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| Seaton Delaval | Seaton Delaval | John Butters Esqr | In the south of the | A small hamlet consisting | ||
| Seaton Delaval | Mr Henry Snowdon | plan, about 20 chains | of a few cottages and a | |||
| Seaton Delaval | Mr Robert Stephenson | North West of Egg Pond | farm stead. The property of | |||
| Seaton Delaval | List of County Voters | Lord Hastings | ||||
| Seaton Delaval | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
| Seaton Delaval | County Map | |||||
| Supposed Site of | Supposed Site of | John Butters Esqr | About 20 Chains | The supposed Site of the ancient | ||
| Castle | Castle | North West of | Seat of the Delaval family | |||
| Supposed Site of | Mr Henry Snowdon | Egg Pond | ||||
| Castle | ||||||
| Supposed Site of | Mr Robert Stephenson | |||||
| Castle | ||||||
| The Site of the | MacKenzie’s History | "The ancient castle of Seaton Delaval stood a little to the south west of | ||||
| Ancient Castle | "the modern mansion-Nothing remains except the Chapel" White’s Directory | |||||
| The ancient castle of Seaton Delaval | White’s Directory | |||||
| Chapel | Chapel | McKenzie’s history of Northumberland | About 19 Chains North | This is a very ancient edifice and | ||
| Chapel | John Butters Esqr | West of Egg Pond | is one of the finest and most perfect | |||
| Chapel | Mr Robert Stephenson | Specimens of Norman architecture in | ||||
| Chapel | White’s Directory | the Kingdom, it was connected with | ||||
| Chapel | Hodgson’s History | the ancient seat of the Delaval family | ||||
| Church | Parish Name Book | |||||
| (Private Chapel) | A yearly donation of about 50£ was given to the | |||||
| incumbent of Earsdon for officiating here in the | ||||||
| evenings: the late Revd W. Markman officiated under the | ||||||
| last of Barons of Delaval service was continued until his demise, when | ||||||
| Lord Hastings to whom the property reverted discontinued the allowance | ||||||
| "Divine service is no longer performed in this Chapel." | ||||||
| John McMahon | ||||||
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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