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The ancient parish of Hilton ceased to exist in the 1700's and united with Whitsome, the remains of the church (an overgrown grass mound) are around a mile from Whitsome Church. | The ancient parish of Hilton ceased to exist in the 1700's and united with Whitsome, the remains of the church (an overgrown grass mound) are around a mile from Whitsome Church. | ||
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| − | == Houndwood == | + | ==Houndwood== |
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| + | <td>[[File:Scotland borders houndswood.jpg|thumb|150px|Houndwood Church. Submitted by Darksecretz]]</td> | ||
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| − | == Hume == | + | ==Hume== |
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| + | <td>[[Image:Old headstones at Hutton.jpg|thumb|150px|Old headstones at Hutton submitted by Terry Hastie]]</td> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:42, 12 October 2022
Back to Places of Worship:Berwickshire
Hilton
The ancient parish of Hilton ceased to exist in the 1700's and united with Whitsome, the remains of the church (an overgrown grass mound) are around a mile from Whitsome Church.
Houndwood
Hume
Hutton
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