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| Trinity Church | Trinity Church | Edward Lawson Esq. | 62 chains South | A neat stone edifice situated on the | ||
| (Chapel of Ease) | Trinity Church | Mr Dixon | East of Hopesley House. | North side of the Turnpike Road about | ||
| Trinity Church | Mr Nicholson, Incumbent | 1/2 mile West of Horsley Inn. This Church | ||||
| of Byrness | is dedicated to the Holy Trinity & was built | |||||
| in 1844 at a cost of £725 of which sum | ||||||
| the church building society gave £150, the diocesan society £50, Lord Redesdale gave the site | ||||||
| stone and a donation of £100 and the Duke of Northumberland contributed £150, the | ||||||
| remainder was obtained by voluntary subscription. It is a Chapel of ease to Elsdon | ||||||
| Parish and forms a joint living with Byrness. |
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| Rochester | Rochester | Mr Coulson | 12 chains South | A straggling Village situated on the North | ||
| Rochester | Mr Amos | West of Hopesley House. | side of the Turnpike Road leading | |||
| Rochester | Mr Dodd | from Newcastle to Jedburgh about 8 miles | ||||
| Rochester | Whites Directory | West of Elsdon. The Village consists | ||||
| Rochester | List of County Voters | of several small cottages in a good | ||||
| Rochester | MacLauchlan’s Memoirs of | state of repair with vegetable gardens | ||||
| Watling Street Page 33 | attached. The Village extends from the | |||||
| Rochester | Hodgson’s History of Northumberland | School House to the Bridge. | ||||
| (Duke of Northumberland, Lord of the Manor) | ||||||
| J. Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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