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Hebron
Hebron is a small rural village and a civil parish in Northumberland. The village of Hebron is located about 2 miles north of Morpeth. The Church of St Cuthbert in Hebron dates from around the 12th century, and is a listed building. As well as 20 or so houses, there are two farms in the village; Hebron Farm East, and Hebron Farm West. The village was called 'Heburn' in 1242; its name comes from the Old English “byrgen”, meaning a mound, or a burial mound. The civil parish of Hebron includes Cockle Park, which is located just over half a mile north of the village of Hebron.
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Cockle Park
- Overview Map Street View Cockle Park Farm is a working 307 hectare farm located about 3 miles north of Morpeth in Northumberland. In the 13th century, this was the manor …
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Local History: Hebron
- Details of the parish of Hebron.
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Cockle Park
- Overview Map Street View Cockle Park Farm is a working 307 hectare farm located about 3 miles north of Morpeth in Northumberland. In the 13th century, this was the manor …
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Local History: Hebron
- Details of the parish of Hebron.
Added by
Simon Cotterill
