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| Widdrington Castle | Widdrington Castle | John Annett Esqr | 13 Chains South of | The old castle of Widdrington was | ||
| Widdrington Castle | Richard Stamp | the post office | destroyed by fire about 80 years ago | |||
| Widdrington Castle | William Mather | and no trace of it now remains | ||||
| Widdrington Castle | White’s Directory | the present castle stands about 50 or 60 yards to the south of | ||||
| where the old castle formerley | ||||||
| stood it is at present occupied | ||||||
| as a school for Boys & girls | ||||||
| and as a residence for the | ||||||
| Schoolmaster Lord Vernon | ||||||
| allows the schoolmaster £40 | ||||||
| per annum – The schoolmaster | ||||||
| also receives the childrens pence | ||||||
| as an additional salary | ||||||
| their are from 50 to 60 Boys & girls attends | ||||||
| the school | ||||||
| Widdrington | Widdrington | John Annett Esqr | 8 Chains North of | The village is pleasantly situated | ||
| Widdrington | Richard Stamp | Widdrington castle | on an eminence it is chiefly | |||
| Widdrington | William Mather | inhabited by a |
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| Widdrington | White’s Directory | |||||
| Widdrington | Whellan’s Directory | at the south side of the village | ||||
| Widington | County Map | |||||
| The Vernon Arms | The Vernon Arms | John Annett Esqr | 13 Chains North | An ordinary public house | ||
| (PH) | The Vernon Arms | Richard Stamp | of Widdrington castle | with bad accommodation | ||
| The Vernon Arms | William Mather | |||||
| Vernon Arms | White’s Directory | |||||
| Vernon Arms | Whellan’s Directory | |||||
| Thomas Grehan Civil Assistant |
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Transcribed by JW and LF
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