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| St Oswalds Church | St Oswald’s Church | Revd Lee | 69 Chains S.E. | A plain stone building it is a chapel | ||
| (Chapel of Ease) | (Chapel of Ease) | of Brunton House | of ease to St John Lee; and is distinguished | |||
| St Oswald’s Church | Mr Elliot Schoolmaster | as the spot where in the year 635 the banner of | ||||
| (Chapel of Ease) | Wall | Christianity was first reared in triumph | ||||
| St Oswald’s Church | Mr Wilson | in Bernecia; after overcoming the Army of | ||||
| (Chapel of Ease) | the pagan King Cadwallo and named after | |||||
| St Oswalds Chapel | Bruce’s Roman Wall | the Victor & Christian Oswald | ||||
| Brady’s Crag | ||||||
| See page 9 | ||||||
| Cocklaw Tower | Cocklaw Tower | Richard Gibson Esqr | 102 Chains | A Norman tower it had been | ||
| Cocklaw Tower | Mr Wilkinson Cocklaw | N.E of Brunton | the residence of the Errington’s | |||
| Chollerford | House | from the 12th to the 15th Centuries: it is | ||||
| Cocklaw Tower | Jasper Gibson Esqr | now used as a Stable. | ||||
| Cocklaw Tower | White’s Directory | |||||
| "There are considerable remains of an old Castle | ||||||
| called Cocklaw Tower which was the principle seat | ||||||
| of the Erringtons from 1372 to 1567." | ||||||
| White’s Directory | ||||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corpl REngrs | ||||||
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Transcribed by JW and DW
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