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St John Lee Parish, 1848


LEE, ST. JOHN, a parish, in the union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 1½ mile (N.N.E.) from Hexham; containing 1,947 inhabitants. This is an extensive parish, consisting of the townships of West Acomb, Anick, Anick Grange, Bingfield, Cocklaw, Fallowfield, Hallington, Portgate, Sandhoe, and Wall, and comprising by computation 15,000 acres. The soil is in general good, and the surface varied and picturesque; it is rich in mines of coal and lead, and well watered by the Tyne and the northern branch of that river. The parish contains several villages and hamlets, but no village of its own name. The living is a perpetual curacy; net income, £280; patron, T. W. Beaumont, Esq.: the impropriation belongs to the Misses Smith and the family of Errington. The church, dedicated to St. John of Beverley, and situated on a fine eminence on the northern side of the Tyne, was noted for an annual procession made to it by the monks of Hexham; the east end was rebuilt in 1819, and the west end, with the spire, in 1842. There are chapels of ease at Bingfield and Wall.

Extract from: A Topographical Dictionary of England comprising the several counties, cities, boroughs, corporate and market towns, parishes, and townships..... 7th Edition, by Samuel Lewis, London, 1848.

Acomb Civil Parish Anick Grange Portgate, Northumberland Anick Township, 1848 Bingfield West Acomb Township, 1848 Cocklaw Fallowfield Hallington Northumberland Parishes and Townships - 1848 Sandhoe Township, 1848 Wall (Northumberland), 1848
Bingfield
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Bingfield
- BINGFIELD, a chapelry, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 6½ miles (N.N E.) from Hexham; containing 111 inhabitants. …
Sandhoe Township, 1848
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Sandhoe Township, 1848
- Today Sandhoe is a civil parish. Historically, it was a township within the Parish of St John Lee. SANDHOE, a township, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of …
Wall (Northumberland), 1848
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Wall (Northumberland), 1848
- WALL, a chapelry, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 3¾ miles (N. by W.) from Hexham; containing 437 …
Anick Township, 1848
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Anick Township, 1848
- ANICK, a township, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 1¾ mile (N.E. by E.) from Hexham; containing 146 …
Fallowfield
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Fallowfield
- FALLOWFIELD, a township, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 3¼ miles (N.) from Hexham; containing 74 inhabitants. This …
Cocklaw
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Cocklaw
- Overview Map Street View Cocklaw is a hamlet in Northumberland and is notable for Cocklaw Tower. Historically, Cocklaw was a township in the Parish of St John Lee; today Cocklaw forms …
Anick Grange
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Anick Grange
- Overview Map Street View Anick Grange is a hamlet consisting of a farm and a few cottages, located about 1½ miles north-east of Hexham and a ¼ mile south of …
West Acomb Township, 1848
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West Acomb Township, 1848
- ACOMB, WEST, a township, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 1¾ mile (N.) from Hexham; containing 571 inhabitants. …
Hallington
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Hallington
- Overview Map Street View HALLINGTON, a township, in the parish of St. John Lee, union of Hexham, S. division of Tindale ward and of Northumberland, 11 miles (N.N.E.) from Hexham; …
Portgate, Northumberland
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Portgate, Northumberland
- Overview Map Portgate is a farm / hamlet in Northumberland, located about 2 miles north of Corbridge. It takes it's name from the nearby site where there once was a …

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