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| Horsley Tower | Horsley Tower | Mr Cleugh Longhorsley | 1 Chain S.W. | A strong ancient Tower which formerly | ||
| Horsley Tower | Mr Johnson Longhorsley | of RC Chapel | belonged to the Horsleys. and was erected | |||
| Horsley Tower | Mc Kenzies History | in 1608. It is now the property of | ||||
| Ralph Riddle Esq and is occupied by the Catholic Priest | ||||||
| It is a plain stone building and has a garden attached | ||||||
| RC Chapel | St Thomas Chapel | |||||
| Mr Cleugh | 1 Chain N.W. | A neat stone building in the form | ||||
| St Thomas Chapel | of Horsley Tower | of a cross dedicated to St Thomas according | ||||
| Mr Johnson | to government register and built by public | |||||
| St Thomas Chapel | subscription The Revd – Clavering Priest | |||||
| Rev Clavering Priest | ||||||
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| School | School | Mr Cleugh | 3 Chains S.E. | A neat stone building partly | ||
| (Endowed) | School | Mr Johnson | of Longhorsley Tower | supported by voluntary subscription | ||
| School | Rev R Green Vicar | In 1761 Mr Ogle left 100£ in 1848 | ||||
| Mr Thomas Trewhit left 200£ and in 1850 Mr John Trewhit | ||||||
| left 600£ the whole for the education of poor Children | ||||||
| Alfred Brittain SRE | ||||||
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