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| The Abbey | The Abbey | Manor Plan of Hexham (1848) | A little West of | A modern building erected on the | ||
| The Abbey | Mr Joseph Fairless | the Church | remains of the ancient monastery, | |||
| The Abbey | Doctor Stainthorpe | inhabited by the Revd Joseph Hudson, | ||||
| curate of St Andrews and Doctor Stainthorpe, | ||||||
| except two rooms in which the Magistrates | ||||||
| Court and County Sessions are held | ||||||
| The Justices rooms are on the second floor | ||||||
| and entered by the Stone steps on the East | ||||||
| side of the buildings. The whole is the | ||||||
| property of W.B. Beaumont Esqr MP | ||||||
| Cowgarth Burn | Cowgarth Burn | Mr Joseph Fairless | North of Hencotes | A small rivulet flowing in a northerly direction | ||
| Cowgarth Burn | Revd John Singleton RC | on the West of the RC Chapel, & thro the | ||||
| Cowgarth Burn | Mr Robt Stainthorpe | & on to it joins Cockshaw Burn at the Holy Island | ||||
| Halgut or Cowgarthburn | Plan of the Manor of Hexham | Abbey Grounds ^ "The Hextol is now called | ||||
| Cockshawburn from the name of the Suburb | ||||||
| thro’ which it flows. The Halgut is | ||||||
| for a similar reason called the | ||||||
| Cowgarthburn" See Wright’s History of | ||||||
| Hexham page 11, Portions of the | ||||||
| Stream are covered. | ||||||
| Henry Farr c/a |
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Transcribed by CTW and PW
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