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A collection of armorial bearings, inscriptions, etc., in the Church of St. Nicholas, Newcastle on Tyne, and chapelries of Gosforth & Cramlington, Northumberland. To which is prefixed a historical account of the Church of St. Nicholas (1820)

Richardson, Moses Aaron, 1793-1871 · Newcastle : Printed by E. Walker · leaf 14

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ields Mr Thomas Thompson, Newcastle William Thomas, Esq. Newcastle Mr George Thompson, Newcastle (two copies) John Watson, Esq. Willington Robert Watson, Esq. Newcastle Mr John Rawling Wilson, Newcastle Thomas Wailes, Esq. Newcastle Robert Hopper Williamson, Esq. Newcastle Mr Thomas Wilson,… … HE Church of St. Nicholas* issaid to have been founded in theyear 1091, by Osmund, Bishopof Salisbury, a Norman by birth,who came over with William theConquerer. Between the years 1115 and1128, King Henry I. gave theChurch of St. Nicholas, with that of Newburn and others,held of him by Richard de…

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