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Elishaw, Northumberland


Elishaw is hamlet and farm in Northumberland located near the junction of the A68 and A696 roads. It is located about 2 miles north west of Otterburn and is about 12 miles south east of the border with Scotland. The farm has holiday cottages.  Elishaw Bridge here, carries the A68 road over the River Rede. Whellan's directory of 1855 lists Elishaw under Rochester township in the ancient parish of Elsdon, and the farmer at that time as Thomas Davison. Today, Elishaw is part of Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish. 

Northumberland Rochester Township Rochester with Byrness Civil Parish Elishaw Bridge
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Elishaw
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Road junction, Elishaw
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Old Bridge Marker by the A68, Rochester Parish
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The A68 road (Dere Street) going down to the River Rede Bridge
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Elishaw Bridge
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County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY8609595191

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