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| Birdhopecrag Chapel | Birdhopecrag Chapel | Revd. James Brown, Birdhopecrag | 25 chains West of | A commodious and substantial stone | ||
| (Presbyterian | Birdhopecrag Chapel | Mr Ord | Hopesley House. | building situated at the western extremity | ||
| Free) | Birdhopecrag Chapel | Mr Dodd | of the village of Rochester. This Chapel | |||
| was built in 1826 by voluntary Contribution | ||||||
| There is a stone on the front of the Chapel with the words Birdhopecrag Scotch Church on it. | ||||||
| This Chapel was connected with the Scotch Presbyterian Church up to the time of | ||||||
| the disruption, at which time it was separated from that church and is now Birdhopecrag | ||||||
| Presbyterian Chapel. The Revd. James Brown, Minister is supported by the Congregation. | ||||||
| School | School | Mr Brown | 14 chains South of | A neat stone building situated at | ||
| School | Mr Coulson | Hopesley House. | the eastern extremity of the Village of | |||
| School | Mr Dunn, Scool Master | Rochester. This School was endowed provisionally in 1850 with £10 per | ||||
| annum by Lord Redesdale. There is also | ||||||
| House and garden for the teacher. The School is under government inspection | ||||||
| and no permanent endowment connected with it. | ||||||
| (This School is not endowed) J. D. | ||||||
| James Doherty Lance Corporal Royal Engineers | ||||||
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