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| Crookham | Crookham | Mr Mason | On Sheet | A small rural village situated 9 | ||
| Mr Thomas | 10.13 & | miles N.W. Of Wooler, the principal | ||||
| Estate Map | 10.14 | and larger number of the inhabitants are | ||||
| employed in agricultural labor. | ||||||
| The chief buildings are a Presbyterian | ||||||
| Chapel and day school in connexion a | ||||||
| well built and commodious National School | ||||||
| the property belongs to the Marchioness of Waterford | ||||||
| Presbyterian Chapel | Presbyterian Chapel | Mr Mason | On Sheet | The form of worship is the same as the | ||
| Mr Thomas | 10.14 | Established Church of Scotland, the | ||||
| Directory | building is large and capable of accomm- | |||||
| -odating 1600 persons and was erected | ||||||
| in 1745 | ||||||
| Presbyterian Manse | Presbyterian Manse | Mr Thomas | On Sheet | A plain dwelling house, at the east | ||
| Mr Robson | 10.14 | end of the village, it is the property | ||||
| Estate Map | of the Presbyterian congregation, and | |||||
| is the residence of their Minister | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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