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| Rothbury | Rothbury | McKenzies History | 31 chains North | "Rothbury is delightfully situated | ||
| Rothbury | Mr Wm Lawson | of Whitton | in a sequestered Glen on the North | |||
| Rothbury | The Tithe Map | bank of the Coquet. It is bounded on the | ||||
| List of County Voters | East |
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| Whites Directory | rocks | |||||
| The Town is wide airy and tolerably | ||||||
| well built, it consists of three streets | ||||||
| Market Street, Church Gate and Bridge | ||||||
| Street. It contains a fine church, Pres- | ||||||
| byterian Chapel, a Free School for boys | ||||||
| and Girls, a Brewery and several | ||||||
| public Houses. The Market is held | ||||||
| on Fridays in addition to four | ||||||
| Fairs Annually" | ||||||
| All Saints Church | All Saints Church | McKenzies History | 13 Chains East | A well built Edifice in 'the Gothic' | ||
| (Rectory) | All Saints Church | Mr James Potts | of the Court House | style capable of accomodating | ||
| All Saints Church | Mr Wm Lawson | a large congregation it occupies | ||||
| the site of the old Church, a portion | ||||||
| of the walls of which are still standing | ||||||
| in fine preservation on the north | ||||||
| East side of the building. the portion | ||||||
| inclosed has been used for interments | ||||||
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