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Chattlehope


Chattlehope Farm is located to the south of Catcleugh Reservoir, about 40 miles north-west of Newcastle. The house here was rebuilt in 1901 reusing some of the features of a house of 1704, which was lost in the creation of the reservoir. Chattlehope Burn and Earl Sike both discharge into the resevoir near here. The 1860 Northumberland farm Index lists Chattlehope under Throughend township, in the ancient parish of Elsdon. Today, Chattlehope is part of Rochester with Byrensss Civil Parish. 

Northumberland Chattlehope Burn 1901 Troughend Township Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish Catcleugh Reservoir
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Chattlehope above Catcleugh Reservoir
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New farmhouse at Chattlehope
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Earl Sike
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Keys to the Past HER: N14940
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT73820276

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