His second son, Rev . James Ord ( 1761 1836 ), who inherited the Langton estates, married Barbara Brandling of Gosforth.
32.
In 1879 a bridge opened over the Wear, allowing access from the former Brandling Junction Railway to a new central station in Sunderland.
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The original 1839 Brockley Whins station, on the Brandling Junction Railway, only had a platform on the down line ( towards Newcastle ).
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The Manor of Shotton, near Peterlee, Charles Brandling and they commissioned the building of a new mansion to replace the existing manor house.
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Members of the family lived there until 1860 including R . H . Brandling who donated land on Town Street on which the church is built.
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The height of the railway, at about 120 feet above high water, was determined by the level of the Brandling Junction line in Gateshead.
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By the turn of the 18th century, Felling consisted of little more than the large Brandling estate and a small scattering of tiny farming villages.
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His brother Thomas Brandling ( 1512 1590 ) was educated at the newly established Royal Grammar School, and founded the land and coal owning dynasty.
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Charles John Brandling ( 1769 1826 ) suffered financial problems as a result of which the estate was sold, in 1852, to Thomas Smith.
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This intersected the Tanfield Waggonway, and the Brandling Junction Railway was planned to meet the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway a short distance west of Redheugh.
