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Kirkharle Hall | Kirkharle Hall | Revd. Walker | 18 Chains South | The hall stood in a sheltered | ||
Kirkharle Hall | Revd. Wilkinson | of the Vicarage | situation a little south of | |||
Kirkharle Hall | White’s Directory | Burn | the vicarage and surrounded | |||
by an Extensive ornamental | ||||||
park, the body of the building | ||||||
was removed by the present | ||||||
proprietor Mr Anderson, the | ||||||
servants hall which appears | ||||||
on trace is all that remains. it | ||||||
is a plain stone building and is | ||||||
occupied as a Farm house. I | ||||||
could not find any historical | ||||||
record of this building, Hodgson | ||||||
passes it unnoticed. An Epitaph | ||||||
on a monumental stone near the | ||||||
Church records the murder of a | ||||||
Loraine by a party of Scots on | ||||||
his return from Church in 1485. The hall | ||||||
which was the residence of the Loraines, dates before this period | ||||||
Kirkharle | Do | Revd. Walker | ||||
(Site of) | Revd. Wilkinson | |||||
White’s Directory | ||||||
Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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