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| Hangmans Acre | Hangman’s Acre | Estate Records | 44 Chains east of | About an acre of grass land | ||
| Hangman’s Acre | Revd. J.W. Dunn | Warkworth Hermitage | the Vicar of the Parish supposes | |||
| Hangman’s Acre | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | this to have been part of the | ||||
| Office of Hang man of the | ||||||
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| Site of | Chantry | Revd. J.W. Dunn | In Warkworth | The site of a chantry in connection | ||
| Chantry | (Site of) | Village | formerly with the Church of | |||
| Chantry | Thomas Clutterbuck Esqr. | St Lawrence. not the slightest | ||||
| (Site of) | vestige of it now remains | |||||
| Chantry | Ferguson’s Hand Book | but the Vicar |
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| (Site of) | of its walls occupied the same site as the wall | |||||
| Cell of Benedictine Monks | Whites Directory | |||||
| Barn eastward to the main road. | ||||||
| Ferguson tells us that "two Priests | ||||||
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| Chantry | ||||||
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