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| St Cuthbert’s Church | St Cuthberts Church | Rev. John Baillie MA | About 6 chains N E | An extensive old edifice built in the form of a | ||
| (Rectory) | (Rectory) | of the Bird |
cross and has two side aisles which pass into the west | |||
| St Cuthberts Church | Mr. Hindmarsh | sides of the transepts. By the style of its architecture | ||||
| (Rectory) | Mr. Hodgson supposes it to have been erected about | |||||
| St Cuthberts Church | Whites Directory | the time of Richard the Second It has lately underwent | ||||
| (Rectory) | extensive repairs the ancient flat leaded roof has | |||||
| been removed and one of higher pitch and blue slates | ||||||
| has been substituted, three new windows and a south | ||||||
| Porch has also been added. The whole of the Building is | ||||||
| now in a good state of preservation The living is a Rectory | ||||||
| in the archdeaconry of Lindisfarne and deanery of Rothbury | ||||||
| Patron the Duke of Northumberland. Rector the Rev. John | ||||||
| Baillie MA | ||||||
| The Bird in Bush Inn | The Bird in Bush Inn | Mr. Hindmarsh | About 6 chains S. W. | An extensive building licensed for the sale of Beer | ||
| The Bird in Bush Inn | Mr. Davison | of Elsdon Church | and spirits in the occupation of Mr. Whaley | |||
| The Bird in Bush Inn | Sign Board | By Will bearing date of 12th February 1719 the Rev. John | ||||
| Tomlinson rector of Rothbury gave this property together | ||||||
| with some ground in and about Elsdon to the Rector and | ||||||
| church wardens of Rothbury and their successors the rent | ||||||
| charges of which to be by them applied to the poor | ||||||
| of Rothbury | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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