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| Cresswell Hall | Cresswell Hall | Mackenzie’s History of |
About 30 Chains | A very extensive mansion of Modern | ||
| Northumberland | ‘ |
Erection having extensive pleasure | ||||
| Cresswell Hall | Whellan’s Directory | Village | grounds and flower gardens attached | |||
| Cresswell Hall | Revd Mr Leefe | stabling & vegetable gardens and all | ||||
| Cresswell Hall | White’s Directory | the necessary Appendages to a | ||||
| owned & occupied by S J B Cresswell Esqr | ||||||
| the remains of the old Hall is about 32 Chains NE of | ||||||
| the present building But it dates after the Cromwellian | ||||||
| period & has no historical incidents in connection with it | ||||||
| St Bartholomew’s Church | Church | Whellan’s Directory | 22 Chains N.E. | A very neat little structure Erected at | ||
| (Per. Curacy) | (Chapel of Ease) | of Cresswell | the expense of S J B Cresswell Esqr who has | |||
| Church | Revd Mr Leefe | Hall | endowed it with 100£ per Annum The Revd Mr | |||
| (Chapel of Ease) | Leefe Officiating Clergyman | |||||
| Church | Mr Wood | |||||
| (Chapel of Ease) | ||||||
| St Bartholomew’s Church | Parish Name Book | |||||
| (Per. Curacy) | ||||||
| Cresswell | Cresswell | McKenzie’s History of Durham | About 30 Chains | A small hamlet the houses are disunited | ||
| and Northumberland | N.E. of Cresswell | & scattered It contains a Church School | ||||
| Cresswell | Whellan’s Directory | Hall | 1 Public & 1 Beer House it is Chiefly the property | |||
| Cresswell | Mr Muckle | of A. J. B Cresswell Esqr It is partly inhabited by | ||||
| Cresswell | White’s Directory | fishermen & the remainder of the occupants are in | ||||
| the employ of A. J. B Cresswell Esqr | ||||||
| Croft Letch | See Page 26 | |||||
| Thomas Jordan 2nd Corporal Royal Engineers |
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