Woodburn | The Queens Head Inn | Revd William Kell | About 28 chains E. of | A small village consisting of a public House | ||
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 | ||||
East Woodburn | ||||||
River Rede | East Woodburn | Revd William Kell | About 3 chains N. of | This River has its source at the base of the Hill called | ||
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 | ||||
River Rede | Corsenside where it takes a southerly direction flowing through numerous | |||||
River Rede | fertile plains and deep valleys and discharges itself | |||||
into the North Tyne at Redesmouth about two miles | ||||||
East of Bellingham | ||||||
School | Revd William Kell | About 5 chains N.E. of | A good stone Building erected by public subscription | |||
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 | ||||
School | state of the present Vicars Health the school is at present | |||||
School | 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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