Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland is in Brinkburn, Northumberland, Priories in England.
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. Exterior.
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. Windows.
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. Grave Slabs.
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. Interior.
The Devil's Causeway is a Roman Road from the Portgate, Northumberland [Map], where it crossed Dere Street, to Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland [Map]. It passes through Great Whittingham, Northumberland [Map], Hartburn, Northumberland [Map], where it crosses the Hart Burn, Netherwitton, Northumberland [Map], Longhorsley, Northumberland [Map], Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map], whereit crosses the River Coquet, north of North End [Map], Edlingham, Northumberland [Map] to Learchild Roman Fort [Map] where another road headed west to meet Dere Street at Bremenium [Map] aka High Rochester. The road then continues north passing Glanton, Northumberland [Map], Powburn, Northumberland [Map], where it crosses the River Till aka Breamish, the site of the Battle of Hedgeley Moor [Map], Newtown, Northumberland [Map], East Horton, Northumberland [Map], Lowick, Northumberland [Map], Berrington, Northumberland [Map] before reaching Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland [Map].
Around 1135 Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map] was founded as an Augustinian priory by William Bertram, Baron of Mitford next to the River Coquet.
Around 1180 Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map] became an independent house, and the building of the monastic church was commenced.
After 29th November 1483 Bishop William Dudley [deceased] was buried at Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. His gravestone was found during reconstruction work in the 19th Century.
In 1536 Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map] was dissolved falling into the category of those with an income of less than £200 each year; in 1535 the priory's value had been recorded as £69. After the dissolution the estate was mainly owned by the Fenwick family.
After 26th March 1888. Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map]. Grave of Cadogan Hodgson Cadogan [deceased].
Cadogan Hodgson Cadogan: In 1827 he was born to William Hodgson Cadogan. On 21st December 1847 he and Isabella Mary Smith were married. On 26th March 1888 he died.
In 1983 Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map] was used as the location for the Edmund Blackadder's consecration at Canterbury Cathedral in Blackadder Series 1 Episode 1.
The River Coquet rises around Chew Green, Northumberland [Map] from where it flows past Makendon Northumberland [Map], Blindburn, Northumberland [Map], Barrow Burn, Northumberland [Map], Shillmoor, Northumberland [Map], Linshiels, Northumberland [Map], Alwinton, Northumberland [Map], Harbottle Castle, Northumberland [Map], Sharperton, Northumberland [Map], Holystone, Northumberland [Map], Hepple, Northumberland [Map], Thropton, Northumberland [Map], Rothbury, Northumberland [Map], Pauperhaugh, Northumberland [Map], Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [Map], Weldon Bridge, Northumberland [Map], Felton, Northumberland [Map], Guyzance, Northumberland [Map] before passing under the bridge at Warkworth Bridge, Northumberland [Map] and reaching the North Sea at Amble, Northumberland [Map].
