Laverick Hall Farm - Northumberland, on the south east side of Blyth

[Nova67]

I have now seen the PM that you sent. I do not recognise the surname that you mentioned.

[Nova67]

With the surname that you were helping with, there are 3 mentions on the North East Inheritance Database:

Thomas ROWELL, yeoman, of Laverick Hall in the county of Northumberland [Horton, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 15 November 1743

John ROWELL, yeoman, of Laverick Hall in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland [Horton, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 1776

James ROWELL, yeoman, of Lavericks Hall in the chapelry of Matfen town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Matfen, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 3 December 1808

This may be information that you already have covered, and may be some of the people you refer to.

[AllanUK]

With the surname that you were helping with, there are 3 mentions on the North East Inheritance Database:

Thomas ROWELL, yeoman, of Laverick Hall in the county of Northumberland [Horton, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 15 November 1743

John ROWELL, yeoman, of Laverick Hall in the chapelry of Horton in the county of Northumberland [Horton, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 1776

James ROWELL, yeoman, of Lavericks Hall in the chapelry of Matfen town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne [Matfen, Northumberland]

Date of probate: 3 December 1808

This may be information that you already have covered, and may be some of the people you refer to.

Thank you --- yes I found these when I was researching.

[Ian McL]

I'm working on the Rowell family from my late father in law, Dr Henry Snowden Rowell. It seems that the relevant hall is certainly Laverock Hall, now Laverock Hall Farm, south west of Blyth at a roundabout between the A192 and A1061. Laverick Hall, south of Hebburn is a more substantial structure.
My only (unconfirmed) Laverock reference is Joseph Rowell, 1716-1776, who married his second wife Elizabeth Forster at Horton by Blyth and died 7 February 1776 Laverock Hall, Blyth.