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Longhirst


Longhirst Village in Northumberland is located 3 miles north east of Morpeth. From the 19th century up to the mid 20th century the village of Longhirst was dominated by the Lawson and Joicey families. The discovery of coal in the area brought wealth to the Lawson family who held the manorial rights; they built Longhirst Hall, designed John Dobson and completed 1824.

Northumberland Bothal Parish, 1855 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Longhirst Civil Parish Bothal Parish, 1848 Longhirst Civil Parish Church of St John the Evangelist, Longhirst Longhirst Hall Longhirst township, 1848 War Memorial, Longhirst
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Longhirst Village website
- Village Website with sections: Calendar, Village Hall, Church, Activities, Events, Useful, History & Geography, Longhirst Leader, and Longhirst School
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Telephone box, Longhirst
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Longhirst (Northumberland)
- "The civil parish of Longhirst lies in south-east Northumberland, approximately 3km north-east of Morpeth, the county town. The parish was formed in 1875. Before this, it was part of the …
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T Waddle - 7th NF - Longhirst (wounded)
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Pte. J.W. JOHNSON, N.F., Longhurst, (Wounded 2nd time).
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Bothal Parish, 1855
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Bothal Parish, 1855
- Extract from: History, Topography, and Directory of Northumberland...Whellan, William, & Co, 1855. BOTHAL PARISH   BOTHAL parish comprises the townships of Ashington and Sheepwash, Bothal Demesne, Longhirst, Oldmoor, and Pegsworth, …

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Keys to the Past HER: N13391
County: Northumberland
Grid sq: NZ2288
Grid sq: NZ2289

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