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Local History: Whitton and Tosson (Northumberland)
- "Tosson parish is an irregular shape and has a landscape that ranges from flat haugh lands to the Fell Sandstones. Archaeologically, there are a rich variety of sites and finds …
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Whitton
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Whitton
- Overview Map Street View Whitton is a village in Northumberland, located near the River Coquet, less than half a mile south of Rothbury. Whitton Tower, dates from the 14th century, and …
Great Tosson
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Great Tosson
- Overview Map Street View Great Tosson is a village in Northumberland, located about 2 miles south-west of Rothbury and half a mile south of Thropton. Within the village are the …
Little Tosson
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Little Tosson
- Overview Map Street View Little Tosson is a farming hamlet in Northumberland, located about 4½ miles west of Rothbury. Great Tosson is located 2 miles to the south east. Little …
Newtown, Northumberland (near Rothbury)
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Newtown, Northumberland (near Rothbury)
- NEWTOWN, a township, in the parish and union of Rothbury, W. division of Coquetdale ward, N. division of Northumberland, 1½ mile (W.S.W.) from Rothbury; containing 57 inhabitants. It is situated …
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Allerdene
- Overview Map Street View Allerdene is a farm in Northumberland, located about 2 miles west of Rothbury and adjoins the hamlet of Ryehill. Allerdene farmhouse was built in the 18th …
Ryehill (Great Tosson)
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Ryehill (Great Tosson)
- Overview Map Street View Ryehill is a hamlet, located about ½ mile north-west of Great Tosson, in Northumberland. In the past, the hamlet was part of a townhip called Great …

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