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Remains of | Remains of | Mr Brown | Adjoining the | The remaining portion of the | ||
Ponteland Castle | Ponteland Castle | Blackbird Inn | ancient Castle, mentioned in McKenzie’s | |||
Remains of | Mr Birkley | & White’s Histories of this County, | ||||
Ponteland Castle | at one period it was of great | |||||
Remains of | Mr Laws | extent but the portion shewn as | ||||
Ponteland Castle | trace is all that remains, it is in | |||||
Castle | Mackenzie’s History | a ruinous condition, & used at | ||||
Castle | White’s Directory | present as an outhouse for keeping | ||||
lumber in | ||||||
"The town and Castle were burnt by the | ||||||
"Scotch Army on its march from Newcastle | ||||||
"to Otterburn." Mackenzie’s History | ||||||
The Rectory | Rectory | Mr Brown | in Ponteland | A large House, with Garden | ||
Rectory | Mr Spraggon | Village | attached, taking the name from | |||
Rectory | Mr Laws | having been the residence of the | ||||
lessee for the rectorial tithes prior | ||||||
to their having been collected by | ||||||
the Patrons themselves (the Warden | ||||||
& fellows of Merton College Oxford) | ||||||
the rental still forms part of the | ||||||
Rectorial income, & the name is | ||||||
well known & will remain so as | ||||||
long |
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John Stewart SRE |
Abbreviations are underlined like this RE and the expansion may be seen by hovering the cursor over the abbreviation.
An entry outlined like this has a note which may be seen by hovering the cursor over it. |
Transcribed by JFMCN and SW
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