Reference code: GB-0033-DHC11
Title: Durham Bishopric Halmote Court Records: Maps
Dates of creation: mostly 19th and early 20th century.
Extent: ca. 1,300 maps (boxed, rolled and flat) and 15 volumes (1 box)
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections
Origination: records of the Halmote Court, which administered the copyhold land and the tenants thereof belonging to the Bishopric of Durham, located mainly in Co. Durham but also in Northumberland and Yorkshire between
about 1500 and 1952 when the the Court's office was finally closed.
Language:
English
Further information on the Bishopric Halmote Court and its records is included within the
collection level description.
There are almost no maps or plans of bishopric copyhold properties among the Halmote Court records predating the Ordnance Survey (O.S.) maps. Halmote Court officials coloured their office sets of the 6 inch and 25 inch O.S. series (DHC 11/I and
III) to distinguish bishopric copyhold, leasehold and freehold land, and annotated them with the call numbers used to identify plots of copyhold land, and other administrative information. Working from the annotated maps, therefore, it is possible
to discover the call numbers relating to particular areas, and from there go via the call books (DHC 1/V) to the records of transactions relating to those calls in the court rolls (DHC 1/I-III). Conversely, working from a call number it is possible
to identify the location of the holding on a map.
DHC11/I: Annotated 6 inch O.S. maps of Co. Durham
DHC11/II: Books of reference to 25 inch O.S. maps of Co. Durham
DHC11/III: Annotated 25 inch O.S. maps of Co. Durham
DHC11/IV: Other O.S. series
DHC11/V: Miscellaneous maps and plans
DHC11/VI: Additional maps and plans
6 inch:1 mile Ordnance Survey of County DurhamDates of creation: 1862-1865
Extent: 4 boxes
6 inch O.S. maps covering the whole of County Durham (1st edition), coloured to distinguish bishopric copyhold, leasehold and freehold land, and annotated with the call numbers used to identify plots of copyhold land, and other administrative
information
Sheets are numbered according to the county grid used by the Ordnance Survey. This is
available online (copies available
within the collections and in the search room at Palace Green Library), with each main grid square linked to a digital image of the numbered DHC 11/I plan from the
list below.
These plans are all listed within the
library catalogue.
Key map linked to Halmote Court annotated 6 inch OS plans
Books of reference to 25 inch Ordnance SurveyDates of creation: 1860-1873
Extent: 1 box
Books of reference to the parcels of land as numbered on 1st edition 25 inch to 1 mile Ordnance Survey maps (acreage and very brief indication of land use). Each book normally covers a single parish, with most items within the list following
consisting of several books.
These books of reference are all listed within the
library catalogue.
DHC11/II/1
Auckland Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Whitworth, Heighington, St. Helen Auckland, St. Andrew Auckland.
DHC11/II/2
Chester-le-Street parish plan and index; Whickham parish, plan only.
DHC11/II/3
Chester Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Kimblesworth, Ryton, Whitburn, Boldon, Chester-le-Street. The last is another copy of No. 2.
DHC11/II/4
Darlington Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Haughton-le-Skerne and Darlington.
See also Church Commission Bishopric deposit, plan 703, for book of reference to parish of Darlington.
DHC11/II/5
Easington Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Durham St. Oswald, St Mary-le-Bow, St Mary-the-less, St Nicholas, the College (extra parochial) and Durham Castle and Precincts (extra parochial); Merrington, Bishop Middleham,
Sedgefield, Easington.
DHC11/II/6
Gainford parish, plan and index.
DHC11/II/7
Hamsterley parish and detached parts (chiefly Woodland township) of Cockfield parish, plan and index.
DHC11/II/8
Houghton Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Monk Wearmouth, Bishop Wearmouth, Sunderland and Houghton-le-Spring.
DHC11/II/9
Houghton-le-Spring parish, index and plan.
DHC11/II/10
Lanchester Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Witton Gilbert, and Lanchester (in two parts).
DHC11/II/11
Stockton Ward, containing plans and indices to the parishes of Norton and Stockton-on-Tees.
See also Church Commission Bishopric deposit, plan 702, for book of reference to parish of Norton.
DHC11/II/12
Washington parish, plan and index.
DHC11/II/13
Whickham parish, index only.
For plan see No. 2 (Chester-le-Street parish).
DHC11/II/14
Wolsingham Ward, containing plans and indexes to the parishes of Witton-le-Wear, Hamsterley, Cockfield (detached parts only, chiefly Woodland township) and Wolsingham.
DHC11/II/15
Edmondbyers parish (photocopy).
25 inch:1 mile Ordnance Survey of County DurhamReference: DHC11/IIIDates of creation: 1856-1921
Besides the 6 inch Ordnance Survey Maps covering the whole of County Durham (in
DHC 11/I), the Halmote Court Records contain a large number of 25 inch Maps covering areas where the Durham Bishopric estates lay (a large
part, but by no means all, of the County), including 1st, 2nd and 3rd editions. These maps were used a great deal in the working of the Halmote Office and many bear colourings and markings such as call numbers placed on them in the Office.
The numbers in brackets within this catalogue are the numbers of the grid squares of the Ordnance Survey county grid (used also for the 6 inch maps at DHC 11/I). Within the 25 inch series, each grid square was divided into 16 sheets and the
unbracketed numbers refer to these sheet numbers. By reference to the Key Map (at DHC 11/I/A or
available online) and to this list it can be
ascertained whether a 25 inch Map is here for any part of the County.
All the Ordnance Survey 6 inch and 25 inch maps for County Durham (from this and other collections held at Palace Green Library) are listed within the
library catalogue, where they can be found by carrying out a
Title search for 'Durham Sheet
[number]'.
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Other Ordnance Survey mapsExtent: 7 metres
25 inch:1 mile and 1:1250 O.S. maps of Bedlingtonshire, 5 ft and 10 ft O.S. maps for County Durham towns
Most are annotated within the Halmote Court office, coloured to indicate tenure (copyhold or leasehold) and with call numbers
DHC11/IV Bedlingtonshire 1913 and 1922
Scale 25 inch:1 mile
Ordnance Survey for Northumberland, new series sheet numbers: 69.16, 70.13, 72.12 (part), 77.4, 77.8, 78.1, 78.5. The sheet 72.12 is an enlarged section of the 1:1250 sheet for Bedlington, printed for the Inland Revenue (Land Valuation
Department), numbered LXXII 12NW, 1913 edition. Other sheets are the 1922 edition.
Catalogued within the
printed library catalogue
DHC11/IV Auckland 1857
Scale 10 feet:1 Mile
Sheets: 2, 3 (two copies), 4, 6 (sheet 5 not held)
Catalogued within the
printed library catalogue
DHC11/IV Gateshead 1858
Scale 10 feet:1 Mile
Sheet 15 (only, sheets 1-14 not held)
Catalogued within the
printed library catalogue
DHC11/IV Stockton 1856-1857
Scale 10 feet:1 Mile
Sheets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Catalogued within the
printed library catalogue (with link to digitised version online)
DHC11/IV Sunderland 1858-1860
Scale 10 feet:1 Mile
Sheets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6a, 7, 8, 9, 9, 10, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15, 16, 17, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34
Catalogued within the
printed library catalogue
Miscellaneous maps and plansDates of creation: 1704-1930 and undated (most 19th century)
Extent: 33 metres (boxed, outsize rolled and flat plans)
Maps made for or useful to administration of the bishopric estates, with some strays from Durham Cathedral Dean & Chapter estate records
The numbers in brackets are numbers placed there, presumably, in the Halmote Office.
DHC11/V/11 (142)
Eight Ordnance Survey maps relating to the Stella Coal Co. and Ryton.
25 inch Ordnance Survey sheets:
DHC11/V/65 (67)
Plan of Ryhope township in the parish of Bishopwearmouth.
A printed plan with manuscript annotations and corrections, a later mapping (scale 6 chains to one inch) of ancient inclosures and of the inclosures carried out by 'Wall's decree'
[i.e. Durham Chancery decree] of 28 June 1680. A manuscript annotation refers to earlier inclosure apparently effected between 1647 and 1658 (see also HC chancery decree copy 35 (254591 1/2).
Digitised material for Plan of Ryhope township in the parish of Bishopwearmouth - DHC11/V/65 DHC11/V/67 March 1826
Plan of Corps Land in the parish of Durham St. Oswald
Canon J.B. Jenkinson in possession; 2nd stall [John Banks Jenkinson held 2nd stall 1825-1827].
Lands shown on this plan as belonging to the first prebendal estate are marked as
belonging to the second stall on other plans (P. Mussett, 19/8/1997)
See also HC misc. maps and plans 20 (first stall lands) and 73 (second stall lands)
The plan is wrongly headed 'for John Banks Jenkinson, Bishop of St. David's', 'in right
of the 1st stall' of Durham Cathedral, but Jenkinson held the second stall 1825-1827
A note on the plan also refers to land held by Thomas Gisborne in right of the second stall of Durham Cathedral, but Gisborne held the first stall
1826-1846.
Surveyor: John Davison.
scale: 3 chains to one inch
Digitised material for Plan of Corps Land in the parish of Durham St. Oswald - DHC11/V/67 DHC11/V/73 (26)
Plan of Corps Lands (2nd stall, Canon J.B. Jenkinson in possession) in Durham St. Oswald.
[Incomplete draft] version (with various annotations) of DHC Misc. Maps and Plans 67. Incorrectly annotated in pencil '1st stall'; this is actually a
plan of land belonging to the second stall of Durham Cathedral in the parish of St Oswald.
See also DHC Misc. Maps and Plans 20 (first stall) and 67 (second stall).
scale: 3 chains to one
inch
Digitised material for Plan of Corps Lands 2nd stall, Canon J.B. Jenkinson, in Durham St. Oswald - DHC11/V/73 DHC11/V/74 (74)
Plan of Sedgefield 'town', part of the Sedgefield tithe plan, 1838, but annotated in pencil with some names of owners or occupiers and details of type of tenure, including some Durham Bishopric Halmote Court call numbers.
scale: 2 chains to one
inch
Digitised material for Plan of Sedgefield - DHC11/V/74 DHC11/V/89
Plan, “renewed” in 1832 for George Rooke, vicar of Embleton [1830-74] of Boldon West Pastures as they were divided between Rock and Rennington chapelries in 1769.
In 1767 Rock and Rennington were constituted separate cures with distinct endowments [NCH II, p.149]. Presumably the Boldon lands formed part of these endowments, possibly from the mother parish of Embleton.
Digitised material for Plan of Boldon West Pastures - DHC11/V/89 DHC11/V/102 (153) 1862
Ordnance Survey 6 inch map, Northumberland II, LXXXVII, LXXXVIII, XCVI and XCVII, of Whickham.
Digitised material for Ordnance Survey 6 inch map, Northumberland II, LXXXVII, LXXXVIII, XCVI and XCVII, of Whickham - DHC11/V/102 DHC11/V/145 (157)
6 inch Ordnance Survey map, Durham XXI and XXVIII, 1861 edition, marked with Easington inclosures.
DHC11/V/156 1769
Armstrong's Map of Northumberland and Berwick.
DHC11/V/157
25 inch Ordnance Survey maps. 1st edition.
Durham III, 13; XVIII 1, 5, 6; XIX 8; XX 1, 4, 5, 8, 12; XXI 1, 5, 9; XXVIII 10; XXXV 11, 16; XLIV 1, 5, 9.
Digitised material for 25 inch Ordnance Survey maps. 1st edition.Durham III, 13; XVIII 1, 5, 6; XIX 8; XX 1, 4, 5, 8, 12; XXI 1, 5, 9; XXVIII 10; XXXV 11, 16; XLIV 1, 5, 9 - DHC11/V/157 DHC11/V/158
25 inch Ordnance Survey maps of County Durham.
XXIV 10, marked with call numbers, 1896 edition.
XXVII 2, 1919 edition.
XXVII 5, 1st edition.
XXVII 5,
1919 edition.
Also part of sheet LXXII 12 for Northumberland 1897 edition.
Digitised material for 25 inch Ordnance Survey maps of County Durham.XXIV 10, marked with call numbers, 1896 edition.XXVII 2, 1919 edition.XXVII 5, 1st edition.XXVII 5, 1919 edition. Also part of sheet LXXII 12 for Northumberland 1897 edition - DHC11/V/158 DHC11/V/159
6 inch Ordnance Survey maps.
DHC11/V/160
6 and 1 inch Ordnance Survey maps.
DHC11/V/160e 1921
6 inch Durham VI NE.
DHC11/V/161
6 inch Ordnance Survey maps.
Additional Maps and plansDates of creation: 19th-20th century (including a few copies of earlier plans)
Extent: 6 boxes
Small maps and plans, many originally part of Halmote Court office files of which the other contents were destroyed before the records were deposited with the university - see
DHC 10A.
DHC11/VI/13 1837
Plan of the Parish of Long Newton comprising the Township of Long Newton and part of the Township Middleton One Row, County Durham, made pursuant to ... An Act for the Commutation of Tithes in England and Wales [6 to 7 William IV], by Thomas
Davison, land surveyor, 1837. Acreages are stated.
Digitised material for Plan of the Parish of Long Newton - DHC11/VI/13 DHC11/VI/26d.(iv)
Plan showing pits in the Lambton royalty.
DHC11/VI/26i
Plan of property in Sunderland Street and Frederick Place concerned in the transaction Stokoe and others to Stokoe.
DHC11/VI/35a 1833
Particulars and conditions of sale of freehold, copy-hold and leasehold estates situate, adjoining and contiguous to Darlington - the farms called Hill-Close House, Dodmires, Clay Row Lands, Bowlby's Lands and building ground at Northgate,
Bondgate and Clay Row in Darlington and adjoining Coniscliffe Lane, near Darlington - to be sold on 16th October 1833. With six plans.
Digitised material for Particulars and conditions of sale of the farms called Hill-Close House, Dodmires, Clay Row Lands, Bowlby's Lands in Darlington - DHC11/VI/35a DHC11/VI/59e c. 1904
Plan of lands at Shotton showing freeholds and copyholds.
DHC11/VI/63j
Plans of the following Public Houses etc.:
Bridge Inn, Stapleton;
Cross Keys, Toft Hill;
Oddfellows Arms, Hunton;
Vulcan Inn, Bishop Auckland;
King's Head, Bishop Auckland;
Off Licence premises in Janson Street, Darlington;
Red Lion, Spennymoor;
Fox and Hounds Inn, Neasham.
scale: 20′ to 1″.
Digitised material for Plans of Public Houses - DHC11/VI/63j DHC11/VI/69k
Plan of Salthome Estate, Stockton.
DHC11/VI/127
Plan of Waldridge showing ancient copyholds etc.
