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| St John’s Church | Saint John’s Church | Rev Mr Warren (Curate) | 42 Chains North | A neat stone building erected about 5 | ||
| (Perpetual Curacy) | Saint John’s Church | Mr Snaith | East of Woodhill | years ago by the Misses Davison of | ||
| Saint John’s Church | Mr Heron Otterburn | Leamington Hall. It is built in the Gothic Style of | ||||
| Architecture, and has a nave chancel & Tower | ||||||
| It is a chapel of ease, and is endowed by | ||||||
| the Misses Davison. Has sittings for about | ||||||
| 150 persons. Patron the Bishop of | ||||||
| Durham | ||||||
| Otterburn | Otterburn | Dr Mitchell | 44 Chains North | A Village or hamlet consisting of about | ||
| Otterburn | Rev Mr Christie | East of Wood hill | 12 dwellings for working people. There is also | |||
| Otterburn | Mr Robert Hickson | a dwelling house belonging to Miss Davison | ||||
| Otterburn | White’s Directory | who is proprietor of the entire Village. | ||||
| It has a Post Office at which letters arrive | ||||||
| at 1 P.M. and are despatched at 5 o’C. P M | ||||||
| Each day, from & to Newcastle. | ||||||
| There is also a Public House & Smiths | ||||||
| Shop, &c. | ||||||
| Otterburn Bridge | Otterburn Bridge | Dr Mitchell | 44 Chains North | A stone Bridge |
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| Otterburn Bridge | Rev Mr Christie | East of Woodhill | Otter Burn near the Village. It | |||
| Otterburn Bridge | Mr R Hickson | is kept in repair by the Road | ||||
| Trustees | ||||||
| J. Sloan Sapper Royal Engineers |
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