ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BRANXTON

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"St. Paul's, situated some 8 miles from Norham in Northumberland is a delightful church with an ancient Chancel Arch, partly dating from the 12th Century. It was here that the bodies of some of the thousands of English and Scots slain at Flodden Field were laid. Nearby on the A697 is the area known as Pallinsburn, which is probably one of the river sites at which Paulinus, a Roman missionary and first Bishop of York baptised pagan converts about 630AD...."
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Carham Parish Council & Community Website
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Link: http://www.carhamparish.org.uk/index.php/parish-churches/st-pauls-church
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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