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St Andrew’s Church | St Andrew’s | Revd Mr Hudson | S.E. corner of | The Abbey church is a noble looking | ||
(Per. Curacy) | Church | Revd Mr Singleton | this place | Structure built about the year 680 Ó¿ | ||
St Andrew’s Church | Mr Dinning | by St Wilfrid it has been connected | ||||
St Andrew’s | Mr Gibson | with the Abbey but the ancient | ||||
Church | Ó¿ The church & monastery was totally | Parish church, St Mary’s, had fallen | ||||
405 Private}Sittings | destroyed in A.D. 875. & Rebuilt in | into such a runious state that a com- | ||||
205 Free } | 1112. See Hutchinsons View of Northumberland | pact was entered into between the [Impro]- | ||||
V.1 P.91 &c | priator & the Parishioners, to abandon | |||||
St Mary’s and keep in repair the Abbey | ||||||
Church, making it the Parish Church | ||||||
in the later part of the 16th century | ||||||
Mr B Beaumont Esqr has built | ||||||
a very handsome front to it last | ||||||
year at his own expense & cleared | ||||||
obstructed the view. The Tower contains | ||||||
a fine peal of eight Bells | ||||||
the minister is the Revd Mr | ||||||
Hudson | ||||||
M Costelloe c/a |
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