Durham Diocesan Records: Catalogue of records of episcopal administration

Reference code: GB-0033-DDR/EA
Title: Durham Diocesan Records: episcopal administration
Dates of creation: 1494 onwards but predominantly 18th-20th centuries
Extent: 232 metres (173 metres excluding clergy records)
Held by: Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections
Origination: Diocesan Registrar (as registrar to the Bishops of Durham)

Legislative and historical background to episcopal administration

Background essays on the administration of the diocese of Durham generally, and on the classes of records covered within this catalogue, are in the separate guide, Administrative Histories for the Durham Diocesan Records. General bibliographies are also within the same guide, and omitted from this catalogue except for editions of specific records.

Records created or maintained by the Registrar of the diocese of Durham, in relation to the bishop's administrative functions. This section includes most of the administrative records among the diocesan records, but note the distinction between this and similar sections of the collection:

Records relating to functions in which the bishop takes a more personal interest are typically administered by staff within the Bishop's Office, and can be found within section DDR/BP (Bishops' Office records).

Records relating to routine administration of the finances, boards and committees which govern the diocese, especially from the late 19th century onwards, are created by staff within the Diocesan Office. These can be found within section DDR/DA (Diocesan administration).

Certain functions are technically more legal in nature, and are managed by or on behalf of the bishop's judge (Spiritual Chancellor). These relate in particular to the bishop's jurisdiction over granting faculties for church alterations, proving of wills, granting licences for those about to get married by licence rather than banns, and the sequestration of benefice income during vacancies. These series are all within the section DDR/EJ (Jurisdiction and courts).

Conditions of access

Items under 30 years old may only be produced if a reader has obtained permission to see them from the depositor (most often the Durham Diocesan Registrar or her/his representative), except for items in the public domain which are made available with no closure period. Longer closure periods apply for certain classes of documents, e.g. personal files are closed for up to 100 years from the date of the latest item in the file. Details are given within this catalogue: unless otherwise stated, a 30 year closure applies.

Copyright and copying

Permission to make any published use of material from the collection must be sought in advance from the Sub-Librarian, Special Collections (e-mail PG.Library@durham.ac.uk) and, where appropriate, from the copyright owner. The Library will assist where possible with identifying copyright owners, but responsibility for ensuring copyright clearance rests with the user of the material

Catalogue

Bishops' Registers and Acts
Reference: DDR/EA/ACT

Bishops' registers and act books
Reference: DDR/EA/ACT/1
Dates of creation: 1494-1951
Extent: 12 volumes
Registers of the formal acts of the bishops of Durham
Until 1875, the registers usually begin and end with an episcopate. From about 1875, the dates of the registers (generally called 'act books' by that date) no longer correspond with the confirmation or death/resignation of a bishop.
Volumes 1-5 were formerly referenced as DDR/vols.I/1-5, and volumes 6-12 as DDR vols 1975/i-vii.
See also survey of surviving registers up to 1683 (DDR/EA/ACT/1/4 below), in D.M.Smith, Guide to bishops' registers of England and Wales (Royal Historical Society, London, 1981)
, p.264-273 (where the Durham Diocesan Records are referenced as DSR, and Durham Cathedral archives as DPK).
Some extracts from bishops' registers are printed in J.Raine (ed), Depositions and other ecclesiastical proceedings from the courts of Durham, extending from 1311 to the reign of Elizabeth (Surtees Society, number 21, 1845)
.
The pre-1683 bishops' registers have been published on microfilm, in Church authority and power in medieval and early modern Britain: the episcopal registers, 111 microfilm reels and 1 guide; part 3 includes registers of the bishops of Durham, 1311-1683, in 12 reels (Harvester Press Microform Publications Ltd, Brighton, 1983-1987). A full set of the films is available at Palace Green Library: a guide to the contents of most of these microfilms is kept with them, but does not cover the Durham bishops' registers.
The Durham Cathedral archive includes the following episcopal registers:

Richard of Bury (fragmentary, printed Surtees Society 119, p.22-64) and Thomas Hatfield, 1343-1344 and 1350-1380 (DCD Reg.Hat., microfilm available for copying at PG FILM 124)

Sede vacante administration, 1406 (DCD Misc.Ch. 5723)

Thomas Langley (printed Surtees Society 164, 166, 169, 170, 177, 182), 1406-1437 (DCD Reg.Lang.)

Sede vacante administration, 1576 (DCD/D/SJC/V1)

The National Archives, Palatinate of Durham records (ref Durh 3/1): Registers of Richard Kellawe and Richard of Bury (fragment), 1311-1316 and 1334-1345; printed T.D.Hardy, Registrum Palatinum Dunelmense (Rolls Series, volumes I-III, 1873-1878)

Auckland Castle: Act books of Edward Chandler and Joseph Butler (1730-1752) were noted as seen at Auckland Castle in 1958, but have not been traced more recently.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/1 1494-1501
Richard Fox
List of contents at front
Printed M.P.Howden (ed), The register of Richard Fox, Lord Bishop of Durham 1494-1501 (Surtees Society, number 147, 1932)

DDR/EA/ACT/1/2 1530-1577

Cuthbert Tunstall, 1530-1559 (ff.1-54r, 56r, 74v-77r)

sede vacante administration, 1559-1561 (ff.53v, 54v-55v)

James Pilkington, 1561-1576 (ff.56v-72v, 73v)

sede vacante administration, 1576-1577 (ff.72v-73r)

admission by Richard Barnes, undated (f.74r)

74 ff
Printed G.Hinde (ed), The registers of Cuthbert Tunstall, bishop of Durham 1530-59, and James Pilkington, bishop of Durham 1561-76 (Surtees Society, number 161, 1952)

Sede vacante acts are registered in DCD/D/SJC/V/1 within the Durham Cathedral archives, for March to May 1576. The right to jurisdiction “sede vacante” (during a vacancy) being in dispute, it was at first exercised by the Dean and Chapter of Durham and then, after a compromise had been reached, by the Dean and Chapter of York; hence the two different registers used during this vacancy.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/3 1577-1587
Richard Barnes
Ordinations printed in J.Raine (ed), The injunctions and other ecclesiastical proceedings of Richard Barnes, bishop of Durham, from 1575 to 1587 (Surtees Society, number 22, 1850)
, pp.xcviii-cii.
See also volume of acts “coram episcopo” within the Durham Cathedral archives, ref DCD/D/SJB/4, which includes the actual business of institutions and resignations, July 1581 to April 1582.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4 1618-1627, 1630-1652, 1660-1663, 1683

Richard Neile, 1618-1627 (p.1-15, p.18-102, f.103r-104v)

John Howson, 1630-1632 (fragments, p.15-17, f.104v, f.110)

Thomas Morton, 1634-1642 and 1652 (fragments, f.109, f.111r-116r, f.118v, f.120r-121r)

John Cosin, 1660-1663 (fragments, f.105r-108v, f.117r-118r, f.119)

Nathaniel Crewe, September-October 1683 (fragment, f.116v)

Index to livings for the whole volume, at front

121 ff.
Digitised material for Durham Diocesan Records: Parts of Register of Bishops Richard Neile, John Howson,Thomas Morton, John Cosin, and Nathaniel Crewe - DDR/EA/ACT/1/4

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4A (NOT HELD) 1730-1750
Edward Chandler
Recorded at Auckland Castle in 1958, but not subsequently traced.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4B (NOT HELD) 1750-1752
Joseph Butler
Recorded at Auckland Castle in 1958, but not subsequently traced.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4C 21 January 1753 - 18 May 1771
Richard Trevor
Described as acts done before Nicholas Halhead, notary public [Diocesan Registrar, 1769-1795].
1 volume, iv + 264 pages (p.153-264 blank)
Formerly retained within the Bishops' Office and referenced under accession number AUC/1/1 (Auckland Castle Library shelfmark 11/7).
Notes on the following kinds of entries are kept with the printed catalogues within Palace Green Library.

(predominantly secular) patents of appointment

clergy (and a few schoolmasters') licences and admissions etc

grant of market in South Shields to Dean and Chapter

ordinations of clergy to serve in Scotland

Digitised material for Durham Diocesan Records: Register of Bishop Richard Trevor - DDR/EA/ACT/1/4C

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4D 20 July 1771 - 29 August 1783
John Egerton (spiritual acts). Also includes a few temporal acts on p.49 and 100 (appointments of officers), and on p.63 and 73 (confirmations of leases).
Described as acts done before George Brooks, notary public [Apparitor, perhaps also Registrar?]. Includes biographical notes on Egerton (inside front cover).
1 volume, ii + 134 pages
Formerly retained within the Bishops' Office and referenced under accession number AUC/1/2 (Auckland Castle Library shelfmark 11/6).
Digitised material for Durham Diocesan Records: Register of Bishop John Egerton (spiritual acts) - DDR/EA/ACT/1/4D

DDR/EA/ACT/1/4E 20 August 1771 - 27 December 1784
John Egerton (temporal acts). With index at p.41-44. Also includes his spiritual acts for 4 September 1783 to 27 December 1784 at back (reversed).
1 volume, ii + 138 pages (p.45-125 blank)
Formerly retained within the Bishops' Office and referenced under accession number AUC/1/3 (Auckland Castle Library shelfmark 11/5).
Add.MS.449 (including temporal acts 1771-1777) is perhaps a copy of or draft for this act book.
Digitised material for Durham Diocesan Records: Register of Bishop John Egerton (temporal acts) - DDR/EA/ACT/1/4E

DDR/EA/ACT/1/5 1826-1856

William Van Mildert, 1826-1836

Edward Maltby, 1836-1856

Digitised material for Durham Diocesan Records: Register of Bishop William Van Mildert and Edward Maltby - DDR/EA/ACT/1/5

DDR/EA/ACT/1/6 December 1856-August 1875
This and the following act books include indexes of people and of parishes.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/7 July 1875-December 1887

DDR/EA/ACT/1/8 January 1888-November 1893

DDR/EA/ACT/1/9 May 1879-September 1889
Note overlap of this and the following volume, with the preceding two act books.

DDR/EA/ACT/1/10 October 1889-December 1908

DDR/EA/ACT/1/11 January 1909-November 1924

DDR/EA/ACT/1/12 November 1924-November 1951

Draft and copy episcopal act book
Reference: DDR/EA/ACT/2/1
Dates of creation: 1827-1860
Day book of episcopal acts, serving as a draft act book. Includes acts of the diocese of Durham, 1827-1860, and of the diocese of York, 1848-1860.
Formerly cited as DDR/vols.XVIII/9

Lists and transcripts of episcopal acts
Reference: DDR/EA/ACT/3
Dates of creation: 1771, 1837-1855, 1879-1881, 1966-1969
Extent: 1 bundle
Lists of bishop's acts (ordinations, admissions, licences etc). The 1837 item is a set of transcripts of Richard Kellaw's register for 1315, made in or after 1837. The 1771 item is a notarial act relating to the confirmation of John Egerton as bishop of Durham.
Some of these acts appear to have been drawn up as drafts for the main series of act books and bishops' registers.
Separate folders of lists/draft acts are each arranged in date order

Clergy and Layworkers' Papers
Reference: DDR/EA/CL These papers, including detailed lists of specific series (ordination papers, letters testimonial for admissions to benefices) are covered in the separate catalogue of clergy and layworkers' papers

Non-Ecclesiastical Appointments
Reference: DDR/EA/NE DDR/EA/CLS/1: Subscription books, 1662-1976. The first subscription book (possibly other books also) includes subscriptions of parish clerks, schoolmasters and midwives.

Schoolmasters
Reference: DDR/EA/NES

DDR/EA/NES/1 1666-1864
Nominations of schoolmasters, typically by local burgesses or on election by trustees, and letters testimonial (occasionally only one of these documents survives). Some related papers also survive, including letters and minutes of trustees' meetings.
1 box

DDR/EA/NES/2 1811, 1859
Commissions to license schoolmasters
1 bundle

DDR/EA/NES/3 1781
Schoolmaster's resignation
1 folder

Parish Clerks
Reference: DDR/EA/NEP

DDR/EA/NEP/1 1733-1868
Parish clerks' nominations
1 box

DDR/EA/NEP/2 1864, 1865, 1877
Draft licences of parish clerks
1 folder

DDR/EA/NEP/3/1 1817
Parish clerks' resignation
1 folder

DDR/EA/NEP/4/1 undated
Note on procedures for appointment of parish clerks, including during vacancies
1 folder

Other Non-Ecclesiastical Appointments
Reference: DDR/EA/NEO

DDR/EA/NEO/1 1732-1775
Midwives' and surgeon's nominations (very few survive)
1 bundle

DDR/EA/NEO/2 1937
Letters and notes relating to the appointment of a Cathedral Bedesman.
1 folder

Benefices and Parishes
Reference: DDR/EA/BE

Pastoral Reorganisation
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP

Statements from incumbents applying for plurality licences
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/1
Dates of creation: 1854-1865
Extent: 1 bundle DDR/EA/CLN: Non-Residence and Plurality

Correspondence relating to applications for plurality licences
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/2
Dates of creation: 1946-1966
Extent: 1 bundle and 1 folder
Correspondence between registrar, bishop, archbishop's solicitors, parishes, incumbents and others relating to applications to the archbishop of Canterbury to hold benefices in plurality.

Register of orders in council
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/3/1
Dates of creation: 1835-1853
Extent: 1 volume
Registered copies of orders in Council relating to the creation of new parishes, together with some deeds and leases etc. List of contents loose at front
Formerly cited as DDR/vols.XI/3

Orders in council, pastoral orders and pastoral schemes
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/4
Dates of creation: 1831-1999
Extent: 4½ metres
Orders in Council, together with pastoral schemes and Church Commissioners' or Bishops' orders, many with plans showing alterations to benefices and boundaries etc. Most items include an original, sealed copy of the order, together with a number of smaller, printed copies. Apart from covering letters, very little correspondence is contained within the series.
Arranged in numerical order, except for the earliest orders, which are in an alpha sequence from A to U. This order is the same as that used in the manuscript indexes previously maintained in the Diocesan Registry (from which the following list is largely derived), and is roughly chronological.
Note that no attempt is made within this list to preserve the legal spelling and format of parish or benefice names, except where necessary to the description of the parish/benefice reorganisation concerned. Instead, our usual format (such as 'Billingham St Aidan') is used, in order to facilitate searching across the catalogues.
Manuscript notes on plans with the pre-1900 Orders in Council (DDR/EA/BEP/4/A-358) are kept with the printed catalogues within Palace Green Library.
Online versions of the London Gazette are available at www.thegazette.co.uk, and can be used to search for any Orders published therein. When searching, note that the date of publication is generally later than the date of order noted within this list, and leave 'Notice type' at 'Show all' (not 'Church').
21st century pastoral orders and schemes are listed at DDR/EA/BEP/13. As well as related records within this section of the Durham Diocesan Records, see also other Diocesan Registry records relating to the Sharing of Church Buildings (DDR/EA/CHS), the Designation of Parish Centres of Worship (DDR/EA/CHW) and Suspension of Presentation (DDR/EA/PAS).
Records from the Pastoral Committee are in the separate catalogue of Diocesan Office records, under DDR/DA/PAS.
This series relates to County Durham parishes and chapelries only. Similar material for Northumberland if it survives (including pre-1882 material) should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Archives.

DDR/EA/BEP/4/A 3 July 1831
Assigning districts to Durham St Oswald and Shincliffe
Order in Council (with plan), including:

Rough copy of plan of parish of Durham St Oswald, 1825

Sealed copy of above plan, with description of boundaries of Shincliffe annexed

Copy of above plan, with certified copy of above boundary description, both sealed by Public Record Office, 15 Nov 1848

DDR/EA/BEP/4/B 6 November 1832
Assigning a district to Winlaton St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/C 20 September 1837
Assigning a district to Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Order in Council: plan referred to in endorsement but not found, 24th October 1969

DDR/EA/BEP/4/D 15 May 1838
Assigning districts to Houghton-le-Spring, West Rainton, Hetton-le-Hole and Penshaw out of the parish of Houghton-le-Spring
Order in Council (plan, 1827)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/E 8 May 1841
Assigning a district to Shadforth St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/F 21 October 1841
Assigning a district to Seaton Carew out of the parish of Stranton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/G 18 February 1842
Assigning a district to Coundon St James out of the parish of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/H 3 June 1842
Assigning a district to Wingate out of the parishes of Castle Eden and Kelloe
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/J 24 September 1842
Assigning a district to Collierley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/L 24 February 1843
Assigning a chapelry district to Heworth St Alban
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/M 3 April 1843
Assigning a district to Pelton out of the parish of Chester-le-Street
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/N 3 April 1843
Assigning a district to Darlington Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/O 10 June 1843
Assigning a district to Croxdale, consisting of the townships of Sunderland Bridge and a small part of Elvet (Durham St Oswald parish), and the townships of Hett and a smal detached part of Ferryhill (Merrington parish)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/P 15 July 1843
Assigning a district to Ferryhill
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/Q 23 August 1843
Assigning a district to Seaham Harbour
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/R 31 January 1844
Assigning a district to Thornley [St Bartholomew Kelloe]
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/T 23 May 1844
Assigning districts to Deptford St Andrew and Deptford St Thomas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/U 23 May 1844
Assigning a district chapelry to Cambo Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/1 22 December 1836
Relating to the Archbishopric and Bishoprics of York, Durham and Ripon
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/2 21 June 1837
Completion of augmentations of poor benefices out of property of the see of Durham left uncompleted by William, late Bishop of Durham
Benefices augmented are Esh, Auckland St Helen, Etherley, Shildon, Escomb and Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/3 19 July 1837
Bishop of Durham to hold the Castle at Durham in trust for the University
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/4 30 July 1838
Completion of augmentations of poor benefices left uncompleted by William, late Bishop of Durham
Benefices augmented are Satley, Medomsley and Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/5 4 June 1841
Endowing Durham University
Includes lands etc of 3rd and 11th stalls transferred to University
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/6 11 August 1841
Regulating the average annual incomes of Dean and Canons of Durham Cathedral. Under the Cathedrals Act 1840, money was to be paid annually by the dean and chapter to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, so as to leave an average annual income of for the dean and £1,000 for each canon (for those appointed after the passing of the act only). This Order in Council requires the dean and chapter to pay five seventeenths of the revenues payable to the dean, and one half of the revenues payable any canon appointed after the act. This arrangement was later replaced by a new arrangement, under Order in Council 64 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/7 14 September 1841
Confirming certain alterations in the statutes of Durham Cathedral. The alterations put into effect certain parts of the Cathedrals Act 1840, and include the following provisions:

reduction of the number of canons to “not less than six” , and of minor canons to “not more than six”

abolition of requirement for dean and canons to keep hospitality residence (following removal of corps lands, to relate only to dean and canons appointed after the act)

alteration to requirements for elections of officers to require a simple majority of the dean and canons present

minor canons not to hold a benefice more than six miles from the city of Durham (previous limit was 24 miles)

Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/8 6 October 1841
Making additional provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes amongst which are Penshaw and Tweedmouth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/9 2 February 1842
Transferring certain trust property from Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral to Durham University
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/11 27 April 1842
The augmentation of Wolviston perpetual curacy and others
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/12 27 August 1842
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes, viz : Collierley (£85) and Wingate Grange (£139)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/14 10 June 1843
Making additional provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes amongst which are viz: Collierley (£50), Darlington Holy Trinity (£49), Newcastle St Anne (£140), Benwell St James (£126) and Darlington (£25)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/15 23 August 1843
Making annual augmentations of the following livings in the Diocese of Durham, viz: Heworth St Alban (£135), Pelton (£135), Heatherycleugh (£44) and Heworth (£15)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/16 17 April 1844
Ratifying a scheme prepared by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes amongst which are Thornley [St Bartholomew Kelloe] (£134), Eggleston (£27) and Seaton Carew (£45)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/17 23 May 1844
Respecting the mode of appointing honorary Canons in Durham and other cathedral churches and the regulations to which they shall be subject. [Honorary canons were established by the Cathedrals Act 1840.]
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/19 10 July 1844
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the parish of Croxdale
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/21 3 September 1844
Making provision for spiritual duties of Seaham Harbour St John and Ferryhill St Luke
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/22 3 September 1844
Constituting a separate district out of the parish of Monkwearmouth for Monkwearmouth All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/23 13 January 1845
Assignment of a chapelry district to the chapel at Crook
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/24 13 January 1845
Assignment of district to Ingleton St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/25 26 April 1845
Separating the township of Middleton from Auckland St Andrew and annexing to the parish of Merrington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/26 30 June 1845
Constituting the district of Darlington St John out of the parish of Darlington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/27 30 June 1845
Constituting the district of Stella St Cuthbert out of the parishes of Ryton and Winlaton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/28 8 August 1845
The assignment of chapelry districts to the churches of Byers Green St Peter and Hunwick St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/29 8 August 1845
Making additional provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes, viz Seaham Harbour, Durham St Giles and Pelton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/30 30 June 1845
Separating the whole of the parochial chapelry of [South Shields] St Hilda from the parish of Jarrow
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/31 8 August 1845
Further endowing Durham University
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/32 8 August 1845
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the parish of Dalton-le-Dale, by the transfer of the patronage of the church of Seaham Harbour St John
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/38 1 August 1846
The further endowment of Durham University
Transfer of lands etc of first canonry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/39 27 August 1846
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the parish of Merrington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/40 19 December 1846
Relating to the revenues of the Bishops of Durham, Carlisle, St David's and Hereford
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/41 27 February 1847
Separating Southwick and Hylton townships from Monkwearmouth and for constituting the same a separate parish or benefice for ecclesiastical purpose
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/44 10 August 1847
Constituting a separate district of Benfieldside out of the chapelries of Ebchester and Medomsley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/45 11 February 1848
The assignment of a chapelry district to Thornley St Bartholomew in the parish of Wolsingham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/46 11 February 1848
Determining the mode for endowing the Bishopric of Manchester
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/47 11 August 1848
Assignment of districts to the churches of South Shields St Stephen and South Shields Holy Trinity in the parish of South Shields St Hilda
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/48 11 August 1848
Substituting a money payment to the canon of the ninth canonry of Durham cathedral for certain property belonging to him as such canon, and for authorising the sale of such property and of certain other property etc. Vests lands that were formerly of 9th canon's corps lands (as listed in schedule) in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are to pay £22 annually for as long as the 9th canon (WS Gilly) continues in office, in accordance with Cathedrals Act 1840. Also for sale of 2nd canon's estate (as listed in schedule), which had become vested in Commissioners in accordance with the 1840 act on the suspension of the 2nd canonry. (Other lands of the 2nd canonry were subsequently used to add to the endowment of the University, see in Council 61.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/50 30 July 1849
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the parish of Bishopwearmouth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/51 30 July 1849
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes amongst which is Durham St Oswald (£130)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/52 8 January 1850
The assignment of a chapelry district to Birtley St John the Evangelist in the parish of Chester-le-Street in the County of Durham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/53 8 January 1850
Separating the townships of Killerby from the parish of Heighington in the County and Diocese of Durham and uniting it to the chapelry district of Ingleton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/54 9 March 1850
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the parishes of Heighington and Staindrop
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/56 9 March 1850
Making additional provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes where such assistance is most required and for compensating certain spiritual persons whose emoluments have been diminished by reason of proceedings under the 1843 New Parishes Act
Parishes assisted include Crook
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/57 19 June 1850
The assignment of a district chapelry to Lynesack St John in the chapelry of Hamsterley in the County of Durham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/58 19 June 1850
The separation of the chapelry of Barnard Castle from the vicarage of Gainford in the county of Durham and constituting it a separate parish for ecclesiastical purposes and a benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/59 14 April 1851
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes where such assistance is most required, viz: Hunwick St Paul (£50)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/60 14 April 1851
Compensating certain spiritual persons whose emoluments have been diminished by reason of proceeding under the 1843 New Parishes Act
Benefices compensated include Monkwearmouth All Saints and Sighill, Northumberland
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/61 25 June 1851
Respecting the endowment of Durham University. Transfers lands formerly belonging to 2nd canonry (except those sold by Order in Council 48, qv) to the University, and reduces annual payment (established by Order in Council 31, qv) by Commissioners to the University by £652 3s.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/62 25 August 1851
Regulating the incomes of the several Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/63 2 February 1852
Constituting the district of Belmont out of the parish of Durham St Giles
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/64 2 February 1852
Regulating the incomes of the future Deans and Canons of Durham Cathedral. Under the Cathedrals Act 1840, the dean and chapter of Durham were to pay to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners an annual sum of money that would leave, on average, incomes £3,000 for the dean and £1,000 for each canon (but safeguarding the incomes of any canons who were already appointed before the act). This Order in Council requires the dean and chapter annually to submit accounts to the Commissioners, and (for post-1840 dean or canons) to calculate and pay the difference between their share of the corporate revenues and the fixed stipend of £3,000 or £1,000 (with a similar provision for the Commissioners to pay the dean and chapter money if the incomes any year fall below these figures). This arrangement replaces the previous scheme, established by Order in Council 6 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/65 27 November 1852
Apportioning and regulating the sums to be hereafter paid in respect of first fruits and tenths by Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/66 7 February 1853
Assignment of district to Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/67 13 June 1853
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes etc, viz: Benfieldside (£14)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/68 19 August 1853
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes, including Castle Eden
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/69 18 February 1854
Assignment of districts to the churches of Ryhope, South Hetton and Hendon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/70 18 February 1854
Regulating the incomes of the several Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/71 13 September 1854
Discontinuation of burials in various churches, churchyards, chapels and cemeteries, including:

Forthwith in Sunderland [Holy Trinity] church, Bishopwearmouth [St Michael] church, Monkwearmouth Dundas Street Chapel and burial ground, and Monkwearmouth All Saints church

From 1 May 1855 in the churchyards of Bishopwearmouth [St Michael], Monkwearmouth St Peter and Monkwearmouth All Saints

From 1 May 1856 in the churchyard of Sunderland [Holy Trinity]

Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/72 11 December 1854
Discontinuation of burials and ban on opening of new burial grounds. Burial grounds include Durham cathedral, Durham St Oswald, Durham St Mary-le-Bow, Durham St Mary-the-Less, Durham St Margaret, Durham St Nicholas and Durham Claypath Quaker ground.
The extract is endorsed, "hope to be opened without consent of Min of Health.",","Order in Council (typescript extract only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/72A 8 February 1855
Discontinuation and regulation of burials
Order in Council concerns Darlington St Cuthbert and Darlington Holy Trinity churches (burials to be discontinued forthwith), Darlington St Cuthbert churchyard (to be discontinued from 1 January 1856), and Darlington Holy Trinity churchyard and Quaker burial ground (introduction of regulations relating to burials).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/73 21 May 1855
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes etc, including Muggleswick
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/74 1 May 1855
Respecting the endowment of Durham University
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/75 13 August 1855
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 8th Canonry of Durham Cathedral. The 8th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished the corps following the death of David Durell in 1852.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/76 13 August 1855
Substituting a money payment to Bishop of Durham in lieu of certain estates belonging to his See
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/77 21 November 1855
Substituting a money payment to the 6th Canon of Durham Cathedral for the property belonging to him as such Canon. The Cathedrals Act 1840 allowed the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to take over part or all of a prebendal estate ["corps" land], by with the canon concerned, where he was already in office in 1840. On taking over such land, the Commissioners then paid an annual sum of money for the rest of the canon's period of office. In this case, the whole of the 6th canonry's corps lands taken over, for payment of £630 annually, for as long as Rt Revd Henry [Phillpotts] held the 6th canonry. (Under the 1840 act, when a canonry first became vacant after the act, the corps lands would be automatically taken over by the Commissioners, without any payment.)
The property taken over by this Order was subsequently sold under Order in Council 124 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/78 4 April 1856
Transferring the Manors lands etc belonging to the Bishopric of Durham, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/79 28 April 1856
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the Bishopric of Durham and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/80 24 June 1856
Substituting a money payment to Archdeacon of Durham of certain property belonging to his Archdeaconry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/81 28 July 1856
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 12th Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The 12th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished the corps following the death of John Savile Ogle in 1853.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/82 28 July 1856
Authorising the sale of certain property belonging to the 9th Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The 9th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished the corps lands], the death of William Stephen Gilly in 1855.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/83 28 July 1856
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the Archdeacon of Durham and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/84 22 October 1856
Assigning a district to the church of Sadberge
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/85 7 February 1857
Substituting a money payment to the 4th Canon of Durham Cathedral in lieu of certain property at Witton Gilbert and Aycliffe belonging to him as Canon. The Cathedrals Act 1840 allowed the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to take over part or all of a estate ["corps" land], by agreement with the canon concerned, where he was already in office in 1840. On taking over such land, the Commissioners then paid an annual sum of money for the rest of the canon's period of office. In this case, land in Gilbert and Aycliffe parishes (as described in a schedule to the Order) was taken over, for payment of £375 annually, for as long as Ven Charles Thorp held the 4th canonry. (Under the 1840 act, when a canonry first became vacant after the act, the lands would be automatically taken over by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners without any payment.)
The property taken over by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners was subsequently sold, under Order in Council 119 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/86 27 August 1857
Better provision for the cure of souls, Billingham and Thockrington (Northumberland) parishes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/87 7 May 1858
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Wolsingham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/88 31 July 1858
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Muggleswick
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/89 31 July 1858
Assigning a district to the church of Willington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/90 2 September 1858
Assigning a district to Durham St Cuthbert out of the chapelry of Durham St Margaret
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/91 13 November 1858
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to Durham Deanery and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/91A 13 November 1858
Discontinuation of burials from 25 November 1858 unless otherwise stated in churches and churchyards in the parishes of Stanhope, Auckland St Andrew, Birtley, Barnard Castle, Earsdon, Seghill, Blyth and Haltwhistle
Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/91B 13 November 1858
Discontinuation of burials from 25 November 1858 unless otherwise stated in churches and churchyards in the parishes of Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham, Gateshead St Edmund and Staindrop in County Durham and Horton in Northumberland
Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/92 11 January 1859
Assigning a chapelry district to West Hartlepool
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/93 2 February 1859
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 10th Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Durham and now vested in them. The 10th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Act [which abolished the corps lands], following the death of George Townsend in 1857.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/94 6 June 1859
Assigning a chapelry district to Wolviston
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/96 29 July 1859
Assigning a district chapelry to Eggleston [in Middleton in Teesdale parish)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/97 29 July 1859
Ratifying a scheme prepared by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making certain alterations in the appointment of Episcopal Patronage
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/98 12 August 1859
Ratifying a scheme prepared by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the re-endowment of the See of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/101 23 September 1859
Ratifying a scheme prepared by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/102 22 October 1859
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/103 23 January 1860
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 7th Canonry in the cathedral church of Durham. The 7th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished corps lands], following the death of Henry Douglas in 1859.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/103A 7 March 1860
Discontinuation of burials (with certain exceptions) in church and churchyard of Benfieldside [St Cuthbert] as from 17 March 1860
Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/104 10 May 1860
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/105 27 August 1860
Effecting the exchange of patronage of certain benefices between Her Majesty and the Bishop of Ripon
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/107 26 October 1860
Augmenting the endowment of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/109 26 October 1860
Annexing the lectureship of Durham St Nicholas to the perpetual curacy of Durham St Nicholas
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/110 26 October 1860
Better provision of the cure of souls in the parishes of Shadforth and Monk Hesleden
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/111 26 October 1860
Sale of property formerly belonging to the Bishopric of Durham in the Manor of Gateshead
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/111A 30 August 1862
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Witton-le-Wear
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/111B 30 August 1862
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Durham St Giles and Sadberge
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/114 16 April 1861
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/116 25 July 1861
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for the endowment of the See of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/116A 25 July 1861
Assigning a district to New Seaham Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/117 11 October 1861
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/118 11 October 1861
Substituting a money payment to the Canon of the 3rd Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The Cathedrals Act 1840 allowed the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to take over part or all of a prebendal estate ["corps" land], by agreement with the canon where he was already in office in 1840. On taking over such land, the Commissioners then paid an annual sum of money for the rest of the canon's period of office. In this case, land in Crossgate (Durham St Margaret parish) called "the Howlcroft's (as listed in a schedule to the Order) was taken over, for payment of £79 annually, for as long as Revd Henry Jenkyns held the 3rd canonry. (Under the 1840 act, when a canonry first became vacant after the act, the corps lands would be taken over by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners without any payment.)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/119 11 October 1861
Approving a scheme for the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 4th Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The property concerned was formerly part of the 4th stall's corps estate, but was vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by a Order Council 85 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/120 11 October 1861
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/121 6 January 1862
Assigning certain lands and hereditaments as an endowment for the University of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/122 5 February 1862
Assigning a district to Lumley Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/124 21 March 1862
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property formerly belonging to the 6th Canonry in Durham Cathedral and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The 6th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by of the Cathedrals Act 1840 and by Order in Council 77 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/125 21 March 1862
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property belonging to them in right of the 5th Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Durham. The 5th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals [which abolished the corps lands], following the death of Gerald Wellesley in 1848. Certain portions of this property were exchanged by order of the Inclosure Commissioners in 1854, for property within Durham St Oswald and Lanchester parishes as in a schedule to the Order in Council.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/127 26 April 1862
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/128 26 April 1862
Approving a scheme for compensating the Reverend Francis Thompson for loss of emolument (benefice of Durham St Giles)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/129 19 July 1862
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/130 7 June 1862
Substituting a money payment for certain property belonging to Wolsingham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/131 1 November 1862
Approving a scheme for constituting a district out of the parish of Benfieldside to be called the District of Consett
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/132 1 November 1862
Approving a scheme constituting the District of Haverton Hill out of the parish of Billingham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/133 1 November 1862
Approving a scheme, constituting a separate district for spiritual purposes out of the Parochial Chapelry of Witton-le-Wear to be called the district of Fir Tree
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/134 1 November 1862
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/135 9 January 1863
Assigning a district of chapelry to the church of South Hetton Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/136 9 January 1863
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of Shotton St Saviour
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/137 11 June 1863
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/139 11 June 1863
Assigning a consolidated chapelry to the church of Eighton Banks St Thomas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/140 27 July 1863
Constituting the district of Castleside out of the parish of Lanchester
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/141 27 July 1863
Constituting the district of Leadgate out of the parish of Lanchester
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/142 27 July 1863
Constituting a separate district of Sacriston St Peter out of the parochial chapelry of Witton Gilbert and the parish of Kimblesworth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/143 27 July 1863
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, relating to the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/144 12 September 1863
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property formerly belonging to the Bishopric of Durham and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/146 12 September 1863
Constituting the district of Evenwood out of the parish of Auckland St Helen
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/147 17 November 1863
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for authorising the sale and disposal of certain property formerly belonging to the 4th Canonry in Durham Cathedral. The 4th canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished the corps lands], following the death of Charles Thorp in 1862.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/148 17 November 1863
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts including Shadforth, Eighton Banks St Thomas, Monk Hesleden and Kyloe
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/150 1 March 1864
Constituting the district of Hawthorn St Michael
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/151 7 April 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Durham St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/152 10 June 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Lanchester and Crook St Catherine
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/154 10 June 1864
Authorising the sale of rent change in lieu of tithes arising within the townships of Harton, Claxton, Sandhutton and Flaxton, within the parish of Bossall and county of York formerly belonging to the Dean and Chapter of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/154A 9 July 1864
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of Gateshead Holy Trinity situate in the parish of Gateshead
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/156 28 July 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Darlington, Gateshead Fell and Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/157 27 August 1864
Constituting the district of Stockton-on-Tees St James out of the parish of Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/158 27 August 1864
Constituting the district of Gateshead St James out of the parish of Gateshead
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/159 27 August 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Durham St Oswald and Shadforth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/160 27 August 1864
Separating the chapelries of Harton, Westoe and Jarrow Docks from the parish of South Shields St Hilda and constituting them as separate parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/161 1 November 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the new parishes of Shotton with Haswell and South Hetton Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/162 30 November 1864
Making better provision for the cure of souls in the new parishes of Seaham and [New Seaham] Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/163 7 January 1865
Approving a scheme for carrying into effect a scheme submitted to them by the Dean and Chapter of Durham for abolishing certain fellowships in the University of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/164 7 January 1865
The assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Newbottle St Matthew in the parish of Houghton-le-Spring
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/166 31 March 1865
The assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Gateshead St Cuthbert in the parish of Gateshead St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/167 31 March 1865
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Ryhope and Gateshead Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/168 31 March 1865
Constituting the district of Cassop cum Quarrington out of the parishes of Kelloe and Bishop Middleham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/169 31 March 1865
Constituting the district of Cornforth out of the parishes of Kelloe and Bishop Middleham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/170 31 March 1865
Constituting the district of Coxhoe out of the parishes of Kelloe and Bishop Middleham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/171 31 March 1865
Separating the township of Tudhoe from the parish of Brancepeth and portions of the parishes of Merrington and Ferryhill from the parishes which they respectively belong to be united to Tudhoe
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/173 18 May 1865
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of Gateshead St Edmund in the parish of Gateshead St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/175 29 June 1865
Approving a representation of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for altering the boundary of the new parish of Heworth St Alban
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/176 29 June 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for constituting the district of Holmside out of the parish of Lanchester and Chester-le-Street and the parochial chapelries of Witton Gilbert and Tanfield
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/177 6 July 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Cresswell, Denton and Hunstanworth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/178 7 August 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Gateshead St Cuthbert, Gateshead St Edmund, Hartlepool St Hilda, Newbottle St Matthew Shildon in County Durham, and Horton and Shieldfield Christ Church in Northumberland
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/179 7 August 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Ryhope, Shadforth and Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/180 7 August 1865
Approving a scheme for the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Darlington Holy Trinity, Gateshead Holy Trinity, Lumley Christ Church, Medomsley and St Matthew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/181 7 August 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Sacriston St Peter
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/182 9 September 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provisions for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Darlington Holy Trinity, Newbottle St Matthew and Stella St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/184 5 October 1865
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/185 28 December 1865
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for constituting the district of Burnmoor out of the parish of Penshaw
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/186 3 February 1866
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Gateshead Holy Trinity and Medomsley
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/187 3 February 1866
Approving a scheme for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Coundon and Hunwick
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/188 16 February 1866
Approving a representative of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the assignment of District Chapelries, for Heatherycleugh, St John's Chapel in Weardale and Rookhope
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/189 9 April 1866
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Consett, Gateshead St Cuthbert, Gateshead St Edmund and Gateshead St James
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/190 9 May 1866
Approving a representative of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of Frosterley St Michael
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/191 9 May 1866
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Gateshead St James
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/192 9 May 1866
Making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Gateshead St Cuthbert, Gateshead St James and Gateshead St Edmund
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/194 29 June 1866
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Seaham Harbour St John
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/195 9 August 1866
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for making better provision for the cure of souls in certain parishes and districts, including Gateshead St Cuthbert and Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/196 14 September 1866
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for assignment of a district chapelry to Felling Christ Church within the limits of the parochial chapelry of Heworth in the parish of Jarrow
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/198 10 November 1866
Approving a scheme for the assignment of a district chapelry to East Rainton out of the parish of Rainton and for assigning a portion of the township of Pittington to West Rainton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/199 10 November 1866
Approving a scheme for the assignment of a district to Sherburn to be known as the Perpetual Curacy of Sherburn
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/200 28 December 1866
Approving a scheme for authorising the sale of property vested in them situate at Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/201 26 February 1867
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for effecting an exchange of certain lands etc belonging to the Bishop of Durham for certain other lands etc belonging to such Commissioners
Relates to the benefices of Bishopwearmouth, Stanhope, Auckland St Andrew, Aycliffe and Heighington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/202 17 May 1867
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for effecting an exchange of certain lands etc belonging to the Bishop of Durham for certain other lands etc belonging to such Commissioners
Relates to the benefices of Burnmoor and Lumley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/203 3 August 1867
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England authorising the sale of certain property in the parish of Aycliffe in the County of Durham now vested in them
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/204 20 August 1867
Constitution of district of Bolam
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/205 4 November 1867
For constituting the district of Westgate out of the new parish of St John's Chapel in Weardale, some time part of the parish of Stanhope in the County and Diocese of Durham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/207 28 March 1868
Constituting certain districts out of the parish of Bishopwearmouth
The districts constituted are Bishopwearmouth St Peter, Millfield St Mark, Pallion St Luke and Silksworth St Matthew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/208 14 May 1868
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for authorising them to dispose of certain property in the parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/209 19 June 1868
Constituting the separate district of Jarrow Grange out of the parish of Jarrow
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/211A 30 July 1868
Authorising the sale of certain lands in Framwellgate and Witton Gilbert townships, vested in Ecclesiastical Commissioners by patron and incumbent of Lynesack cum Softley
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/212 14 September 1868
Constituting the district of Darlington St Paul in the County and Diocese of Durham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/215 15 February 1869
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England for constituting the district of Lyons out of the parishes of Hetton-le-Hole and Pittington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/216 17 March 1869
Approving a scheme for separating the township of Cold Hesleden from the parish of Dalton-le-Dale and annexing it to Hawthorn
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/217 29 April 1869
Approving a scheme for constituting the district of Witton Park out of the parish of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/218 9 July 1869
The assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of New Shildon All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/220 7 October 1869
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the rectory of Bishopwearmouth and now vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/221 8 April 1870
Assigning the district of West Hartlepool St James out of the new parish of West Hartlepool Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/222 18 May 1870
Assignment of a district chapelry to Haswell St Paul in the new parish of Shotton cum Haswell
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/222A 6 July 1870
Discontinuation of burials (with certain exceptions) in church and old churchyard of Chester-le-Street forthwith
Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/224 24 March 1871
Assignment of a district to Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist out of the parish of Stockton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/225 16 May 1871
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/226 29 June 1871
Assignment of a district to Low Team St Paul out of the new parish of Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/227 21 December 1871
Assigning a district to Burnopfield out of Tanfield, Medomsley, Whickham and Collierley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/229 19 March 1872
Constituting the separate district of Stanley out of the parish of Crook
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/230 19 March 1872
Constituting the district of Auckland St Peter out of the parish of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/231 10 May 1872
Constituting the district of Dunston Christ Church out of the parish of Whickham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/232 28 May 1872
Constituting the district of Stillington out of Redmarshall and Trimdon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/233 28 May 1872
Directing the payment of £4 a year to incumbent of Fir Tree
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/234 15 October 1872
Constituting the district of Albert Hill St James out of the new parish of Darlington St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/235 15 October 1872
Constituting the districts of Chilton Moor out of the parishes of Houghton-le-Spring, West Rainton and East Rainton and out of the new parish of Newbottle St Matthew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/236 27 November 1872
Approving a scheme relating to the capitular estates of the Dean and Chapter of Durham. Scheme transfers cathedral estates to Ecclesiastical Commissioners, except for the estate listed in the schedule, and additionally establishes an annual of £11,000 by the Commissioners to the dean and chapter.
The schedule to this order lists all the properties that make up the post-1872 cathedral estates, and legal title to these estates thereafter stems from this Order in Council. The properties are also marked up on maps: apparently, these are Ordnance Survey sheets, which are still retained by the dean and chapter.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/237 5 February 1873
Authorising the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to sell certain property formerly belonging to the Dean and Chapter of Durham. The property concerned is some or all of those parts of the cathedral estates which were vested in the Ecclesiastical under Order in Council 236 (qv).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/238 5 February 1873
Constituting the separate districts of South Shields St Mark out of the new parish of South Shields Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/239 5 May 1873
Altering the boundaries of the new parishes of Deptford St Andrew and Millfield St Mark
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/241 30 August 1873
Constituting the district of Beamish out of the parochial chapelries of Tanfield, Collierley and Lanchester
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/242 30 September 1873
Constituting the district of Hamsteels St John the Baptist out of the new parish of Esh
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/243 26 January 1874
Authorising the sale etc of certain property situate in the parish of Pittington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/244 26 January 1874
Effecting an exchange of the patronage of Rookhope and Lanchester livings (with others)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/245 21 February 1874
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in Easington parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/246 12 May 1874
Constituting the separate district of Deaf Hill cum Langdale out of Trimdon and Wingate Grange
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/247 6 August 1874
Assigning the right of patronage to Burnmoor
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/248 6 August 1874
Constituting the separate district of Marley Hill St Cuthbert out of the parish of Whickham and parochial chapelries of Lamesley and Tanfield
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/249 28 November 1874
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Castletown St Margaret
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/250 12 December 1874
The assignment of a district chapelry to Gateshead Christ Church within the limits of the parish of Gateshead St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/251 4 February 1875
Constituting district of Sunderland St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/252 17 March 1875
[effect of Order unknown, relating to Hebburn St Cuthbert]
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/253 18 May 1875
Compensating the incumbent of Tanfield parish for loss of fees
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/254 13 May 1875
Making better provision for the cure of souls in Eggleston new parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/255 28 June 1875
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of Forest and Frith St James in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/256 5 August 1875
Altering the boundaries of the new parish of Birtley and other the new parish of Burnmoor
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/257 26 October 1875
Constituting the district of Stockton-on-Tees St Paul and Stockton-on-Tees St Peter out of the parish of Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/258 26 October 1875
Constituting the district of South Shields St Simon out of the parish of Jarrow St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/259 26 October 1875
Assigning a district chapelry to Spennymoor St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/260 26 October 1875
Constituting the district of Fatfield out of the parishes of Birtley and Washington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/262 27 November 1875
Assigning a district chapelry to the consecrated church called Bishopwearmouth Christ Church, situate in the parish of Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/263 17 May 1876
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of St Barnabas situate at Middle Hendon in the new parish of Hendon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/264 21 July 1876
Assigning a district to Gateshead St Helen out of the parishes of Gateshead Fell St Mary and Gateshead St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/265 12 August 1876
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in the township of Westoe and Harton in the parish of Jarrow
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/266 23 October 1876
Compensating the Reverend John Coulson for loss of income by the formation of South Shields St Mark district
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/267 23 October 1876
Constituting a separate district out of the new parish of Pelton, the parish of Chester-le-Street and the parish of Tanfield to be called the district of West Pelton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/268 23 October 1876
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Healey St John
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/271 20 March 1877
Authorising the sale of certain property in Bishopwearmouth parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/272 22 February 1877
Constituting the separate district of Eldon out of the parish of Auckland St Andrew and the new parish of Shildon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/275 12 December 1877
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of Brandon St John the Evangelist in the parish of Brancepeth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/276 12 December 1877
Authorising the sale of certain property in Easington parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/277 12 December 1877
Authorising the sale of certain property in Dalton-le-Dale parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/278 26 March 1878
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of Tow Law St Philip and St James
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/279 26 March 1878
Constituting the separate district of Hedworth out of the parishes of Jarrow, Boldon, Monkwearmouth and Whitburn
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/280 16 May 1878
Constituting the separate district of South Westoe out of South Shields St Hilda
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/281 14 August 1878
Constituting the separate district of Ayres Quay St Stephen (Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay) out of the new parish of Deptford St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/282 14 August 1878
Relating to the rectory and parish of Brancepeth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/283 27 November 1878
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Bishopwearmouth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/285 14 August 1879
Constituting the separate district of Waterhouses out of the parish of Brancepeth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/286 14 August 1879
Assigning a district chapelry to the church of Bearpark St Edmund
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/287 14 August 1879
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Billingham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/289 18 March 1880
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England relating to the endowment of the See of Durham
Includes volume of plans, kept in same box with Order. Numbers in Orders in Council schedule refer to number on plan.
Order in Council
Volume of plans, formerly referenced as DDR vols 1969/iii, was put into slip-case by Conservation Unit, August 1999

DDR/EA/BEP/4/291 28 June 1880
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England relating to the Archdeaconry of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/293 20 November 1880
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/294 1 April 1881
Constituting the separate district of Hebburn St Oswald out of the parish of Hebburn St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/296 15 July 1881
Effecting a transfer of the patronage of the benefice of Tanfield
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/298 26 August 1881
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Jarrow St Peter
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/302 3 May 1882
Approving a scheme for compensating the incumbent of the parish of Jarrow Docks St Mary whose emoluments have been diminished by reason of the constitution of certain new districts
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/303 3 May 1882
Altering the area of Durham and providing that certain parishes etc, subject to a peculiar jurisdiction other than that of the Bishop of Durham shall be only subject to the jurisdiction of the said Bishop
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/304 3 May 1882
Approving a scheme for compensating the incumbents of Newcastle-upon-Tyne All Saints and Jarrow Docks St Mary parishes whose emoluments have been diminished by reason of the constitution of certain new districts
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/305 3 May 1882
Approving a scheme for altering the area of the Archdeaconry of Durham and for providing that certain parishes which are locally situate in the diocese of Durham but are subject to a peculiar jurisdiction known as the Officialty shall be only to the jurisdiction of the bishop of Durham. Schedule lists Officialty parishes within the diocese of Durham.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/306 17 May 1882
Dividing the archdeaconry of Durham, to constitute the archdeaconry of Auckland and for endowing same
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/308 30 November 1882
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Monk Hesleden St John (Castle Eden Colliery)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/309 19 July 1883
Constituting the separate districts of Eppleton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/310 23 August 1883
Effecting a transfer of the patronage of the benefice of Monkwearmouth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/311 23 August 1883
Constituting the separate districts of Rekendyke St Jude
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/312 12 December 1883
Constituting the separate district of Dipton St John the Evangelist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/313 4 March 1884
Constituting the separate district of Blackhill St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/314 19 May 1884
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to the church of Tudhoe Grange St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/315 11 August 1884
Assignment of a district chapelry to Herrington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/316 11 August 1884
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Darlington St Luke
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/317 11 August 1884
Constituting the separate district of Southwick St Columba
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/318 29 November 1884
Approving a scheme for effecting an exchange of patronage of Eaglescliffe with Chorley, Manchester diocese
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/319 27 January 1885
Approving a scheme for constituting the separate district of Hebburn St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/320 5 March 1885
Constituting the district of Gateshead Venerable Bede
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/321 27 June 1885
Approving a scheme for apportioning the income of the rectory of Houghton-le-Spring between that benefice and the District Chapelry of Herrington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/322 12 August 1885
Approving a scheme for constituting the separate district of South Shields St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/323 17 September 1885
Assignment of a district chapelry to Eastgate All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/324 12 December 1885
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in the benefice of Jarrow
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/325 12 December 1885
Separating the district of Station Town from the parish of Monk Hesleden and annexing same to the adjacent parish of Wingate
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/326 8 March 1886
Altering the boundaries of the new parish of Rekendyke St Jude
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/327 6 May 1886
Assignment of a district chapelry to Greenside St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/328 26 June 1886
Assignment of a district chapelry to West Hartlepool St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/329 26 June 1886
Separating Foxton cum Shotton from the parish of Sedgefield and annexing same to Stillington for all Ecclesiastical purposes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/330 26 November 1886
Altering the boundaries of the new parishes of Monkwearmouth All Saints and Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/330A 13 May 1887
Order closing Monk Hesleden churchyard
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/330B 13 May 1887
Discontinuation of burials (with certain exceptions) in parish church and churchyard of Whitburn forthwith
Order in Council (photocopy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/331 15 September 1887
Transferring the ownership of Hamsterley benefice to the Bishop of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/332 29 December 1887
Effecting the formation of Hartlepool rural deanery to be in the archdeaconry of Auckland
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/333 29 December 1887
Compensating the Reverend John Gornall (benefice of Collierley St Thomas) for loss of fees sustained in consequence of the formation of the new parish of Dipton St John the Evangelist
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/334 29 December 1887
Compensating the Reverend John Coulson (benefice of South Shields Holy Trinity) for loss of fees sustained in consequence of the formation of the district of Rekendyke St Jude
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/335 29 December 1887
Effecting an exchange of the right of patronage of the benefices of Hart for that of Satley
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/336 29 January 1889
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Sunnybrow St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/337 6 April 1889
Assignment of the district chapelry of Darlington St Hilda
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/338 5 July 1889
Altering the boundaries of Deaf Hill cum Langdale new parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/339 19 August 1889
Assignment of a district chapelry to Hendon St Ignatius
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/340 19 August 1889
Constituting a separate district of Gateshead St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/341 13 December 1889
Compensating the rector of South Shields St Stephen for the loss of fees consequent on the formation of the new parish of South Shields St Aidan
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/342 15 August 1890
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Harton Colliery All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/343 15 August 1890
Apportioning income of Shotton cum Haswell between that benefice and Haswell St Paul
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/344 20 March 1891
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to West Hartlepool St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/345 23 June 1891
Altering certain rural deaneries within the two archdeaconries, discontinuing the rural deanery of Ryton and constituting the rural deaneries of Gateshead and Lanchester
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/345A 26 August 1893
Discontinuation of burials in the church (forthwith and entirely) and churchyard (from 31 May 1894 but with certain exceptions) of Auckland St Helen
Order in Council
Includes copy of a note concerning liability for dangerous monuments in churchyards, including churchyards taken over by the local authority

DDR/EA/BEP/4/346 26 August 1893
Assignment of the district chapelry to Escomb
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/347 18 July 1894
Altering the boundaries of the new parish of Auckland St Peter
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/348 23 August 1894
Assignment of consolidated chapelry to Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/349 11 May 1895
Constituting new district of Thornaby St Luke out of Thornaby, York diocese, and Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/350 13 August 1895
Authorising the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the 3rd canonry, Durham Cathedral. The 3rd canonry's property became vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners by virtue of the 1840 Cathedrals Act [which abolished the corps lands], the death of Henry Jenkyns in 1878.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/351 1 August 1896
Separating the district of Trimdon Grange from the parish of Trimdon and annexing same to Kelloe
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/352 1 August 1896
Depriving the Reverend David Evans of his benefice (South Shields St Mark)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/353 18 May 1897
Altering the boundaries of Holmside and Beamish new parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/354 19 May 1898
Altering the boundaries of West Hartlepool St James new parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/355 29 November 1898
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property situate in the parish of Durham St Oswald
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/356 19 May 1890
Alteration of the boundaries of Millfield St Mark parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/357 15 May 1900
Transfer of right of patronage of Middleton St George
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/358 7 August 1902
Constituting a separate district of Gateshead St Chad Bensham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/359 7 August 1900
Assigning the right of patronage of Darlington St Paul parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/360 17 September 1900
Apportioning the income of the benefice of Gateshead between that benefice and the benefice of Gateshead St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/361 9 March 1901
Altering the boundaries of Hebburn St Cuthbert and Hebburn St John new parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/362 18 July 1901
Altering the boundaries of the West Hartlepool Christ Church and West Hartlepool St Paul new parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/363 7 November 1901
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in Easington parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/364 16 January 1902
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in Easington parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/365 11 August 1902
Authorising certain additions and improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/366 12 March 1903
Altering the boundaries of Crook parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/367 20 May 1903
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/368 9 October 1903
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in Merrington parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/369 9 October 1903
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in Bishop Middleham parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/370 9 October 1903
Constituting a separate district of South Shields St Oswin
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/371 25 March 1904
Assignment of a district chapelry to West Hartlepool St Oswald
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/372 23 June 1904
Appeals to Ecclesiastical causes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/373 10 August 1904
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Gateshead St George
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/374 10 August 1904
Assigning right of patronage to Southwick St Columba
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/375 12 December 1904
Constituting a separate district of Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/376 21 November 1905
Transferring to the Newcastle Chapter Endowment Fund the endowment of a certain Canonry (now suspended) in the Cathedral Church of Durham. The canonry concerned was that previously annexed to the archdeaconry of Northumberland, and was suspended the Newcastle Chapter Act 1884 - it became vacant in 1905 for the first time since the passing of the 1884 act. The house attached to the canonry [within the College] is excluded from the endowment to be transferred.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/377 11 December 1905
Assignment of the consolidated chapelry of Swalwell
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/378 8 January 1906
Assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Jarrow St Mark
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/379 11 May 1906
Altering the boundaries of Ryhope and Middle Hendon St Barnabas parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/380 1 December 1906
Authorising the sale etc of certain property in the Bishopric of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/381 7 May 1907
Constituting separate district of Monkwearmouth St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/382 21 December 1907
Constituting separate district of Millfield St Mary Magdalene
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/383 25 January 1907
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in Billingham parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/384 4 July 1908
Transfer the right of patronage of Hartlepool St Hilda
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/385 1 August 1908
Authorising sale of certain property in parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/386 19 October 1908
Alteration of boundaries of Sedgefield and Grindon parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/387 15 February 1909
Transferring right of patronage of Seaton Carew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/388 10 January 1910
Apportioning incomes between benefices of Stanhope and 26 other benefices in Diocese of Ripon
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/389 19 February 1910
Authorising certain improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/390 13 October 1910
Constituting new district of South Shields St Francis
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/391 14 May 1911
Altering the boundaries of Waterhouses and Esh parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/392 10 November 1911
Assigning a district chapelry to the consecrated church of Cleadon All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/393 16 December 1911
Assigning a district to Grangetown St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/394 29 February 1912
Altering the boundaries of Boldon and Heworth parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/395 28 March 1912
Assigning a district chapelry to the consecrated church of Dawdon St Hild and St Helen
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/396 14 May 1912
Assigning a consolidated chapelry to the church of South Moor St George
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/397 14 March 1912
Uniting the parishes of Durham St Mary-le-Bow and Durham St Mary-the-Less
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/398 24 June 1912
Assignment of a district chapelry to the church of Craghead St Thomas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/399 16 December 1912
Order in Council relating to the boundaries of Holmside and Beamish parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/400 7 May 1913
Constituting a district of Horden
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/401 22 November 1913
Constituting district of Shiney Row St Oswald
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/402 19 December 1913
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in Lanchester, Auckland, Whitworth and Wolsingham parishes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/403 19 December 1913
Transfer of the right of patronage of Durham St Giles
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/404 9 March 1914
Constituting district of Annfield Plain St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/405 10 August 1914
Constituting district of Wheatley Hill
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/406 10 August 1914
Assigning district to Ushaw Moor
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/407 25 November 1914
Assigning district to Hedgefield St Hilda
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/408 25 July 1915
Authorising sale of property in Stanhope parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/409 29 February 1916
Assignment of district to Chopwell St John, from part of parish of Winlaton St Paul
Order in Council (with plan) and covering letter

DDR/EA/BEP/4/410 28 July 1916
Relating to property in the parish of Billingham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/411 28 July 1916
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of West Pelton and Craghead
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/412 24 October 1916
Patronage of the benefices of Darlington St James and Darlington St Luke
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/413 16 November 1917
Authorising sale of property in the parish of Billingham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/414 2 January 1918
Constituting separate district or new parish of Norton St Michael All Angels out of parishes of Norton St John Stockton-on-Tees and Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/415 4 September 1918
Altering the boundaries of the parish of Stella
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/416 24 February 1919
Altering the boundaries of the parishes of Monkwearmouth St Andrew and Monkwearmouth All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/417 11 March 1920
Authorising certain improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/418 11 March 1920
Altering the boundaries of the parishes of Willington and Whitworth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/419 25 March 1920
Altering the boundaries of the parish of Belmont
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/420 11 June 1920
Authorising the sale of property from the parishes of Durham St Oswald, Witton Gilbert, Brancepeth and Lanchester
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/421 13 October 1920
Alteration of boundaries of Durham St Margaret and other parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/422 3 December 1920
Assignment of district to Trimdon Grange St Alban
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/423 7 February 1921
Effecting a transfer of patronage, Heworth benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/424 27 May 1921
Effecting an exchange of patronage of Stanhope benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/425 27 May 1921
Authorising the sale of certain property in the parishes of Whitworth and Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/426 27 June 1921
Authorising the sale of certain property in Stanhope parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/427 14 July 1921
Altering the boundaries of Tow Law and Waterhouses parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/428 13 December 1921
Relating to the income of the living of Stanhope benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/429 2 November 1922
Authorising the sale of certain property in the parish of Easington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/430 12 February 1923
Constituting a separate district of Kimblesworth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/431 30 July 1923
Authorising the sale of property in the parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/432 16 January 1924
Approval of a scheme relating to the Archdeaconries and rural deaneries
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/433 25 January 1924
Authorising certain improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/434 12 August 1924
Constituting a new district of Easington Colliery
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/435 7 November 1924
Constituting a new district of Preston-on-Tees All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/436 17 December 1924
Effecting a transfer of patronage, Bishopton benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/437 6 February 1925
Sale of property in the parish of Gateshead
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/438 6 February 1925
Constituting a new district of Darlington St Matthew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/439 2 May 1925
Authorising the sale of property in the parish of Easington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/440 26 May 1925
Assignment of a district to Cockerton St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/441 24 July 1925
Union of the benefices of Monk Hesleden St Mary and Monk Hesleden St John
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/442 24 July 1925
Alteration of the boundaries of the parish of Wingate Grange
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/443 24 July 1925
Constituting a new district of Blackhall St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/444 24 July 1925
Exchange of the patronage of certain benefices
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/444A 12 October 1925
New district of Chilton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/445 26 July 1926
Relating to the patronage of the benefice of Horden
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/446 5 November 1926
Assignment of a new district to West Hartlepool St Luke
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/447 25 July 1927
Approving a scheme relating to Auckland Archdeaconry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/448 25 July 1927
Approving a scheme relating to the benefice of Great Stainton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/449 10 August 1927
Approving a scheme relating to the benefice of Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/450 3 November 1927
Patronage of the benefice of West Pelton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/451 13 July 1928
Authorising the sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/452 13 July 1928
Alteration of the boundaries of the parish of Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/453 20 November 1928
Relating to the parishes of Denton, Ingleton, Gainford and Bolam
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/454 21 December 1928
Union of the benefices of Dinsdale and Sockburn
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/455 29 January 1929
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Boldon
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/456 7 May 1929
Alterations of the boundaries of the parishes of South Moor and Annfield Plain St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/457 17 December 1929
Constituting a new district of Darlington St Mark
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/458 17 December 1929
Alteration of boundaries of the parish of Bishopwearmouth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/459 28 March 1930
Authorising sale and disposal of certain property in the parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/460 27 February 1930
Alterations of the boundaries of the parishes of Darlington St Paul, Haughton le Skerne, Aycliffe and Heighington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/461 15 May 1930
Uniting of the benefices of Hunstanworth and Blanchland
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/462 28 July 1930
Patronage of the benefice of Lamesley
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/463 27 October 1930
Assignment of district of East Boldon St George
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/464 18 December 1930
Alteration of boundaries of the parish of Harton Colliery All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/465 12 February 1931
Improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/466 17 March 1932
Alteration of boundaries of the parish of West Hartlepool St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/467 25 May 1933
Approving a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England relating to Seaham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/468 24 July 1923
Uniting of Seaham and Seaham Harbour benefices
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/469 29 June 1934
Sale of property from the parish of Edmundbyers
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/470 29 June 1934
Sale of property from the parish of Durham St Giles
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/471 29 March 1935
Uniting of the benefices of Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert and Monkwearmouth St Peter
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/472 4 May 1935
Patronage of the benefice of Castletown
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/473 19 November 1935
Sale of property from the parish of Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/474 28 May 1936
New district of Durham St Nicholas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/475 27 October 1936
New district of Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/476 18 December 1936
Approving sale of property in the parishes of Bishopwearmouth and Stanhope
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/477 18 December 1936
Approving sale of property in the parish of Pittington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/478 18 March 1937
Alteration of the boundaries of Cassop, Cornforth and Kelloe parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/479 29 July 1937
Alteration in the boundaries of the parishes of Billingham and Haverton Hill
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/480 6 May 1938
Relating to the disposal of certain property in the parish of Durham St Oswald
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/481 23 June 1938
Relating to the endowment of the benefice of Kelloe
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/482 25 November 1938
Relating to the alteration of the boundaries of the parishes of Hart St Hilda and Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/483 20 December 1938
Relating to resignation and vacancy of see by Bishop of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/484 25 May 1939
Disposal of property of the parish of Edmundbyers
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/485 25 May 1939
Improvements to Auckland Castle
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/486 23 June 1939
Disposal of property of the parish of Whitburn
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/487 6 February 1940
Closing of Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/488 7 March 1940
Union of Auckland St Andrew with St Anne benefices
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/489 17 April 1940
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Belmont, Durham St Giles and Shincliffe
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/490 17 July 1940
Alteration of the boundary of the parish of Seaham Harbour
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/491 7 August 1940
Union of the benefices of Spennymoor, Whitworth and Byers Green
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/492 4 September 1940
Addition to endowment of the benefice of Sacriston St Peter
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/493 13 January 1943
Relating to Shotton and Easington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/494 24 September 1943
Relating to sale and disposal of site and materials of Sleetburn St Catherine church in Brandon St John parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/495 21 March 1945
Relating to Bishopric in particular re Auckland Castle and land endowments
Order in Council (with plan and inventory)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/496 15 June 1945
Relating to patronage of the benefice of Eastgate
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/496A 25 October 1945
Union of benefices and parishes of Bishopwearmouth St Thomas, Bishopwearmouth St Peter and Sunderland St John, to form Bishopwearmouth and Sunderland parishes; closure of Bishopwearmouth St Peter and sale of site; sale of site of Bishopwearmouth St Thomas (church bombed); etc.
Ecclesiastical Commissioners' order under 1944 Reorganisation Areas Measure

DDR/EA/BEP/4/496B 25 October 1945
Union of benefices and parishes (to form Pallion St Luke and Millfield St Mark parishes); closure and demolition of Deptford St Andrew and Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay and sale of sites; etc
Ecclesiastical Commissioners' order under 1944 Reorganisation Areas Measure

DDR/EA/BEP/4/497 10 July 1946
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Belmont and Durham St Giles
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/498 2 August 1946
Relating to endowments of the benefice of Washington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/499 29 January 1947
Relating to patronage of the benefices of Dunston St Nicholas and Bishopton with Staindrop
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/500 23 April 1947
Relating to alterations of boundaries of the parishes of Brandon and Ushaw Moor
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/500A 24 February 1948
Burial grounds (Shildon) Order 1948
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/501 22 December 1948
Relating to the benefice of Monkwearmouth St Andrew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/502 28 January 1949
Relating to patronage of the benefice of Brancepeth
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/503 28 January 1949
Relating to the benefice of Ebchester
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/504 28 July 1949
Constituting a new district of Lobley Hill All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/505 31 March 1950
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas, Bishopwearmouth Christ Church, Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel, Silksworth St Matthew, Middle Hendon St Barnabas, South Hylton (Ford) and Herrington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/506 31 May 1951
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Monkwearmouth St Andrew and Monkwearmouth All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/506A 29 June 1951
Appropriation of old church of Frosterley St Michael
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/507 1 August 1951
Alterations of the boundaries of the parishes of Castletown St Margaret (North Hylton) and Southwick
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/508 1 August 1951
Alteration of boundaries of parishes of Bishopwearmouth [St Michael], Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel and South Hylton (Ford)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/509 1 November 1951
Constitution of new district (or parish, once new church consecrated) of Bishopwearmouth The Good Shepherd, from part of South Hylton (Ford) parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/510 1 November 1951
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of South Hylton (Ford) and Pallion St Luke
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/511 4 December 1951
Constitution of new district (or parish, if a new church is consecrated) of Cleadon Park St Cuthbert, from parts of Cleadon All Saints and Harton parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/512 4 December 1951
Alterations to the provisions of previous Order in Council dated 7.8.1940 re proceeds of sale of parsonage houses of Spennymoor, Whitworth and Byers Green benefices
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/513 4 October 1951
Appropriation of income of the benefice of Auckland St Helen
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/514 9 April 1952
Alterations of boundaries of the parishes of Grangetown, Ryhope, Bishopwearmouth Christ Church and Silksworth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/515 29 April 1952
Closing order for Wolviston burial ground
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/516 11 February 1953
Alterations to boundaries of the parishes of Burnopfield, Dipton St John the Evangelist, Marley Hill St Cuthbert, Tanfield, Collierley, Medomsley and Whickham
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/516A 14 February 1953
Order for plurality of West Hartlepool Christ Church and West Hartlepool St James

DDR/EA/BEP/4/517 28 May 1953
Transfer of interest in patronage of benefice of Durham St Mary-le-Bow to Dean and Chapter of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/518 1 August 1953
Union of benefices to form benefice of Hart with Elwick Hall
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/519 28 May 1953
Scheme for taking down and sale of the site and materials of Hartlepool Holy Trinity church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/519A 12 September 1953
Burial Grounds (Shildon) (Variation) Order
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/520 22 December 1953
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Hedworth, Harton Colliery and South Shields St Simon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/521 26 November 1954
Grant from Church Commissioners to benefice of Annfield Plain (£55)
Grant from Church Commissioners to benefice of Darlington Holy Trinity (£1000)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/521A 24 November 1954
Shildon burial Ground Variation Order number 2
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/522 19 October 1954
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Hartlepool St Hilda and Hart
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/523 21 December 1954
Alterations of boundaries of parishes of Eighton Banks and Heworth
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/524 19 July 1955
Order of plurality of the benefices of Edmundbyers and Muggleswick
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/525 29 June 1954
The Marriages Validity (Order), relating to Sleetburn St Catherine
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/526 28 October 1955
Transfer of patronage of benefice of Castle Eden to Bishop of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/527 29 November 1956
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of East Rainton and Hetton-le-Hole
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/528 19 December 1956
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of West Hartlepool St Luke, West Hartlepool St Aidan, Stranton and Hart
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/529 19 December 1956
Alteration of the boundaries of the parishes of Horden, Easington, Easington Colliery and Shotton and the constitution of new district of Peterlee St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/530 24 January 1957
Union of the benefices of West Hartlepool St James and West Hartlepool Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/531 15 February 1957
Alteration of the boundaries of the parishes of Billingham and Wolviston
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/531A 16 July 1957
Pastoral order for the holding of the benefices of Heatherycleugh, St John's Chapel in Weardale and Westgate in plurality and for payment to Durham Diocesan stipends Fund of part of the endowment income of these benefices
Pastoral order (photocopies only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/532 23 September 1957
Formation of new parish of Newton Aycliffe St Clare
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/533 27 November 1957
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Washington and Fatfield
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/534 19 February 1958
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Castletown and Southwick
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/535 25 June 1958
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Cleadon Park St Cuthbert and Whitburn
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/536 21 November 1958
Formation of new Ecclesiastical district of Billingham St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/537 15 June 1959
Union of benefices of Edmundbyers and Muggleswick
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/538 28 July 1959
Alteration of boundaries of Norton St Michael and formation of Ecclesiastical district of Stockton-on-Tees St Chad
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/539 19 October 1959
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Rekendyke St Jude and South Shields St Oswin
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/540 8 February 1960
Union of benefices of Stockton-on-Tees and Stockton-on-Tees St James
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/541 16 March 1960
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Stella and Winlaton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/542 7 June 1960
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Cassop and Shincliffe and of the extra-parochial place of Whitwell House
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/543 27 February 1961
Union of benefices of Rekendyke St Jude and South Shields St Mark and alterations of the boundary of the parish of South Shields Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/544 27 February 1961
Transfer of patronage of Esh benefice to the Crown
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/546 2 August 1961
Alteration of boundaries of parishes of Boldon St George and Harton All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/547 2 August 1961
Increase in stipend for the see of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/548 27 April 1961
Order confirming name of district as Cleadon Park St Mark and St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/549 25 January 1962
a. Union of benefices to form the Monkwearmouth United Benefice of St Peter with St Cuthbert
b. Demolition of Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
c. Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede, Monkwearmouth All Saints, Monkwearmouth St Andrew and Southwick St Columba
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/550 25 January 1962
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Dalton-le-Dale, Hawthorn and South Hetton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/551 22 December 1960
Rules for Tithe Maps 1960
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/552 28 March 1962
Formation of the new parish of East Herrington St Chad
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/553 18 April 1962
Union of parishes and benefices of Darlington St Cuthbert and part of Darlington St Hilda to form Darlington St Cuthbert. Union of benefices (but not parishes) Albert Hill St James and part of Darlington St Hilda to form Darlington St Hilda and St James UB
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/554 23 May 1962
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Esh, Bearpark, Witton Gilbert and Ushaw Moor
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/555 26 February 1962
Closing order for burials in Billingham St Cuthbert churchyard
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/556 24 August 1962
Closing order for burials in Haverton Hill churchyard
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/557 24 August 1962
Closing order for burials in Heworth St Alban churchyard
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/558 30 July 1962
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Durham St Margaret and Durham St Oswald
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/559 28 January 1963
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Blackhill, Consett, Leadgate and Medomsley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/560 28 January 1963
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Birtley, Chester-le-Street, Fatfield and Pelton
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/561 11 April 1963
Union of the benefices and parishes of South Shields St Hilda and Westoe St Thomas to form South Shields St Hilda with St Thomas
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/562 11 April 1963
Transfer of patronage of the benefice of Gateshead St Helen to the Bishop Of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/563 23 October 1963
Union of the benefices of Wingate Grange and Monk Hesleden
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/563A 23 October 1963
Union of the benefices of Castle Eden and Monk Hesleden
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/563B 23 October 1963
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Deaf Hill, Shotton and Wheatley Hill
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/564 20 January 1964
Dis-union of the benefice of Cockfield with Staindrop
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/565 1 April 1964
Union of the benefices (but not parishes) of Wolsingham and Thornley to form Wolsingham and Thornley UB
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/566 1 April 1964
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Gateshead Fell and Eighton Banks St Thomas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/567 23 December 1963
Order for plurality of the benefices of South Shields St Hilda with St Thomas and South Shields Holy Trinity
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/568 18 August 1964
Order for the renewal of plurality of the benefices of Hendon and Sunderland
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/568A 22 December 1964
Confirmation of declaration of vacancy under Part II of the Bishops (Retirement) Measure 1951 on resignation of Mervyn Armstrong bishop suffragan of Jarrow
Confirmation of declaration of vacancy (printed copy only)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/569 24 March 1965
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Haughton le Skerne and Darlington St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/570 24 June 1965
Transfer of parish of Usworth to rural deanery of Chester-le-Street
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/571 29 October 1965
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Tow Law and Thornley
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/572 31 January 1966
Union of the benefices and parishes of Gateshead St Mary, Gateshead Holy Trinity and Gateshead St Aidan to form Gateshead St Mary UB/UP. Demolition of Gateshead St Aidan church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/573 5 July 1966
Demolition of Monk Hesleden St Mary church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/574 28 July 1966
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Castleside and Consett
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/575 20 September 1966
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Cockerton and Darlington Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/576 9 November 1966
Order for plurality of benefices of Esh and Hamsteels St John

DDR/EA/BEP/4/576A 26 November 1966
Order for plurality of the benefices of East Rainton and West Rainton
Pastoral order (?)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/577 30 January 1967
Union of the benefices and parishes of Durham St Oswald and Durham St Mary-le-Bow with St Mary-the-Less to form Durham St Oswald UB/UP. Appropriation of Durham St Mary-le-Bow church for use as chapel by St Chad's College
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/578 13 November 1967
Alterations of boundaries of the parishes of Harton All Saints, South Shields St Oswin, Harton St Peter and Cleadon Park St Mark with St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/579 16 May 1966
Resignation of Bishop Harland of the Bishopric of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/580 26 January 1968
Closing order for Billingham St Cuthbert churchyard
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/581 23 May 1969
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Jarrow, Hedworth and South Shields St Simon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/581A 22 March 1968
Altering the names of parishes of Christ Church, St Aidan, St Luke, St Oswald and St Paul to Hartlepool instead of West Hartlepool and that of Stranton to Hartlepool Stranton All Saints
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/582 23 May 1969
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Billingham St Aidan and Wolviston
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/583 23 April 1969
Exchange of alternate share of patronages of the benefices of Witton-le-Wear and Witton Park, between Bishop of Durham and Crown
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/584 25 June 1969
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Lynesack and Cockfield
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/585 31 July 1969
Substitution of ancient church of Escomb St John as parish church, and demolition of 1863 church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/586 31 July 1969
Demolition of church of Gateshead St Columba
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/587 24 September 1969

Union of the benefices of Jarrow St Paul and Jarrow St Peter

Transfer of patronage of the benefice of Jarrow St Paul

Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Jarrow St Peter, Jarrow St Paul and Jarrow Grange

Closure of Jarrow St Peter's church

Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/587A 21 October 1969
Notice (only) of scheme for union of benefices of Hendon, Hendon St Ignatius and Middle Hendon St Barnabas, and alteration of boundaries of parishes of Bishopwearmouth Christ Church, Middle Hendon St Barnabas, Grangetown St Aidan and Silksworth St Matthew

DDR/EA/BEP/4/587A 16 December 1969
Pastoral order substituting ancient church for 1863 church as parish church of Escomb
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/588 4 February 1970
Union of the benefices of Hendon St Ignatius and Hendon St Barnabas
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/589 28 April 1970
Establishment of Billingham St Aidan Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/590 28 April 1970
Union of the benefices and parishes of Bishopwearmouth and Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield to form Bishopwearmouth St Michael with St Hilda UB/UP. Demolition of Millfield St Hilda church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/591 19 October 1970
Sale of site of old church of Wolviston St Peter, demolished by faculty dated 26 July 1877
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/592 2 November 1970
Transfer of the parishes of Beamish and Tanfield to the rural deanery of Lanchester
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/593 2 November 1970
Transfer of the parishes of Sherburn, Pittington and Shadforth to the rural deanery of Easington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/594 23 June 1971
Demolition of church of Jarrow St Peter and sale of site (church closed by Order in Council dated 24 September 1969)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/595 27 October 1971
Establishment of Harton Colliery All Saints Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/596 27 October 1971
Declaration of redundancy of the church of Sunderland St John
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/597 22 December 1971
Transfer from Church Commissioners to the Dean and Chapter of Durham of the sum of £183,258 in lieu of part of an annual payment of £10,000, which is to be reduced by £9,162.90 as from 1 July 1971 (see Order in Council 715 for eventual cessation of annual payment). The annual payment arises from Order in Council 236 (qv).
Order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/598 22 March 1972
Establishment of Jarrow St Paul Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/599 1 March 1972
Gift of site of church of Gateshead St Edmund, demolished by faculty dated 1 December 1970
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/600 23 October 1972
Creation of new benefice and parish of Oxclose. Alteration of boundaries of Birtley, Fatfield, Washington, Penshaw and Burnmoor parishes. Formation of Group Ministry for Oxclose, Fatfield, Usworth and Washington
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/601 23 October 1972
Demolition of church of Sunderland St John and disposal of contents
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/602 23 October 1972
Union of benefices and parishes of Gateshead St Mary, Gateshead St Edmund and Gateshead Venerable Bede to form Gateshead benefice/parish. Gateshead St Mary and Gateshead Ven Bede churches to be parish churches. Declaration of redundancy of the church of Gateshead Holy Trinity (chapel of ease within Gateshead St Mary), except south aisle [now known as St Edmund's Chapel]. Establishment of Gateshead Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/603 20 December 1972
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Stockton-on-Tees and Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity to form Central Stockton. Establishment of Team Ministry for new benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/604 20 December 1972
Declaration of redundancy of the church of Herrington St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/605 8 December 1972
Payment to diocesan stipends fund of part of endowment income of benefice of Sedgefield
Pastoral Order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/606 18 April 1972
Union of benefices of Hartlepool Christ Church and Stranton All Saints
Declaration of redundancy of church of Hartlepool Christ Church
Alteration of boundaries of the parishes of Hartlepool Christ Church, Stranton All Saints, Hartlepool St Oswald, Hartlepool St Paul and Hartlepool St Aidan
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/607 21 August 1973
Order of plurality of the benefices of Herrington and Shiney Row
Pastoral order under 1968 Pastoral Measure

DDR/EA/BEP/4/607A 24 October 1973
Union of benefices and parishes of Darlington St Mark and Darlington St Paul to form Darlington St Mark with St Paul, church of Darlington St Mark to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/608 13 November 1973
Diversion of Endowment Income, Shotton with Haswell
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/609 13 November 1973
Declaration of redundancy of the church of Hartlepool Christ Church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/609A 20 December 1973
Altering areas of parishes of Hart, Hartlepool Holy Trinity and Hartlepool St Luke
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/610 9 January 1974
Churchyard closing order, Thornley [St Bartholomew Kelloe]
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/611 25 January 1974
Churchyard closing order, Longnewton St Mary
Order in Council (with plans), including corrected version of plan

DDR/EA/BEP/4/612 6 February 1974
Alteration of the area of East Rainton and Hetton-le-Hole parishes
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/613 21 May 1974
Authorisation for Durham Diocesan Board of Finance to lease the church of Durham St Mary-le-Bow (redundant church) as a museum and a cultural and information centre
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/614 25 July 1974
Appropriation of part of Durham St Giles churchyard as site for parsonage house and garden
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/615 11 June 1974
Pastoral scheme for union of the benefices and parishes of Willington and Sunnybrow
Sunnybrow church is to be declared redundant
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/616 19 June 1974
Payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of Whitburn endowment income
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/617 16 October 1974
Establishment of a group ministry for the benefices of Greenside St John, Hedgefield St Hilda and Ryton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/618 11 October 1974
Holding of Escomb and Witton Park benefices in plurality
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/619 11 November 1974
Payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of Norton endowment income
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/620 18 December 1974
Transfer of advowsons of Frosterley St Michael, Longnewton, Norton, Tow Law St Philip and St James, Winlaton and Wolsingham and Thornley benefices from Bishop of Chester to Bishop of Durham
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/621 18 December 1974
Union of Willington and Sunnybrow benefices and parishes
Sunnybrow church declared redundant
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/622 9 January 1975
Payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of Etherley endowment income
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/623 18 March 1975
Demolition of redundant church of Herrington St Cuthbert and annexation of site to burial ground (church declared redundant by Order in Council dated 20 December 1972)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/624 14 July 1975
Holding of the benefices of Esh and Hamsteels St John the Baptist in plurality
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/625 23 July 1975
Sale of site of demolished church of Darlington St Paul
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/626 22 October 1975
Declaration of redundancy of Haverton Hill church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/627 19 December 1975
Establishment of Usworth Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/628 17 November 1975
Holding of the benefices of Crook and Stanley in plurality
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/628A 19 December 1975
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Horden St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/629 2 June 1975
Holding of the benefices of Dinsdale with Sockburn and Hurworth in plurality
Pastoral order, with correspondence of 1981 relating to the patronage of the benefices

DDR/EA/BEP/4/630 17 March 1976
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Eighton Banks St Thomas
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/631 4 March 1976
Demolition of church and sale of site, Haverton Hill St John (declared redundant by Order in Council dated 22 October 1975)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/632 6 March 1975
Holding of the benefices of Gainford and Winston in plurality. Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Gainford and Coniscliffe
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/632A 17 March 1976
Union of benefices and parishes of Billingham and Haverton Hill to create new benefice and parish of Billingham St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/633 19 May 1976
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Long Newton and Elton to form Longnewton with Elton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/634 18 June 1976
Payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of Gainford and Winston endowment incomes
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/635 24 June 1976
Alteration of the areas of Medomsley, Leadgate, Ebchester and Blackhill St Aidan parishes
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/636 2 July 1976
Appropriation of part of churchyard of Darlington St Cuthbert to use by the Parochial Church Council
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/637 23 July 1976
Union of benefices and parishes of Gateshead St Cuthbert and Low Team St Paul to form Gateshead St Cuthbert with St Paul. Church of Gateshead St Cuthbert to be parish church. Transfer of part of Gateshead parish into new parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/638 6 August 1976
Declaration of redundancy of the old church of Darlington St Luke, a chapel of ease in the parish of Darlington St Luke
Church Commissioners' order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/639 10 September 1976
Holding of the benefices of Fir Tree and Witton-le-Wear in plurality
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/640 27 October 1976
Discontinuation of burials in old part of churchyard of Wolsingham St Mary with St Stephen
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/641 27 October 1976
Discontinuation of burials in old churchyard of Hunwick St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/642 22 October 1976
Alteration of the name of the benefice (and parish) of Eaglescliffe to Egglescliffe St John the Baptist and for payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of endowment income
Pastoral Order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/643 15 November 1976
Discontinuation of burials in part of graveyard of Durham St Margaret
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/644 15 September 1976
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Norton St Mary the Virgin
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/645 15 December 1976
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Howden-le-Wear St Mary the Virgin
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/646 15 December 1976
Dissolution of benefice and team ministry of Central Stockton, creation of new benefices of Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity and of Stockton-on-Tees and the establishment of a Group Ministry for Stockton-on-Tees St Peter, Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity and Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/647 16 February 1977
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard, Lanchester All Saints
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/648 1 April 1977
Declaration of redundancy of the old church of Ryhope St Paul, a chapel of ease in the parish of Ryhope
Church Commissioners' order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/649 28 March 1977
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Hamsteels St John the Baptist and Waterhouses
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/650 28 April 1977
Alteration of the name of the benefice and parish of East Herrington St Chad to Sunderland St Chad
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/651 11 May 1977
Union of benefices and parishes of Jarrow St Paul and Jarrow St Mark to create new benefice and parish of Jarrow, church of Jarrow St Paul to be parish church, establishment of Jarrow Team Ministry, transfer of part of Hedworth parish into new parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/651A 26 July 1977
Discontinuation of burials in part of churchyard at Shotton Colliery St Saviour
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/652 27 July 1977
Holding of the benefices of Bishopton with Great Stainton and Redmarshall in plurality
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/653 11 October 1977
Union of benefices and parishes of Trimdon Grange St Alban and Deaf Hill cum Langdale to create new benefice and parish of Trimdon Station St Alban and St Paul, church of Trimdon Grange St Alban to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/654 11 October 1977
Union of benefices and parishes of Dunston St Nicholas and Dunston Christ Church to create new benefice and parish of Dunston St Nicholas with Christ Church, church of Dunston St Nicholas to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/654A 3 January 1978
Alteration of the area of Haughton le Skerne and Darlington St Mark with St Paul parishes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/655 1 March 1978
Incorporation of extra-parochial place known as Porters Close in the parishes of Durham St Nicholas and Durham St Giles and alteration of the areas of the parishes of Durham St Nicholas and Durham St Giles and of the extra-parochial place known as Durham St Mary Magdalene
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/656 21 March 1978
Demolition of redundant old church of St Luke, a former chapel of ease in the parish of Darlington St Luke and sale of site
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/657 25 April 1978
Discontinuation of burials in Brandon St John the Evangelist village cemetery, with list of exemptions
Order in Council (with plan), also Order in Council giving notice of discontinuation and copy letter from Commonwealth War Graves Commission, February-July 1978

DDR/EA/BEP/4/658 10 May 1978
Payment to Durham diocesan stipends fund of part of Bishopton with Great Stainton and Redmarshall endowment incomes
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/659 12 June 1978
Creation of two new rural deaneries named Gateshead West and Sedgefield and for the transfer of parishes between Houghton-le-Spring, Hartlepool, Easington, Wearmouth, Jarrow, Chester-le-Street and Lanchester deaneries
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/660 25 July 1978
Union of benefices and parishes of South Shields St Jude, South Shields Holy Trinity, South Shields St Francis and Jarrow Docks to create a new benefice and parish of Rekendyke, church of South Shields St Jude to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/661 25 July 1978
Appropriation of old church of Ryhope St Paul, a former chapel of ease in the parish of Ryhope and land annexed for office purposes (church declared redundant by Church Commissioners' Order dated 1 April 1977)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/661A 25 July 1978
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard extension of Haverton Hill St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/662 29 September 1978
Establishment of Winlaton Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/663 24 September 1978
Union of benefices and parishes of Stockton-on-Tees and Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist to create new benefice and parish of Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton St John the Baptist, church of Stockton-on-Tees [St Thomas] to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/664 29 September 1978
Demolition of church of Sunnybrow St John (declared redundant by Order in Council dated 18 December 1974) and appropriation of site to use as part of annexed burial ground
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/665 24 October 1978
Authorisation for Church Commissioners to sell site of demolished church of Dunston Christ Church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/666 24 October 1978
Representation re. discontinuation of burials in old part of churchyard of Eldon St Mark
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/667 6 February 1979
Union of benefices and parishes of Darlington St Luke and Darlington St Matthew to create new benefice and parish of Darlington St Matthew and St Luke
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/668 24 October 1978
Discontinuation of burials in old part of churchyard of Eldon St Mark
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/669 14 March 1979
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Lynesack St John the Evangelist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/670 14 March 1979
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Kimblesworth St Philip and St James
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/671 14 March 1979
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Witton-le-Wear and Fir Tree to create new benefice of Witton-le-Wear and Fir Tree
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/672 23 May 1979
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Gainford St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/673 26 July 1979
Transfer of parish of Darlington St Hilda from benefice of Darlington St Hilda and St James to benefice of Darlington St Cuthbert. Transfer of Bishop of Durham's share in patronage of Darlington St Hilda and St James to Crown. Alteration of names of benefices to Darlington St James and Darlington St Cuthbert with St Hilda. Union of parishes of Darlington St Cuthbert and Darlington St Hilda to create new parish of Darlington St Cuthbert with St Hilda, church of Darlington St Cuthbert to be parish church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/674 26 July 1979
Declaration of redundancy of church of Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist, a chapel of ease in the parish of Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton St John the Baptist
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/675 19 October 1979
Declaration of redundancy of church of Darlington St Luke (new church, see notes), a chapel of ease in the parish of Darlington St Matthew and St Luke
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/676 14 November 1979
Authorisation for Church Commissioners to demolish the redundant church of Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist and to sell or lease the site and annexed land
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/677 26 June 1979
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Ebchester St Ebba
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/678 26 July 1979
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Usworth Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/680 31 July 1979
Church Commissioners instrument certifying that the demolition of the redundant church of Sunnybrow St John has been completed and that the site had been appropriated to use as part of annexed burial ground
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/681 19 December 1979
Transfer of advowson of the benefices of Collierley, Etherley, Penshaw, Sadberge and Washington from the Bishop of Manchester to the Bishop of Durham
Order in Council, with copy of Church Commissioners' scheme and covering letter

DDR/EA/BEP/4/682 19 December 1979
Confirmation of declaration by Archbishop of York of vacancy of suffragan bishopric of Jarrow as from 31 July 1980, subsequent to the resignation of Alexander Kenneth Hamilton
Confirmation of declaration of vacancy

DDR/EA/BEP/4/683 13 February 1980
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Collierley and Annfield Plain St Aidan to create new benefice of Collierley with Annfield Plain
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/684 20 December 1979
Pastoral order altering the areas of the parishes of Herrington, Penshaw and Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/685 13 February 1980
Authorisation for Church Commissioners to sell or lease site of demolished church of Auckland St Phillip, a former chapel of ease in the parish of Auckland St Andrew and annexed land
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/686 25 February 1980
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard, Trimdon Station St Paul
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/687 13 February 1980
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Castleside St John the Evangelist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/688 21 April 1980
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Coundon St James
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/689 21 May 1980
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Egglescliffe St John the Baptist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/690 19 March 1980
Representation re discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Stanley St Thomas Apostle and Martyr
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/690A 21 May 1980
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Stanley St Thomas Apostle and Martyr (Crook)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/691 21 April 1980
Appropriation of the redundant part of the church of Gateshead Holy Trinity partly to use as a cultural and community centre, and partly to use by the parochial church council of Gateshead parish for any ecclesiastical purposes of the Church of England affecting the said parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/692 21 April 1980
Creation of new benefice of Newton Hall and creation of new parish of Newton Hall out of part of the parish of Durham St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/693 28 July 1980
Appropriation of redundant church of Darlington St Luke (new church, see notes), a former chapel of ease in the parish of Darlington St Matthew and St Luke to use for activities of a religious nature by Assembly of God Pentecostal Church, authorisation for Church Commissioners to sell the building and annexed land for this use.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/694 19 March 1980
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of South Shields Simonside St Simon
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/695 13 October 1980
Declaration of redundancy of church of Gateshead St Mary, one of the parish churches of Gateshead parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/696 13 October 1980
Declaration of redundancy of church of [Jarrow Docks alias Tyne Dock] St Mary one of the parish churches of Rekendyke parish
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/697 11 November 1980
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Hendon and Sunderland to create new benefice of Hendon and Sunderland
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/698 11 November 1980
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Grindon and Stillington to create new benefice of Grindon and Stillington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/699 17 December 1980
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Haswell St Paul and South Hetton Holy Trinity to create new benefice of South Hetton with Haswell
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/700 18 February 1981
Creation of new benefice and parish of Leam Lane St Andrew out of parts of Heworth and Heworth St Alban parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/701 17 December 1980
Discontinuation of burials in burial ground of Low Westwood Christ Church
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/702 18 March 1981
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Hamsteels St John the Baptist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/703 13 April 1981
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Willington Sunnybrow St John
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/704 13 May 1981
Appropriation of part of churchyard to use by the parochial church council of Burnmoor parish for any ecclesiastical purposes affecting the said parish and removal of the legal effects of consecration from this land
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/705 10 June 1981
Authorisation for Church Commissioners to demolish the redundant church of [Jarrow Docks alias Tyne Dock] St Mary, formerly one of the parish churches of Rekendyke parish (declared redundant by Order in Council of 13 October 1980), and to sell or lease the site and annexed land
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/706 10 June 1981
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Leadgate St Ives
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/707 22 July 1981
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Jarrow, Hebburn St Cuthbert, Hebburn St John, Hebburn St Oswald and Jarrow Grange
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/708 23 September 1981
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of East Rainton St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/709 28 October 1981
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of South Moor St George
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/710 28 October 1981
Alteration of scheme of 28 July 1980 relating to redundant church of Darlington St Luke, in Darlington St Matthew and St Luke parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/711 11 December 1981
Alteration of the name of the benefice and parish of Harton Colliery All Saints to South Shields All Saints
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/712 10 March 1982
Declaration of redundancy of parish church of Tudhoe
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/713 20 April 1982
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Gateshead and Gateshead Christ Church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/714 18 May 1982
Discontinuation of burials in extensions to churchyard of Auckland St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/715 18 May 1982
Transfer from Church Commissioners to the Dean and Chapter of Durham of the sum of £16,742.00 in lieu of an annual payment of £837.10 which is to cease to be payable as from 31 December 1981 (see Order in Council 597 for further explanation).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/716 25 May 1982
Church Commissioners' order for the declaration of redundancy of Brandon Village Cemetery Chapel in the parish of Brandon St John the Evangelist
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/717 31 May 1982
Holding of the benefices of Egglestone and Middleton-in-Teesdale in plurality
Pastoral Order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/718 30 July 1982
Appropriation of part of churchyard of parish church as a site or part of a site for a residence house for the incumbent of the benefice and removal of the legal effects of consecration from this land, Stockton-on-Tees [St Thomas] with Stockton St John the Baptist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/719 26 July 1982
Transfer of the benefice of Edmundbyers and Muggleswick and its constituent parishes from Stanhope rural deanery in Auckland archdeaconry to Lanchester rural deanery in Durham archdeaconry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/719A 27 October 1982
Authorisation for the Church Commissioners to demolish the Brandon Village Cemetery chapel in the parish of Brandon St John the Evangelist (declared redundant by Church Commissioners' order dated 25 May 1982), and to appropriate the site to use as part of the annexed churchyard
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/720 27 October 1982
Authorisation for Church Commissioners to give the site of the demolished church of South Shields Holy Trinity in Rekendyke parish and annexed land
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/721 24 November 1982
Union of benefices and parishes of Gateshead and Gateshead St James to create new benefice and parish of Gateshead, Gateshead St Edmund's chapel to be parish church. Declaration of redundancy of the churches of former parish of Gateshead [Venerable Bede, see previous orders of 1972 and 1980] and of Gateshead St James. Establishment of Gateshead Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/722 24 November 1982
Creation of new benefice and parish of Owton Manor St James out of parts of the parishes of Hartlepool St Aidan, Greatham and Seaton Carew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/723 11 February 1983
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Pittington and Sherburn to create new benefice of Sherburn with Pittington
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/724 11 February 1983
Creation of new benefice and parish of Stockton-on-Tees St Mark, out of parts of Stockton-on-Tees St Chad, Stockton-on-Tees St Peter and Stockton-on-Tees St Paul. Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Stockton-on-Tees St Chad, Stockton-on-Tees St Peter, Elton and Redmarshall
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/725 2 March 1983
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Beamish and South Moor
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/726 16 March 1983
Dissolution of the benefice of Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Declaration of redundancy of church of Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity and its appropriation to use for activities of a religious nature by Greek Orthodox church with authorisation for it to be leased for this purpose
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity, Stockton-on-Tees St Peter and Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/727 20 April 1983
Declaration of redundancy of church of Low Team St Paul, a chapel of ease in the parish of Gateshead St Cuthbert with St Paul
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/727A 27 July 1983
Demolition of redundant church of Low Team St Paul, and sale or lease of site and land annexed
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/728 22 June 1983
Representation re discontinuation of burials in old and new churchyards of Frosterley St Michael and All Angels, Stanhope parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/729 22 June 1983
Union of benefices of Barnard Castle and Whorlton to create new benefices of Barnard Castle with Whorlton
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/729A 19 October 1983
Discontinuation of burials in old and new churchyards of Frosterley St Michael and All Angels, Stanhope parish
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/730 19 October 1983
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Murton Holy Trinity
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/731 19 October 1983
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Dalton-le-Dale St Andrew
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/732 19 October 1983
Demolition of redundant church of Gateshead St James and sale of site and land annexed
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/733 21 December 1983
Creation of new benefice and parish of Sunderland Red House St Cuthbert out of parts of Castletown St Margaret (North Hylton) and Southwick parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/734 18 November 1983
Creation of new benefice and parish of Sunderland Town End Farm St Bede out of part of Castletown St Margaret (North Hylton)
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/735 8 February 1984
Appropriation of part of churchyard of Ferryhill St Luke to parochial church council for any ecclesiastical purpose
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/736 8 February 1984
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of Durham St Cuthbert
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/737 14 March 1984
Discontinuation of burials in the churchyard of Rookhope St John the Evangelist
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/738 11 April 1984
Creation of new benefice and parish of Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist out of part of Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist. Alteration of name of benefice and parish of Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist to Stockton-on-Tees
Order in Council (with plan), also copy of Church Commissioners' approval of new parish church and covering letter, May 1984

DDR/EA/BEP/4/739 30 May 1984
Alteration of areas covered by the parishes of Newton Aycliffe St Clare, Chilton and Shildon
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/740 25 June 1984
Discontinuation of burials in churchyard of West Rainton St Mary
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/741 31 July 1984
Appropriation of redundant church of Gateshead St Mary and land annexed or belonging thereto for civic, public, educational, residential or commercial purposes or for Christian worship, and gift of building and land annexed
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/742 31 July 1984
Demolition of redundant church of Gateshead Venerable Bede and appropriation of part of land annexed or belonging to it to Gateshead P.C.C. for ecclesiastical purposes and the remaining land to the Durham Diocesan Board of Finance to be held as glebe land
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/743 31 July 1984
Creation of new benefice and parish of Gateshead Harlow Green St Ninian out of parts of Eighton Banks St Thomas and Gateshead St Helen
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/744 31 July 1984
Declaration of redundancy of the church of Hartlepool St Andrew, a chapel of ease in the parish of Hartlepool St Hilda and appropriation of the building for use as a church hall and for occasional religious worship
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/745 17 April 1985
Creation of benefice and parish of Darlington St Hilda and St Columba from part of parish of Darlington St Cuthbert with St Hilda. Declaration of redundancy of church of Darlington St Hilda. Name of benefice and parish of Darlington St Cuthbert with St Hilda to be Darlington St Cuthbert.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/746 17 April 1985
Creation of benefice of Middleton in Teesdale with Forest and Frith from the benefice of Middleton in Teesdale and benefice of St James Forest and Frith. Parishes continue distinct. Patron - Lord Barnard (1st turn) and PM for Her Majesty alternating. Creation of plurality of Middleton in Teesdale with Forest and Frith, with Egglestone. Designation of first incumbent
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/747 31 May 1985
Declaration of redundancy for Wynyard Park Chapel pursuant to Section 54(1) of the Pastoral Measure 1983.
Pastoral order
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/747A 31 May 1985
Declaration of redundancy for Embleton St Mary chapel, under Pastoral Measure 1983 s.54(1)
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/748 31 July 1985
Creation of benefice and parish of Sunderland Pennywell St Thomas out of parts of Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel, South Hylton and Herrington. Creation of new benefice and parish of Sunderland Springwell St Mary the Virgin with Thorney Close St Peter out of parts of Herrington, Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas, Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel and Silksworth St Matthew
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/749 30 October 1985
Discontinuance of burials in churchyard of Hamsterley St James. Further burials permitted in existing family graves.
Order in Council
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/750 30 October 1985
Creation of benefice of "Shildon with Eldon" from the benefice of Shildon and the benefice of Eldon. Parishes continue distinct. Patronage - Bishop of Durham 1st and 3rd turns. PM on behalf of Her Majesty 2nd turn.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/751 6 January 1986
Creation of plurality of benefice of West Rainton and the benefice of East Rainton. Patronage to be exercised alternately by patrons of the 2 benefices. The patron of the benefice of West Rainton has 1st turn. Patron of W R'ton - Bishop of Durham. Pat of E R'ton - DandC of Durham.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/752 12 February 1986
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St Peter, Harton. Further burials permitted in existing family grave or where gravespace reserved by faculty.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/753 12 February 1986
Discontinuance of burials in the extension of churchyard of St Margaret of Antioch, Tanfield. Burials permitted in any existing vault or walled grave and existing family graves.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/754 13 March 1986
Creation of plurality for the benefices of Heatherycleugh, St John's Chapel and Westgate. Patronage to be exercised on each occasion by the patron of all the benefices - Bishop of Durham patron of all benefices. Designation of 1st incumbent.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/755 26 March 1986
Vesting of part of burial ground known as St Cuthbert's Cemetery (on Potters Bank, previously vested in Durham St Oswald) in Durham Diocesan Board of Finance (DDBF). DDBF empowered to dispose of land. Restrictive covenants apply. Rights of way and easement provided. Removal of legal effects of consecration including faculty jurisdiction. Proceeds of disposal for parish.
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/756 26 March 1986
Creation of benefice of Stanhope with Frosterley from benefices of Stanhope and Frosterley St Michael (parishes continue distinct). Creation of benefice of Eastgate with Rookhope from benefices of Eastgate All Saints and Rookhope (parishes continue distinct). New benefices held in plurality.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/757 26 March 1986
Redundancy scheme for old parish church of Tudhoe. Church Commissioners empowered to demolish building and dispose of site and land annexed. Contents to be diposed of as bishop shall direct.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/758 29 April 1986
Creation of benefice of Ryton with Hedgefield from benefices of Hedgefield St Hilda and Ryton. Parishes continue distinct. Designation of 1st incumbent. Patron - Bishop of Durham.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/759 29 April 1986
Appropriation of part of churchyard of South Hetton Holy Trinity to use by parochial church council for any ecclesiastical purpose. Land vested in Durham Diocesan Board of Finance. Restrictive covenants apply. Removal of legal effects of consecration including faculty jurisdiction. Right of way and easements provided.
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/760 29 April 1986
Creation of new benefice of "South Shields, St Aidan with St Stephen" from benefice of St Aidan SS and benefice of St Stephen SS. Pars continue distinct. Designation of first incumbent. Patron - Bishop of Durham and DandC of Dur alternately; BP Dur has 1st turn.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/761 5 November 1986
Termination of team ministry of Winlaton. Benefice of Winlaton continues. Creation of new benefice and parish of High Spen and Rowlands Gill from part of Winlaton, High Spen St Patrick and Rowlands Gill St Barnabas to be parish churches.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/762 5 November 1986
Amendment of constitution of Durham Cathedral. Section 4 and 5 amended.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/763 25 November 1986
Appropriation of part of churchyard of South Shields St Stephen. Vesting of land in Durham Diocesan Board of Finance (DDBF). DDBF empowered to dispose of land. Restrictive covenants in place. Removal of legal effects of consecration including faculty jurisdiction. Proceeds of sale for parish.
Order in Council (including plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/764 18 March 1987
Declaration of redundancy of South Shields St Oswin and dissolution of benefice and parish, transfer of parts into parishes of South Shields All Saints, Harton, Rekendyke and South Westoe
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/765 18 March 1987
Discontinuance of burials in Whitworth Churchyard. Further burials permitted in any vault or walled grave existing therein.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/766 10 June 1987
Redundancy Scheme for the old church of Egglestone Holy Trinity. The redundant building and land annexed thereto is appropriated to use as a monument.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/767 21 July 1987
Creation of new benefice of "Sacriston with Kimblesworth" from the benefice of Sacriston and the benefice of Kimblesworth. Parishes continue distinct
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/768 31 December 1987
Creation of plurality of Dalton-le-Dale and Hawthorn. Designation of first incumbent. Patronage - to be exercised jointly by patrons of both benefices. Patrons are D and C of Durham and Mr I Pemberton.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/769 25 May 1988
Redundancy Scheme for the demolition of the redundant church of South Shields St Oswin. Contents to be disposed of as bishop shall direct.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/770 22 June 1988
Appropriation of part of churchyard as a site for a residents house and gardens for the incumbent for the time being of the benefice of Eighton Banks, St Thomas. Removal of legal effects of consecration including faculty jurisdiction.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/771 22 June 1988
Declaration of redundancy for the parish church of Sunderland. The Redundant Churches Fund shall be responsible for its care and maintenance. Rights of access and utilities protected.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/772 26 October 1988
Appropriation of part of churchyard of All Saints, Monkwearmouth for road widening purposes. D'ham DBF empowered to dispose of land subj to restrictive cov's. Removal of legal effects of consec including fac juris. Proceed of sale for parish.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/773 26 October 1988
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St Margaret of Antioch, Tanfield and St John the Evangelist, Chopwell. Tanfield - further burials permitted in any vault or walled grave already existing and any existing family grave.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/774 21 December 1988
New benefice and parish of Stanley created by union of benefices and parishes of Beamish and Craghead St Thomas. Team Ministry for new benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/775 21 December 1988
Creation of new parish of Edmundbyers and Muggleswick from the parish of Edmundbyers and the parish of Muggleswick. The parish churches of both former parishes shall be parish churches of the new parish.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/776 3 May 1989
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Coundon and St Paul, Spennymoor.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/777 7 February 1989
Discontinuance of burials in churchyard of Tanfield, St Margaret. Further burials permitted in any vault or walled grave already existing and existing family graves.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/778 7 February 1989
Discontinuance of burials in Chopwell churchyard
Order in Council
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/779 15 March 1989
Alteration of area of parishes of Hartlepool St Hilda, Hartlepool St Oswald and Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/780 18 April 1989
Name of Darlington St John altered to East Darlington. Team Ministry for East Darlington.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/781 13 June 1989
Redundancy Scheme for church of Embleton St Mary. Church to be appropriated to residential use. Right of way over existing pathway in churchyard, rights to the utilities and right of access protected. Bp to direct - disposal of contents.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/782 29 June 1989
Approval by Church Commissioners of the church of St Patrick, High Spen as suitable to be a parish church.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/783 2 August 1989
Creation of Team Ministry for Newton Aycliffe St Clare
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/784 1 November 1989
Establishment of Group Ministry for the benefice of Bishopton with Great Stainton, Grindon and Stillington, and Redmarshall
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/785 19 December 1989
Creation of new benefice and parish of Stockton-on-Tees St James (Hardwick) from parts of Stockon-on-Tees St Chad and Stockton-on-Tees St Mark. Alteration of areas of Stockon-on-Tees St Chad, Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist and Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/786 14 February 1990
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of Hurworth. Further burials permitted in existing family graves.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/787 14 February 1990
Appropriation of detached burial ground at Lanchester to use for public open space
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/788 14 March 1990
Vesting of part of Sedgefield churchyard in Durham DBF. DBF empowered to dispose of land. Restrictive covenants apply. Removal of legal effects of consecration including faculty jurisdiction. Proceeds of sale - for parish.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/789 1 May 1990
Creation of new benefices of Hendon and Sunderland from benefices of Hendon and Sunderland, and Bishopwearmouth St Michael with St Hilda. Union of parishes of Sunderland and of Bishopwearmouth St Michael with St Hilda to form parish of Sunderland, with [St Michael's] as parish church. Establishment of Sunderland Team Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/790 7 June 1990
Union of ben B'land with H'worth and benefice of E'byers and M'leswick to create benefice of Bl'land with H'worth and E'byers and M'leswick. Pars continue distinct. Ben and par in Newc Dio. Designation of first incumbent. Pat-Mrs Scott-Harden (1st) L Crewe Char, DandC of Dur (2nd)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/791 7 June 1990
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of Merrington St John the Evangelist. Further burials permitted in family graves or where gravespace reserved by faculty.
Order in Council
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/792 7 June 1990
Appropriation of part of churchyard of Penshaw All Saints to use for open space or garden purposes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/793 7 June 1990
Creation of new benefice and new parish of "St Lawrence the Martyr, Horsley Hill (South Shields). Parish church - St Lawrence the Martyr, Horsley Hill. Designation of first incumbent. Patronage - Dean and Chapter of Durham.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/794 7 June 1990
Appropriation of part of churchyard of Stella St Cuthbert for use by parochial church council
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/795 31 October 1990
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St Cuthbert, Etherley and in the remainder of the churchyard of St Mary the Virgin, Norton. Further burial permitted in family graves.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/796 31 October 1990
Declaration of redundancy of old parish church of Herrington - new place of worship to take its place when licensed by bishop. Old parish church to be demolished. Contents to be disposed of as bp directs. Board of Finance to dispose of site of old church.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/797 31 October 1990
Discontinuance of burials in the remainder of the churchyard of St Mary the Virgin, Norton and in St Cuthbert, Etherley. Further burials permitted in existing family graves in Etherley Churchyard.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/798 20 March 1991
Union of benefices and parishes of Gateshead St Cuthbert with St Paul and Bensham St Chad to form Bensham benefice/parish, Bensham St Chad church to be parish church. Gateshead St Cuthbert with St Paul parish church declared redundant. Team Ministry for new benefice. Gateshead Christ Church united with new benefice and parish on next vacancy, Christ Church to be an additional parish church for Bensham parish.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/799 16 April 1991
Vesting of the (Hind Street) burial ground in parish of Sunderland in the Durham Diocesan Board of Finance (DBF). No building on land without DBF approval. Any conveyance of land to contain covenants to observe said condition. Legal effects of consecration removed including faculty jurisdiction
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/800 30 April 1991
Alteration of areas of parishes of Chilton and Ferryhill.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/801 16 May 1991
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Hart, Holy Trinity, Hartlepool and St Luke, Hartlepool.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/802 20 May 1991
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Hetton-le-Hole and Lyons.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/803 26 June 1991
Declaration of redundancy of the parish church (St Paul) of the parish of Cassop-cum-Quarrington.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/804 24 July 1991
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St John, Gateshead Fell. Further burials permitted in existing family graves also for gravespaces reserved by faculty.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/805 16 September 1991
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Boldon, East Boldon and Hedworth.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/806 19 November 1991
Creation of new benefice of "Satley and Tow Law" from benefices of Satley and Tow Law St Philip and ST James. Parishes to continue distinct
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/807 16 March 1992
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyards of St Cuthbert, Redmarshall and All Saints, Penshaw. Further burials permitted in Redmarshall churchyard in existing family grave.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/808 3 September 1992
Alteration of the areas of the parish of St Mark and St Cuthbert, Cleadon Park and the parish of All Saints, South Shields.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/809 28 October 1992
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St Saviour, Shotton. Further burials permitted in vault or walled grave also in existing family grave also in gravespaces reserved by faculty.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/810 9 February 1993
Discontinuance of burials in the ch'yards of Binchester; Bishopton; addit burial ground, Burnopfield; Newfield. Further burials permitted in family graves-Bishopton, Burnopfield. Further burials in Bincheser and Newfield only by faculty.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/811 23 June 1993
Demolition of the redundant church of St Paul, Cassop-cum-Quarrington. Site of redundant building appropriated to use as part of churchyard. Contents excluding holy communion plate and memorial disposed of as bishop directs.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/812 20 July 1993
Appropriation of the redundant church of Holy Trinity, Stockton on Tees as a monument and open space. Commissioners empowered to sell building.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/813 20 July 1993
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of St Matthew, Newbottle. Further burials permitted in existing family graves.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/814 27 October 1993
Creation of new benefice of "Croxdale and Tudhoe" from the benefices of Croxdale and Tudhoe. Parishes continue distinct
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/815 16 December 1993
Appropriation of the redundant church of St Hilda, Darlington as a Day Care Centre. Commissioners empowered to sell building. Contents to be disposed of as the bishop shall direct.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/816 31 August 1994
Creation of plurality of benefice of Sherburn with Pittington and benefice of Shadforth. Patronage exercised jointly by patrons of both benefices - DandC of Durham patron of both benefices. Designation of first incumbent.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/817 13 April 1994
Creation of new parish of "Barnard Castle with Whorlton" from parishes of Barnard Castle and Whorlton. Parish church of Barnard Castle and parish church of Whorlton are both parish churches. Parish in deanery of Barnard Castle.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/818 25 May 1994
Creation of plurality of benefice of Cockfield and benefice of Lynesack. Right of presentation to be exercised by patron of both benefices - Bishop of Durham.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/819 2 November 1994
Union of benefices of Dipton St John the Evangelist and Leadgate to create "Dipton and Leadgate". Parishes continue distinct. Proceeds of sale of Dipton parsonage to be paid to Durham Diocesan Pastoral Account. Patronage - Bishop of Durham.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/820 14 December 1994
Appropriation of parts of detached burial ground in parish of Barnard Castle with Whorlton for residential and other purposes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/821 15 March 1995
Discontinuance of burials at Burnmoor Churchyard. Further burials permitted in family graves or reserved by faculty.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/822 17 May 1995
Establishment of Group Ministry for the benefices of New Shildon All Saints and Shildon with Eldon. Designation of first incumbent. Provision for group council.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/823 28 June 1995
Union of benefices and parishes of Fir Tree (part of current Witton-le-Wear and Fir Tree benefice) and Hunwick to form Howden-le-Wear and Hunwick (in Stanhope deanery), with both parish churches continuing as parish churches of the new parish. Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Hamsterley and (remainder of) Witton-le-Wear and Fir Tree to form Hamsterley and Witton-le-Wear (in Auckland deanery). ALteration of areas of Crook, Fir Tree, Hunwick and Willington and Sunnybrow, and transfer of Willington and Sunnybrow from Auckland deanery into Stanhope deanery
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/824 28 June 1995
Creation of new benefice "Bearpark and Ushaw Moor" from benefices of Bearpark St Edmund and Ushaw Moor St Luke. Parishes continue distinct
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/825 28 June 1995
Group Ministry for Sunderland Pennywell St Thomas and Sunderland Springwell St Mary the Virgin with Thorney Close St Peter. Alteration of name of benefice and parish of Sunderland Springwell St Mary the Virgin with Thorney Close St Peter, to Sunderland St Mary and St Peter
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/826 26 July 1995
Creation of new benefice and parish of "Stockton Holy Trinity" from part of Stockton-on-Tees St Peter
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/827 18 September 1995
Alteration of parish boundaries of Darlington St Cuthbert, Darlington St Hilda and St Columba, Darlington St James Albert Hill; Darlington St Mark with St Paul and Darlington St Matthew and St Luke
Pastoral order (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/828 18 September 1995
Alteration of parish boundaries of Whitburn; St Andrew, Monkwearmouth. Alteration of deanery boundaries for Jarrow and Wearmouth.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/829 18 October 1995
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Kelloe and Coxhoe to form Kelloe and Coxhoe. Alteration of areas of parishes of Cassom-cum-Quarrington, Cornforth, Coxhoe and Kelloe
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/830 23 November 1995
Union of former benefices and parishes of Blackhill St Aidan and Consett to form new benefice and parish of "Consett", Consett to be new parish church, Blackhill St Aidan declared redundant
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/831 23 November 1995
Union of former parishes of Denton and of Ingleton to create new parish of "Ingleton with Denton". Alteration of name of Denton and Ingleton benefice to "Ingleton with Denton", Ingleton church to be parish church. Declaration of redundancy for parish of Denton parish church.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/832 23 November 1995
Union of former parishes of South Shields St Aidan and South Shields St Stephen to create new parish of South Shields St Aidan and St Stephen (The Lawe). Alteration of name of South Shields St Aidan with St Stephen benefice accordingly. Redundancy of South Shields St Aidan church
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/833 28 March 1996
Creation of plurality for the benefices of Ebchester and Medomsley. Transfer of portion of parsonage grounds to Glebe. Designation of first incumbent to hold plurality. Patron - to be exercised by patron of both bens Bishop of Durham pat in both cases.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/834 15 May 1996
Establishment of "Darlington Group Ministry" comprising Darlington Holy Trinity and Darlington St Cuthbert
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/835 15 May 1996
Creation of new benefice and parish of "Great Aycliffe". Creation of team. Provision of 5 year term for rector and vicars. Vesting of patronage in board: Bishop of Durhamham (chairman)1 vote and casting vote. DandC 1 vote. Disposal of parsonage.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/836 26 June 1996
Declaration of redundancy for the church of Hartlepool St Barnabas in the parish of Hartlepool St Hilda
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/837 26 June 1996
Creation of new benefice "St Mark, Millfield and St Luke, Pallion" from former benefices of Millfield St Mark and Pallion St Luke, parishes continue distinct
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/838 23 July 1996
Creation of benefice of Eppleton and Hetton le Hole from Eppleton and Hetton le Hole benefices (parishes continue distinct). Creation of Hetton Group Ministry for Eppleton, Hetton le Hole and Lyons
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/839 23 July 1996
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Trimdon and Trimdon Station St Alban and St Paul to form The Trimdons. Alteration of areas of Trimdon Station St Alban and St Paul, Wheatley Hill and Wingate Grange parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/840 19 December 1996
Union of benefices and parishes of Monkwearmouth All Saints, Monkwearmouth St Andrew and Monkwearmouth St Peter to form Monkwearmouth, previous three parish churches to be parish churches of new parish, establishment of Team Ministry for new benefice
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/840A 15 October 1997
Discontinuance of burials in St Peter's Old Churchyard, Elwick.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/841 19 December 1996
Discontinuance of burials for churchyards of St Margaret, Durham, St Cuthbert, Shadforth, St Bartholomew, Thornley (Wolsingham).
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/842 12 February 1997
Redundancy Scheme for church of Denton St Mary, to be appropriated to residential use and sold
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/843 12 February 1997
Alteration of benefice and parish name of Ingleton with Denton to "Ingleton". Holding of benefices of Ingleton and Staindrop in plurality (on next vacancy). Transfer of patronage for Ingleton to Lord Barnard. Transfer of Ingleton from Darlington to Barnard Castle deanery
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/844 12 February 1997
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Whitworth with Spennymoor and Merrington to form new benefice of "Spennymoor, Whitworth and Merrington". Vesting of patronage in Dean and Chapter of Durham. Alteration of areas of Byers Green, Merrington, Spennymoor St Paul, Tudhoe, Tudhoe Grange St Andrew, Whitworth and Willington and Sunnybrow parishes. Transfer of Merrington parsonage to Diocesan Board of Finance.
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/845 23 February 1997
Creation of new "Archdeaconry of Sunderland". Comprising deaneries of Chester-le-St, Gateshead, Gateshead W, Houghton-le-Spring, Jarrow and. Wearmouth. Transfer of deaneries of Hartlepool and Sedgefield to Durham Archdeaconry.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/846 8 April 1997
Declaration of redundancy of Craghead St Thomas
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/847 20 May 1997
Creation of plurality of Chilton and Cornforth. Exercise of patronage. Establishment of Group Ministry for the benefices of Cornforth, Ferryhill and Chilton. Change of name of Ferry-hill benefice and parish to Ferryhill. Alteration of Bishop Middleham, Cornforth, Croxdale and Ferryhill parish boundaries. Disposal of parsonages.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/848 17 July 1997
Alteration of parish boundaries. Transfer of portion of parish of Hart to parish of Elwick Hall.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/849 15 October 1997
Creation of plurality of Durham St Cuthbert and Witton Gilbert
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/850 30 October 1997
Dissolution of existing Billingham St Aidan benefice and parish and termination of Team Ministry. Creation of new benefices and parishes of Billingham St Luke, Billingham St Aidan and Billingham St Mary Magdalene, from parts of Wolviston and (existing) Billingham St Aidan parishes. Plurality of Billingham St Mary Magdalene and Wolviston benefices
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/851 3 December 1997
Alteration of the areas of the parishes of Usworth and Washington.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/852 26 November 1997
Redundancy scheme for the demolition of the redundant church of St Barnabas, Hartlepool. Church Commissioners empowered to sell or give away site. Disposal of contents at Bishop's direction.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/853 3 February 1998
Redundancy of the church of Sockburn All Saints, also known as Sockburn Old Church (ruin)
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/854 11 February 1998
Union of benefices and parishes of Bishopwearmouth Christ Church and Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas to create (new) Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas, church of St Nicholas to be parish church, Bishopwearmouth Christ Church declared redundant. Alteration of areas of Bishopwearmouth Christ Church, Grangetown St Aidan, Hendon and Sunderland parishes
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/855 9 March 1998
Termination of plurality of Escomb and Witton Park. Creation of plurality of the benefices of Witton Park St Paul, Escomb St John and Etherley St Cuthbert.. Patronage to be exercised by the patron of all the benefices. Etherley parsonage tranferred to Durham Diocesan Board of Finance
Pastoral order
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/856 17 December 1997
Amendment of the Durham Cathedral Statutes pursuant to S4(2) of the Cathedrals Measure 1976 relating to Canons Theologian and the addition of a new Statue XI relating to the appointment of a Canon Theologian.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/857 18 March 1998
Establishment of Spennymoor Group Ministry for the benefices of Byers Green, Croxdale and Tudhoe, and Spennymoor, Whitworth and Merrington. Provision for Group Council.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/858 22 April 1998
Discontinuance of burials in old churchyard of St Cuthbert, Herrington. Family burials in existing earthen graves.
Order in Council
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/859 4 August 1998
Alteration to the areas of the parish of St Aidan, Grangetown; the parish of Ryhope and the parish of St Matthew, Silksworth.
Pastoral order (without plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/860 21 July 1998
Union of benefices (but not of parishes) of Blackhall St Andrew and Castle Eden with Monkhesleden to create new benefice of "Blackhall, Castle Eden and Monkesleden"
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/861 21 October 1998
Creation of new parish and benefice of Blackwell All Saints and Salutation from parts of Darlington St Cuthbert and Darlington Holy Trinity, and inclusion within Darlington Group Ministry
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/862 21 October 1998
Appropriation of 1st parcel of Monkwearmouth, All Saints, Churchyard to use for residential purposes/2nd parcel to PCC use. Restrictive covs in place. Rt of way reserved - 1st parcel. Legal effects of cons removed including faculty jurisdiction.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/863 21 October 1998
Creation of new benefice and parish of Langley Park from part of Esh. Termination of plurality of Esh and Hamsteels. Langley Park parish church to be All Saints. Creation of plurality of Esh, Hamsteels and Langley Park
Order in Council (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/4/864 10 February 1999
Discontinuance of burials in the churchyard of Holy Trinity, Pelton. No exceptions.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/865 10 February 1999
Redundancy Scheme for church of St Aidan, South Shields. CCs empowered to sell redundant building. Bishop of Durham to direct as to disposal of contents excluding the plate.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/866 10 March 1999
Redundancy Scheme for the church of St Thomas, Craghead. CCs empowered to sell property. Contents of building exlcluding plate used for purpose of Holy Communion shall be disposed of as Bp shall direct.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/867 10 February 1999
Redundancy Scheme for the church of St Aidan, South Shields. Church Commissioners empowered to sell property. Contents of building excluding plate used for Holy Communion to be disposed of as Bishop shall direct.
Order in Council
Missing or retained in Diocesan Registry

DDR/EA/BEP/4/868 22 June 1999
Establishment of "The Durham Saint Giles and Belmont Group Ministry" comprising the benefice of Belmont and the benefice of St Giles, Durham.
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/869 13 August 1999
Creation of plurality of benefice of Stockton on Tees, St James (Hardwick) and benefice of Stockton on Tees, St John the Baptist. Designation of 1st inc. Pat : right of presentation to be exercised by Bishop of Durham. Hardwick pars tranferred to DBF.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/870 1 September 1999
Alteration of parish boundaries of parishes of Hart; Holy Trinity, Hartlepool and St Luke, Hartlepool. A portion of St Luke, Hartlepool and a portion of Holy Trinity, Hartlepool to be transferred to the parish of Hart.
Pastoral order

DDR/EA/BEP/4/871 12 October 1999
Creation of united benefices of Haswell, Shotton and Thornley, of Wheatley Hill and Wingate with Hutton Henry (formerly known as Wingate Grange), and of Easington, Easington Colliery and South Hetton (all parishes continue distinct). Establishment of Group Ministry for first two benefices (The Shotton and Wingate Group Ministry)
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/872 12 October 1999
Creation of united benefice of Harlow Green and Lamesley
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/873 12 October 1999
Creation of united benefice of Shildon with Eldon, and of united parish of Shildon (New Shildon All Saints and Shildon). Redundancy of New Shildon All Saints
Order in Council

DDR/EA/BEP/4/873A 14 December 1999
Discontinuance of burials in Dipton St John churchyard (and 7 other burial grounds within other dioceses)
Order in Council

Archdeacons' copies of orders in council
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/5/1
Dates of creation: 1946-1953
Extent: 1 folder
Letters from Church Commissioners accompanying copies of Orders in Council relating to Durham archdeaconry, specifically items 497, 505-511, 516 from series DDR/EA/BEP/4.
The copies of Orders in Council (mainly in the form of reprints from The London Gazette and copy plans) have been either incorporated within the above series (chiefly by the Diocesan Registry) or (if duplicates) destroyed.

Correspondence relating to orders in council etc
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/6
Dates of creation: 1837-1889, 1991
Extent: ½ box
Mainly covering letters from the Privy Council office, originally accompanying Orders in Council, and including a brief description of the purpose of each order (1837-1889). Also a letter relating to orders in council for closing burial grounds (1991).

Agreements for establishing conventional districts
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/7
Dates of creation: 1950-1996
Extent: 1 box
Agreements between the bishop, incumbent and patron (occasionally also the curate-in-charge designate) for the formation of new conventional districts, together with correspondence and occasionally other documents (licences for curates-in-charge, solemnisation of marriages etc).
DDR/EA/CHS: The Sharing of Church Buildings and the Designation of Parish Centres of Worship
DDR/EA/CLV: Curates-in-Charge of Conventional Districts

DDR/EA/BEP/7/1 1 May 1950
Newton Aycliffe St Clare (Aycliffe, Shildon, Auckland St Andrew with St Anne and Heighington parishes)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/2 15 December 1950
Thorney Close St Peter (Herrington parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/3 15 December 1950
Humbledon St Mary the Virgin (Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/4 1951
Pennywell St Thomas (South Hylton St Mary and Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel parishes)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/5 1 July 1956
Roseworth St Chad (Norton St Mary parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/6 September 1961
Owton Manor St James (Seaton Carew Holy Trinity parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/7 1962
Stockton-on-Tees St Mark (Stockton-on-Tees St Paul, St Peter and St Chad parishes)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/8 14 July 1965
Harlow Green (Eighton Banks St Thomas parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/9 22 September 1965
Town End Farm (Castletown St Margaret parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/10 16 November 1966
Leam Lane St Andrew (Heworth St Mary parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/11 1 February 1979
Stockton St John (Stockton-on-Tees St Peter with St John the Baptist parish), with later licences for performance of divine service and solemnisation of marriages (1979-1983)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/12 31 March 1979
Darlington St Hilda with St Columba (Darlington St Cuthbert parish and Darlington St Hilda with St James united benefice)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/13 31 October 1982
Woodhouse Close (Auckland St Andrew with St Anne united benefice), with earlier licence for solemnisation of marriages and Sharing Agreement (1980)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/14 12 February 1984
Harton St Lawrence (Harton St Peter parish), with earlier licence for solemnisation of marriages (1971)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/15 14 March 1990
Nevilles Cross St John (Durham St Margaret parish)

DDR/EA/BEP/7/16 15 April 1996
Blackwell All Saints and Salutation (Darlington Holy Trinity and St Cuthbert parishes)

DDR/EA/BEP/8
The correspondence relating to the formation of Conventional Districts formerly referenced under DDR/EA/BEP/8 is now listed under DDR/EA/BEP/12/2 below.
NONE (reference not used)

Correspondence relating to war reorganisation measures
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/9
Dates of creation: 1943-1951
Extent: 1 bundle
Correspondence and documents relating to reorganisation schemes and other matters falling under the war reorganisation measures.

DDR/EA/BEP/9/1 1943
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas: orders deferring restoration of church and parsonage house

DDR/EA/BEP/9/2 1943
Hendon St Barnabas: order deferring restoration

DDR/EA/BEP/9/3 1946
South Shields St Thomas Westoe: re-opening after closure in 1944

DDR/EA/BEP/9/4 1948-1949
Sunderland St John, Deptford St Andrew, Bishopwearmouth St Peter and Bishopwearmouth St Thomas: reorganisation

DDR/EA/BEP/9/5 1951
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas: disposal of altar vessels retrieved from church (destroyed by bombing)

DDR/EA/BEP/9/6 1941-1944
Printed pamphlets relating to War Damage Acts and Diocesan Reorganisation Committees Measure 1941, with letter dated 12 January 1942 from Diocesan Secretary concerning arrangements in Durham, with details of claims received and financial statements
Printed items are catalogued within the Library printed catalogue, and can be found by doing a shelfmark search for DDR/EA/BEP/9/6.

Precedents relating to reorganisation schemes
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/10
Dates of creation: 1948-1991
Extent: ½ box
Correspondence and formal documents relating to a variety of schemes for reorganisation of pastoral supervision, retained as precedents for the registry. As well as papers relating to the orders in Council or pastoral schemes, there are licences, draft consecration deeds, presentations etc.
The frequency of new or revised pastoral and reorganisation measures passed during the 20th century has introduced many different procedures and documents to effect pastoral reorganisation schemes. (See background notes within Administrative Histories for the Durham Diocesan Records). Samples of documents relating to all the procedures involved in different cases have previously been retained by the diocesan registry as precedents.

DDR/EA/BEP/10/1 1948-1949
Lobley Hill All Saints: constitution of new parish and consecration of church

DDR/EA/BEP/10/2 1950-1952
Hartlepool Holy Trinity: substitution of Hartlepool St Barnabas as parish church, in place of old church, under New Parishes Measure 1943

DDR/EA/BEP/10/3 1965-1966
Gateshead St Mary, Gateshead Holy Trinity and Gateshead St Aidan: union of benefices, with copy of Order in Council as DDR/EA/BEP/4/572

DDR/EA/BEP/10/4 1972-1979
Oxclose: formation of new benefice, and Group Ministry with Fatfield, Usworth and Washington. With copy of Order in Council as DDR/EA/BEP/4/600, documents relating to presentation and admission of incumbent for Oxclose (1972-1973), licensing of Blackfell Village Hall and designation as parish centre of worship (1972), licensing of Oxclose Church Centre and designation as parish centre of worship (1975), and institution to Washington Holy Trinity (1979)

DDR/EA/BEP/10/5 1983
Gateshead St Ninian Harlow Green: creation of new benefice and parish

DDR/EA/BEP/10/6 1983-1984
Ferryhill St Luke: pastoral scheme for appropriation of part of churchyard as site for parish centre

DDR/EA/BEP/10/7 1985-1986
South Shields St Stephen: faculty application to allow school to take over part of closed churchyard for playing field (rejected by Chancellor, to be achieved by Order in Council ? as DDR/EA/BEP/4/763). Includes copy of agreement with borough to lay out burial ground as an Open Space (1949, see faculty papers DDR/EJ/FAC/3/3263).

DDR/EA/BEP/10/8 1987
Bishopwearmouth: possible pastoral scheme in relation to appropriation of (? part of) burial ground (and site of ? former National Society school and church hall) by local authority

DDR/EA/BEP/10/9 1991
Throston Grange (Hartlepool St Luke): establishment of Local Ecumenical Project

Papers relating to the formation of group and team ministries
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/11
Dates of creation: 1975-1993
Extent: 1 bundle
Correspondence and formal documents relating to the formation of group councils (for newly-formed group ministries) and district church councils (for newly-formed team ministries), possibly retained as precedents
DDR/EA/CLT: Team and Group Ministers

DDR/EA/BEP/11/1 18 March 1975
Group Council for Greenside St John, Hedgefield St Hilda and Ryton benefices (formed as a Group Ministry by pastoral scheme as DDR/EA/BEP/4/617)

DDR/EA/BEP/11/2 1 February 1979
Group Council for Stockton-on-Tees St Peter, Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity and Stockton-on-Tees with Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist benefices (formed as a Group Ministry by pastoral scheme as DDR/EA/BEP/4/646)

DDR/EA/BEP/11/3 1984 and 1993
Two District Church Councils (DCCs) for Gateshead benefice (formed as a Team Ministry by pastoral scheme as DDR/EA/BEP/4/721), viz St Edmund's DCC and St James and St Bede DCC (1984). With correspondence concerning chairmanship of St Edmund's DCC (1993).

DDR/EA/BEP/11/4 17 March 1993
Two District Church Councils (DCCs) for Bensham benefice (formed as a Team Ministry by pastoral scheme as DDR/EA/BEP/4/798), viz St Chad's DCC and The DCC of St Paul's

General Papers and correspondence relating to pastoral reorganisations
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/12
Dates of creation: 1925-1943
Extent: 1 bundle

DDR/EA/BEP/12/1 1925
Draft commission to enquire into possible new district to be formed from parts of Darlington St Paul and Haughton-le-Skerne parishes. With (probably acquired as exemplars) draft commissions from the archbishop of York (for new parish of Sutton St Michael), and from bishop of Newcastle (for new district of Newcastle St Monica).

DDR/EA/BEP/12/2 1928
Correspondence and sample documents in relation to the formation of Conventional Districts, and to the nomination and licensing of curates-in-charge for them

DDR/EA/BEP/12/3 1943
Printed copy of New Parishes measure 1943, with memorandum issued by Ecclesiastical Commissioners

Pastoral Schemes etc (21st century)
Reference: DDR/EA/BEP/13
Dates of creation: 2000-2007
Extent: 3 folders
Copies of pastoral schemes and orders, supplied by Church Commissioners to diocesan officers. Except as stated, all are pastoral schemes confirmed by Order in Council until May 2005 (the date being the date of confirmation), or pastoral schemes made by the Church Commissioners from 1st June 2005 (the date being the date of the scheme).
Arranged and referenced by year. Some copies include 'OC' or 'PO' reference numbers allotted by the Diocesan Registry (as for the earlier series of Orders in Council at DDR/EA/BEP/4), but these have been ignored within the following list. As for the earlier series, parish and benefice names have often been 'normalised' in the list following to facilitate searching, and do not necessarily follow the exact spelling or format of the legal names used within the documents.

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.1 8 February 2000
Redundancy scheme for Bishopwearmouth Christ Church, to be sold and appropriated for worship according to rites and customs of Sikh religion

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.2 15 March 2000
Termination of plurality or Crook and Stanley [St Thomas]. Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Satley and Tow Law, and Stanley, to form Satley, Stanley and Tow Law benefice.

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.3 15 March 2000
Termination of plurality of Billingham St Mary Magdalene and Wolviston. Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Grindon and Stillington, and Wolviston, to form Grindon, Stillington and Wolviston benefice, and inclusion of new benefice within Group Ministry established 1989

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.4 15 March 2000
Creation of Neville's Cross St John parish from part of Durham St Margaret (with plan). Consecrated church of St John to be parish church. Alteration of name of benefice to Durham St Margaret and Neville's Cross St John.

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.5 14 June 2000
Rename Shildon with Eldon benefice to Shildon, creation of new Eldon benefice, and union of benefices (but not parishes) of Coundon and Eldon to form Coundon and Eldon benefice. Group Ministry for both Coundon and Eldon and Shildon benefices

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.6 12 July 2000
Termination of Stanley Team Ministry (established 1988). Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Tanfield and Stanley to form Stanley and Tanfield benefice. Team Ministry for new benefice

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2000.7 30 August 2000
Pastoral Order for plurality of Hebburn St John and Jarrow Grange Christ Church

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2001.1 9 June 2001
Termination of Stanley and Tanfield Team Ministry (established 2000). Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Stanley and Tanfield, and South Moor St George, to form "the benefice of Christ the King comprising the parishes of Tanfield, Stanley and South Moor." Team Ministry for new benefice

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2002.1 17 April 2002
Union of parishes of Blackhall St Andrew and Monkhesleden St John with St Mary to form Blackhall and Hesleden parish, with Blackhall St Andrew being parish church. Monkhesleden St John declared redundant

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2002.2 16 July 2002
Termination of plurality of Durham St Cuthbert and Witton Gilbert (made 1997). Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Durham St Cuthbert, Witton Gilbert, Newton Hall and Sacriston with Kimblesworth, to form Durham North Team Ministry, and establishment of Team Ministry

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2002.3 16 July 2002
Union of benefices and parishes of Sherburn with Pittington (Pittington and Sherburn parishes) and Shadforth St Cuthbert, to form Pittington, Shadforth and Sherburn benefice/parish, all three existing parish churches to be parish churches of new parish.

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2002.4 22 October 2002
Redundancy scheme for New Shildon All Saints, to be appropriated to residential use and sold, subject to rights of way and access (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2002.5 22 October 2002
Creation of new benefice of Seaham Harbour St John, comprising renamed parish of Seaham Harbour. Benefice and parish of Seaham with Seaham Harbour renamed Seaham St Mary the Virgin

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.1 25 March 2003
Pastoral order for plurality of Dawdon St Hild and St Helen and Seaham Harbour St John

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.2 16 April 2003
Pastoral order for amending Chilton, Cornforth and Ferryhill Group Ministry (established 1997) by removing benefice of Chilton St Aidan, and renaming as Cornforth and Ferryhill Group Ministry

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.3 16 April 2003
Pastoral order for plurality of Middleton St George and Sadberge St Andrew

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.4 17 July 2003
Declaration of redundancy of part of Pallion St Luke (with plan), to be appropriated for any ecclesiastical purpose and for cultural and community purposes

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.5 17 July 2003
Creation of new benefice and parish of Doxford St Wilfrid from parts of Silksworth St Matthew and Ryhope parishes. Establishment of South Sunderland Group Ministry for Doxford St Wilfrid, Silksworth St Matthew and Ryhope benefices

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.6 8 October 2003
Union of parishes of Eppleton and Hetton le Hole to form Eppleton and Hetton le Hole parish, Eppleton All Saints declared redundant. With determination of effective date of redundancy by Church Commissioners

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.7 8 October 2003
Dissolution of Longnewton with Elton benefice and creation of new benefices of Longnewton and Elton. Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Longnewton and Preston upon Tees All Saints to form Preston-on-Tees and Longnewton. Plurality of Stockton St Mark and Elton benefices

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.8 8 October 2003
Union of benefices and parishes of Castletown St Margaret (North Hylton), Southwick [Holy Trinity], Southwick St Columba, Sunderland St Cuthbert (Red House) and Sunderland St Bede (Town End Farm), to form North Wearside benefice and parish. Parish churches to be St Margaret, Holy Trinity, St Columba and St Cuthbert. Team Ministry established for new benefice

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.9 17 October 2003
Pastoral order to rename benefice and parish of Heworth St Alban as Windy Nook St Alban

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.10 13 November 2003
Redundancy scheme for Monkhesleden St John, to be appropriated to residential, studio and workshop use and sold. With determination of effective date by Church Commissioners

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2003.11 10 December 2003
Dissolution of benefice and parish of Chilton, and transfer into parish of Great Aycliffe to be renamed Great Aycliffe and Chilton

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.1 11 February 2004
Declaration of redundancy of Castletown St Margaret. With determination of effective date by Church Commissioners

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.2 11 February 2004
Union of benefices and parishes of Lobley Hill All Saints and Marley Hill St Cuthbert to form Hillside (Lobley Hill and Marley Hill), both All Saints and St Cuthbert to be parish churches

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.3 11 February 2004
Closure of Marley Hill St Cuthbert churchyard

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.4 11 February 2004
Termination of pluralities of Stanhope with Frosterley and Eastgate with Rookhope (established 1986 by pastoral scheme), and of Heathery Cleugh, Weardale St John and Westgate (established 1986 by pastoral order). Union of benefices (but not parishes) of Eastgate with Rookhope, Heathery Cleugh, Weardale St John, Stanhope with Frosterley and Westgate, to form Upper Weardale

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.5 19 February 2004
Pastoral Order for plurality of Bishopton with Great Stainton in plurality with Redmarshall St Cuthbert, and Grindon, Stillington and Wolviston

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.6 10 March 2004
Declaration of redundancy of Hetton-le-Hole St Nicholas

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.7 10 March 2004
Union of benefices and parishes of Stella St Cuthbert and Swalwell Holy Trinity to form Blaydon and Swalwell, churches of St Cuthbert and Holy Trinity to be parish churches

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.8 6 May 2004
Declaration of redundancy of Gateshead Christ Church (in Bensham parish). With determination of effective date by Church Commissioners

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.9 27 July 2004
Restoration of Brancepeth St Brandon to use as a church. With determination of effective date by Church Commissioners

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.10 13 October 2004
Transfer of Ushaw Moor St Luke parish from Bearpark and Ushaw Moor benefice (renamed Bearpark) to Brandon St John the Evangelist benefice (renamed Brandon and Ushaw Moor)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.11 14 October 2004
Pastoral Order for alteration of areas of Heworth St Mary and Hebburn St John parishes (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.12 17 November 2004
Declaration of redundancy of Sacriston St Peter

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.13 17 November 2004
Union of parishes of Haswell St Paul and Thornley to form Haswell and Thornley, St Paul's to be parish church. Declaration of redundancy of Thornley St Bartholomew (Kelloe)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2004.14 16 December 2004
Union of benefices and parishes of Sedgefield, Bishop Middleham and The Trimdons (Trimdon and Trimdon Station St Alban and St Paul parishes), to form Upper Skerne benefice and parish. Sedgefield ST Edmund, Bishop Middleham St Michael, Trimdon St Mary Magdalene, Trimdon Grange St Alban and Trimdon St Paul to be parish churches. Team Ministry for new benefice

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.1 9 February 2005
Dissolution of Bearpark benefice and transfer of Bearpark St Edmund parish into Durham North Team Ministry

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.2 9 February 2005
Termination of plurality of Herington and Shiney Row St Oswald (established 1973). Union of benefices and parishes of Herrington, Penshaw and Shiney Row St Oswald, to form Herrington, Penshaw and Shiney Row benefice and parish. Penshaw All Saints and Shiney Row St Oswald to be parish churches

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.3 1 June 2005
Transfer of part of detached burial ground of Durham St Nicholas in Board of Finance and appropriation for any ecclesiastical purpose (with plan). With determination of effective date and covering letter

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.4 6 June 2005
Termination of plurality of Hawthorn St Michael and Dalton le Dale (established 1987). Creation of new benefice and parish of Murton Holy Trinity from part of Dalton le Dale (with plan). Union of benefice (but not parish) with Hawthorn St Michael to form Hawthorn and Murton benefice. Union of (remainder of) benefice of Dalton le Dale and New Seaham Christ Church to form Dalton le Dale and New Seaham benefice (parishes continue distinct).

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.5 6 June 2005
Declaration of redundancy of Hedgefield St Hilda. Union of parishes of Ryton and Hedgefield St Hilda to form Ryton parish, and change of name of Ryton with Hedgefield benefice to Ryton, Ryton Holy Cross to be parish church. With determination of effective date

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.6 24 June 2005
Union of benefices and parishes of Hebburn St Cuthbert and Hebburn St Oswald to form Hebburn St Cuthbert and St Oswald, both St Cuthbert and St Oswald remaining as parish churches

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.7 18 November 2005
Redundancy scheme for Gateshead St Cuthbert, to be appropriated to use for worship by Society of Pius X, and land annexed to use as an open space, both to be sold (? draft not confirmed, see later scheme at DDR/EA/BEP/13/2006.4)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2005.8 29 December 2005
Redundancy scheme for Castletown St Margaret, to be demolished and site sold. With covering letters

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2006.1 14 June 2006
Redundancy scheme for Hetton le Hole St Nicholas (covering letters only, copy of scheme not included)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2006.2 25 July 2006
Redundancy scheme for Hedgefield St Hilda, to be appropriated to use for creche and children's play centre, to be sold

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2006.3 10 August 2006
Redundancy scheme for Thornley St Bartholomew (Kelloe), to be demolished, site and part of land annexed to be appropriated to residential use and sold, remaining part to continue in use as burial ground (with plan and covering letter)

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2006.4 14 November 2006
Redundancy scheme for Gateshead St Cuthbert, to be appropriated to use for worship by Society of St Pius X or any other Christian body designated by Bishop of Durham and for community purposes. With covering letters

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2007.1 24 January 2007
Redundancy scheme for Eppleton All Saints, to be appropriated to use for residential purposes and sold, with covering letters

DDR/EA/BEP/13/2007.2 4 April 2007
Order in Council for closure of New Shildon All Saints churchyard (with plan)

DDR/EA/BEA
The return of augmentations of benefices previously referenced under DDR/EA/BEA/1 is now listed under DDR/EA/BEM/1/9 below.
NONE (reference not used)

Benefice Income and Fees
Reference: DDR/EA/BEI

Commissioners' grants to benefices
Reference: DDR/EA/BEI/1
Dates of creation: 1921-1960
Extent: 2½ boxes
Instruments from the Ecclesiastical/Church Commissioners awarding grants to particular benefices, with schedules of benefices (countrywide). The schedules include the amount of the grant and the date when it is first payable, as well as a note of any conditions attaching to the grant. Covering letters from the Commissioners are also sometimes included. Arranged by date of instrument.

Tables of surplice fees
Reference: DDR/EA/BEI/2
Dates of creation: [1813?], 1866-1961
Extent: 1 small tray and 1 box
Tables of fees fixed by the Chancellor of the diocese (before 1921), or by the Ecclesiastical/Church Commissioners (from 1938). Some correspondence also survives with the tables, especially for the earlier ones.
Only contains material relating to County Durham parishes and chapelries. Tables of fees for Northumberland if they survive should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Sorted by date, and each date then arranged by parish

Correspondence concerning surplice fees
Reference: DDR/EA/BEI/3
Dates of creation: 1920, 1936-1937, 1962, 1972-1974
Extent: 1 bundle
Correspondence and notes relating to the fixing of surplice fees. Includes papers concerning fees for burials in a crematorium or cemetery chapel.

Dilapidations
Reference: DDR/EA/BED DDR/EA/PHL: Loans and Mortgages for Repairs to Parsonage Houses

List of Dilapidations Act documents
Reference: DDR/EA/BED/1/1
Dates of creation: 25 August 1900-9 October 1925
Extent: 1 volume
Volume containing list of documents issued under the 1871 Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Act, numbers 429-1137 (headed “continued from old index”). Includes details of registry fees paid.
Formerly accessioned as DDR vols 1969/xi

1871 Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Act papers
Reference: DDR/EA/BED/2
Dates of creation: 1872-1911
Extent: 7 boxes
Orders for dilapidations, with schedules of repairs, and surveyors' certificates of completion, together with some other papers.
Note that this class contains only material relating to County Durham parishes and chapelries. Similar material for Northumberland if it survives (including pre-1882 material) should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Although included in the list compiled by the Diocesan Registry (and below), dilapidations papers are not held from 1911-1926 (numbers 739-1139), except for two stray deposits (numbers 832A and 1057). The Parsonages Board holds records dating from its creation in 1926, but the 1911-1926 records appear to have been lost.
Numbered approximately by the date of the bishops' orders for dilapidation - certificates of completion may be dated some months or years later.
The catalogue below is based on the list compiled and maintained by the Diocesan Registry. This lists the documents in strict date (not number) order, sometimes listing orders and certificates for the same item separately.

DDR/EA/BED/2/4 27 April 1872
West Hartlepool
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/7 29 May 1872, 8 October 1873
Elwick Hall
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/8 4 June 1872, 10 August 1875
Pelton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/10 27 July 1872, 14 January 1874, 11 March 1873
Ebchester
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46
Copy mortgage deed under section 62

DDR/EA/BED/2/11 27 July 1872
Croxdale
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/12 27 July 1872, 14 October 1873
Evenwood
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/13 24 September 1892, 25 July 1873
Easington
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/14 10 October 1872
South Shields Holy Trinity
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/15 10 October 1872, 10 August 1875
South Hylton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/16 10 October 1872, 6 October 1873
Rookhope
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/17 10 October 1872, 10 November 1872
Hart
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/18 16 October 1872, 11 December 1873
Hawthorn
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/19 16 November 1872
South Hylton
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/20 4 January 1873, 10 August 1875, 22 November 1873
Shincliffe
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46
Copy mortgage under section 62
Copy mortgage kept with DDR Copy QAB/CC mortgages no.118

DDR/EA/BED/2/21 20 February 1873, 24 November 1873
Durham St Giles
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/27 22 August 1873
Sunderland
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/32 29 October 1873
As noted in the manuscript list, "There are 2 Cert[ificate]s which seem to be nearly of one form"
Longnewton
Certificate under section 46
Noted in manuscript list, "See also Sections 12 and 17"
Certificate under sections 12, 17, 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/34 13 February 1874, 2 October 1875
Darlington St Cuthbert
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/34A 6 October 1875
Washington
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/34B 16 October 1875
Haverton Hill
Certificate under section 46
Not found (n.b. item not numbered in manuscript list)

DDR/EA/BED/2/36 5 April 1874
Sherburn
Copy mortgage under section 62
Copy mortgage kept with DDR Copy QAB/CC mortgages no.119

DDR/EA/BED/2/37 17 April 1874, 10 June 1874
Frosterley St Michael
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/39 26 June 1874, 20 January 1875
Ingleton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/42 29 September 1874, 18 November 1874
Seaham Harbour
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/43 30 November 1874
Haswell St Paul
Copy mortgage under section 62
Copy mortgage kept with DDR Copy QAB/CC mortgages no.120

DDR/EA/BED/2/44 18 November 1874, 15 May 1876, 30 October 1876
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Order under section 34
Certificate of completion
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/45 18 November 1874, 28 August 1876
Bishop Middleham
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/46 18 November 1874, 28 October 1875
Auckland St Andrew
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/47 7 December 1874, 22 July 1876
Greatham
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/48 9 January 1875, 15 April 1878
Esh
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/49 9 January 1875, 9 February 1877
Hartlepool St Hilda
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/50 18 March 1875, 29 January 1880
Medomsley
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/53 24 September 1895, 28 November 1878
Kelloe
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/54 28 October 1875, 27 November 1877
Byers Green
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/56 28 October 1875, 28 November 1878
Jarrow St Paul
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/57 28 October 1875, 8 October 1878
West Rainton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/60 17 January 1876
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/61 5 February 1876, 7 March 1878
Pittington
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/64 29 May 1876, 12 December 1877
Hurworth
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/65 29 May 1876, 23 February 1877
Etherley
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/66 29 May 1876, 6 September 1877
Durham St Oswald
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/67 19 July 1876, 11 July 1877
Elsdon
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/68 5 October 1876, 6 April 1878
Elton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/69 1 November 1876, 10 November 1876
Middleton in Teesdale
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/71 11 January 1877, 14 August 1877
Heatherycleugh
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/72 14 February 1877, 12 February 1879
Middleton St George
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/73 16 March 1877, 27 March 1878
Shadforth
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/74 27 March 1877, 6 July 1882
Sunderland
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 50

DDR/EA/BED/2/75 21 April 1877, 14 August 1877
Tanfield
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/76 21 April 1877, 10 August 1877
Wolsingham
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/81 13 November 1877, 27 May 1879
Eggleston
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/81A 27 November 1877
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/82 19 December 1877
Gateshead St Edmund
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/84 2 January 1878, 6 April 1878
Heworth St Mary
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/85 26 January 1878
Ryton
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/86 26 January 1878
Stella
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/87 9 March 1878
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/89 3 May 1878
South Hetton
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/93 1 November 1878, 23 March 1880
Whorlton
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/95 1 November 1878
Witton-le-Wear
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/97 2 May 1879, 29 November 1879
Westgate
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/98 2 May 1879, 4 May 1880
Felling
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/99 24 July 1879
West Hartlepool
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/100 27 August 1879, 24 August 1880
Belmont
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/101 10 September 1879, 16 July 1880
New Shildon
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/103 23 September 1879, 22 April 1880
Usworth Holy Trinity
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/104 21 November 1879
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/106 18 March 1880
Shadforth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/107 23 March 1880
Hunstanworth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/110 6 May 1880, 8 June 1880
Whitworth
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/111 5 August 1880
Durham St Giles
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/113 30 August 1880, 30 August 1880, 17 May 1882
Aycliffe
Order under section 34
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 47

DDR/EA/BED/2/114 7 September 1880
Elwick Hall
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/115 13 September 1880, 8 September 1881
Hawthorn
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/120 June 1880
Boldon
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/123 5 February 1881, 1 October 1881
Penshaw
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/127 1 April 1881, 10 November 1880
Durham Cathedral
Certificate under section 27
Certificate under section 27

DDR/EA/BED/2/128 8 April 1881, 4 October 1882
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/132 6 December 1881, 9 April 1883
Pelton
Certificate under section 46
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/135 4 May 1881
Hunwick
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/136 8 June 1881, 1 October 1881
Sadberge
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/137 8 July 1881
South Shields Holy Trinity
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/138 5 July 1881
Ryhope
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/140 20 September 1881
Medomsley
Certificate under section 50

DDR/EA/BED/2/141 4 November 1881, 13 June 1883
Cornforth
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/143 4 November 1881, 6 October 1882
Benfieldside
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/144 2 December 1881
Durham Cathedral
Certificate under section 27

DDR/EA/BED/2/145 31 December 1881, 31 July 1882
Whitburn
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/148 30 January 1882
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/150 10 February 1882, 30 October 1882
Birtley
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/152 10 March 1882, 19 July 1882
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/154 10 March 1882
Gateshead St Mary
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/158 1 April 1882, 13 January 1883
Gateshead St James
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/159 1 April 1882, 15 November 1882
Hart
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/160 31 July 1882, 21 July 1883
Frosterley
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/161 16 November 1882, 23 January 1885
Grindon
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/162 6 December 1882, 25 October 1883
Collierley
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/163 19 January 1883
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/164 15 March 1883
Durham St Nicholas
Order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/165 27 March 1883
Holmside
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/166 21 April 1883
Bishop Middleham
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/167 23 May 1883
Rookhope
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/168 13 July 1883
Durham Cathedral first canonry
Certificate under section 46
This certificate is annexed to the Commis approval of C Hodgson Fowler as surveyor, registered and filed as a deed see D

DDR/EA/BED/2/169 18 July 1883, 20 November 1883
Tudhoe
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/170 18 July 1883, 21 July 1883
South Shields St Hilda
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/171 21 August 1883, 22 August 1883
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/172 28 September 1883
Etherley
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/173 10 October 1883, 4 December 1883
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/174 31 October 1883
Whickham
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/175 20 November 1883
Stanhope
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/176 5 October 1883, 19 January 1884
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/177 6 January 1884
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate under section 27
This certificate is annexed to the comms approval of C Hodgson Fowler as surveyor registered and filed as a deed in D

DDR/EA/BED/2/178 7 February 1884
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/179 14 February 1884, 31 October 1884
Auckland St Andrew
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/180 25 February 1884
Elton
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/181 15 March 1884, 28 October 1884
Winston
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/182 25 April 1884, 6 November 1884
Trimdon
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/183 2 June 1884, 18 March 1885
Sunderland St Mark
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/184 28 July 1884, 5 December 1884
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/185 28 July 1884, 24 November 1885
Esh
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/186 28 July 1884, 20 April 1886
Castletown
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/187 23 August 1884
Fir Tree
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/188 10 September 1884
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/189 25 September 1884, 28 October 1884
Heighington
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/190 31 December 1884, 12 May 1886
Winlaton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/191 27 January 1885, 15 May 1886
Wingate Grange
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/192 20 March 1885
West Hartlepool Christ Church
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/193 12 May 1885, 12 May 1886
Denton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/194 12 May 1885, 25 August 1886
Bearpark
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/195 12 May 1885, 27 September 1886
Darlington St John
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/196 13 July 1885
Stella St Cuthbert
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/197 13 July 1885, 2 March 1886
Stranton All Saints
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/198 2 July 1885
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/199 6 July 1885, 6 April 1886
Shadforth
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/200 8 July 1885
West Rainton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/201 13 July 1885, 9 January 1885
Elton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/202 7 August 1885, 23 August 1886
Castle Eden
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/203 14 September 1885, 17 September 1885
Lanchester
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/204 14 September 1885, 3 April 1889
Hamsterley
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/205 6 October 1885, 8 June 1886
Wolsingham
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/206 6 October 1885
Kelloe
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/207 30 October 1885
Dalton-le-Dale
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/208 30 October 1885
Tanfield
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/209 14 October 1885, 30 March 1886
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/210 14 October 1885, 20 August 1887
Sedgefield
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/211 21 December 1885
Elwick Hall
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/212 6 January 1886
Durham St Giles
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/213 8 February 1886
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/214 29 January 1886, 2 July 1886
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/215 29 January 1866, 19 June 1886
Longnewton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/216 2 April 1886, 29 July 1887
Wolviston
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/217 2 April 1886
South Shields St Thomas
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/218 21 August 1886
Brancepeth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/219 21 August 1886
Boldon
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/220 25 August 1886
Whitworth
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/221 6 October 1886, 4 May 1886
Merrington
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/222 15 October 1886
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/223 22 December 1886, 4 May 1887
Whorlton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/224 8 January 1887, 21 August 1888
Haughton le Skerne
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/225 9 April 1887, 10 December 1887
Newbottle
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/226 18 May 1887
Belmont
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/227 20 May 1887
Egglescliffe
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/228 26 July 1887
Penshaw
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/229 25 July 1887, 28 July 1887
Sacriston
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/230 24 September 1887, 20 December 1889
Sadberge
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/231 24 September 1887, 22 November 1887
Ferryhill
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/232 22 December 1887
Durham Cathedral tenth canonry
Certificate under section 27
This certificate is annexed to the comms approval of C H Fowler surveyor registered and filed as a deed see bundle D

DDR/EA/BED/2/233 26 January 1888
Houghton-le-Spring
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/234 16 May 1886
Burnopfield
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/235 14 April 1888, 22 October 1888
Bishopton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/236 25 July 1888, 20 December 1889
Middleton St George
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/237 9 November 1888
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/238 8 November 1888
South Shields St Simon
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/239 8 November 1888, 13 April 1889
Tow Law
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/240 29 November 1888, 11 April 1889
Harton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/241 30 April 1889, 5 January 1891
Witton Gilbert
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/242 10 May 1889, 5 June 1890
Redmarshall
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/243 24 November 1888
Stillington St John
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/244 28 June 1889, 5 June 1890
Birtley
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/245 19 September 1889
Jarrow St Paul
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/245A 27 August 1889, 28 February 1890
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/246 5 October 1889, 26 August 1891
Forest and Frith St James
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/247 20 December 1889
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/248 28 July 1888
Durham Cathedral first canonry
Certificate under section 27
Certificate with commissioners approval of C H Fowler annexed, registered and filed with deeds see D

DDR/EA/BED/2/249 15 December 1888
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate under section 27
Certificate filed with deeds see bundle D

DDR/EA/BED/2/250 14 May 1890
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Certificate under section 47

DDR/EA/BED/2/251 16 May 1890, 5 July 1890
Willington
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/252 16 May 1890, 27 August 1890
Hetton-le-Hole
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/253 16 May 1890, 20 May 1891
Coniscliffe
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/254 3 July 1890
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/255 31 July 1890
Hawthorn
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/256 27 August 1890
Bishop Middleham
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/257 12 September 1890
Auckland St Andrew
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/258 12 September 1890
Waterhouses
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/259 25 October 1890, 14 December 1891
Lyons
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/260 25 October 1890, 1 December 1892
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/261 15 November 1890
Stanley
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/262 15 November 1890
West Hartlepool
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/263 6 November 1890, 29 August 1891
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/264 9 February 1891
Burnmoor
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/265 21 February 1891, 21 July 1892
Trimdon
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/266 24 February 1891
Lumley
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/267 26 February 1891
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/268 8 April 1891
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/269 27 May 1891
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/270 5 June 1891, 6 July 1891
Shotton
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/271 5 June 1891, 20 July 1891
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/272 5 June 1891, 29 August 1891
Sunderland St John
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/273 16 June 1891, 13 July 1893
Easington
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/274 16 June 1891, 12 October 1891
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/275 16 June 1891, 17 June 1893
Muggleswick
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/276 29 July 1891
Eggleston
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/277 24 July 1891
Whitworth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/278 30 July 1891
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/279 14 August 1891, 21 November 1892
Satley
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/280 26 August 1891
Whickham
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/281 15 October 1891, 29 March 1894
Elwick Hall
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/282 9 November 1891
Hunwick
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/283 7 November 1891, 3 June 1892
Ryton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/284 7 November 1891, 16 December 1891
Castletown
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/285 18 November 1891
Darlington Holy Trinity
Surveyor's report

DDR/EA/BED/2/286 5 December 1891, 26 December 1892
Durham St Giles
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/287 14 December 1891
Brancepeth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/288 23 December 1891, 5 October 1892
Ebchester
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/289 12 January 1892, 30 June 1892
South Shields St Hilda
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/290 20 January 1892, 14 November 1893
Hart
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/291 20 January 1892, 8 November 1892
Sunderland St Stephen
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/292 2 February 1892, 20 September 1893
Leadgate
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/293 20 February 1892, 22 August 1892
Lynesack
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/294 8 April 1892, 26 December 1892
Esh
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/295 25 April 1892, 29 January 1894
South Hetton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/296 12 May 1892
Holmside
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/297 28 June 1892, 5 October 1892
Sunderland
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/298 28 June 1892, 13 October 1893
Hedworth
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/299 13 July 1892
Penshaw
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/300 13 July 1892
Castleside
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/301 1 August 1892, 7 June 1894
Great Stainton
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/302 1 August 1892, 26 June 1893
Longnewton
Bishop's order
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/303 5 August 1892, 12 August 1892
Seaton Carew
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/304 6 August 1892
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/305 5 August 1892, 21 April 1893
Marley Hill
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/306 5 August 1892, 15 February 1893
Rekendyke St Jude
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/307 19 August 1892, 18 May 1894
Auckland St Helen
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/308 24 August 1892
Durham Cathedral fourth canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate filed with deeds

DDR/EA/BED/2/309 16 September 1892
South Shields St Stephen
Bishop's order under section 34

DDR/EA/BED/2/310 27 September 1892, 6 June 1893
Rookhope
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/311 22 October 1892
West Rainton
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/312 28 February 1893
South Shields St Mark
Surveyor's report
Among M B papers Sequons

DDR/EA/BED/2/313 20 May 1893, 20 June 1893
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/314 31 May 1893
Durham Cathedral tenth canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with surveyor's approval see separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/315 16 June 1893, 9 August 1893
Herrington
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/316 16 June 1893, 11 January 1894
Southwick St Columba
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/317 20 June 1893
Houghton-le-Spring
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/318 26 July 1893
Durham Cathedral first canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with surveyor's approval with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/319 29 July 1893
Eastgate All Saints
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/320 5 August 1893
South Shields Holy Trinity
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/321 11 August 1893, 20 September 1893
Silksworth
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/322 7 October 1893
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/323 28 November 1893, 13 January 1894
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Bishop's order under section 34
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/324 9 March 1894, 14 May 1895
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/325 15 March 1894, 17 October 1894
Gateshead St James
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/326 24 March 1894, 27 September 1894
Lanchester
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/327 30 March 1894, 24 January 1895
Whorlton
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/328 23 April 1894
Bensham
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/329 17 April 1894, 23 August 1894
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/330 30 April 1894
Chester-le-Street
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/331 3 May 1894
Belmont
Certificate on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/332 30 May 1894
Egglescliffe
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/333 23 June 1894
Denton
Surveyor's report
held among sequestration papers for Denton (correspondence files)

DDR/EA/BED/2/334 28 July 1894
South Shields St Mark
Certificate under section 46 on sequestration

DDR/EA/BED/2/335 23 August 1894
Consett
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/336 3 October 1894
Spennymoor
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/337 16 January 1895
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/338 11 April 1895, 28 June 1895
Usworth Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/339 10 June 1895, 29 October 1896
Pittington
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/340 31 July 1895
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with surveyor,s approval see separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/341 14 September 1895, 25 July 1896
Redmarshall
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/342 27 September 1895, 20 November 1895
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Bishop's order
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/343 5 October 1895, 29 November 1895
Ferryhill
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/344 23 October 1895
Deanery of Durham
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with surveyor's approval see separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/345 1 November 1895
Tudhoe
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/346 21 November 1895
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/347 3 December 1895, 27 March 1896
Pelton
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/348 3 December 1895, 1 May 1896
Heighington
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/349 23 December 1895
East Rainton
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/350 31 December 1895, 12 September 1896
Beamish
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/351 9 January 1896
Elton
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/352 25 January 1896
Durham St Cuthbert
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/353 8 February 1896, 16 October 1897
Byers Green
Bishop's order
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/354 25 February 1896
Darlington St John
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/356 25 April 1896, 24 April 1896
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/357 5 May 1896, 10 August 1896
Burnmoor
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/358 1 June 1896
Whitworth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/359 9 June 1896, 3 December 1896
Gainford
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/360 3 July 1896
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/361 11 July 1896, 5 August 1896
Newbottle
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/362 27 July 1896
Brancepeth
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/363 8 August 1896, 23 November 1896
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate under section 46
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/364 25 August 1896
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/365 1 September 1896, 11 November 1896
Durham St Oswald
Bishop's order
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/366 26 September 1896
Whickham
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/367 11 November 1896
Evenwood
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/368 16 March 1897
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/369 3 May 1897, 30 November 1897
Auckland St Peter
Bishop's order
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/370 10 May 1897
Whitburn
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/371 31 May 1897
Penshaw
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/372 11 June 1897
Etherley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/373 15 July 1897
Darlington St John
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/374 21 September 1897
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/375 19 October 1897
South Shields St Thomas
Surveyor's report

DDR/EA/BED/2/376 6 December 1897
Escomb
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/377 8 December 1897
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/378 18 December 1897
Middleton in Teesdale
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/379 27 December 1897
Southwick St Columba
Certificate under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/380 13 January 1898
Dinsdale
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/381 24 February 1898
Washington
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/382 25 February 1898
South Shields St Thomas
Certificate under section 46 on sequestration

DDR/EA/BED/2/383 7 March 1898
Hunwick
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/384 18 April 1898
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/385 30 April 1898
Southwick Holy Trinity
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/386 18 April 1898
Hawthorn
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/387 11 June 1898
Lamesley
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/388 9 July 1898
New Shildon
Certificate under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/389 12 July 1898
Lamesley
Certificate under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/390 19 July 1898
Durham Cathedral tenth canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/391 28 July 1898
Durham Cathedral first canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/392 19 August 1898
Sherburn
Certificate under section 46 on request of the late Canon Richmond

DDR/EA/BED/2/393 9 September 1898
Barnard Castle
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/394 21 September 1898
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate of completion under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/395 4 October 1898
Southwick Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/396 10 November 1898
Escomb
Certificate of completion under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/397 15 November 1898
Gateshead Fell
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/398 12 December 1898
Dinsdale
Certificate of completion under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/399 4 February 1899
Heworth St Alban
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/400 10 November 1898
Jarrow Grange Christ Church (Glebe Farm, Stamfordham only)
Certificate of completion under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/401 17 March 1899
Frosterley
Certificate of completion under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/402 11 April 1899
Marley Hill
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/403 4 January 1899
Herrington
Certificate of completion under section 46 on request

DDR/EA/BED/2/404 20 May 1899
Heworth St Alban
Certificate of completion under section 46 on vacancy

DDR/EA/BED/2/405 29 June 1899
Lynesack
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/406 5 July 1899
Felling Christ Church
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/406A 5 July 1899
Noted: "This order was issued by mistake and was returned to Mr J G Wilson 20 July 1899"
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Bishop's order
Previously referenced 407 (in the manuscript list deposited with the collection)
Not held

DDR/EA/BED/2/407 1 August 1899
Penshaw
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/408 14 September 1899
Marley Hill
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/409 18 October 1899
Consett
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/410 9 November 1899
Castle Eden
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/411 20 December 1899
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/412 6 January 1900
Barnard Castle
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/413 17 January 1900
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/414 17 January 1900
Felling Christ Church
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/415 13 January 1900
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/416 24 February 1900
Longnewton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/417 21 March 1900
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/418 24 March 1900
Lynesack
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/419 31 March 1900
South Hetton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/420 10 May 1900
Gateshead St Edmund
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/421 5 June 1900
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/422 15 June 1900
Sacriston
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/423 16 July 1900
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/424 30 July 1900
Shincliffe
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/425 8 August 1900
Gateshead St Edmund
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/426 8 August 1900
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/427 8 August 1900
Gateshead St James
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/428 21 August 1900
Spennymoor
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/429 25 August 1900
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27
Certificate with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/430 22 September 1900
Hendon St Paul
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/431 22 September 1900
Croxdale
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/432 1 October 1900
Shildon
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/433 12 November 1900
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/434 12 November 1900
Auckland St Helen
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/435 17 November 1900
South Hylton
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/436 20 November 1900
Sacriston
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/437 21 November 1900
Croxdale
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/438 3 December 1900
Shincliffe
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/439 3 December 1900
Hendon St Paul
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/440 4 December 1900
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/441 11 December 1900
Westgate
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/442 22 December 1900
Shotton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/443 22 December 1900
Hebburn St John
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/444 14 January 1901
Denton
Certificate under section 46 on sequestration

DDR/EA/BED/2/445 14 January 1901
Spennymoor
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/446 26 January 1901
Stella
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/447 7 February 1901
Forest and Frith
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/448 27 February 1901
Hebburn St John
Certificate of completion under section 46

DDR/EA/BED/2/449 27 February 1901
Sunderland St John
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/450 27 February 1901
Greenside St John
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/451 11 May 1901
Elwick Hall
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/452 1 June 1901
Harton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/453 1 June 1901
Burnopfield
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/454 1 June 1901
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/455 27 June 1901
Heatherycleugh
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/456 29 June 1901
Billingham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/457 5 July 1901
Satley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/458 29 June 1901
Easington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/459 23 July 1901
Durham Cathedral
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/460 24 July 1901
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/461 31 July 1901
Greenside St John
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/462 1 August 1901
Tudhoe
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/463 26 August 1901
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/464 3 September 1901
Harton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/465 3 September 1901
Bishop Auckland
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/466 3 September 1901
Sunderland St John
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/467 14 September 1901
Burnopfield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/468 15 September 1901
Shotton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/469 8 October 1901
Noted as "issued under a misapprehension"
Gateshead St Mary
Certificate of completion
Not held

DDR/EA/BED/2/470 15 October 1901
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/471 26 October 1901
Darlington St James
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/472 26 October 1901
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/473 5 November 1901
Stella
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/474 22 November 1901
Forest and Frith
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/475 30 November 1901
Eggleston
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/476 5 December 1901
Shotton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/477 5 December 1901
Gateshead St Mary
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/478 9 December 1901
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/479 9 December 1901
Gateshead St Mary
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/480 24 December 1901
Darlington St James
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/481 17 February 1902
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/482 26 March 1902
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/483 8 April 1902
Durham St Giles
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/484 31 May 1902
Coundon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/485 13 June 1902
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/486 17 June 1902
Pallion
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/487 7 July 1902
Rookhope
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/488 16 July 1902
Westgate
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/489 16 July 1902
Pittington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/490 21 July 1902
Easington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/491 28 July 1902
Cassop cum Quarrington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/492 18 September 1902
Holmside
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/493 20 September 1902
Heatherycleugh
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/494 20 September 1902
Durham St Giles
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/495 22 September 1902
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/496 25 October 1902
Walton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/497 2 December 1902
Billingham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/498 2 February 1903
Ryhope
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/498A 4 February 1903
Cockfield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/499 7 March 1903
Elton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/500 14 March 1903
Byers Green
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/501 28 March 1903
East Rainton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/502 1 April 1903
Ryhope
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/503 6 June 1903
Whorlton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/504 6 June 1903
Haughton le Skerne
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/505 16 June 1903
Boldon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/506 7 July 1903
Etherley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/507 27 July 1903
Durham Cathedral first canonry
Certificate of completion under section 27

DDR/EA/BED/2/508 25 July 1903
Brandon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/509 23 July 1903
Stanley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/510 21 August 1903
Durham Cathedral
Certificate of completion under section 27

DDR/EA/BED/2/511 25 August 1903
Belmont
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/512 25 August 1903
Bolam
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/513 19 September 1903
Burnmoor
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/514 19 September 1903
Stockton-on-Tees St James Hardwick
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/515 24 October 1903
West Pelton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/516 24 October 1903
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/517 27 August 1903
Evenwood
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/518 26 November 1903
Sherburn
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/519 25 November 1903
Durham St Cuthbert
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/520 10 December 1903
Thornley St Bartholomew Wolsingham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/521 24 December 1903
Crook
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/522 9 January 1904
Hetton-le-Hole
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/523 9 January 1904
New Shildon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/524 22 January 1904
Byers Green
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/525 29 January 1904
Durham St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/526 30 January 1904
Thornley St Bartholomew Wolsingham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/527 16 February 1904
Sedgefield
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/528 4 March 1904
Durham St Margaret
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/529 4 March 1904
Darlington St Paul
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/530 7 March 1904
Rookhope
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/531 15 March 1904
West Pelton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/532 20 April 1904
Brandon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/533 21 April 1904
Boldon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/534 16 April 1904
Bishopton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/535 4 May 1904
Cassop cum Quarrington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/536 6 May 1904
Burnmoor
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/537 25 May 1904
Egglescliffe
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/538 30 May 1904
Lanchester
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/539 7 June 1904
Silksworth
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/540 22 June 1904
Stockton-on-Tees St James Hardwick
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/541 15 July 1904
Escomb
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/542 24 August 1904
Penshaw
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/543 14 September 1904
New Shildon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/544 14 September 1904
Whorlton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/545 19 September 1904
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/546 26 September 1904
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/547 21 October 1904
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/548 2 November 1904
Silksworth
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/549 10 November 1904
Edmundbyers
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/550 10 November 1904
Whitworth
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/551 10 November 1904
Hetton-le-Hole
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/552 18 November 1904
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/553 22 November 1904
South Shields St Hilda
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/554 5 December 1904
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/555 7 December 1904
Hamsterley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/556 25 November 1904
Edmundbyers
Certificate

DDR/EA/BED/2/557 19 December 1904
Elton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/558 5 January 1905
Haughton le Skerne
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/559 24 January 1905
Collierley
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/560 24 January 1905
Darlington St John
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/561 13 March 1905
Beamish
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/562 10 April 1905
Trimdon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/563 10 April 1905
Rekendyke St Jude
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/564 5 June 1905
Egglescliffe
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/565 8 June 1905
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/566 8 June 1905
Lanchester
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/567 15 June 1905
Coundon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/568 16 June 1905
Darlington St John
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/569 29 June 1905
Great Stainton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/570 20 June 1905
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/571 14 November 1904
Seahouses Westoe
Surveyor's report

DDR/EA/BED/2/572 10 July 1905
Collierley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/573 12 August 1905
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate of completion
Certificate with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/574 3 August 1905
Stockton-on-Tees St Peter
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/575 14 August 1905
South Shields St Thomas
Certificate of completion on sequestration

DDR/EA/BED/2/576 18 August 1905
Felling
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/577 4 September 1905
Rekendyke St Jude
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/578 20 September 1905
Darlington Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/579 22 September 1905
Muggleswick
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/580 20 September 1905
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/581 28 October 1905
South Shields St Hilda
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/582 11 November 1905
South Shields St Mark
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/583 9 November 1905
Sedgefield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/584 16 November 1905
Beamish
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/585 7 December 1905
Longnewton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/586 8 December 1905
Esh
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/587 5 January 1906
Whitworth
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/588 5 January 1906
Hurworth
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/589 1 March 1906
Middleton St George
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/590 20 March 1906
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/591 9 April 1906
Auckland St Helen
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/592 15 May 1906
Wolviston
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/593 1 June 1906
Coniscliffe
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/594 11 June 1906
Gateshead St James
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/595 14 June 1906
Frosterley
Surveyor's report

DDR/EA/BED/2/596 19 June 1906
Ryton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/597 30 June 1906
Eastgate All Saints
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/598 7 July 1906
Merrington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/599 11 August 1906
Heighington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/600 21 August 1906
Durham Cathedral third canonry
Certificate of completion
Certificate along with approval of surveyor by [can't read name] with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/601 4 September 1906
Edmundbyers
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/602 19 September 1906
Hurworth
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/603 4 October 1905
Gateshead St James
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/604 19 October 1906
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/605 25 October 1906
Grindon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/606 6 November 1906
Trimdon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/607 23 November 1906
Barnard Castle
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/608 10 December 1906
Durham Cathedral Durham Deanery
Certificate of completion
Certificate with separate bundle of Durham Canonries

DDR/EA/BED/2/609 10 December 1906
Heighington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/610 21 December 1906
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/611 21 December 1906
Coniscliffe
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/612 4 January 1907
Sunnybrow
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/613 14 January 1907
South Shields St Simon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/614 25 January 1907
Bishop Auckland
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/615 30 January 1907
West Rainton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/616 4 April 1907
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/617 27 April 1907
Lyons
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/618 29 June 1907
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/619 29 June 1907
Hebburn St Oswald
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/620 8 July 1907
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/621 8 July 1907
Stella
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/622 19 July 1907
Merrington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/623 20 August 1907
Monk Hesleden
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/624 20 August 1907
Hartlepool St James
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/625 20 August 1907
Herrington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/626 22 August 1907
Eastgate All Saints
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/627 26 August 1907
Hebburn St Oswald
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/628 28 September 1907
Hartlepool St James
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/629 28 September 1907
Monk Hesleden
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/630 30 September 1907
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/631 30 September 1907
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/632 10 October 1907
Grindon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/633 10 October 1907
Frosterley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/634 11 October 1907
West Rainton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/635 25 October 1907
Greatham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/636 28 October 1907
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/637 30 October 1907
Houghton-le-Spring
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/638 11 November 1907
Herrington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/639 12 November 1907
Birtley
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/640 25 November 1907
Consett
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/641 25 November 1907
Durham Cathedral [?fourth] canonry
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/642 5 January 1908
Esh
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/643 9 March 1908
Sadberge
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/644 20 March 1908
Elwick Hall
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/645 14 May 1905
Pittington
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/646 12 May 1908
South Hetton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/647 29 May 1908
Stella
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/648 26 June 1908
Auckland St Peter
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/649 24 July 1908
Leadgate
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/650 26 August 1908
South Hetton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/651 29 August 1908
Hunwick
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/652 29 August 1908
Waterhouses
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/653 2 September 1908
Leadgate
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/654 2 September 1908
Westgate
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/655 4 September 1908
Greatham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/656 4 September 1908
Dalton-le-Dale Seaton Carew Farm
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/657 9 September 1908
Forest and Frith
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/658 12 September 1908
Seaham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/659 8 October 1908
Crook
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/660 27 October 1908
Birtley
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/661 1 November 1908
Belmont
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/662 6 November 1908
Barnard Castle
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/663 11 November 1908
Muggleswick
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/664 13 November 1908
Jarrow St Paul
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/665 16 November 1908
Monk Hesleden St John
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/666 9 December 1908
Houghton-le-Spring
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/667 12 December 1908
West Hartlepool Christ Church
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/668 17 December 1908
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/669 12 January 1909
Hartlepool St Paul
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/670 26 January 1909
Billingham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/671 10 July 1909
Darlington St Hilda
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/672 10 February 1909
Auckland St Peter
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/673 15 February 1909
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/674 27 February 1909
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/675 13 March 1909
Seaton Carew
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/676 27 March 1909
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/677 27 March 1909
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/678 31 March 1909
Whitburn
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/679 10 April 1909
Monk Hesleden St John
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/680 7 May 1909
Wolviston
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/681 8 June 1909
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/682 9 June 1909
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/683 3 July 1909
Seaham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/684 10 July 1909
Seaton Carew
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/685 15 July 1909
Durham St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/686 24 July 1909
East Rainton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/687 29 July 1909
Gainford
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/688 20 August 1909
Croxdale
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/689 29 September 1909
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/690 7 October 1909
Tanfield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/691 7 October 1909
Hamsteels
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/692 8 October 1909
Evenwood
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/693 20 October 1909
Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/694 20 October 1909
Durham St Oswald
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/695 20 October 1909
Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/696 11 November 1909
South Shields St Aidan
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/697 12 November 1909
Whitburn
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/698 23 November 1909
Fir Tree
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/699 1 December 1909
Croxdale
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/700 6 January 1910
Easington
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/701 7 January 1910
Durham St Oswald
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/702 1 February 1910
Eldon
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/703 17 February 1910
Etherley
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/704 16 March 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/705 29 March 1910
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/706 30 March 1910
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/707 18 April 1910
Winston
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/708 9 May 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/709 10 May 1910
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/710 23 May 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/711 24 May 1910
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/712 26 May 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/713 9 June 1910
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/714 11 June 1910
Sunderland
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/715 28 June 1910
Tudhoe
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/716 22 July 1910
Haverton Hill
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/717 4 August 1910
East Rainton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/718 12 August 1910
Sunderland
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/719 27 August 1910
Haswell
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/720 16 September 1910
Eldon
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/721 23 September 1910
Tudhoe
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/722 28 October 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/723 29 October 1910
Felling Christ Church
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/724 7 November 1910
Fir Tree
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/725 17 November 1910
Auckland Castle St Peter's Chapel
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/726 28 November 1910
Haverton Hill
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/726A 29 November 1910
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/727 1 December 1910
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/728 3 December 1910
Hartlepool St Paul
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/729 10 December 1910
Pelton
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/730 10 December 1910
Chilton Moor
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/731 13 December 1910
Hendon St Paul
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/732 13 December 1910
Houghton-le-Spring
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/733 13 December 1910
Durham St Margaret
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/734 25 January 1911
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Appointment of surveyor

DDR/EA/BED/2/735 26 January 1911
South Westoe
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/736 26 January 1911
Ingleton
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/737 26 January 1911
Hendon St Ignatius
Bishop's order

DDR/EA/BED/2/738 31 January 1911
South Shields St Hilda
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/739 10 February 1911
Durham Cathedral eleventh canonry
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/740 16 February 1911
Darlington St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/741 19 February 1911
Hendon St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/742 21 March 1911
Darlington St John
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/743 21 March 1911
Silksworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/744 10 April 1911
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/745 22 April 1911
Etherley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/746 22 April 1911
Egglescliffe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/747 10 May 1911
Winston
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/748 10 May 1911
Elton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/749 12 May 1911
Holmside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/750 3 June 1911
Houghton-le-Spring
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/751 18 June 1911
Rekendyke St Jude
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/752 21 June 1911
Denton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/753 15 July 1911
Gateshead Fell
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/754 31 July 1911
Rekendyke St Jude
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/755 31 July 1911
Ingleton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/756 13 September 1911
South Westoe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/757 14 September 1911
Haswell
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/758 11 September 1911
Bolam
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/759 27 September 1911
Sunnybrow
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/760 27 September 1911
Gateshead St Mary
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/761 27 September 1911
Darlington St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/762 16 October 1911
Easington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/763 23 October 1911
Lanchester
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/764 2 November 1911
Darlington St Luke
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/765 3 November 1911
Hunstanworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/766 1 December 1911
Sunderland St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/767 11 December 1911
Shildon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/768 19 December 1911
Gateshead St Edmund
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/769 20 January 1912
Bearpark
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/770 2 February 1912
Durham St Margaret
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/771 24 February 1912
Redmarshall
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/772 24 February 1912
Auckland St Helen
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/773 26 February 1912
Silksworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/774 27 February 1912
Stockton-on-Tees St James Hardwick
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/775 4 March 1912
Boldon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/776 4 March 1912
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/777 3 April 1912
Auckland St Andrew with St Anne UB
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/778 12 April 1912
Bearpark
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/779 16 May 1912
Edmundbyers
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/780 13 June 1912
Escomb
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/781 1 July 1912
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/782 19 July 1912
Hedworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/783 7 August 1912
Gateshead St Edmund
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/784 26 October 1912
Rookhope
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/785 4 November 1912
Hawthorn
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/786 20 December 1912
Sacriston
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/787 20 December 1912
Whorlton
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/788 4 January 1913
Hedworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/789 10 January 1913
Ryton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/790 10 January 1913
Stella
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/791 10 January 1913
Hurworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/792 20 March 1912
South Shields Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/793 30 April 1913
Cassop cum Quarrington
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/794 30 May 1913
Wolsingham
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/795 30 May 1913
Whickham
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/796 10 July 1913
Eastgate All Saints
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/797 13 July 1913
South Shields Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/798 21 July 1913
Greenside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/799 25 July 1913
Consett
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/800 1 August 1913
Cassop
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/801 11 July 1913
Whorlton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/802 30 August 1913
Lynesack
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/803 5 August 1913
Eggleston
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/804 8 September 1913
Whitworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/805 31 October 1913
Hunstanworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/806 8 November 1913
Belmont
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/807 13 November 1913
West Rainton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/808 26 November 1913
Stanhope
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/809 3 December 1913
Cornforth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/810 5 December 1913
Norton-on-Tees
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/811 5 January 1914
Whickham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/812 15 January 1914
Rookhope
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/813 20 January 1914
Sacriston
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/814 21 January 1914
Pittington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/815 30 January 1914
Barnard Castle
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/816 23 February 1914
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/817 26 February 1914
New Shildon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/819 2 April 1914
Sadberge
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/820 6 July 1914
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/821 18 July 1914
Whitworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/822 18 July 1914
Darlington St Hilda
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/823 20 July 1914
Lynesack
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/824 14 July 1914
Witton Park
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/825 27 July 1914
Middleton St George
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/826 18 August 1914
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/827 27 August 1914
Greatham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/828 2 September 1914
Sedgefield
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/829 2 September 1914
Hart
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/830 2 September 1914
Birtley
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/831 5 October 1914
Bolam
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/832 7 October 1914
Tanfield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/832A 18 October 1914
Frosterley
Surveyor's report

DDR/EA/BED/2/833 24 October 1914
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/834 24 October 1914
Frosterley
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/835 24 October 1914
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/836 24 October 1914
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/837 24 October 1914
Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/838 5 November 1914
Satley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/839 13 November 1914
Birtley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/840 27 November 1914
Witton Park
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/841 3 December 1914
Benfieldside
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/842 19 December 1914
Sunderland St John
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/843 19 December 1914
Auckland St Peter
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/844 5 January 1915
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/845 7 October 1914
Shotton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/846 2 March 1915
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/847 13 March 1915
Haughton le Skerne
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/848 9 April 1915
Westgate
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/849 9 April 1915
South Shields St Stephen
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/850 17 April 1915
Spennymoor
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/851 15 April 1915
Gainford
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/852 12 June 1915
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/853 17 June 1915
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/854 25 June 1915
Benfieldside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/855 30 June 1915
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/856 1 July 1915
Stockton-on-Tees St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/857 12 July 1915
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/858 19 July 1915
Dalton-le-Dale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/859 19 July 1915
Greatham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/860 30 July 1915
Stanhope
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/861 11 August 1915
Eppleton
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/862 11 September 1915
Auckland St Peter
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/863 17 September 1915
Sunderland St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/864 8 October 1915
Hart
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/865 7 October 1915
Kelloe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/866 12 October 1915
Spennymoor
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/867 23 October 1915
Beamish
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/868 5 November 1915
Castleside
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/869 5 November 1915
Hendon St Barnabas
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/870 13 November 1915
Heatherycleugh
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/871 26 November 1915
Felling
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/872 24 December 1915
South Shields St Stephen
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/873 21 January 1916
Hart
Certificate of postponement of works
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/874 3 February 1916
Shadforth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/875 30 March 1916
Hartlepool St Hilda
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/876 30 March 1916
Castle Eden
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/877 9 March 1916
Castleside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/878 15 May 1916
Leadgate
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/879 15 May 1916
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/880 22 May 1916
Coniscliffe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/881 20 June 1916
Frosterley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/882 24 June 1916
Sedgefield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/883 30 June 1916
Wingate Grange
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/884 19 July 1916
Shadforth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/885 21 July 1916
Eppleton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/886 23 August 1916
Deaf Hill
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/887 2 October 1916
Heighington
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/888 3 October 1916
Ingleton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/889 17 October 1916
Wingate Grange
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/890 23 October 1916
Kelloe
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/891 26 October 1916
Auckland Castle
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/892 27 October 1916
Pelton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/893 1 December 1916
Monk Hesleden St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/894 13 December 1916
Stillington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/895 9 January 1917
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/896 24 January 1917
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/897 15 March 1917
Stockton-on-Tees St Peter
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/898 30 April 1917
South Shields St Hilda
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/899 11 May 1917
Elwick Hall
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/900 11 June 1917
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/901 11 June 1917
Heighington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/902 12 June 1917
Southwick St Columba
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/903 25 June 1917
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/904 30 July 1917
Castle Eden
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/905 6 August 1917
Fir Tree
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/906 22 August 1917
Seaton Carew
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/907 22 August 1917
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/908 28 August 1917
Waterhouses
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/909 18 September 1917
Escomb
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/910 25 October 1917
Shildon
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/911 25 October 1917
Hartlepool St James
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/912 30 October 1917
Newbottle
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/913 8 November 1917
Hartlepool St Hilda
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/914 22 January 1918
Trimdon
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/915 9 February 1918
Heworth St Mary
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/916 22 March 1918
Medomsley
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/917 11 May 1918
Seaton Carew
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/918 10 March 1914
Wolsingham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/919 10 March 1914
Wolsingham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/920 20 July 1918
Stella
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/921 23 July 1918
Hendon St Barnabas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/922 26 August 1918
South Westoe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/923 16 January 1919
Herrington
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/924 16 January 1919
Blackhall
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/925 30 January 1919
Hartlepool St James
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/926 27 March 1919
Evenwood
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/927 4 April 1919
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/928 3 April 1919
Herrington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/929 13 May 1919
West Rainton
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/930 21 May 1919
Heworth St Mary
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/931 11 June 1919
Hendon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/932 27 June 1919
Croxdale
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/933 27 June 1919
Brancepeth
Bishop's order
Type of document not clear from manuscript list (and original not held)
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/934 19 July 1919
Chester-le-Street
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/935 25 July 1919
Hendon St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/936 30 July 1919
Belmont
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/937 31 July 1919
Rookhope
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/938 10 October 1919
Castletown
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/939 10 October 1919
South Shields St Thomas
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/940 11 October 1919
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/941 30 October 1919
Darlington St Cuthbert
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/942 20 November 1919
Hartlepool St Oswald
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/943 2 December 1919
West Rainton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/944 18 December 1919
Darlington St Luke
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/945 30 December 1919
Croxdale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/946 30 December 1919
Tudhoe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/947 24 February 1920
Darlington Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/948 28 February 1920
Etherley
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/949 4 March 1920
Bishop Middleham
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/950 23 March 1920
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/951 27 March 1920
South Shields St Hilda
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/952 12 April 1920
Hebburn St Oswald
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/953 22 June 1920
Hartlepool St Oswald
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/954 15 July 1920
Southwick Holy Trinity
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/955 26 July 1920
Whitworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/956 1 September 1920
Egglescliffe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/957 16 September 1920
Eighton Banks
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/958 30 September 1920
Tanfield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/959 30 September 1920
Stockton-on-Tees St James Hardwick
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/960 24 October 1920
Dawdon
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/961 18 October 1920
New Shildon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/962 1 March 1920
Darlington Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/963 8 November 1920
Redmarshall
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/964 19 November 1920
Gateshead St Mary
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/965 26 November 1920
Pittington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/966 27 November 1920
Witton Park
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/967 1 December 1920
Gainford
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/968 11 January 1921
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/969 9 February 1921
Southwick Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/970 26 February 1921
Darlington St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/971 8 March 1921
Rookhope
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/972 12 January 1921
Bishop Middleham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/973 12 May 1921
Hebburn St Oswald
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/974 20 May 1921
Willington
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/975 14 June 1921
Jarrow St Paul
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/976 15 June 1921
Coxhoe
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/977 15 June 1921
Harton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/978 16 June 1921
South Shields St Aidan
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/979 25 June 1921
Gateshead St George
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/980 5 July 1921
Whitworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/981 9 July 1921
Sadberge
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/982 14 July 1921
Greatham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/983 19 July 1921
Durham St Nicholas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/984 29 July 1921
Seaham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/985 2 August 1921
Dawdon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/986 10 August 1921
Ingleton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/986A 12 September 1921
Houghton-le-Spring
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/987 27 September 1921
Castletown
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/987A 14 September 1921
Dipton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/988 6 October 1921
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/989 21 October 1921
South Shields St Stephen
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/990 10 October 1921
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/991 22 October 1921
South Shields St Thomas
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/992 7 November 1921
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/993 15 November 1921
Durham St Oswald
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/994 23 November 1921
Auckland St Andrew
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/995 5 December 1921
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/996 30 December 1921
Stanhope
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/997 30 December 1921
Heworth St Alban
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/998 31 December 1921
Chester-le-Street
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/999 25 February 1922
Satley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1000 9 March 1922
Witton-le-Wear
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1001 11 April 1922
South Shields St Stephen
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1002 17 May 1922
Hebburn St John
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1003 9 June 1922
Durham St Cuthbert
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1004 17 June 1922
Burnmoor
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1005 24 June 1922
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1006 13 July 1922
Jarrow St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1007 29 July 1922
Durham St Oswald
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1008 29 July 1922
Hebburn St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1009 8 August 1922
Durham St Giles
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1010 14 August 1922
Collierley
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1011 4 August 1922
Darlington St John
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1012 10 August 1922
Heworth St Alban
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1013 25 August 1922
Eastgate All Saints
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1014 18 September 1922
Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1015 29 September 1922
Stanhope
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1016 29 September 1922
Collierley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1017 20 October 1922
West Hartlepool
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1018 20 October 1922
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1019 21 October 1922
Wingate Grange
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1020 22 November 1922
Whorlton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1021 4 December 1922
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1022 27 December 1922
Stranton All Saints
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1023 27 December 1922
Middleton St George
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1024 13 December 1922
Pelton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1025 14 December 1922
Beamish
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1026 12 January 1923
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1027 18 January 1923
Auckland St Peter
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1028 15 January 1923
Durham St Cuthbert
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1029 7 February 1923
Westgate
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1030 16 February 1923
South Hylton
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1031 1 March 1923
Staindrop with Cockfield
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1032 7 March 1923
Easington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1033 23 March 1923
Stranton All Saints
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1034 3 April 1923
Sedgefield
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1035 11 April 1923
Witton Gilbert
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1036 30 April 1923
Hunstanworth
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1037 21 April 1923
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1038 3 May 1923
Blackhill St Aidan
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1039 4 May 1923
Coniscliffe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1040 5 May 1923
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1041 22 May 1923
South Hylton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1042 22 May 1923
Hendon St Ignatius
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1043 21 June 1923
Hendon St Ignatius
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1044 21 June 1923
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1045 1 August 1923
Lamesley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1046 1 August 1923
Stella
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1047 2 August 1922
Hunwick
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1048 13 August 1923
Darlington St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1049 17 August 1923
Coxhoe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1050 13 September 1923
Muggleswick
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1051 13 September 1923
Dalton-le-Dale
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1052 13 September 1923
Middleton in Teesdale
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1053 13 September 1923
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1054 13 September 1923
Staindrop with Cockfield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1055 22 September 1923
Middleton St George
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1056 4 October 1923
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1057 17 October 1923
Auckland Castle
Certificate of completion

DDR/EA/BED/2/1058 17 October 1923
Elwick Hall
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1059 8 November 1923
Seaham Harbour
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1060 12 November 1923
Auckland St Helen
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1061 12 November 1923
Evenwood
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1062 1 November 1923
Sunderland
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1063 9 November 1923
Hartlepool St Paul
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1064 10 November 1923
Denton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1065 13 November 1923
Penshaw
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1066 13 November 1923
Holmside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1067 13 November 1923
Forest and Frith
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1068 15 November 1923
Auckland St Peter
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1069 29 November 1923
Billingham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1070 29 November 1923
Gateshead St Edmund
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1071 29 November 1923
Stanley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1072 9 December 1923
Whitburn
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1073 17 December 1923
Haughton le Skerne
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1074 19 December 1923
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1075 5 January 1924
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1076 31 January 1924
South Westoe
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1077 15 January 1924
Waterhouses
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1078 17 January 1924
Evenwood
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1079 30 January 1924
Rekendyke St Jude
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1080 19 March 1924
Hamsteels
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1081 19 March 1924
Cornforth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1082 24 February 1924
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1083 24 February 1924
Gateshead Fell
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1084 26 March 1924
Lanchester
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1085 17 May 1924
Stillington
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1086 5 April 1924
Sunderland St Mary and St Peter UB
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1087 27 June 1924
Consett
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1088 12 June 1924
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1089 11 June 1924
Middleton in Teesdale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1090 16 June 1924
Felling
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1091 16 June 1924
South Westoe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1092 1 July 1924
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1093 2 July 1924
Burnmoor
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1094 7 July 1924
Muggleswick
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1095 4 August 1924
Eggleston
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1096 11 August 1924
Whickham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1097 14 August 1924
Harton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1098 17 August 1924
South Shields St Mark
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1099 3 September 1924
Shincliffe
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1100 3 September 1924
Haverton Hill
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1101 3 September 1924
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1102 11 September 1924
Hartlepool St Hilda
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1103 17 September 1924
Lynesack
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1104 25 September 1924
Darlington St James
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1105 25 September 1924
Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1106 25 September 1924
Silksworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1107 7 October 1924
Witton-le-Wear
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1108 7 October 1924
Birtley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1109 10 October 1924
Castleside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1110 15 October 1924
Esh
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1111 30 October 1924
Eldon
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1112 22 October 1924
Benfieldside
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1113 30 October 1924
Bearpark
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1114 28 October 1924
Dinsdale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1115 22 November 1924
Heatherycleugh
Bishop's order
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1116 24 November 1924
Hamsterley
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1117 4 December 1924
Belmont
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1118 10 December 1924
Seaham Harbour
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1119 10 December 1924
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1120 10 December 1924
Stillington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1121 6 January 1925
Greatham
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1122 6 January 1925
Dalton-le-Dale
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1123 12 January 1925
Leadgate
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1124 24 February 1925
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1125 2 May 1925
Eggleston
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1126 7 May 1925
Marley Hill
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1127 7 May 1925
Eldon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1128 7 May 1925
Whitburn
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1129 8 May 1925
Haughton le Skerne
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1130 23 June 1925
Great Stainton
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1131 24 June 1925
South Shields St Mark
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1132 28 August 1925
Sedgefield
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1133 4 September 1925
Hartlepool St Hilda
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1134 29 September 1925
Crook
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1135 8 October 1925
Willington
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1136 9 October 1925
Heatherycleugh
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1137 9 October 1925
Durham St Giles
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1138 3 November 1925
South Shields St Simon
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1139 16 August 1926
Hunstanworth
Certificate of completion
Not deposited (see class-level description)

DDR/EA/BED/2/1139A 3 August 1932
Auckland Castle
Not deposited (certificate is kept with deeds which are retained in Diocesan Office)

Dilapidations correspondence
Reference: DDR/EA/BED/3
Dates of creation: 1872-1914
Extent: ½ box
Letters relating to the formal business of dilapidations under the 1871 Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Act
Some of the earlier letters are marked with the numbers used in the main series of dilapidations papers.

DDR/EA/BED/3/1 1872-1875
Covering letters and receipts for copies of bishop's orders etc, from Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty
1 bundle

DDR/EA/BED/3/2 1876-1880
Covering letters and receipts for copies of bishop's orders etc, from Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty
1 bundle

DDR/EA/BED/3/3 1881-1888
Covering letters and receipts for copies of bishop's orders etc, from Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty
1 bundle

DDR/EA/BED/3/4 1876-1886 and 1912-1913
Postcards as receipts for copies of bishop's orders, from Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty
1 bundle

DDR/EA/BED/3/5 1891-1912
Covering letters for certificates of completion, from Diocesan Surveyor
1 bundle

DDR/EA/BED/3/6 1913-1914
Covering letters for certificates of completion, from Diocesan Surveyor
1 bundle

Dilapidations general papers
Reference: DDR/EA/BED/4
Dates of creation: 1871-1913
Extent: 1 folder
Items relating to the 1871 act and reviews thereof
Some of these papers emanated from the Bishop's Office rather than the Diocesan Registry.

DDR/EA/BED/4/1 13 July 1871
Printed copy of 1871 act

DDR/EA/BED/4/2 18 September 1871
Letter from Diocesan Surveyor (Robert Johnson, from Llanberis, North Wales) relating to his fees

DDR/EA/BED/4/3 9 January 1873
Letter with list of fees under the act, from Diocese of Ripon

DDR/EA/BED/4/4 8 August 1873
Letter from Ecclesiastical Surveyors' Association with printed copy of resolutions agreed at their AGM

DDR/EA/BED/4/5 January 1877
Printed report of Ecclesiastical Surveyors' Association on proceedings of House of Commons Select Committee on the dilapidations acts

DDR/EA/BED/4/6 April-May 1890
Return from Diocesan Surveyor (Robert Johnson of Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, but also from Plymouth), of number of benefices surveyed on vacancy or request for each year 1885-1889, with covering letters

DDR/EA/BED/4/7 10 December 1900
Typescript copy of bill to amend the law of ecclesiastical dilapidations, by Edmund Lord Grimthorpe, late Chancellor of York

DDR/EA/BED/4/8 [undated, ? 1910s]
Printed observations on options for amendments to the 1871 act, by J.G. Wilson [registrar, later solicitor to Dean and Chapter]

DDR/EA/BED/4/9 May-June 1913
Copy of printed circular to bishops and incumbents, with covering letter to Registrar, relating to dilapidations accounts operated by Queen Anne's Bounty on behalf of incumbents

Miscellaneous Benefice Papers
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM

Returns of benefices and districts
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM/1
Dates of creation: 1849-1881
Extent: 1 bundle
Returns of parishes, chapelries and districts; also returns of poor livings, benefices sequestered for debt, sinecure rectories, and united benefices; most made to parliament under various resolutions of the House of Commons. Also list of lands purchased by QAB to annex to poor benefices (up to 1838), return of augmentations of benefices (1863), and of churches/chapels which have had districts assigned (up to 1869).
Church Commission Parsonage House Plans deposit includes a few returns of benefice income to governors of Queen Anne's Bounty, 1809-1830 (ref CCP/C 1/1-3/2)

DDR/EA/BEM/1/1 [1838]
Summary of lands etc purchased and annexed to poor benefices by Queen Anne's Bounty, up to 1838. Benefices listed alphabetically, with incumbent's name and address, and including for each annexed property the date of purchase, money paid, acreage and annual value.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/2 1849
List of livings under £200

DDR/EA/BEM/1/3 3 June 1850
Return of benefices sequestered to discharge debts of any incumbent since Pluralities Act 1838, giving details of sequestration, amount of debt, population, annual value, number of churches and amount paid to curates. With rough and fair copy, and covering letter referencing resolution of House of Commons dated 17 May 1850.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/4 7 June 1850
Return of sinecure benefices, giving names of patron and incumbent, value, population and number of ruinous churches (listing Lambley and Blyth only). With covering letters, referencing resolution of House of Commons dated 27 May 1850.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/5 21 November 1850
List of ecclesiastical districts created by bishop independently of the Church Building Commissioners and Ecclesiastical Commissioners, giving names of districts with parish and county. With covering letter, referencing the Population Act 1850.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/6 4 August 1851
Return of benefices, rectories or vicarages united under the Pluralities Act 1838 (nil return). With covering letter and resolution of House of Commons dated 10 July 1851.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/7 23 March 1853
Return of districts assigned by bishop to churches built under the Church Building Act 1831, giving names of districts with parish and county. With covering letter referencing resolution of House of Commons dated 23 February 1853.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/8 [1861]
List of districts assigned since 1851, giving parish and date/authority for formation (latest entry dated April 1861)

DDR/EA/BEM/1/9 2 November 1863
Return of augmentations under Augmentation of Benefices Acts 1677 and 1831, stating amount, date and name of ecclesiastical corporation making the augmentation. With covering letter referencing resolution of House of Commons dated 21 July 1863, and rough draft.
Previously referenced under series DDR/EA/BEA/1

DDR/EA/BEM/1/10 [1869]
Return of churches and chapels which have had districts assigned, giving date of assignment, name, county, mother parish and statute under which erected, with entries dated July 1831 to July 1869. Also return of churches and chapels which have become separate and distinct parishes by the bishop alone (1834-1861), of parishes etc united or disunited under Pluralities Act 1838 or other statutes (nil), and of curacies, chapelries or chapels of ease which have not become separate and distinct parishes under Church Building Acts, New Parishes Acts or by Queen Anne's Bounty. With partial duplicate/draft copy.

DDR/EA/BEM/1/11 [1881]
List of new parishes formed, listed approximately by date (all formed prior to 1819 listed together), indicating whether vicarage or rectory, and with a few corrections and additional notes. Annotated with one parish formed since 1881 (Castle Eden Colliery).

DDR/EA/BEM/2
The file previously located at this reference is now listed under DDR/BP/PAR/2/74.
NONE (reference not used)

Summaries of church work and finance
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM/3
Dates of creation: 1890-1938 (excluding 1919 and 1920)
Extent: 46 volumes (1890-1937) and one unbound bundle (1938)
Statistical reports summarising church work and finance, arranged by deanery and parish. The year given in each reference below, indicates the year to which the return relates (ending at Easter of the following year).
Statistical information on the following is collected for each parish (and also summarised as deanery totals):

Incumbent's name, with dates of ordination and admission

Curate's name (if any), with ordination and admission dates

Patron

Population figures

Numbers baptised, confirmed, communicating

Church accommodation and services

Day/Sunday schools and some societies etc

Parochial Church Council and electoral roll

Lay helpers

Parsonage house

Benefice income (various sources of)

Curate's stipend, insurance and other expenditure (analysed)

Previously retained in the Bishops' Office and referenced under accession numbers AUC/2 (1890-1937) and AUC/1/150 (1938).

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1890

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1891

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1892

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1893

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1894

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1895

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1896

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1897

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1898

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1899

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1900

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1901

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1902

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1903

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1904

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1905

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1906

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1907

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1908

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1909

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1910

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1911

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1912

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1913

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1914

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1915

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1916

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1917

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1918

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1921

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1922

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1923

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1924

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1925

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1926

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1927

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1928

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1929

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1930

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1931

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1932

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1933

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1934

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1935

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1936

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1937

DDR/EA/BEM/3/1938
1 bundle (boxed)

Parish returns to Commission on Poverty and Charitable Assistance
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM/4
Dates of creation: April 1907 to March 1908
Extent: 1 box
Records of the Diocesan Commission, in particular returns from parishes relating to poverty in their area. The returns are arranged by 15 districts, based on the Poor Law Unions, and include answers to questions relating to the extent of poverty, the nature of the Poor Law and other charitable assistance available within the parish. No returns survive for Bishop Auckland or Sedgefield districts.

DDR/EA/BEM/4/1 12 June 1907 - 7 February 1908
Minute book (four meetings only)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/2
Correspondence with the Royal Commission and the Diocesan Commission

DDR/EA/BEM/4/3
Gateshead district (23 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/4
Mid-Tyne and Chester-le-Street district (16 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/5
South Shields district (11 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/6
Sunderland district (23 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/7
Easington district (19 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/8
Hartlepool district (12 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/9
Stockton district (10 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/10
Darlington district (25 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/11
Durham district (14 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/12
Lanchester 'A' district (10 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/13
Lanchester 'B' district (10 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/14
Houghton-le-Spring district (11 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/15
Stanhope district (12 returns)

DDR/EA/BEM/4/16
Reports of the Diocesan Commission (two drafts, one dated 1907 and the second 1907-1908)

Parochial statistics
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM/5
Dates of creation: 1858
Three volumes of statistics arranged by archdeaconry. For each parish, townships are listed and figures relating to acreages, population, church accommodation and schools are included. Some general notes are also included. Although the layout of the entries varies between the three volumes, the information contained is very similar. Only the Durham volume is dated.
Deposited by the Bishop's Office and previously referenced under accession number AUC/48/box 8-9

DDR/EA/BEM/5/1
Durham archdeaconry. Includes extensive notes on church buildings.

DDR/EA/BEM/5/2
Northumberland archdeaconry. Includes column for population in 1861 (not completed)

DDR/EA/BEM/5/3
Lindisfarne archdeaconry. Includes prefatory note discussing influence of Presbyterianism and difficulties of pastoral work, and extensive notes on church buildings.
Also printed map of Northumberland showing electoral divisions and wards (J and C Walker, London), [mid 19th cent.] (pasted at front), and small map marked to show collieries, settlements and site of proposed chapel in Warkworth (f.4). Loose in volume is a list of topics, presumably drawn from the enquiry which prompted this series.

Parochial returns re church buildings
Reference: DDR/EA/BEM/6
Dates of creation: August-September 1815
Extent: 4 folders
Returns to questions from the bishop regarding population, number and size of church buildings, parsonage houses and whether fit for residence, and annual values of livings. Clergy are not all required to answer all questions, and are often directed to answer only in relation to specific chapels (as noted within the list), so these returns were perhaps intended as supplemental to Shute Barrington's 1814 visitation returns at DDR/EV/RET/4.
Formerly referenced as DDR/EA/CHB/1 but not previously listed

DDR/EA/BEM/6/1
Alnwick, for Alnmouth chapel only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/2
Bellingham

DDR/EA/BEM/6/3
Brinkburn

DDR/EA/BEM/6/4
Byrness, for parsonage only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/5
Carham

DDR/EA/BEM/6/6
Chollerton, for Chipchase chapel only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/7
Coniscliffe

DDR/EA/BEM/6/8
Corsenside

DDR/EA/BEM/6/9
Darlington

DDR/EA/BEM/6/10
Durham St Mary-le-Bow

DDR/EA/BEM/6/11
Durham St Nicholas

DDR/EA/BEM/6/12
Edlingham, for Bolton chapel only (issued later, presumably in response to the Egglingham return below)

DDR/EA/BEM/6/13
Egglescliffe

DDR/EA/BEM/6/14
Egglingham, for Bewick and Bolton chapels only (Bolton noted as not in the parish)

DDR/EA/BEM/6/15
Embleton

DDR/EA/BEM/6/16
Falstone

DDR/EA/BEM/6/17
Gosforth, for parsonage only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/18
Greatham

DDR/EA/BEM/6/19
Hartburn

DDR/EA/BEM/6/20
Knarsdale

DDR/EA/BEM/6/21
Newbiggin, for parsonage only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/22
Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, for parsonage only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/23
Ovingham

DDR/EA/BEM/6/24
Penshaw

DDR/EA/BEM/6/25
Sadberge, for parsonage only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/26
Simonburn

DDR/EA/BEM/6/27
Sockburn

DDR/EA/BEM/6/28
Stamfordham, for Ryal chapel only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/29
Stranton

DDR/EA/BEM/6/30
Sunderland St John

DDR/EA/BEM/6/31
Trimdon

DDR/EA/BEM/6/32
Warkworth, for Chevington chapel only

DDR/EA/BEM/6/33
Washington

Patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PA

Transfers of Rights of Patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT

Papers re transfers of rights of patronage before 1898
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/1
Dates of creation: 1837-1857
Extent: 1 bundle
Papers (mainly draft grants and surrenders) relating to pre-1898 transfers of rights of patronage for individual benefices in Durham and Northumberland, prior to the 1898 Benefices Act.

Register of transfers of rights of patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/2
Dates of creation: 1901-1967
Extent: 1 bundle
Register of transfers of patronage under the 1898 Benefices Act and successor legislation, and also of declarations by private patrons under the 1923 Benefices Act 1898 (Amendment) Measure that their advowson shall become incapable of sale. Also details of vesting deeds and vesting assents and various loose papers.

General papers relating to the 1898 Benefices Act and subsequent measures
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/3
Dates of creation: 1898-1969
Extent: 1 bundle
General papers and notes relating to the 1898 act and the 1923 measure, including two printed and bound copies of the act and rules (one with a loose manuscript note inside, dated 1937), a memorandum from the archbishop of Canterbury on the working of the act (1905), and notices from bishops of their intention to admit to benefices (1909 and 1969).

Applications for registration of transfers of rights of patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/4
Dates of creation: 1903-1948
Extent: 1 bundle
Applications for the registration of transfers of advowsons (giving details of the transfer), together with statutory declarations and occasionally other papers (eg, if an extension of time for registration was granted).

Declarations that rights of patronage are incapable of sale
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/5
Dates of creation: 1925-1937
Extent: 1 folder
Declarations of intent by patrons that an advowson be incapable of sale, under the 1923 Benefices Act 1898 (Amendment) Measure.
Sorted by date, and each date then arranged by parish

Papers relating to transfers of rights of patronage for particular benefices
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/6
Dates of creation: 1940-1980
Extent: 1 box
Correspondence, formal documents and other papers relating to transfers or proposed transfers of particular advowsons, mainly under the 1930 Benefices (Transfer of Rights of Patronage) Measure. (Some transfers were carried out under the 1870 Church Patronage Act, and some were also ratified by orders in Council.)

Correspondence relating to transfers of rights of patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/7
Dates of creation: 1933-1985
Extent: 2 folders
Correspondence and papers relating to transfers of patronage under the 1930 Benefices (Transfer of Rights of Patronage) Measure.

Papers re purchase of rights of patronage by parishes
Reference: DDR/EA/PAT/8
Dates of creation: 1933
Extent: 1 folder
Printed copy of the 1933 Benefices (Purchase of Rights of Patronage) Measure.

1931 Benefices (Exercise of Rights of Presentation) Measure
Reference: DDR/EA/PAB See the Administrative Histories guide for an explanation of this measure, and note that few parishes seem to have exercised their rights under it.

Notes on the working of the Measure
Reference: DDR/EA/PAB/1
Dates of creation: 1931-1932
Extent: 1 folder
Includes letters concerning the patronage of Bishopton with Great Stainton benefice, and a letter from Bishop Henson concerning 'this precious Patronage Measure', and considering 'the very desirable course of maintaining the status quo'.

Notices of impending vacancies issued to parochial church councils
Reference: DDR/EA/PAB/2
Dates of creation: 1956-1988
Extent: 2 boxes
Includes covering letters and some related correspondence. Note that any representations made by the parochial church councils under the measure are not generally held in this file, but appear to have been forwarded to the bishop.

Suspension of Patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAS For other administrative records relating to reorganisations of benefices (usually following suspension of presentation), see:

DDR/EA/CLB: Priests-in-Charge of Benefices

DDR/EA/BEP: Pastoral reorganisation

DDR/DA/PAS: Pastoral Committee

Notices of suspensions of patronage (Registry series)
Reference: DDR/EA/PAS/1
Dates of creation: 1957-1995
Extent: 3 boxes
Notices of suspensions of presentation, renewals and terminations of suspensions, with covering letters and related correspondence. Registry series, arranged in date order.

DDR/EA/PAS/2
Notices of suspensions, renewals and terminations as previous series, but generated by Pastoral Committee staff from Diocesan Office. Arranged by parish (in 'parish number' order, approximately alphabetical by deanery and parish)
These files were kept within the series of parish files outlined under DDR/DA/OFF within the Administrative Histories guide.

Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP

Correspondence relating to the implementation of the Measure
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP/1
Dates of creation: 1987
Extent: 2 folders
Correspondence concerning in particular the registration of patrons' interests, including correspondence with particular patrons

Forms for registration of patronage
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP/2
Dates of creation: 1987-1988
Extent: 1 folder

Church Commissioners' list of benefices
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP/3
Dates of creation: 1988
Extent: 1 folder
Copy of Church Commissioners' List of Benefices for Durham Diocese, including their benefice reference numbers. The list includes details of current benefices, benefices which have ceased to exist and benefices which have been renamed. Also covering letter from Church Commissioners.
From 1989, the Church Commissioners have included details of patronage in Crockford's Clerical Directory. To this end, they send from time to time a copy of their computerised list of benefices to diocesan registrars.

Benefices register
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP/4
Dates of creation: 1989-1996
Extent: 1 bundle
Photocopies of the benefices register (original retained by Diocesan Registry), showing benefices and patrons, arranged by parish.

Correspondence relating to vacant benefices
Reference: DDR/EA/PAP/5
Dates of creation: 1989-1996, 1998
Extent: 3 boxes
Correspondence with patrons, parochial church councils and others relating to vacancies in benefices and appointments of new incumbents, including the various forms and notifications required under the Measure, and some statements of needs from parishes.

Deeds
Reference: DDR/EA/DDS

DDR/EA/CH: Churches and other Licensed Buildings, Parish Rooms, Churchyards, Burial Grounds and Cemeteries

DDR/EA/PH: Parsonage Houses

DDR/EA/GLE: Glebe

DDR/EA/CHC/1: Consecration books, 1747-1964

DDR/EA/BEP/3: Register of orders in council, 1835-1853

DDR/EA/DDS/1
Registered transcripts of deeds, leases and mortgages etc, relating to glebe lands, parsonages, new churches, chapels, cemeteries etc.
2 volumes
Formerly referenced as DDR/vols.XI/1-2

DDR/EA/DDS/1/1 1799-1830
List of contents loose at front

DDR/EA/DDS/1/2 1830-1836
List of contents loose at front. Includes copies of some licences to perform divine service and similar licences.

DDR/EA/DDS/2
Volumes containing indexes to deeds and mortgages etc.
2 volumes
Previously accessioned as DDR vols 1969/vii-viii

DDR/EA/DDS/2/1 1719, 1769, 1810-1911
Durham archdeaconry only. The 1719 and 1769 entries are for Sunderland.

DDR/EA/DDS/2/2 ca.1869-1874
Contains entries for both Durham and Northumberland archdeaconries. Marked “B [onwards]”. Note that County Durham entries are duplicated in the previous volume.

DDR/EA/DDS/3/1 [1830 x 1837, watermark 1827]
Volume containing printed pro-formas of deeds
1 volume
Previously accessioned as DDR vols 1969/xxiv

DDR/EA/DDS/4
The main series of deeds is still held by the Diocesan Registry. It includes not only formal deeds and leases, but also some other classes of legal documents.
NONE (not held)

DDR/EA/DDS/5 1823-1983
Draft or copy deeds and appointments etc, some with related correspondence, notes or plans attached. All the drafts are for properties in County Durham, except for one property in London.
1 box
Word-processed list; copy stored in box.

DDR/EA/DDS/6 1930, 1941-1983
Correspondence with incumbents, the Church Commissioners, the Diocesan Secretary and others, relating to the drawing up and deposit of deeds, and related matters.
4 boxes

Churches and other Licensed Buildings, Parish Rooms, Churchyards, Burial Grounds and Cemeteries
Reference: DDR/EA/CH

Consecrations
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC

Consecration books
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/1
Dates of creation: 1747-1964
Extent: 7 volumes
Registered transcripts (sometimes calendar entries only) of consecration acts, including petitions, sentences and sometimes consecration services.
First three volumes formerly referenced as DDR/vols.X/1-3, next three as DDR vols 1975/viii-x and last as DDR vols 1975/lxi

DDR/EA/CHC/1/1 1747-1818
Not in chronological order. Also contains miscellaneous other material, forms, mandates etc, some of earlier date, including a copy of the will of Bishop Crewe, 1720.

DDR/EA/CHC/1/2 1820-1841
Also contains (pp.119-151 and 201-220) Orders in Council concerning reform of bishoprics and the foundation of the University of Durham

DDR/EA/CHC/1/3 1841-1861
Includes conveyances, deeds of endowment etc. Index at front.

DDR/EA/CHC/1/4 May 1879-July 1901

DDR/EA/CHC/1/5 December 1901-March 1914

DDR/EA/CHC/1/6 March 1914-May 1948

DDR/EA/CHC/1/7 1949-1964
This is the last register of consecrations kept by the Registry.

Consecrations - drafts and preparatory papers
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/2
Dates of creation: c.1850-1920
Extent: 13 boxes
Drafts of the petitions for and sentences of consecration, often with additional notes or correspondence, arranged by place
Note that this class includes some draft consecration papers for churches and burial grounds in Northumberland as well as County Durham, for the period up to 1882. Post-1882 material for Northumberland should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
DDR/EA/RGM: Miscellaneous Business ('MB') Papers. The 'MB' series of papers includes many similar draft consecration papers, particularly for the period 1911-1939.
The main series of (original) consecration deeds (following) includes draft papers and letters etc from 1939.

Consecration deeds
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/3
Dates of creation: 1719-1967 and 1978 (but mainly 19th-20th centuries)
Extent: 26 boxes
Formal petitions for consecration and sentences of consecration. Occasionally only one of these documents survives. Plans are often attached to the petition or sentence.
From 1939, the documents typically include draft consecration papers and letters etc, as well as the formal petitions and sentences.
Note that this class contains only material relating to County Durham parishes and chapelries. Consecration deeds for Northumberland if they survive (including pre-1882 items) should be held among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
The consecration deeds are sorted as in the manuscript index compiled by the Diocesan Registry, viz. A-Z by initial letter of parish/place, and numerical (date) order within letter. Some parishes or districts may be listed under different letters at different dates, and the numbering/ordering is not absolutely consistent. Note in particular that the Registry index repeats many of the numbers for the 'H' series, which is therefore now split into two subseries, referenced 'H' (to 1882) and 'HH' (from 1883).

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/3 22 October 1839
Auckland St Andrew
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/4 21 July 1842
Auckland St Helen
Additional chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/4A 22 February 1848
Auckland St Anne
Auckland St Anne chapel

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/11 1 November 1870
Auckland St Andrew
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/13 20 April 1875
Auckland St Peter
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/14 30 August 1876
Darlington St James
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/17 30 January 1879
Bishopwearmouth St Stephen Ayres Quay
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/18 29 December 1880
Auckland St Philip
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/19 15 November 1883
Auckland St Andrew
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/20 27 February 1895
Auckland St Helen Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/21 26 May 1913
Annfield Plain
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/22 23 January 1929
Annfield Plain
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/23 14 December 1932
Auckland St Andrew
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/24 16 March 1934
Auckland St Helen
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/25 11 March 1936
Aycliffe
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance of 1 November 1934
Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/A/27 20 November 1996
Auckland South Church cemetery
Extension to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/2 16 August 1795
Bishopwearmouth St Michael

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/4 24 June 1806
Barnard Castle

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/6 14 October 1829
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/6A 14 October 1829
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/8 9 August 1839
Bishopwearmouth St Michael

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/9 23 September 1889
Barnard Castle

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/11 10 July 1845
Byers Green St Peter

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/12 25 August 1845
Stella St Cuthbert

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/13 22 February 1848
Auckland St Anne

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/14 16 March 1848
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/15 9 August 1849
Birtley

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/16 12 September 1850
Benfieldside

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/17 4 October 1853
Brancepeth

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/19 27 June 1856
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/22 1 December 1859
Barnard Castle
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/23 15 October 1857
Belmont St Mary Magdalene
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/27 17 May 1862
Benfieldside Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/28 31 December 1862
Brandon
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/30A 25 February 1868
Burnmoor St Barnabas
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/30b 4 April 1870
Billingham
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/34 8 April 1872
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/35 2 September 1872
Boldon Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/36 14 September 1872
Byers Green
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/37 28 November 1872
Bishopwearmouth St Peter
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/38 20 November 1873
Burnopfield St James
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/40 22 June 1875
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/41 27 December 1875
Brandon St John the Evangelist
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/42 26 December 1876
Beamish St Andrew
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/44 7 August 1877
Binchester St Barnabas
Churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/46 27 May 1879
Bearpark St Edmund
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/47 29 July 1879
Benfieldside Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/48 27 May 1881
Boldon Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/49 2 November 1882
Birtley St John
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/50 13 September 1885
Brandon
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/51 7 December 1885
Blackhill St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/52 24 September 1890
Bishopwearmouth
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/53 25 February 1891
Byers Green
Addition to churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/54 15 October 1891
Beamish
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/55 30 November 1891
Burnopfield
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/56 1 December 1894
Burnmoor
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/56A 7 April 1900
Newfield

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/57 12 January 1901
Bearpark
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/58 21 February 1901
Beamish
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/59 28 April 1903
Benfieldside
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/60 10 June 1903
Birtley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/61 27 July 1905
Brandon
New church
Document - enlargement

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/62 19 February 1906
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/63 19 September 1907
Brandon
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/64 15 December 1907
Brandon
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/65 26 March 1909
Bishop Middleham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/66 16 February 1910
Byers Green
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/67 22 May 1912
Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/68 27 September 1914
Bearpark St Edmund
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/69 5 October 1916
Boldon
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/70 19 July 1921
Bishop Auckland Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/71 8 December 1923
East Boldon St George
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/72 27 May 1924
Brancepeth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/73 7 May 1926
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/74 4 May 1927
Barnard Castle
Non parochial burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/75 23 July 1927
Billingham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on instrument

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/76 25 November 1927
Burnopfield
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/77 6 May 1929
Broom St Catherine
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/78 29 November 1930
Blackhall
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/79 5 June 1935
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/80 14 October 1936
Belmont
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/81 5 October 1937
Bedburn North
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/82 19 February 1938
Mere Knolls Cemetery
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/83 30 November 1938
Birtley
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/84 13 September 1939
Bishopwearmouth St Nicholas
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/85 29 April 1940
Blackhill St Aidan
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/86 10 July 1941
Boldon
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/87 4 May 1942
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/88 19 May 1944
Billingham
Addition to churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/89 5 September 1944
Brandon
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/90 14 April 1948
Burnmoor
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/91 10 June 1955
Bishopwearmouth
New cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/92 23 May 1957
Bishopwearmouth The Good Shepherd
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/93 19 June 1959
Meadowfield
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/94 22 December 1960
Billingham St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/95 31 May 1961
Broomside Lane Cemetery
Extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/96 14 August 1962
Blackhall
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/98 10 September 1975
North Bedburn
Cemetery extension

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/100 14 December 1967
Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
Extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/101 21 May 1975
Bowburn
Burial ground extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/102 17 September 1975
Bishop Auckland
Town cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/103 15 November 1978
Belmont
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/104 23 May 1988
Belmont
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/B/105 8 June 1988
Blaydon
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/3 13 July 1841
Coundon

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/4 4 August 1841
Collierley

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/5 1 September 1841
Chester-le-Street
Additional churchyard

Temporarily returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/7 12 September 1843
Crook

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/8 24 September 1846
Croxdale
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/9 June 1806
Chester-le-Street
Additional burial ground

Temporarily returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/13 15 November 1866
Consett Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/15 8 March 1867
Castleside St John
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/16 3 October 1867
Coundon
Additional burial ground

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/17 30 January 1868
Cassop cum Quarrington
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/19 14 May 1868
Coxhoe St Mary
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/20 21 September 1868
Cornforth Holy Trinity
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/21 31 March 1869
Cleadon All Saints
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/25 8 July 1878
Coundon St James
Rebuilt church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/28 3 November 1874
Castletown
Chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/29 17 June 1876
Collierley
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/30 20 July 1876
Chilton Moor
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/33 29 April 1878
Crook
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/34 26 April 1882
Castle Eden Colliery
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/35 3 December 1882
Croxdale
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/36 11 March 1887
Cornforth
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/37 14 August 1891
Collierley
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/38 10 May 1895
Chester-le-Street
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/39 18 May 1900
Collierley
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/40 9 November 1901
Cockerton St Mary
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/41 25 September 1902
Coniscliffe
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/41A 26 June 1905
Coundon
Additional churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/42 3 November 1908
Cornforth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/43 17 February 1912
Craghead St Thomas
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/44 26 May 1913
Chester-le-Street
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/45 7 December 1915
Chopwell St John
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/46 9 April 1921
Coxhoe
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/47 16 May 1921
Hylton
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/48 19 October 1922
Castle Eden
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/49 17 June 1924
Chopwell
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/50 16 October 1925
Cockfield
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/51 16 March 1926
Chilton
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/52 17 March 1928
Coundon
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/53 10 May 1930
Chilton
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/54 21 February 1931
Crook
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/55 23 November 1944
Cassop cum Quarrington
Licence to bury

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/56 6 September 1945
Cassop cum Quarrington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/57 9 April 1946
Cassop cum Quarrington
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/58 30 October 1961
Bowburn Cemetery
Extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/59 25 October 1965
Chilton Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/60 29 March 1966
Crook Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/61 30 September 1967
Cleadon Park St Mark and St Cuthbert
Consecration of church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/62 30 October 1970
Coundon Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/63 11 March 1970
Coniscliffe
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/64 16 May 1984
Coxhoe St Mary
Extension to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/65 5 February 1985
Crook Cemetery
Extension of cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/C/66 14 April 1988
Cowshill Cemetery
Extension of cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/1 18 August 1818
Darlington St Cuthbert
Enlarging burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/2 23 September 1820
Durham St Margaret
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/4 6 December 1838
Darlington Holy Trinity
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/5 12 October 1840
Durham St Giles
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/6 14 December 1841
Deptford

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/7 1 August 1848
Darlington Holy Trinity
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/8 7 November 1845
Durham St Margaret
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/9 1 September 1849
Durham St Oswald
Churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/10 16 July 1853
Darlington St John
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/11 27 April 1858
Darlington Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/12 27 August 1863
Durham St Cuthbert
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/13 26 March 1861
Durham St Nicholas Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/13A 28 October 1862
Durham St Mary-le-Bow Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/16 9 June 1870
Durham St Giles
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/17 5 March 1872
Darlington Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/18 19 September 1872
Darlington St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/19 2 November 1874
Darlington Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/20 26 April 1876
Dunston Christ Church
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/21 25 October 1876
Dinsdale
Addition to burial ground
Consecration endorsed on deed

Deed retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/22 1 June 1877
Dalton-le-Dale (Murton)
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/23 9 April 1878
Darlington Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/25 4 August 1883
Darlington St Luke
New churchyard and chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/26 11 July 1884
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/27 5 April 1886
Darlington West Cemetery
Addition to Darlington West Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/28 21 July 1886
Dipton St John the Evangelist
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/29 30 August 1888
Darlington St Hilda
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/30 2 November 1888
Durham St Margaret
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/31 17 September 1889
Durham St Oswald Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/32 22 October 1891
Denton St Mary
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/33 17 March 1900
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/34 3 April 1900
Darlington Holy Trinity
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/35 7 December 1901
Dalton-le-Dale
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on deed

Deed retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/36 23 September 1908
Dipton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/37 30 September 1909
Durham St Cuthbert
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/38 1 February 1912
Dawdon St Hild and St Helen
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/39 4 June 1915
Darlington North Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/40 4 June 1915
Darlington West Cemetery
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/41 14 February 1917
Darlington St Luke
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/42 25 May 1918
Dipton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/43 6 March 1920
Dalton-le-Dale
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/44 20 July 1927
Durham St Giles
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on instrument

Instrument retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/45 15 October 1928
Darlington Eastbourne Cemetery
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/46 15 October 1928
Darlington West Cemetery
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/47 28 November 1929
Darlington North Cemetery
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/48 29 June 1933
Durham St Margaret
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on instrument

Instrument retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/49 19 September 1936
Darlington St Matthew
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/49A undated [1942]
Darlington North Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/50 8 June 1942
Darlington West Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/51 29 July 1947
Durham City, Framwellgate
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/52 8 November 1958
Darlington St Mark
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/53 5 March 1964
Durham Cathedral
Reconciliation of altar

DDR/EA/CHC/3/D/54 29 September 1965
Dunston Christ Church
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/1 24 November 1882
Etherley
Additional chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/1A 24 November 1882
Etherley
Chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/3 6 September 1854
Eighton Banks
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/6 18 September 1867
Evenwood St Paul

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/8 12 July 1869
Eggleston Holy Trinity
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/9 15 September 1863
Escomb St John the Evangelist (new church)
Church and Churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/11 21 May 1870
Etherley
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/12 1 December 1870
Esh
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/13 2 May 1873
Ebchester
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/15 22 July 1879
Eldon
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/16 10 October 1879
Evenwood Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/17 17 October 1883
Eldon Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/18 27 July 1885
Eastgate All Saints
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/19 20 December 1887
Eppleton All Saints
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/20 20 December 1887
Eastgate All Saints
New church (substitution)

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/21 6 May 1892
Easington Lane Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/22 1 July 1892
Escomb
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/23 6 January 1894
Easington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/24 12 May 1902
Ebchester
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/25 27 July 1909
Etherley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/26 22 June 1910
Easington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/27 7 June 1911
Eldon
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/28 4 October 1911
Eighton Banks
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/29 22 December 1913
Easington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/30 13 October 1923
Easington Colliery
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/31 13 October 1923
Easington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/32 17 July 1924
East Rainton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/33 26 November 1924
Langley Park All Saints
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/34 5 December 1928
Eldon
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/35 9 May 1929
Easington Colliery
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/36 21 April 1934
East Boldon St George
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/37 8 May 1935
Evenwood
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/38 3 October 1935
Etherley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/39 29 July 1936
Elwick Hall
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/40 1 October 1945
Egglescliffe
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/41 2 July 1953
Esh
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/42 8 April 1968
East Stanley
Additional burial ground

Temporarily returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/43 5 May 1971
Easington Village Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/E/44 7 August 1991
Easington Colliery Cemetery
Garden of remembrance

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/3 19 October 1829
Ferryhill
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/5 17 August 1847
Ferryhill St Luke
Chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/6 20 September 1853
Ferryhill
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/8 2 March 1866
Frosterley St Michael
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/9 26 April 1866
Felling Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/10 27 May 1869
Frosterley St Michael

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/11 22 October 1869
Fir Tree St Mary the Virgin
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/13 23 June 1879
Fatfield
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/14 27 July 1886
Ferryhill and Chilton Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/15 11 May 1896
Forest and Frith
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/16 2 July 1898
Ferryhill and Chilton Cemetery
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/17 10 July 1906
Felling Christ Church
North aisle and choir vestry

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/18 30 October 1906
Ferryhill and Chilton
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/19 26 June 1933
Fatfield
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/20 6 December 1934
Fishburn St Catherine
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/21 14 December 1937
Frosterley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/22 9 September 1940
Ferryhill and Chilton
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/23 28 October 1980
Frosterley
Addition to burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/24 16 July 1995
Forest and Frith
addition to burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/F/25 2 March 1996
Ferryhill Duncombe cemetery
extension to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/1 7 August 1810
Gateshead St Edmund
new chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/1A 7 August 1811
Gateshead St Edmund
burial ground for newly erected chapel in Gateshead [St Mary] parish

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/2 30 July 1812
Gibside Chapel
Chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/4 30 August 1825
Gateshead Fell
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/6 6 November 1849
Grindon
Rebuilt church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/7 15 November 1852
Gateshead St Mary
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/8 18 September 1857
Greenside St John
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/9 11 August 1862
Gateshead Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/10 5 July 1865
Gateshead St James

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/11 10 July 1865
Gainford
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/13 6 November 1872
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/14 17 July 1875
Gateshead Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/15 29 August 1876
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/16 2 March 1884
Gateshead Fell St John
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/17 11 May 1885
Gateshead Venerable Bede
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/18 4 July 1886
Greatham
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/19 17 May 1887
Grindon St James
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/20 6 October 1894
Gateshead Cemetery
Additions to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/21 6 October 1894
Gateshead St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/22 9 June 1897
Gateshead St Columba
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/23 2 September 1897
Gateshead St George
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/24 16 September 1903
Greenside St John the Evangelist
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/25 29 September 1903
Gateshead St Chad Bensham
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/26 14 September 1904
Gateshead Saltwell Cemetery
Licence to bury

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/27 4 November 1905
Gateshead Saltwell Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/28 2 November 1909
Gainford
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/29 14 June 1921
Gateshead St Mary
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/30 11 November 1931
Grangetown St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/31 16 May 1933
Gateshead Saltwell Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/32 14 December 1945
Gateshead Saltwell Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/33 17 May 1951
Greenside St John the Evangelist
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/34 15 July 1955
Greatham
Churchyard extension

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/G/35 28 March 1961
Gateshead Saltwell Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/2 18 September 1808
Heworth St Mary
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/3A 15 February 1821
South Hylton
Chapel and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/4 6 August 1822
Heworth St Mary
Rebuilt chapel
Document - plan of sittings annexed

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/5 3 September 1823
Heatherycleugh
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/6 15 November 1832
Hetton-le-Hole
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/7 8 September 1840
Herrington St Aidan
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/8 8 September 1840
Hylton
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/9 1 October 1840
Hurworth
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/11 15 July 1845
Hunwick
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/12 7 August 1845
Harwood-in-Teesdale St James
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/13 15 August 1851
Hetton-le-Hole
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/14 25 May 1852
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/15 15 November 1852
Hendon
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/16 20 April 1854
West Hartlepool Christ Church
Documents - certificate as to publication of banns and application as to right of nomination

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/17 4 September 1854
Houghton-le-Spring
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/18 23 June 1856
Hartlepool West Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/19 23 June 1856
Hartlepool Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/20 30 September 1859
Heworth St Mary
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/24 1 May 1863
Hetton-le-Hole
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/25 16 June 1864
Hawthorn
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/26 15 February 1865
Herrington West
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/27 20 October 1865
Hartlepool West Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/28 23 December 1865
Haverton Hill St John the Evangelist
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/29 1 July 1867
Haswell St Paul
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/30 15 August 1867
Harton St Peter
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/31 7 October 1867
Harton
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/32 15 April 1869
Heworth St Alban
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/33 28 June 1869
Hunwick St Paul
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/34 14 December 1869
Hartlepool St James
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/35 13 January 1870
Holmside St John the Evangelist
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/36 9 June 1863
Hunstanworth
Rebuilt church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/39 1 July 1873
Hurworth
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/40 5 November 1874
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/41 6 July 1875
Hamsteels St John the Baptist
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/42 13 January 1876
Hendon St Barnabas
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/44 29 May 1876
Hartlepool West Cemetery
Additional cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/H/46 17 February 1882
Hedworth St Nicholas
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/15 13 April 1883
Hebburn St Oswald
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/16 19 July 1886
Herrington St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/17 21 March 1887
Hamsterley
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/18 14 May 1887
Hebburn St John
New church

Temporarily returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/19 27 May 1887
Heworth St Mary
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/20 25 July 1887
Hunwick
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/21 8 November 1887
Hartlepool St Andrew
New church, chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/22 9 August 1888
Herrington
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/22A 20 November 1888
Hutton Henry and Sheraton with Hulam Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/23 2 July 1889
Hendon St Ignatius
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/24 16 June 1890
South Shields All Saints
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/25 16 June 1890
Hedworth, Monkton and Jarrow Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/26 10 July 1891
Hetton Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/27 4 October 1890
Hunstanworth
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/28 30 July 1892
Hedgefield St Hilda
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/29 17 July 1893
Hedworth, Monkton and Jarrow
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/30 2 November 1894
Houghton-le-Spring
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/31 25 April 1895
Hamsterley
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/32 30 March 1898
Holmside South Moor
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/33 29 April 1901
Hetton-le-Hole
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/34 6 July 1901
Haverton Hill
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/35 3 November 1905
Hartlepool Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/36 14 May 1906
Hett Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/37 12 October 1907
Holmside
Additional burial ground

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/38 23 November 1907
Hebburn St Cuthbert
New chancel and vestry

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/39 24 July 1908
Houghton-le-Spring Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/40 12 May 1909
Herrington
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/41 16 February 1911
Hedworth St Nicholas
New chancel vestry

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/42 5 July 1911
Hartlepool Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/43 26 April 1913
Horden St Mary
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/44 13 June 1913
Holmside
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/45 6 February 1915
Heatherycleugh
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/46 15 June 1922
Heworth St Mary
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/47 1 December 1923
Hunwick and Helmington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/48 14 October 1925
Hetton-le-Hole
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/49 9 June 1928
Hurworth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/50 12 October 1928
Haughton le Skerne
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/51 8 July 1929
Hart
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/52 18 September 1936
Harton
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/53
Heighington
Addition to churchyard

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/54 8 May 1933
South Hetton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/55 24 July 1936
South Shields
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/56 29 January 1938
Holmside
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/57 20 July 1938
Houghton-le-Spring
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/58 28 November 1939
Hetton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/59 29 April 1940
Hamsterley
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/60 5 July 1940
Hebburn St Cuthbert
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/61 31 May 1947
Hetton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/62 6 January 1952
Hartlepool St Barnabas
Church (Substitution for Hartlepool Holy Trinity)

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/63 21 October 1953
Hutton Henry Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/64 31 March 1955
Horden Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/65 25 November 1955
Hookergate Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/66 18 October 1958
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/67 6 December 1961
East Herrington St Chad
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/68 16 November 1961
Horden Thorpe Road Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/69 30 September 1967
Haverton Hill
Addition to cemetery

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/71 23 March 1970
Hurworth
Extension of burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/72 21 October 1974
Horden Thorpe Road Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/73 10 September 1975
Howden-le-Wear North Bedburn Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/74 8 June 1988
Hookergate Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/75 14 June 1991
Horsley Hill St Lawrence the Martyr
New church and garden of remembrance

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/76 21 November 1992
Burnhope Village Cemetery
New cemetery named "Burnhope Village Cemetery"

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/77 9 February 1993
Hartlepool West View Cemetery
Cemetery extension
Correspondence in this file relates also to DDR/EA/CHC/3/S156.

DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/78 31 October 1999
Hart
extension to burial ground and memorial garden

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/1 31 October 1844
Ingleton

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/2 22 October 1862
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/4 9 March 1869
Jarrow Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/5 5 October 1869
Jarrow Grange Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/6 3 July 1870
Jarrow St Paul
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/7 22 February 1876
Ingleton
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/8 29 June 1881
Jarrow St Peter
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/9 6 June 1896
Jarrow St Mark
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/IJ/10 19 July 1928
Ingleton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/1 26 July 1897
Kimblesworth
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/2 2 June 1905
Kelloe
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/3 29 June 1960
Kelloe Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/3A 3 July 1964
Kimblesworth St Philip and St James
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/5 5 April 1972
Kelloe Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/6 28 June 1978
Kelloe Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/K/7 4 July 1980
Kelloe Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/2 17 October 1848
Lynesack and Satley
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/3 9 August 1849
Lamesley
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/4 7 April 1860
Lanchester
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/5 13 November 1861
Lumley
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/8 12 September 1867
Leadgate St Ives
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/10 22 September 1870
Lyons
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/15 15 December 1885
Gateshead St Paul Low Team
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/16 8 October 1887
Langley Park All Saints
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/17 3 November 1894
Leadgate
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/18 2 May 1896
Lumley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/19 19 March 1898
Lynesack and Satley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/20 3 October 1900
Lanchester
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/21 28 May 1901
Lamesley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/22 21 September 1921
Lynesack and Satley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/23 17 November 1928
Lumley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/24 4 October 1930
Leadgate
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/25 31 October 1949
Lobley Hill All Saints
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/L/26 15 November 1982
Leam Lane St Andrew
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/3 [1844 x 1848]
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Broad Street chapel (former Salem Congregational chapel)
Document - draft petition only

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/4 28 October 1849
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/6 27 June 1856
Monkwearmouth Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/7 4 August 1870
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/10 13 April 1871
Middleton St George St Laurence
St Laurence chapel of ease to Middleton St George

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/11 30 April 1872
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/12 15 November 1877
Marley Hill St Cuthbert
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/13 21 March 1878
Middleton in Teesdale
Additional burial ground

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/14 17 July 1880
Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/15 24 March 1884
Medomsley
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/16 6 October 1887
Monkhesledon Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/17 24 July 1889
Monkwearmouth Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/18 5 July 1894
Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/19 11 October 1902
Marley Hill
Additions to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/20 19 July 1907
Monkwearmouth St Andrew
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/21 16 July 1918
Medomsley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/22 5 October 1920
Muggleswick
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/23 15 October 1923
Blackhall
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/24 2 April 1927
Monk Hesleden
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/25 16 November 1929
Middleton St George
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/26 22 December 1930
Bishopwearmouth St Mary Magdalene Millfield
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/27 9 May 1940
Dalton-le-Dale
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/28 21 July 1974
Middleton St George
Churchyard
Document - order of service only; consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/M/29 1 October 2000
Merrington
new burial ground
With correspondence concerning churchyard rules and regulations, January 2001

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/12 7 August 1851
Newbottle
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/22 27 February 1868
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/28 1 June 1886
Newbottle St Matthew
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/29 1 November 1889
New Shildon All Saints
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/30 16 November 1898
Newbottle
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/31 7 April 1901
Byers Green
Additional burial ground at Byers Green

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/32 29 May 1902
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/33 29 September 1913
Norton St Michael and All Angels
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/34 13 March 1920
New Shildon All Saints
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/35 21 September 1927
Newbottle
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on instrument

Instrument retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/36 13 July 1928
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/37 30 November 1957
Newton Aycliffe St Clare
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/38 25 September 1963
Newton Aycliffe Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/39 25 January 1991
Norton St Michael and All Angels
Garden of Remembrance on the unconsecrated churchyard [measuring 60’ x 60’]

DDR/EA/CHC/3/N/40 17 May 1994
Newton Aycliffe cemetery
new cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/O/1 18 September 1983
Owton Manor St James
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/1 30 August 1756
Penshaw
Documents - consecration papers, with conveyance of site 1744

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/2 24 October 1842
Pelton
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/3 26 November 1861
Pittington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/5 27 November 1868
Pelton
Additional churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/6 23 June 1863
Penshaw
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/7 12 August 1873
Piercebridge St Mary
Chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/8 27 August 1874
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/10 26 May 1885
Penshaw
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/11 30 September 1889
Pelton Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/12 2 April 1892
Pittington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/13 29 May 1912
Penshaw
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/14 10 December 1921
Pelton Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/15 9 May 1929
Preston-on-Tees All Saints
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/16 29 May 1929
Pittington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/17 12 December 1957
Peterlee St Cuthbert
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/18 23 April 1959
Preston-on-Tees All Saints
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/19 3 July 1986
Sunderland Pennywell St Thomas
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/20 7 March 1992
Peterlee Cemetery
New municipal cemetery
Printed items (available with no closure period) include short history of Shotton Hall as in printed library catalogue.

DDR/EA/CHC/3/P/21 7 May 1994
Preston-on-Tees cemetery
extension to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/1 23 September 1820
Ryton

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/2 29 August 1825
West Rainton

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/3 24 July 1827
Ryhope

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/4 7 September 1840
West Rainton

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/5 10 August 1853
West Rainton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/6 6 January 1855
Ryton
Additional burial ground

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/8 9 December 1861
Ryhope
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/9 21 April 1864
West Rainton
St Mary's church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/10 19 December 1866
East Rainton St Cuthbert
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/11 19 December 1866
West Rainton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/13 10 August 1870
Ryhope St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/14 13 July 1899
Ryhope Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/15 12 July 1904
West Rainton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/16 13 May 1905
Rookhope
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/17 27 September 1911
Grangetown St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/18 1 June 1912
Ryhope Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/19 14 December 1913
Ryton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/20 8 June 1927
Ryhope St Paul
New chancel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/21 2 October 1939
West Rainton
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/22 28 October 1940
Ryhope
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/23 12 August 1958
Ryton cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/24 8 November 1972
Rookhope Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/25 3 May 1985
West Rainton Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/R/26 11 June 1987
Rowlands Gill St Barnabas
new church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/1A 1719
Sunderland

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/1B October 1769
Sunderland St John

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/2 1770
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/2A 19 July 1783
Sunderland

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/3 28 July 1818
Sunderland

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/4 29 July 1818
South Shields St Hilda

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/5 18 August 1822
Stotfieldburn

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/6 23 September 1826
Shincliffe

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/7 29 September 1831
Seaton Carew

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/8 30 September 1831
Sadberge

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/10 17 February 1834
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/11 9 September 1834
Shildon

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/12 18 September 1834
South Shields Holy Trinity
Churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/13 22 December 1835
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/16 25 September 1838
Sockburn

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/17 11 October 1838
South Hetton

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/18 5 August 1839
Shadforth
Document - petition for marriages 20 July 1841

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/19 21 October 1841
Seaham Harbour

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/20 26 July 1842
Seaton Carew
Additional chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/21 22 August 1842
Shincliffe
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/23 28 July 1845
Southwick Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/24 18 September 1846
Stranton All Saints
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/25 13 October 1846
South Shields St Stephen

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/26 16 September 1847
Sunderland
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/28 7 November 1849
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/29 28 September 1851
Staindrop
Chapel and mausoleum

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/30 5 August 1852
Shincliffe
Rebuilt church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/31 11 July 1854
Shotton
New church
Document - commission

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/32 24 June 1856
Stranton All Saints
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/33 24 April 1857
South Shields Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/34 3 May 1858
Sunderland Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/35 25 May 1858
Spennymoor
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/36 30 August 1859
Stanhope
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/37 21 November 1860
Seaham
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/38 26 March 1861
Sherburn and Sherburn Hospital
Additional aisle to Sherburn Hospital chapel and additional burial ground for Sherburn district

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/39 30 November 1861
Sedgefield
Additional burial ground and chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/40 4 April 1862
Staindrop
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/44 2 August 1866
Sacriston St Peter
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/45 23 March 1867
Seaton Carew
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/46 11 May 1868
Stockton-on-Tees St James [Portrack]
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/47 27 October 1868
New Shildon All Saints
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/48 4 February 1869
Southwick Holy Trinity
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/49 10 January 1870
South Hetton
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/50 2 November 1870
Spennymoor St Paul
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/51 13 March 1871
Stockton-on-Tees Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/52 23 March 1871
Sunderland Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/54 21 July 1871
Shildon
Addition to churchyard

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/57 28 May 1872
Sherburn St Mary
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/58 26 June 1872
Silksworth St Matthew
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/59 20 August 1872
Stanhope Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/60 21 February 1873
Stella St Cuthbert Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/61 30 June 1874
Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/62 26 May 1875
South Shields St Mark
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/63 13 February 1877
Stanley St Thomas
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/64 2 October 1877
Stillington
Churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/65 21 June 1880
South Hylton
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/66 28 June 1880
Stillington
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/67 20 July 1880
South Shields St Simon
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/68 4 April 1881
South Shields and Westoe
Addition

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/69 13 October 1881
Stockton-on-Tees St Peter
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/70 2 February 1882
South Westoe St Michael and All Angels
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/71 11 November 1883
Shotton
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/72 20 January 1884
Stockton-on-Tees Cemetery
Additional burial ground (Cemetery)

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/73 11 June 1884
Silksworth
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/74 3 October 1884
Sedgefield Asylum
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/75 16 October 1884
Southwick Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/76 4 May 1885
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/77 11 May 1885
Shincliffe
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/78 30 July 1885
Sunderland Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/79 3 August 1885
Sadberge
Addition to burial ground
Nature and types of document
Sadberge
With copies of two conveyances of the consecrated land dated 20 September 1865 and 22 January 1866. (Original conveyances retained by diocesan registry with other deeds.)

Temporarily returned to diocesan registry and so not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/80 27 September 1885
Seaham Harbour Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/81 20 March 1886
Rekendyke St Jude
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/82 5 May 1886
Sunnybrow
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/83 3 November 1886
Shildon
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/84 5 March 1888
South Shields St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/85 9 June 1890
Southwick St Columba
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/86 11 September 1890
Sleetburn St Catherine of Alexandria
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/87 9 October 1890
South Shields, Westoe Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/88 24 March 1891
Seaham Harbour Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/89 24 October 1891
Sedgefield Asylum Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/90 17 February 1894
Swalwell Holy Trinity
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/91 17 November 1894
Stanley
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/92 11 December 1896
Stockton-on-Tees Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/93 15 July 1897
Shadforth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/94 22 September 1897
Southwick Cemetery
Cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/95 15 December 1897
New Seaham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/96 1 March 1899
South Shields St Hilda
Addition to burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/97 12 November 1899
Satley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/98 1 May 1900
South Hetton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/99 27 April 1901
Spennymoor Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/100 4 July 1901
Seaham Harbour
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/101 27 May 1902
Stella St Cuthbert
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/102 17 November 1902
Silksworth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/103 24 July 1903
Sacriston
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/104 12 June 1906
South Shields Harton Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/105 19 July 1906
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
New chancel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/106 27 September 1906
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
New chancel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/107 1 March 1907
Sunderland Bridge
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/108 5 October 1907
Shotton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/109 5 November 1907
South Shields St Simon
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/110 1 October 1908
Seaton Carew
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/111 20 July 1909
Sedgefield Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/112 25 July 1910
South Westoe
Enlargements to church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/113 17 September 1910
South Shields St Oswin
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/114 8 March 1912
South Moor St George
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/115 24 May 1912
Stranton Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/116 14 March 1914
Stanley
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/117 4 October 1916
Sunnybrow
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/118 1 July 1918
Spennymoor
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/119 6 June 1919
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/120 4 July 1922
Shincliffe
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/121 21 September 1922
Silksworth
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/122 15 March 1925
Witton Gilbert civil parish
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/123 22 December 1926
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
New church

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/124 25 June 1927
Stockton-on-Tees, Oxbridge Lane Cemetery
New cemetery, Oxbridge Lane

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/125 9 October 1928
Shiney Row St Oswald
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/126 18 July 1934
Stanley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/127 26 July 1934
Staindrop
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/128 19 February 1938
Southwick Holy Trinity
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/129 26 March 1938
South Shields St Oswin
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/130 1 October 1938
Satley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/131 13 May 1941
Stillington
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/132 2 October 1941
Stockton-on-Tees Durham Road
Additional burial ground, Durham Road

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/132A 27 February 1942
Sunderland
Document - licence to bury

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/133 4 May 1942
Sunderland
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/134 9 June 1943
Shadforth and Sherburn
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/135 16 June 1943
Stanley
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/136 17 November 1946
Shincliffe
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/137 20 May 1948
Sherburn Hospital
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on instrument

Instrument retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/138 17 July 1950
Stockton-on-Tees Durham Road
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/139 27 November 1951
Silksworth
Addition to churchyard
Document - drafts only

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/140 29 April 1952
Sunderland Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/141 24 July 1952
Seaham Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/142 3 November 1955
Stanhope Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/143 1 November 1956
Spennymoor St Paul
Rebuilt church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/144 27 March 1958
Sherburn Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/145 14 May 1958
Spennymoor Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/146 24 September 1958
Shadforth Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/147 31 May 1959
Swalwell Garden House Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/148 9 July 1960
Stockton-on-Tees St Chad
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/149 26 April 1966
Saltwell Cemetery
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/150 12 November 1970
Sherburn
Extension of burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/150A 27 September 1972
Spennymoor Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/151 27 March 1974
Seaham Princess Road Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/152 28 October 1980
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Addition to burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/153 11 July 1984
Shotton St Saviour
Extension of churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/154 5 February 1985
Sunderland Red House St Cuthbert
New church
With additional correspondence concerning ownership of church building, 1990

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/155 3 July 1991
Shadforth Cemetery
Garden of Remembrance

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/156 9 February 1993
Stranton Grange Cemetery
Cemetery extension
Correspondence for this consecration is included in the file DDR/EA/CHC/3/HH/77.

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/157 9 December 1995
Sherburn cemetery
additional portions of cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/S/158 21 April 1998
Seaham Princess Road cemetery
two additional portions of cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/1 30 July 1811
Trimdon

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/5 7 August 1843
Tanfield
Additional churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/6 8 August 1848
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/7 12 August 1845
Thornley St Bartholomew Wolsingham

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/9 31 July 1851
Tow Law and Thornley Cemetery
Additional cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/11A 7 April 1862
Trimdon
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/12 22 May 1866
Tudhoe
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/13 23 May 1867
Thornley
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/14 24 July 1869
Tow Law St Philip and St James

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/15 21 November 1877
Tanfield
Addition to churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/16 13 February 1884
Tudhoe Grange
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/17 9 November 1884
Trimdon
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/18 6 July 1889
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/19 4 November 1893
Tudhoe Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/20 11 May 1895
Tanfield
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/21 26 November 1902
Tudhoe
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/22 31 May 1905
Thornley
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/23 24 July 1908
Tudhoe
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/24 23 March 1914
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
New chancel and choir vestry

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/25 19 July 1916
Tanfield
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/26 10 August 1920
Trimdon Grange
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/27 6 December 1922
Tudhoe
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/28 30 July 1923
Trimdon Grange
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/29 23 March 1934
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/30 5 September 1957
Tow Law Cemetery Thornley Road
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/31 30 October 1958
Trimdon Grange Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/32 20 October 1971
Tudhoe Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/T/33 13 November 1978
Trimdon Grange Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/U/1 5 March 1835
Usworth Holy Trinity
Chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/U/2 20 March 1863
Usworth Holy Trinity
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/U/3 4 February 1905
Usworth Holy Trinity
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/U/4 10 May 1913
Ushaw Moor St Luke
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/U/5 16 May 1966
Ushaw Moor Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/2 23 July 1810
St John's Chapel in Weardale

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/3 14 May 1812
Whickham

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/5 9 September 1828
Winlaton

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/6 22 October 1841
Wingate New

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/7 25 August 1842
Heworth St Alban
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/9 13 May 1852
Whorlton
New chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/10 21 June 1855
Wolsingham
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/11 26 June 1855
Witton Gilbert
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/12 3 July 1855
Whickham
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/13 7 January 1857
Willington
Chapel and chapelyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/16 16 April 1862
Washington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/16A 20 April 1854
West Hartlepool Christ Church

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/19 21 April 1864
West Rainton St Mary
Church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/21 9 May 1868
Windlestone Chapel
Mortuary chapel

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/22 13 August 1868
Whitburn
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/23 31 December 1868
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/24 7 June 1869
Woodhorn
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/25 29 July 1869
Westgate St Andrew
Church and burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/26 7 October 1869
Wolviston
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/28 5 September 1876
Wingate Grange
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/29 21 September 1876
Wolviston St Peter
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/30 18 May 1877
Witton Park St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/31 11 October 1877
Westoe
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/32 16 June 1879
Winlaton
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/34 5 August 1879
Wolsingham
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/35 9 June 1880
West Pelton
New church and churchyard

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/36 1 December 1883
Waterhouses St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/37 18 November 1885
Hartlepool St Paul
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/38 25 October 1887
Whitburn Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/39 17 March 1890
Winlaton St Patrick
Chapel of ease

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/40 11 October 1890
Hartlepool St Aidan
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/41 18 October 1892
West Hartlepool Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/42 13 November 1893
Wingate Grange
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/43 1 October 1894
Whickham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/44 26 June 1897
Wolsingham
Church enlargement

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/45 13 November 1897
Winlaton St Paul
Addtional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/46 11 May 1898
Chopwell
Burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/47 12 July 1898
Wolsingham
Additional burial ground
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/48 18 October 1902
Witton-le-Wear
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/49 1 November 1902
Washington
New church (enlargement)

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/50 17 September 1903
Witton Gilbert
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/51 16 January 1904
Hartlepool St Oswald
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/52 16 November 1904
Winston
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/53 12 December 1904
Marsden
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/54 27 February 1906
Washington Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/55 15 March 1907
Whitburn Cemetery
Addition to cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/56 28 May 1908
Whitburn All Saints Cleadon
New aisle

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/57 1 October 1908
West Hartlepool
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/58 4 February 1911
Wheatley Hill Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/59 14 October 1911
Willington Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/60 26 May 1913
Washington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/60A February 1915
Windlestone Chapel
Document - licence to bury

Missing

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/61 27 February 1915
Wheatley Hill
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/62 26 February 1916
Whickham Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/63 18 October 1916
Hartlepool St Luke
New church

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/64 23 March 1919
West Pelton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/65 4 May 1921
Washington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/66 14 July 1921
Whorlton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/67 15 June 1924
Whickham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/67A 18 March 1925
Sacriston
Burial ground at Sacriston
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/68 18 March 1926
Witton Gilbert
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/69 11 December 1926
Wingate Grange
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/70 8 June 1928
Wolsingham
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance - copy of endorsement only

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/71 19 May 1937
Winlaton
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/72 24 November 1937
Winlaton St Patrick
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/73 17 May 1938
Whickham
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/74 4 September 1941
Witton Park
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/74A 27 April 1944
Willington
New burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/75 15 July 1946
Wingate Grange
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance

Conveyance retained in Diocesan Office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/76 13 August 1948
Wolviston
Addition to churchyard
Document - instrument

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/77 21 January 1949
Willington
Additional burial ground
Document - licence to bury prior to consecration

Temporarily returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/78 16 May 1949
Willington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/79 5 May 1949
Washington
Additional burial ground

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/80 22 May 1955
Wolsingham
Addition to churchyard
Document - photocopies only of conveyance and endorsed conveyance. Original endorsed on conveyance

Original conveyance retained in Diocesan office

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/81 13 November 1955
Westgate
Addition to churchyard
Consecration endorsed on conveyance, with papers and plans accompanying the conveyance

Permanently returned to the Diocesan Registry and not available for consultation. The conveyance and consecration will be kept with the series of deeds retained by the Registry.

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/82 4 April 1957
Waterhouses Parkwood Cemetery
New cemetery

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/83 12 December 1957
Willington Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/84 10 August 1964
Witton-le-Wear Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/85 10 March 1969
Willington Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/86 18 June 1981
West Auckland Cemetery
Cemetery extension

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/87 12 October 1995
Willington cemetery
additional land for cemetery
Correspondence for this consecration is included within the file following

DDR/EA/CHC/3/W/88 12 October 1995
Witton-le-Wear cemetery
additional land for cemetery
Also includes correspondence for consecration at Witton-le-Wear on even date, as preceding file

Consecration accounts
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/4
Dates of creation: 1769-1818, 1855, 1861-1887
Extent: 7 folders
Registrar's accounts of fees and expenses for consecrations

Returns of consecrations and new churches
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/5
Dates of creation: 1837-1877
Extent: 1 bundle
Returns of new church buildings and other consecrations (covering consecrations from 1800)

DDR/EA/CHC/5/1 April 1837
Return of churches or chapels built at private expense since 1800, in response to House of Commons resolution. Includes list of churches with date of consecration, at whose expense built and in whom patronage vested

DDR/EA/CHC/5/2 [1840]
Notes on churches consecrated October 1835 to September 1840, with details of sittings and some notes on endowments

DDR/EA/CHC/5/3 [July 1843]
List of churches and burial grounds consecrated for three years ending 26 June 1843, in response to House of Commons resolution, with details of fees and costs

DDR/EA/CHC/5/4 5 November 1844
List of additional (not re-built) churches and chapels consecrated since 1 January 1841, in response to application from Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts

DDR/EA/CHC/5/5 [1846]
Return of churches and chapels consecrated from January 1801 to October 1846

DDR/EA/CHC/5/6 [1846]
List of churches and chapels consecrated from October 1836 to October 1846, with some notes on endowments and acts under which Districts assigned, with supplementary list of endowments by Orders in Council

DDR/EA/CHC/5/7 7 February 1848
List of churches and chapels consecrated since 1 October 1844, in connection with fundraising appeal by Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts

DDR/EA/CHC/5/8 25 October 1850
List of churches and chapels consecreated since 1 January 1848 (draft and fair copies)

DDR/EA/CHC/5/9 1854
Lists of churches, chapels, church yards and cemeteries, with years only of consecration

DDR/EA/CHC/5/10 7 February 1863
Return of parishes in which any new burial ground has been consecrated since 1833, in response to House of Commons resolution. Arranged by archdeaconry, and noting whether ground purchased by the parish, purchased by voluntary subscription or presented as a free gift

DDR/EA/CHC/5/11 21 March 1872
Return of parishes with new/additional burial grounds consecrated since 1862, in response to resolution of Parliament. Arranged by archdeaconry, with approximate acreage and noting whether ground purchased by parish, by voluntary subscription or presented as a free gift. Covering letter also refers to pending consecration of Bishopwearmouth cemetery.

DDR/EA/CHC/5/12 7 November 1872
Return of numbers of churches or chapels built per year from 1801 to 1871, for committee of Canterbury Convocation. List distinguishes between new/additional churches and those that are merely re-built, but does not list churches individually.

DDR/EA/CHC/5/13 [September] 1874
Return of number of churches or chapels consecrated in 1873, for committee of Canterbury Convocation. List distinguishes between new/additional churches and those that have been re-built, and includes a list of the churches

DDR/EA/CHC/5/14 27 September 1877
Return of parishes or districts in which any new burial ground has been consecrated since the 1863 return, in response to House of Commons resolution. Noting archdeaconry, date of consecration and whether ground purchased by the parish, purchased by voluntary subscription or presented as a free gift

Consecrations - general papers
Reference: DDR/EA/CHC/6
Dates of creation: 1838-1995
Extent: 1 bundle
Miscellaneous items relating to consecrations
Printed orders of service previously held within this series are now listed at DDR/BP/DIO/5, see library printed catalogue.

DDR/EA/CHC/6/1-2 1838 and 1841
Draft notices for consecration of newly erected churches (1841 also for churchyard)

DDR/EA/CHC/6/3-4 October 1848
Draft petition for and sentence of consecration, for Healey St Paul (chapel in Masham parish, Ripon diocese), perhaps used as a precedent

DDR/EA/CHC/6/5 undated [early 20th century]
Sketch plan of unidentified churchyard, marking “New Ground” and “Lord Grey's portion”

DDR/EA/CHC/6/6 undated [late 20th century]
Typescript list of consecrations for Bishopwearmouth cemetery and extensions

DDR/EA/CHC/6/7-9 August 1995
Correspondence relating to proposed consecration of Horden Thorpe Road cemetery extension

Licensing for the Performance of Divine Services
Reference: DDR/EA/CHD

Licences for the performance of divine and burial services
Reference: DDR/EA/CHD/1
Dates of creation: 1825-1995
Extent: 0.5 box
Draft, original and copy licences (both permanent and temporary), for the performance of divine services or burial services in various buildings, and related papers.
Some of the licences are additionally for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages. Some of the licences include revocations.
Note that this class includes some licences for buildings in Northumberland as well as County Durham, for the period up to 1882. Post-1882 material for Northumberland should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Sorted by year, and by place within each year

List of buildings licensed for divine service
Reference: DDR/EA/CHD/2
Dates of creation: [1847]
Extent: 1 folder
List of buildings (mainly school rooms) licensed for the performance of divine service, from 1838 to 1847.

Correspondence relating to the licensing of buildings for the performance of divine and burial services
Reference: DDR/EA/CHD/3
Dates of creation: 1942-1987, 1989
Extent: 0.5 box

Licensing for the Publication of Banns and the Solemnisation of Marriages
Reference: DDR/EA/CHM

Licences for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages
Reference: DDR/EA/CHM/1
Dates of creation: 1846-1994
Extent: 0.5 box
Draft, original and copy licences of buildings (both temporary and permanent) for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages, and related papers.
Includes some licences for buildings in Northumberland as well as County Durham, for the period up to 1882 (although there are very few pre-1882 licences altogether). Post-1882 material for Northumberland should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Sorted by year, and by place within each year
DDR/EA/CHD/1: Licences for the performance of divine and burial services, 1825-1995. Some licences for the performance of divine and burial services also license churches for banns and marriages.

Returns of chapels licensed for the solemnisation of marriages to the registrar general
Reference: DDR/EA/CHM/2
Dates of creation: 1838-1898, 1973-1989
Extent: 0.5 box and 1 bundle
Lists of chapels licensed for the solemnisation of marriages. Up to 1854, the lists show also what ecclesiastical division is annexed to each chapel (parish or chapelry etc), and include a detailed geographical description of the district for which each chapel is licensed.
The 1836 Marriage Act requires a list of chapels licensed for the solemnisation of marriages to be sent to the Registrar General in January each year.
Sorted by year only

Consents to the licensing of chapels for marriages
Reference: DDR/EA/CHM/3
Dates of creation: 1824-1913
Extent: 1 bundle
Signed consents of patrons and incumbents to the licensing of chapels for the publication of banns or the solemnisation of marriages. Some of the consents take the form of petitions from the incumbent or patron to the bishop for licensing.
Note that this class includes some material for chapels in Northumberland as well as County Durham, for the period up to 1882. Post-1882 material for Northumberland should be among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Sorted by year, and by place within each year

Correspondence relating to the licensing of chapels for marriages
Reference: DDR/EA/CHM/4
Dates of creation: 1867-1915, 1946-1986
Extent: 1 box
Correspondence and papers relating to the granting of licences for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages.

Revocations of Licences
Reference: DDR/EA/CHR

Revocations of licences of church buildings and chapels
Reference: DDR/EA/CHR/1
Dates of creation: 1949-1998
Extent: ½ box
Correspondence and papers relating to the revocation of licences for the performance of divine service, and/or for the publication of banns and the solemnisation of marriages, usually including copy or extract of The London Gazette and/or local newspapers
DDR/EA/CHD/1: Some of the licences for the performance of divine and burial services include revocations

DDR/EA/CHR/1/1 7 October 1948
Hendon St Oswald mission church (in Bishopwearmouth St Barnabas parish), revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1943 (with original licence, granted following bomb damage to St Barnabas)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/2 1 November 1949
Jarrow Grange, chapel of The Good Shepherd, revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages (closed, to be used as a church hall for Christ Church parish)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/3 2 November 1951
Felling St Peter (closed since 1943, let to fireplace maker), revocation of licences for performance of divine service and solemnisation of marriages, granted 1913 (with original marriage licence)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/4 7 January 1952
Pennywell St Thomas mission church in Hylton St Mary parish (temporary wooden hut, adjoining newly built church), revocation of licences for performance of divine service and solemnisation of marriages granted 1951 (with original marriage licence)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/5 15 November 1967
Bowburn St John in Cassop-cum-Quarrington parish (closed 'some months ago' and apparently sold), revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1947 (with original licence)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/6 15 June 1968
Town End Farm House in Town End Farm St Bede Conventional District, revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1965

DDR/EA/CHR/1/7 31 May 1971
Monkton Venerable Bede mission church in Jarrow St Paul parish, revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages (notice from London Gazette and invoice from local newspaper only)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/8 12 January 1977
Toronto St Paul mission church in Auckland St Andrew with St Anne parish, revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1950 (copy of London Gazette only)

DDR/EA/CHR/1/9 1 February 1981
Gateshead Holy Trinity in Gateshead Team Ministry (declared redundant in 1972, fresh licence requested for St Edmund's Chapel within former church), revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1966

DDR/EA/CHR/1/10 1 February 1983
Stockton St John's School chapel in Stockton St John Conventional District (following dedication of new church for District), revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1981

DDR/EA/CHR/1/11 15 July 1992
Holy Trinity School Hall in Stockton on Tees Holy Trinity Greenvale Conventional District, revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1982

DDR/EA/CHR/1/12 January 1994
Oakenshaw Church of the Good Shepherd (due to closure), revocation of licence for public worship

DDR/EA/CHR/1/13 30 April 1995
Church of St Martha and St Mary in Ferryhill St Luke parish (due to closure), revocation of licence [for performance of divine service]

DDR/EA/CHR/1/14 20 July 1998
Roker St Aidan in Monkwearmouth Team Ministry (due to closure), revocation of licence for solemnisation of marriages granted 1953

The Sharing of Church Buildings
Reference: DDR/EA/CHS See also other series of records relating to pastoral reorganisation under reference /DDR/EA/BEP.

Ecumenical sharing agreements
Reference: DDR/EA/CHS/1
Dates of creation: 1974-1975
Extent: 2 folders
Sharing agreements drawn up between different denominations under the 1969 Sharing of Church Buildings Act, to allow buildings to be shared by different churches. Also related correspondence and papers.

DDR/EA/CHS/1/1 28 October 1974
Oxclose Ecumenical Centre, Washington

DDR/EA/CHS/1/2 October 1975 - June 1982
Newton Hall All Saints, also in relation to designation of church as Parish Centre of Worship

DDR/EA/CHS/1/3 16 March 1993
Annfield Plain St Aidan, proposed sharing agreement (letter only)

1969 Sharing of Church Buildings Act - general papers
Reference: DDR/EA/CHS/2/1
Dates of creation: 1970-1978
Extent: 1 folder
Circulars from the Churches Main Committee of the Church of England, with published guidelines

Parish Centres of Worship
Reference: DDR/EA/CHW

Designations of parish centres of worship
Reference: DDR/EA/CHW/1
Dates of creation: 1984-1991
Extent: 1 bundle
Correspondence and papers relating to designations of churches as parish centres of worship under the 1983 Pastoral Measure
The papers for the Newton Hall Ecumenical Sharing Agreement at DDR/EA/CHS/1/2 relate also to its designation as a parish centre of worship.
See also other series of records relating to pastoral reorganisation under reference /DDR/EA/BEP.

DDR/EA/CHW/1/1 17 January 1984
Langley Park All Saints church, for Esh St Michael and All Angels parish

DDR/EA/CHW/1/2 30 May 1985
Darlington St Columba church, for Darlington St Hilda and St Columba parish

DDR/EA/CHW/1/3 1 August 1985
Rowlands Gill St Barnabas and High Spen St Patrick, for Winlaton Team Ministry, with draft constitution for Team Ministry

DDR/EA/CHW/1/4 27 March 1986
Usworth St Michael, for Usworth Team Ministry (with enquiry about faculty jurisdiction)

DDR/EA/CHW/1/5 18 July 1990
Hutton Henry St Francis, for Wingate Grange parish

DDR/EA/CHW/1/6 2 January 1991
Darlington St Herbert Yarm Road, for East Darlington parish

Church Buildings
Reference: DDR/EA/CHB
Extent: NONE (reference not used) Material previously referenced under DDR/EA/CHB (but unlisted) can be found within the following series:

/1 (church accommodation returns) are listed as DDR/EA/BEM/6

/2 (church plans and drawings) are included within DDR/DA/DAC/6

/3 (photographs of church buildings) are listed in DDR/DA/RED/3

/4 (notifications of 'listing') are part of DDR/EA/RGC/4

/5 (return of numbers of churches) is part of DDR/EA/RGC/5

Parish Rooms
Reference: DDR/EA/CHP

Diocesan survey of parish rooms
Reference: DDR/EA/CHP/1
Dates of creation: September-November 1893
Extent: 1 bundle
Answers from individual incumbents to questions regarding any parish rooms, institutes or other similar buildings in their parishes, chiefly in relation to trust deeds and financial expenditure, but including the purposes to which the room may be put. Some of the answers concern school rooms or mission chapels. Several include additional notes or documents.
This survey was carried out due to the perceived insecurity of church tenure of parish rooms under the Parish Councils Bill due to come before Parliament

DDR/EA/CHP/1/1-2
Beamish (church institute and schools), with notes from school deed

DDR/EA/CHP/1/3
Bearpark

DDR/EA/CHP/1/4
Belmont (nil return, reference to schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/5-6
Benfieldside St Cuthbert, with letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/7
Birtley (nil return, reference to site for new building)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/8
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHP/1/9
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion

DDR/EA/CHP/1/10
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield (St Mark's school and St Hilda's mission room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/11-12
Bishopwearmouth St Michael (two mission rooms)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/13-14
Bishopwearmouth St Peter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/15-20
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas (St Thomas' sunday schools and institute on Sussex Street, and Sans Street Boys Institute), with abstract of title

DDR/EA/CHP/1/21
Covering letter relating to Bishopwearmouth St Thomas and St Mark parishes

DDR/EA/CHP/1/22
Blackhill (site for proposed parish room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/23
Boldon ('parochial chapel' building)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/24
Brancepeth

DDR/EA/CHP/1/25
Brandon (nil return, with reference to National and British schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/26
Burnopfield (National school rooms)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/27
Castle Eden (nil return, mentioning schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/28-29
Castleside, with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/30
Chester-le-Street

DDR/EA/CHP/1/31
Collierley (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/32
Cornforth (former National school rooms)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/33
Coxhoe (nil return, mentioning National school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/34
Crook

DDR/EA/CHP/1/35
Darlington Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/CHP/1/36
Darlington St James

DDR/EA/CHP/1/37
Darlington St Paul

DDR/EA/CHP/1/38
Dipton (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/39-40
Durham St Cuthbert (blank), with letter concerning former school room in Framwellgate Moor

DDR/EA/CHP/1/41-42
Durham St Giles, with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/43
Durham St Margaret (nil return, with reference to site for mission and parish room at Neville's Cross)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/44
Durham St Mary-le-Bow (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/45
Durham St Nicholas (unconsecrated vestries on site of former vicarage)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/46
East Rainton

DDR/EA/CHP/1/47
Eighton Banks St Thomas (nil return, mentioning parochial reading room and school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/48
Eppleton (nil return, mentioning Hetton Coal Company parish room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/49-50
Esh (nil return), with notes on church school, Esh Winning and Ushaw Moor mission churches

DDR/EA/CHP/1/51
Felling Christ Church

DDR/EA/CHP/1/52-53
Felling St Alban, letter only concerning Sunday school

DDR/EA/CHP/1/54
Fir Tree Howden-le-Wear

DDR/EA/CHP/1/55-56
Gateshead Holy Trinity ('Ellison' infant school), with earlier holding letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/57-59
Gateshead St Aidan (St Patrick's mission room), with letter mentioning also 'large' mission room on St Cuthbert's Road

DDR/EA/CHP/1/60-61
Gateshead St Edmund

DDR/EA/CHP/1/62
Gateshead St Helen (brief notes only on parish room and Church Institute with gymnasium)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/63-65
Gateshead St James (Gymnasium and St James Lecture Hall), with letter concerning additional parish room on land adjoining church, and waste land originally granted for educational purposes

DDR/EA/CHP/1/66-67
Gateshead St Mary

DDR/EA/CHP/1/68
Gateshead St Paul (nil return, mentioning room attached to clergyman's rented house)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/69
Gateshead Venerable Bede (nil return, mentioning rooms belonging to Joicey of Blenkinsopp Castle)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/70
Gateshead Fell (National school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/71
Greenside (nil return, mentioning parish schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/72
Hamsterley (mission room with class room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/73
Hartlepool Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/CHP/1/74
Harton Colliery All Saints (site for room not yet built)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/75
Haswell

DDR/EA/CHP/1/76-77
Hebburn St Cuthbert

DDR/EA/CHP/1/78-79
Hebburn St John, with letter (mentioning also mission room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/80-81
Hendon St Ignatius (St Polycarp mission church and Burlington Road mission room and institute

DDR/EA/CHP/1/82
Hendon St Paul

DDR/EA/CHP/1/83
Hetton-le-Hole St Nicholas (nil return, mentioning parish room belonging to Hetton Coal Company)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/84-92
Houghton-le-Spring (St Michael's mixed school, Lambton mixed school, New Town infants' school, church institute, St Michael's hall, Lambton infants' school, St Mary's mission, St Mark's mission chapel and Boyd memorial church home), with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/93-94
Jarrow St Peter (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/95-96
Kelloe (parish room in old vicarage)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/97
Lamesley (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/98
Lanchester (nil return, mentioning church school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/99
Longnewton

DDR/EA/CHP/1/100
Lyons (Sunday school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/101
Marley Hill (nil return, mentioning temporary iron room due to be erected)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/102
Medomsley (nil return, mentioning National school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/103
Monkhesleden St John (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/104
Monkhesleden St Mary (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/105-106
Monkwearmouth All Saints (moveable iron room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/107
Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert

DDR/EA/CHP/1/108
Monkwearmouth St Peter (Dorothy Street mission room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/109
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede (mission church and mission chapel)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/110-111
Newbottle (room in vicarage and former dissenting chapel), with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/112-113
Penshaw, with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/114
Pittington

DDR/EA/CHP/1/115
Ryhope (mission room and institute)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/116
Ryton (parish hall being built)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/117
Seaham (school room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/118
Seaham Harbour (nil return, mentioning National school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/119-120
Sherburn (church school), with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/121
Sherburn Hospital (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/122
Shincliffe (nil return, mentioning National school and trustees' house)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/123
Shotton (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/124
Silksworth

DDR/EA/CHP/1/125
South Hetton (room in vicarage)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/126
South Shields Holy Trinity (room in vicarage)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/127
South Shields St Jude

DDR/EA/CHP/1/128
South Shields St Mary (large detached vestry)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/129
South Shields St Simon Simonside

DDR/EA/CHP/1/130
South Westoe

DDR/EA/CHP/1/131
Southwick St Columba (National school)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/132
Stella (nil return, mentioning rented parish room and club room)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/133
Sunderland Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/CHP/1/134
Sunderland St John (nil return, mentioning two rented rooms)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/135
Tanfield (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/136
Thornley, Wheatley Hill (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/137
Trimdon (parish room in vicarage garden)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/138
Tudhoe Grange

DDR/EA/CHP/1/139-145
Uswoth (Mrs Susan Peareth's school room), with covering letter and copy of Charity Commission scheme dated 1883

DDR/EA/CHP/1/146-148
West Hartlepool Christ Church (Robinson Street mission room), with covering letter

DDR/EA/CHP/1/149
West Hartlepool Christ Church (St Oswald's mission)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/150
West Hartlepool St Aidan (site of parish hall being erected)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/151-152
West Pelton (nil return, mentioning large vestry and school rooms belonging to coal owners)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/153
West Rainton (nil return, mentioning school rooms and rectory coach house)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/154
Westoe (part of St Thomas' Sunday schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/155
Whickham

DDR/EA/CHP/1/156
Whitburn

DDR/EA/CHP/1/157
Willington (nil return, mentioning rented church institute, room within church and National schools)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/158
Wingate (nil return)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/159
Winlaton (church school rooms)

DDR/EA/CHP/1/160-161
Witton Gilbert (Kimblesworth mission church and literary institute)

Correspondence relating to parish rooms
Reference: DDR/EA/CHP/2
Dates of creation:

DDR/EA/CHP/2/ 1964-1968
Gateshead St George parish hall, concerning disputes between incumbent and members of the PCC, and questions over trusteeships. Also relates to removal of a WW1 memorial cross without faculty

Churchyards, Burial Grounds and Cemeteries
Reference: DDR/EA/CHY

Licences of burial grounds prior to consecration
Reference: DDR/EA/CHY/1
Dates of creation: 1849-1856
Extent: 1 folder If the bishop is unable to formally consecrate a burial ground or cemetery, he may nevertheless grant a licence to allow burials within it until it should be properly consecrated.
Other licences of burial grounds and cemeteries prior to consecration can also be found among draft consecration papers and with the consecration deeds.

DDR/EA/CHY/1/1 1849
Ground at Shotley Bridge for Benfieldside district church. Draft, annotated “not granted”

DDR/EA/CHY/1/2 October 1853
Blank draft for addition to an existing burial ground

DDR/EA/CHY/1/3 September 1856
Ground at Preston (Northumberland) for Tynemouth parish

DDR/EA/CHY/1/4 21 January 1949
Additional burial ground at Willington

DDR/EA/CHY/1/5 13 November 1951
Churchyard extension at Silksworth

DDR/EA/CHY/1/6 1 January 1954
Churchyard extension at Haverton Hill

DDR/EA/CHY/1/7 10 March 1966
Cemetery extension at Ushaw Moor

DDR/EA/CHY/1/8 December 1969
Cemetery extension at Coniscliffe

DDR/EA/CHY/1/9 [1973 x 1983]
Blank licence for a new burial ground or cemetery, temp. Bishop Habgood

Return to Parliament of burials
Reference: DDR/EA/CHY/2/1
Dates of creation: 1868
Extent: 1 folder
Return to Parliament of burial grounds and the number of burials in each ground, for the years 1865-1867 (under a resolution of the House of Commons dated 27 July 1868)

Correspondence relating to churchyards, burial grounds and cemeteries
Reference: DDR/EA/CHY/3
Dates of creation: 1928-1998
Extent: 2 boxes
Correspondence and papers relating to churchyards, burial grounds and cemeteries, including arrangements for their consecration, closure, upkeep and ownership.
See also file of correspondence from the Bishop's Office under DDR/BP/DIO/10.

Survey of monumental inscriptions
Reference: DDR/EA/CHY/4
Dates of creation: 1976
Extent: 1 box
Photocopies of survey of headstones (with drawings and details of each headstone and inscription), Shildon St John.
A survey of monumental inscriptions in Shildon St John churchyard was carried out under the Manpower Services Commission Job Creation Programme in January 1976.
A box of transcripts of monumental inscriptions is kept in the Archives and Special Collections searchroom.
DDR/EJ/FAC/3 : Faculty and archdeacons' certificate papers, 1697-1999 Faculty papers may include details of monumental inscriptions, especially among papers relating to faculties for the reservation of grave spaces or laying out of burial grounds as open spaces.

Parsonage Houses
Reference: DDR/EA/PH

Loans and Mortgages for Repairs to Parsonage Houses
Reference: DDR/EA/PHL DDR/EA/BED/2: 1871 Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Act papers, 1872-1911

Copy mortgages of benefice income
Reference: DDR/EA/PHL/1
Dates of creation: 1803-1977
Extent: 17 boxes and 1 medium tray
Mortgages by incumbents to the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty (later, to the Church Commissioners) of the profits of their benefices, under the Gilbert Acts (occasionally, under the dilapidations acts).
The items generally contain a copy of the mortgage deed and a bond from the nominee (a person appointed by the bishop, incumbent and patron to receive and account for the loan). Plans, surveyors' reports and correspondence may also survive, as well as the nominee's accounts and associated receipts and vouchers.
Only contains material relating to County Durham parishes and chapelries. Copy mortgages for Northumberland if they survive (including pre-1882 items) should be held among the Newcastle Diocesan Records in the Northumberland Record Office.
Numerical order (following Diocesan Registry list). Mortgages numbered in approximate date order of mortgage deed. Some numbers not used, or possibly used for parishes now in Newcastle diocese.

DDR/EA/PHL/1/1A 1 October 1803
Crayke
Mortgaged for £700
Account passed 28 August 1806
Document - accounts and receipts only

DDR/EA/PHL/1/1B 22 May 1812
Bishopton
Mortgaged for £295
Account passed 28 July 1813

DDR/EA/PHL/1/1C [5 August 1816]
Whitburn
Mortgaged for £2328
Account passed 12 September 1818

DDR/EA/PHL/1/1D [21 November 1821]
Ebchester
Mortgaged for £170
Account passed 24 September 1823
Document - no copy mortgage

DDR/EA/PHL/1/3 11 May 1829
Elwick Hall
Mortgaged for £937 8s 1d
Account passed 1 May 1835
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/4 31 December 1830
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £680
Account passed 26 June 1835

DDR/EA/PHL/1/6 2 March 1832
Aycliffe
Mortgaged for £300
Account passed 20 November 1832

DDR/EA/PHL/1/9 3 May 1833
Pittington
Mortgaged for £1050
Account passed 31 August 1835
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/10 25 July 1833
Grindon
Mortgaged for £305 7s 10d

DDR/EA/PHL/1/11 2 September 1833
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Mortgaged for £400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/14 23 January 1837
Heighington
Mortgaged for £486

DDR/EA/PHL/1/15 13 February 1837
Heworth St Mary
Mortgaged for £324
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/18 20 June 1840
Shildon
Mortgaged for £530
Account passed September 1841
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/19 7 August 1840
Dalton-le-Dale
Mortgaged for £766
Account passed 9 October 1847

DDR/EA/PHL/1/20 8 October 1840
Shadforth
Mortgaged for £700
Account passed 5 February 1842
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/23 10 January 1844
Wolsingham
Mortgaged for £1386 17s 6d
Account passed 20 April 1847

DDR/EA/PHL/1/24 20 January 1844
Egglescliffe
Mortgaged for £1300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/27 25 April 1845
Redmarshall
Mortgaged for £600
Account passed 20 April 1847

DDR/EA/PHL/1/28 25 July 1845
Croxdale
Mortgaged for £495 1s 10d
Account passed 30 January 1847

DDR/EA/PHL/1/29 11 August 1845
Ferryhill
Mortgaged for £675
Account passed 1 March 1851

DDR/EA/PHL/1/30 4 July 1846
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Mortgaged for £450 3s 3d
Account passed 8 November 1847
This item is too fragile to be produced until it is repaired.
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/31 27 October 1846
Whitworth
Mortgaged for £364 15s 1d
outsize

DDR/EA/PHL/1/32 12 February 1847
Hart
Mortgaged for £300
Account passed 22 November 1847

DDR/EA/PHL/1/34 1 July 1848
Durham St Margaret
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/35 19 April 1850
Durham St Oswald
Mortgaged for £330
Account passed 1 March 1851

DDR/EA/PHL/1/36 10 October 1850
South Shields Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £237

DDR/EA/PHL/1/37 20 June 1851
Coniscliffe
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/38 17 November 1851
Benfieldside St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £150
Account passed 14 June 1854

DDR/EA/PHL/1/39 22 November 1851
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £300
Account passed 17 January 1853

DDR/EA/PHL/1/40 21 February 1852
Barnard Castle
Mortgaged for £350

DDR/EA/PHL/1/41 22 January 1853
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/42 23 May 1853
Kelloe
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/44 7 February 1854
Muggleswick
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/45 7 December 1854
Heworth St Alban
Mortgaged for £200
Account passed 21 May 1856

DDR/EA/PHL/1/46 3 May 1854
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £400
outsize
This item is too fragile to be produced until it is repaired.
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/47 3 June 1857
Southwick Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £450
Account passed 27 July 1857

DDR/EA/PHL/1/48 21 July 1857
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/49 12 March 1857
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £285
Account passed 15 October 1857
Fumigated , 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/50 9 July 1859
Coniscliffe
Mortgaged for £300
Account passed 24 September 1860

DDR/EA/PHL/1/53 3 July 1860
Seaham Harbour St John the Evangelist
Mortgaged for £696

DDR/EA/PHL/1/54 7 February 1861
West Rainton
Mortgaged for £800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/55 18 May 1861
Monk Hesleden
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/57 1 October 1862
Grindon
Mortgaged for £350
Account passed 28 November 1865

DDR/EA/PHL/1/61 29 November 1864
Sadberge
Mortgaged for £870

DDR/EA/PHL/1/63 22 September 1865
Washington
Mortgaged for £1100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/64 12 April 1866
Darlington Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £1400
Account passed 28 February 1868
outsize

DDR/EA/PHL/1/65 14 May 1866
Houghton-le-Spring
Mortgaged for £550
Account passed 26 December 1868

DDR/EA/PHL/1/66 ca.1867
Washington
Mortgaged for £400
Account passed 12 February 1867

DDR/EA/PHL/1/68 29 June 1866
Stella St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £650
outsize
Plan D and some other papers repaired, 1985

DDR/EA/PHL/1/69 7 July 1866
Newbottle
Mortgaged for £1400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/70 7 July 1866
Gateshead St James
Mortgaged for £1400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/71 4 June 1866
Bishopton
Mortgaged for £600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/72 7 September 1866
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £450
Account passed 1 July 1868

DDR/EA/PHL/1/73 27 August 1866
Gateshead St Edmund
Mortgaged for £1400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/74 20 September 1866
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £1400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/75 13 December 1866
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Mortgaged for £1400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/76 27 February 1867
Muggleswick
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/78 29 June 1867
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £390
Account passed 1 July 1868

DDR/EA/PHL/1/79 14 June 1867
Houghton-le-Spring
Mortgaged for £150
Account passed 26 December 1868

DDR/EA/PHL/1/80 15 August 1867
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/81 23 September 1867
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £125
Account passed 9 November 1867

DDR/EA/PHL/1/82 18 October 1867
Whitburn
Mortgaged for £260

DDR/EA/PHL/1/87 30 October 1868
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £320

DDR/EA/PHL/1/88 February 1868
Escomb
Mortgaged for £120

DDR/EA/PHL/1/89 12 December 1868
Evenwood
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/90 16 June 1869
Burnmoor
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/91 5 June 1869
South Hetton
Mortgaged for £200
Account passed 17 January 1870

DDR/EA/PHL/1/92 6 July 1869
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £240

DDR/EA/PHL/1/93 5 August 1869
Frosterley St Michael
Mortgaged for £120

DDR/EA/PHL/1/94 17 November 1869
Darlington Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £120

DDR/EA/PHL/1/95 27 December 1869
Hartlepool St Hilda
Mortgaged for £500
Account passed 30 December 1870

DDR/EA/PHL/1/97 7 April 1870
Westgate
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/98 19 January 1871
Cassop cum Quarrington
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/99 24 January 1871
Coxhoe
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/101. 13 April 1871
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/102 11 September 1871
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £500
Account passed 30 January 1873

DDR/EA/PHL/1/103 22 November 1871
Tudhoe
Mortgaged for £130

DDR/EA/PHL/1/104 5 December 1871
Wingate Grange
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/105 12 December 1871
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/107 13 May 1872
Bensham
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/109 17 September 1872
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £535
Account passed 3 December 1873

DDR/EA/PHL/1/110 27 September 1872
Birtley
Mortgaged for £150
Missing

DDR/EA/PHL/1/111 22 October 1872
Southwick Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £250
Account passed 23 November 1872

DDR/EA/PHL/1/111A 11 March 1873
Ebchester
Mortgaged for £102
Document - Copy mortgage only

DDR/EA/PHL/1/112 12 May 1873
Shadforth
Mortgaged for £250
Account passed 17 March 1874

DDR/EA/PHL/1/113 14 May 1873
Rookhope
Mortgaged for £325

DDR/EA/PHL/1/114 23 May 1873
Longnewton
Mortgaged for £602
Account passed 20 November 1873

DDR/EA/PHL/1/115 20 June 1873
Croxdale
Mortgaged for £200
Account passed 30 October 1875

DDR/EA/PHL/1/116 2 February 1874
Auckland St Helen
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/118 22 November 1873
Shincliffe
Mortgaged for £200
Account passed 13 December 1875

DDR/EA/PHL/1/119 5 April 1874
Sherburn
Mortgaged for £248 2s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/120 30 November 1874
Haswell St Paul
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/122 29 March 1876
Burnopfield
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/124 13 September 1876
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £103

DDR/EA/PHL/1/125 7 October 1876
Pittington
Mortgaged for £1580
outsize

DDR/EA/PHL/1/126 16 January 1877
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Mortgaged for £966
Fumigated, 2.1981

DDR/EA/PHL/1/127 27 February 1877
South Shields St Mark
Mortgaged for £700

DDR/EA/PHL/1/128 14 June 1877
Spennymoor
Mortgaged for £400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/130 19 March 1878
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/134 17 September 1878
Merrington
Mortgaged for £400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/137 8 September 1879
Ryton
Mortgaged for £80
Account passed 22 September 1879

DDR/EA/PHL/1/138 18 October 1879
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £125

DDR/EA/PHL/1/139 24 June 1879
Stanley
Mortgaged for £50

DDR/EA/PHL/1/140 27 March 1880
Boldon
Mortgaged for £128

DDR/EA/PHL/1/142 4 May 1880
Brandon
Mortgaged for £600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/143 12 August 1880
Medomsley
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/144 5 October 1880
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £1600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/147 16 April 1881
Durham Cathedral (first canonry)
Mortgaged for £475

DDR/EA/PHL/1/148 3 May 1881
Chilton Moor
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/154 15 September 1882
Ryton
Mortgaged for £676

DDR/EA/PHL/1/155 27 April 1883
Auckland St Andrew with St Philip
Mortgaged for £156

DDR/EA/PHL/1/156 20 August 1884
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £239

DDR/EA/PHL/1/157 21 August 1884
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/158 7 March 1885
Bolam
Mortgaged for £340

DDR/EA/PHL/1/159 18 May 1885
Sunderland St John
Mortgaged for £630
Account passed 4 February 1887

DDR/EA/PHL/1/160 19 June 1885
Ryton
Mortgaged for £387

DDR/EA/PHL/1/161 25 June 1886
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Mortgaged for £73

DDR/EA/PHL/1/162 4 April 1889
Hamsterley
Mortgaged for £110

DDR/EA/PHL/1/163 1 November 1889
Crook
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/164 23 May 1891
Coniscliffe
Mortgaged for £240
Missing

DDR/EA/PHL/1/165 22 July 1892
Coniscliffe
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/166 5 October 1892
Lumley
Mortgaged for £72

DDR/EA/PHL/1/167 1 February 1893
Houghton-le-Spring
Mortgaged for £106

DDR/EA/PHL/1/168 7 March 1894
Coniscliffe
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/169 11 December 1894
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/170 17 May 1895
Greenside St John
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/171 8 July 1895
South Shields St Stephen
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/172 27 July 1895
Durham St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/173 12 December 1895
Rookhope
Mortgaged for £109

DDR/EA/PHL/1/174 5 November 1896
Etherley
Mortgaged for £140 and £110
Missing

DDR/EA/PHL/1/175 28 July 1896
Southwick St Columba
Mortgaged for £110

DDR/EA/PHL/1/176 29 July 1897
Marley Hill
Mortgaged for £37

DDR/EA/PHL/1/177 3 September 1897
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford
Mortgaged for £83

DDR/EA/PHL/1/178 24 September 1898
Southwick Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/179 3 February 1899
Usworth Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £63

DDR/EA/PHL/1/180 24 June 1899
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/181 21 July 1899
Shotton St Saviour
Mortgaged for £112

DDR/EA/PHL/1/182 28 July 1899
Bishopton
Mortgaged for £92

DDR/EA/PHL/1/183 2 November 1899
Felling
Mortgaged for £91

DDR/EA/PHL/1/184 1 May 1900
Southwick St Columba
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/185 16 July 1900
New Shildon
Mortgaged for £122

DDR/EA/PHL/1/186 13 November 1900
Hendon St Paul
Mortgaged for £105

DDR/EA/PHL/1/187 28 December 1900
Washington
Mortgaged for £290

DDR/EA/PHL/1/188 14 January 1901
Bishop Middleham
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/189 15 August 1901
Sunderland St John
Mortgaged for £55

DDR/EA/PHL/1/190 15 September 1901
Easington
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/191 3 October 1901
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £133

DDR/EA/PHL/1/192 13 November 1901
Hendon St Ignatius
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/193 30 December 1901
Washington St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £93

DDR/EA/PHL/1/194 10 April 1902
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Mortgaged for £369

DDR/EA/PHL/1/195 24 April 1904
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £133

DDR/EA/PHL/1/196 1 January 1903
Jarrow St Paul
Mortgaged for £171 12s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/197 24 June 1903
Boldon
Mortgaged for £108

DDR/EA/PHL/1/198 29 July 1903
Muggleswick
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/199 14 October 1903
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Mortgaged for £400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/200 10 November 1903
Shadforth
Mortgaged for £193

DDR/EA/PHL/1/201. 12 January 1904
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £289

DDR/EA/PHL/1/202 15 March 1904
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £45

DDR/EA/PHL/1/203 19 April 1904
Elton
Mortgaged for £30

DDR/EA/PHL/1/204 10 January 1905
Darlington St John
Mortgaged for £243

DDR/EA/PHL/1/205 18 April 1905
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Mortgaged for £89

DDR/EA/PHL/1/206 14 July 1905
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £471
Account passed ("discharged") 3 January 1913

DDR/EA/PHL/1/207 24 February 1906
Whickham
Mortgaged for £281

DDR/EA/PHL/1/208 3 January 1907
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Mortgaged for £109

DDR/EA/PHL/1/209 13 May 1907
Durham St Margaret
Mortgaged for £132

DDR/EA/PHL/1/210 2 September 1907
Wolviston
Mortgaged for £177

DDR/EA/PHL/1/211 11 June 1908
Monk Hesleden
Mortgaged for £98

DDR/EA/PHL/1/212 27 October 1908
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Mortgaged for £85

DDR/EA/PHL/1/213 6 July 1909
Shotton
Mortgaged for £25

DDR/EA/PHL/1/214 25 November 1909
East Rainton
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/215 7 November 1910
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £88

DDR/EA/PHL/1/216 10 July 1911
West Rainton St Mary
Mortgaged for £31

DDR/EA/PHL/1/217 30 October 1911
Auckland St Helen
Mortgaged for £59

DDR/EA/PHL/1/218 28 November 1911
Pelton
Mortgaged for £44

DDR/EA/PHL/1/219 29 December 1911
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £26

DDR/EA/PHL/1/220 4 January 1912
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Mortgaged for £610

DDR/EA/PHL/1/221 17 January 1912
Easington
Mortgaged for £204

DDR/EA/PHL/1/222 4 September 1912
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £84

DDR/EA/PHL/1/223 6 March 1913
Durham St Giles
Mortgaged for £45

DDR/EA/PHL/1/224 11 September 1913
Sadberge
Mortgaged for £89

DDR/EA/PHL/1/225 5 November 1913
Darlington St Paul
Mortgaged for £392

DDR/EA/PHL/1/226 17 November 1913
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £1060

DDR/EA/PHL/1/227 20 January 1914
Whickham
Mortgaged for £288

DDR/EA/PHL/1/228 12 October 1914
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £91

DDR/EA/PHL/1/229 4 November 1914
Bishop Middleham
Mortgaged for £36

DDR/EA/PHL/1/230 17 November 1914
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Mortgaged for £99

DDR/EA/PHL/1/231 19 December 1914
Hurworth
Mortgaged for £141

DDR/EA/PHL/1/232 25 December 1914
Benfieldside
Mortgaged for £72

DDR/EA/PHL/1/233 24 February 1915
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/234 25 June 1915
Spennymoor
Mortgaged for £46

DDR/EA/PHL/1/235 19 July 1915
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/236 18 August 1915
Auckland St Peter
Mortgaged for £56

DDR/EA/PHL/1/237 1 September 1915
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/238 7 September 1915
Auckland St Andrew
Mortgaged for £57

DDR/EA/PHL/1/239 18 October 1915
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £99

DDR/EA/PHL/1/240 1 December 1915
Boldon
Mortgaged for £30

DDR/EA/PHL/1/241 16 December 1915
Rookhope
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/242 9 June 1916
Shotton
Mortgaged for £17

DDR/EA/PHL/1/243 4 July 1916
Ryton
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/244 15 January 1917
Gateshead St Aidan
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/245 11 April 1917
Shildon
Mortgaged for £46

DDR/EA/PHL/1/246 19 July 1918
Hendon St Barnabas
Mortgaged for £170

DDR/EA/PHL/1/247 25 October 1918
Eldon
Mortgaged for £62

DDR/EA/PHL/1/248 9 January 1919
Sacriston
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/249 6 March 1919
Kelloe
Mortgaged for £465

DDR/EA/PHL/1/250 12 December 1919
Auckland St Peter
Mortgaged for £71

DDR/EA/PHL/1/251 20 February 1920
Darlington St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £89

DDR/EA/PHL/1/252 17 June 1920
Spennymoor
Mortgaged for £66

DDR/EA/PHL/1/253 4 November 1920
Southwick Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £135

DDR/EA/PHL/1/253A 22 December 1920
Durham Bishopric
Mortgaged for £150
Mortgage of income of see of Durham, possibly for Auckland Castle repair

DDR/EA/PHL/1/254 25 January 1921
Hebburn St Oswald
Mortgaged for £36

DDR/EA/PHL/1/255 27 May 1921
Pittington
Mortgaged for £25
Not found 20.3.1979

DDR/EA/PHL/1/256 20 July 1922
Seaton Carew
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/257 15 September 1923
Winston
Mortgaged for £80

DDR/EA/PHL/1/258 14 September 1923
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Mortgaged for £50

DDR/EA/PHL/1/259 30 November 1923
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/260 26 July 1924
Hendon St Barnabas
Mortgaged for £31

DDR/EA/PHL/1/261 4 October 1924
New Shildon
Mortgaged for £81

DDR/EA/PHL/1/262 9 October 1924
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £30

DDR/EA/PHL/1/263 26 May 1925
South Shields St Francis
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/264 16 June 1925
Hurworth
Mortgaged for £82

DDR/EA/PHL/1/265 31 March 1926
Egglescliffe
Mortgaged for £72

DDR/EA/PHL/1/266 3 June 1926
Ryton
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/267 19 June 1926
Lynesack
Mortgaged for £106

DDR/EA/PHL/1/268 9 September 1926
Stockton-on-Tees St John the Baptist
Mortgaged for £70

DDR/EA/PHL/1/269 23 August 1926
Castle Eden
Mortgaged for £28

DDR/EA/PHL/1/270 1 November 1926
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £147

DDR/EA/PHL/1/271 18 May 1927
Wolsingham
Mortgaged for £84

DDR/EA/PHL/1/272 5 July 1927
Cockfield with Staindrop
Mortgaged for £132

DDR/EA/PHL/1/273 27 September 1927
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/274 10 December 1927
New Shildon
Mortgaged for £21

DDR/EA/PHL/1/275 19 January 1928
Ebchester
Mortgaged for £8

DDR/EA/PHL/1/276 30 January 1928
Eggleston
Mortgaged for £37

DDR/EA/PHL/1/277 25 March 1928
Boldon
Mortgaged for £105

DDR/EA/PHL/1/278 1 June 1929
South Westoe
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/279 1 March 1930
Evenwood
Mortgaged for £161

DDR/EA/PHL/1/280 1 April 1930
Durham St Nicholas
Mortgaged for £40

DDR/EA/PHL/1/281 1 February 1931
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £39

DDR/EA/PHL/1/282 1 March 1931
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £124

DDR/EA/PHL/1/283 12 March 1931
Durham Bishopric (?)
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/284 1 March 1932
Winston
Mortgaged for £57

DDR/EA/PHL/1/285 1 May 1932
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
Mortgaged for £371

DDR/EA/PHL/1/286 1 October 1932
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £35

DDR/EA/PHL/1/287 1 February 1933
Hamsteels
Mortgaged for £40

DDR/EA/PHL/1/288 1 February 1933
Herrington
Mortgaged for £58

DDR/EA/PHL/1/289 1 February 1933
Egglescliffe
Mortgaged for £37

DDR/EA/PHL/1/290 1 April 1933
Sacriston
Mortgaged for £21

DDR/EA/PHL/1/291 1 July 1933
Gateshead St Edmund
Mortgaged for £113

DDR/EA/PHL/1/292 1 July 1933
Hartlepool Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £63

DDR/EA/PHL/1/293 1 October 1933
South Shields St Francis
Mortgaged for £39

DDR/EA/PHL/1/294 1 December 1933
Haswell
Mortgaged for £20

DDR/EA/PHL/1/295 1 December 1933
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/296 1 February 1934
Shildon
Mortgaged for £320

DDR/EA/PHL/1/297 1 March 1934
Stanley
Mortgaged for £60

DDR/EA/PHL/1/298 1 May 1934
Hebburn St John
Mortgaged for £25

DDR/EA/PHL/1/299 1 May 1934
Cockfield
Mortgaged for £51

DDR/EA/PHL/1/300 1 November 1934
Ryhope
Mortgaged for £30

DDR/EA/PHL/1/301. 1 December 1934
Bishopton with Great Stainton
Mortgaged for £55

DDR/EA/PHL/1/302 1 January 1935
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Mortgaged for £18

DDR/EA/PHL/1/303 1 February 1935
Birtley
Mortgaged for £56

DDR/EA/PHL/1/304 1 May 1935
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £69

DDR/EA/PHL/1/305 1 July 1935
Wolsingham
Mortgaged for £320

DDR/EA/PHL/1/306 1 September 1935
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £25

DDR/EA/PHL/1/307 1 September 1935
Hart
Mortgaged for £50

DDR/EA/PHL/1/308 1 October 1935
Tow Law
Mortgaged for £113

DDR/EA/PHL/1/309 1 October 1935
Eggleston
Mortgaged for £18

DDR/EA/PHL/1/310 1 November 1935
Easington Colliery The Ascension
Mortgaged for £80

DDR/EA/PHL/1/311 1 January 1936
Monk Hesleden
Mortgaged for £39

DDR/EA/PHL/1/312 1 January 1936
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £112

DDR/EA/PHL/1/313 1 February 1936
Bishopwearmouth Christ Church
Mortgaged for £38

DDR/EA/PHL/1/314 1 March 1936
Usworth Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £99

DDR/EA/PHL/1/315 1 May 1936
Elwick Hall
Mortgaged for £23

DDR/EA/PHL/1/316 1 May 1936
Sunnybrow
Mortgaged for £34

DDR/EA/PHL/1/317 1 July 1936
Egglescliffe
Mortgaged for £150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/318 1 November 1936
Monkwearmouth St Andrew
Mortgaged for £234

DDR/EA/PHL/1/319 1 December 1936
Dipton
Mortgaged for £61

DDR/EA/PHL/1/320 1 February 1937
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £157

DDR/EA/PHL/1/321 1 March 1937
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/322 1 March 1927
Edmundbyers
Mortgaged for £60

DDR/EA/PHL/1/323 1 April 1937
Jarrow St Paul
Mortgaged for £187

DDR/EA/PHL/1/324 1 July 1937
South Shields All Saints
Mortgaged for £251

DDR/EA/PHL/1/325 1 September 1937
Horden
Mortgaged for £27

DDR/EA/PHL/1/326 1 November 1937
East Rainton
Mortgaged for £94 10s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/327 1 November 1937
Witton-le-Wear
Mortgaged for £34

DDR/EA/PHL/1/328 1 March 1938
Bishopton with Great Stainton
Mortgaged for £58

DDR/EA/PHL/1/329 1 July 1938
Tudhoe
Mortgaged for £123

DDR/EA/PHL/1/330 1 August 1938
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Mortgaged for £40

DDR/EA/PHL/1/331 1 September 1938
South Shields St Hilda
Mortgaged for £88

DDR/EA/PHL/1/332 1 November 1938
South Shields All Saints
Mortgaged for £120

DDR/EA/PHL/1/333 1 November 1938
Kelloe
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/334 1 November 1938
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Mortgaged for £18

DDR/EA/PHL/1/335 1 March 1939
Spennymoor
Mortgaged for £60

DDR/EA/PHL/1/336 1 May 1939
Kelloe
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/337 1 June 1939
Shincliffe
Mortgaged for £237

DDR/EA/PHL/1/338 1 September 1939
Shadforth
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/339 1 November 1939
Tudhoe
Mortgaged for £157

DDR/EA/PHL/1/340 1 November 1939
Ryhope
Mortgaged for £30

DDR/EA/PHL/1/341 1 December 1939
Heatherycleugh
Mortgaged for £42

DDR/EA/PHL/1/342 1 February 1940
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £86

DDR/EA/PHL/1/343 1 September 1940
South Hetton
Mortgaged for £135

DDR/EA/PHL/1/344 1 September 1940
Holmside
Mortgaged for £58

DDR/EA/PHL/1/345 1 September 1940
Dalton-le-Dale
Mortgaged for £35

DDR/EA/PHL/1/346 1 September 1940
Greatham
Mortgaged for £45

DDR/EA/PHL/1/347 1 May 1941
Durham St Margaret
Mortgaged for £55

DDR/EA/PHL/1/348 1 June 1941
Evenwood
Mortgaged for £17

DDR/EA/PHL/1/349 1 August 1942
Hurworth
Mortgaged for £58

DDR/EA/PHL/1/350 1 June 1942
Birtley
Mortgaged for £26

DDR/EA/PHL/1/351 1 October 1943
Cockfield with Staindrop
Mortgaged for £73

DDR/EA/PHL/1/352 1 May 1944
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £31

DDR/EA/PHL/1/353 1 February 1945
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £128

DDR/EA/PHL/1/354 1 March 1946
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £94

DDR/EA/PHL/1/355 1 August 1946
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Mortgaged for £120

DDR/EA/PHL/1/356 1 December 1946
Whitburn
Mortgaged for £1280

DDR/EA/PHL/1/357 1 January 1947
Whitworth with Spennymoor UB
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/358 1 July 1947
Harton
Mortgaged for £57

DDR/EA/PHL/1/359 15 July 1947
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £2320

DDR/EA/PHL/1/360 1 September 1947
Boldon
Mortgaged for £495

DDR/EA/PHL/1/361 1 March 1948
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/362 5 May 1948
Hurworth
Mortgaged for £5400

DDR/EA/PHL/1/363 1 November 1948
Middleton in Teesdale
Mortgaged for £140

DDR/EA/PHL/1/364 1 October 1949
Shotton
Mortgaged for £51

DDR/EA/PHL/1/365 1 March 1950
Ebchester
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/366 1 November 1950
Hedgefield
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/367 1 September 1951
Wolsingham
Mortgaged for £100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/368 1 September 1951
Bishopwearmouth St Mary Magdalene Millfield
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/369 1 January 1952
East Rainton
Mortgaged for £196

DDR/EA/PHL/1/370 1 January 1952
Ryton
Mortgaged for £1144

DDR/EA/PHL/1/371 1 April 1952
Brandon
Mortgaged for £220

DDR/EA/PHL/1/372 1 January 1952
Whickham
Mortgaged for £80

DDR/EA/PHL/1/373 1 June 1952
Shotton
Mortgaged for £127

DDR/EA/PHL/1/374 1 June 1952
Lamesley
Mortgaged for £700 12s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/375 1 August 1952
Silksworth
Mortgaged for £3850

DDR/EA/PHL/1/376 1 May 1953
Cleadon Park St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £3050

DDR/EA/PHL/1/377 1 June 1953
Barnard Castle
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/378 1 July 1953
Durham St Margaret
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/379 1 December 1953
Cockfield with Staindrop
Mortgaged for £80

DDR/EA/PHL/1/380 1 December 1953
Hart with Elwick Hall
Mortgaged for £1300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/381 1 February 1954
Durham St Nicholas
Mortgaged for £1805

DDR/EA/PHL/1/382 1 February 1954
Boldon
Mortgaged for £510

DDR/EA/PHL/1/383 1 September 1954
Coxhoe
Mortgaged for £316

DDR/EA/PHL/1/384 1 May 1955
Seaton Carew
Mortgaged for £1263

DDR/EA/PHL/1/385 1 May 1955
Hetton-le-Hole
Mortgaged for £2790 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/386 1 June 1955
Dalton-le-Dale
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/387 1 August 1955
Shincliffe
Mortgaged for £184 10s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/388 1 August 1955
Southwick Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £730

DDR/EA/PHL/1/389 31 December 1955
Jarrow St Paul
Mortgaged for £1100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/390 1 January 1956
Longnewton
Mortgaged for £1802

DDR/EA/PHL/1/391 19 September 1955
Winston
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/392 1 February 1956
South Moor
Mortgaged for £2130

DDR/EA/PHL/1/393 1 February 1956
Heworth St Mary
Mortgaged for £600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/394 1 March 1956
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £4000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/395 1 April 1956
Hetton-le-Hole
Mortgaged for £360

DDR/EA/PHL/1/396 1 June 1956
Wolsingham
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/397 1 May 1956
Wolviston
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/398 7 June 1956
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/399 1 July 1956
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/400 1 July 1956
Gateshead St Paul Low Team
Mortgaged for £700

DDR/EA/PHL/1/401. 1 September 1956
Craghead
Mortgaged for £1658

DDR/EA/PHL/1/402 1 October 1956
West Pelton
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/403 1 February 1957
Sacriston
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/404 1 April 1957
Stanhope
Mortgaged for £4200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/405 1 April 1957
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Mortgaged for £641

DDR/EA/PHL/1/405A 1 July 1957
Gateshead St Aidan
Mortgaged for £266

DDR/EA/PHL/1/406 1 July 1957
Grindon
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/407 1 July 1957
Lyons
Mortgaged for £1335

DDR/EA/PHL/1/408 1 July 1957
Haughton le Skerne
Mortgaged for £3000 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/409 1 August 1957
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Mortgaged for £90 8s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/410 28 September 1957
Witton-le-Wear
Mortgaged for £390

DDR/EA/PHL/1/410A 1 October 1957
West Pelton
Mortgaged for £62 13s 9d

DDR/EA/PHL/1/411 1 October 1957
Castleside
Mortgaged for £1194

DDR/EA/PHL/1/412 6 November 1957
South Shields St Aidan
Mortgaged for £616

DDR/EA/PHL/1/413 1 November 1957
Evenwood
Mortgaged for £880

DDR/EA/PHL/1/414 1 January 1958
Redmarshall
Mortgaged for £225 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/415 1 February 1958
Gateshead St Paul Low Team
Mortgaged for £50 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/416 1 February 1958
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Mortgaged for £756

DDR/EA/PHL/1/417 1 March 1958
Hartlepool St Oswald
Mortgaged for £64 9s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/418 1 March 1958
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Mortgaged for £70

DDR/EA/PHL/1/419 1 September 1958
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £200 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/420 1 January 1959
Lyons
Mortgaged for £204

DDR/EA/PHL/1/421 1 January 1959
Rekendyke St Jude
Mortgaged for £550

DDR/EA/PHL/1/422 1 March 1959
Penshaw
Mortgaged for £1250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/423 1 March 1959
Hartlepool St Luke
Mortgaged for £3500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/424 1 March 1959
Whickham
Mortgaged for £1.3.1959

DDR/EA/PHL/1/425 1 May 1959
Herrington
Mortgaged for £1100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/426 1 August 1959
Durham St Giles
Mortgaged for £1750

DDR/EA/PHL/1/427 4 September 1959
Escomb
Mortgaged for £800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/428 1 October 1959
Marley Hill
Mortgaged for £700

DDR/EA/PHL/1/429 1 November 1959
Lobley Hill All Saints
Mortgaged for £3500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/430 1 December 1959
Chester-le-Street
Mortgaged for £1100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/431 1 January 1960
Lanchester
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/432 1 February 1960
Blackhill St Aidan
Mortgaged for £530

DDR/EA/PHL/1/433 1 February 1960
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Mortgaged for £850

DDR/EA/PHL/1/434 1 March 1960
South Hetton
Mortgaged for £1150

DDR/EA/PHL/1/435 1 April 1960
Leadgate
Mortgaged for £850

DDR/EA/PHL/1/436 24 April 1960
Hendon St Ignatius
Mortgaged for £1700

DDR/EA/PHL/1/437 1 September 1960
Lumley
Mortgaged for £430

DDR/EA/PHL/1/438 1 November 1960
Billingham
Mortgaged for £1100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/439 27 January 1961
South Shields St Stephen
Mortgaged for £285

DDR/EA/PHL/1/440 1 March 1961
Bishopwearmouth St Hilda Millfield
Mortgaged for £312

DDR/EA/PHL/1/441 1 May 1961
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £344 7s 10d

DDR/EA/PHL/1/442 1 September 1961
Belmont
Mortgaged for £1135

DDR/EA/PHL/1/443 1 November 1961
Boldon
Mortgaged for £80

DDR/EA/PHL/1/444 1 November 1961
Chilton
Mortgaged for £3200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/445 1 November 1961
Witton Gilbert
Mortgaged for £257

DDR/EA/PHL/1/446 1 February 1962
Boldon
Mortgaged for £6845

DDR/EA/PHL/1/447 1 July 1962
Willington St Stephen
Mortgaged for £1512

DDR/EA/PHL/1/448 1 July 1962
South Hetton
Mortgaged for £140

DDR/EA/PHL/1/449 1 July 1962
Gateshead St Chad Bensham
Mortgaged for £1950

DDR/EA/PHL/1/450 1 September 1962
Usworth Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/451 17 December 1962
Tudhoe
Mortgaged for £1820

DDR/EA/PHL/1/452 1 March 1963
Gateshead St George
Mortgaged for £1800

DDR/EA/PHL/1/453 1 June 1963
Darlington Holy Trinity
Mortgaged for £6000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/454 1 October 1963
Whitburn
Mortgaged for £101

DDR/EA/PHL/1/455 15 October 1963
Eppleton
Mortgaged for £1500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/456 1 November 1963
Brancepeth
Mortgaged for £2855

DDR/EA/PHL/1/457 1 October 1964
Heatherycleugh St Thomas
Mortgaged for £118

DDR/EA/PHL/1/458 1 October 1964
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/459 1 November 1964
Aycliffe
Mortgaged for £5250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/460 1 February 1965
Stillington St John
Mortgaged for £700

DDR/EA/PHL/1/461 1 March 1965
Ryton
Mortgaged for £1375

DDR/EA/PHL/1/462 1 March 1965
Dunston St Nicholas
Mortgaged for £1755

DDR/EA/PHL/1/463 1 April 1965
Wolviston
Mortgaged for £255

DDR/EA/PHL/1/464 1 September 1965
Coxhoe St Mary
Mortgaged for £350

DDR/EA/PHL/1/465 1 November 1965
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £450

DDR/EA/PHL/1/466 1 March 1966
Merrington
Mortgaged for £876

DDR/EA/PHL/1/467 1 June 1966
Bishopton with Great Stainton
Mortgaged for £5500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/468 1 July 1966
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Mortgaged for £1500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/469 1 July 1966
Heatherycleugh St Thomas
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/470 1 August 1966
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £351

DDR/EA/PHL/1/471 1 September 1966
Darlington St John
Mortgaged for £1750

DDR/EA/PHL/1/472 1 October 1966
Heworth St Mary
Mortgaged for £1221

DDR/EA/PHL/1/473 1 December 1966
Shadforth
Mortgaged for £4200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/474 1 December 1966
West Rainton
Mortgaged for £575

DDR/EA/PHL/1/475 1 February 1967
Silksworth
Mortgaged for £563

DDR/EA/PHL/1/476 1 April 1967
South Shields St Simon
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/477 1 April 1967
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Mortgaged for £5050

DDR/EA/PHL/1/478 1 May 1967
Hebburn St John
Mortgaged for £3000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/479 1 June 1967
Haswell
Mortgaged for £7600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/480 1 September 1967
Cockfield
Mortgaged for £318

DDR/EA/PHL/1/481 1 October 1967
Edmundbyers and Muggleswick UB
Mortgaged for £550

DDR/EA/PHL/1/482 1 July 1968
Longnewton
Mortgaged for £4766

DDR/EA/PHL/1/483 1 September 1968
Denton and Ingleton
Mortgaged for £1049

DDR/EA/PHL/1/484 1 February 1969
Heighington
Mortgaged for £250

DDR/EA/PHL/1/485 1 April 1969
Bishop Middleham
Mortgaged for £2657 5s

DDR/EA/PHL/1/486 1 May 1969
Edmundbyers and Muggleswick UB
Mortgaged for £4000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/487 1 October 1969
Winlaton St Paul
Mortgaged for £2645 13s 9d

DDR/EA/PHL/1/488 1 November 1969
Darlington St Hilda and St James
Mortgaged for £715

DDR/EA/PHL/1/489 1 December 1969
Tudhoe Grange St Andrew
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/490 1 April 1970
Holmside St John the Evangelist
Mortgaged for £5500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/491 1 June 1970
Sherburn St Mary
Mortgaged for £5160

DDR/EA/PHL/1/492 1 July 1970
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
Mortgaged for £3882

DDR/EA/PHL/1/493 1 July 1970
Gateshead Venerable Bede
Mortgaged for £3750

DDR/EA/PHL/1/494 1 September 1970
Etherley St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £3100

DDR/EA/PHL/1/495 1 September 1970
Middleton St George
Mortgaged for £2340

DDR/EA/PHL/1/496 1 October 1970
Satley St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £2356

DDR/EA/PHL/1/497 1 December 1970
Burnopfield
Mortgaged for £1330

DDR/EA/PHL/1/498 1 January 1971
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £6300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/499 1 May 1971
Hart with Elwick Hall
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/500 1 May 1971
Belmont St Mary Magdalene
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/501 1 July 1971
Belmont St Mary Magdalene
Mortgaged for £1000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/502 1 July 1971
Eighton Banks St Thomas
Mortgaged for £3000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/503 1 September 1971
Waterhouses
Mortgaged for £600

DDR/EA/PHL/1/504 1 November 1971
Bishopwearmouth St Luke Pallion
Mortgaged for £3219

DDR/EA/PHL/1/505 1 April 1972
Eighton Banks St Thomas
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/506 1 April 1972
Eldon St Mark
Mortgaged for £625

DDR/EA/PHL/1/507 1 June 1972
Seaham with Seaham Harbour
Mortgaged for £704

DDR/EA/PHL/1/508 1 July 1972
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £380

DDR/EA/PHL/1/509 1 August 1972
Trimdon Grange
Mortgaged for £272

DDR/EA/PHL/1/510 1 January 1973
Jarrow Grange Christ Church
Mortgaged for £300

DDR/EA/PHL/1/511 1 January 1973
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £17564

DDR/EA/PHL/1/512 1 June 1973
Gateshead St Mary
Mortgaged for £499

DDR/EA/PHL/1/513 1 January 1974
Hawthorn
Mortgaged for £724

DDR/EA/PHL/1/514 1 January 1974
Coundon
Mortgaged for £750

DDR/EA/PHL/1/515 1 January 1974
New Seaham
Mortgaged for £18500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/516 1 January 1974
West Rainton
Mortgaged for £500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/517 1 March 1974
Heatherycleugh St Thomas
Mortgaged for £1500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/518 1 March 1974
Norton St Mary the Virgin
Mortgaged for £27654

DDR/EA/PHL/1/519 1 March 1974
Whitburn
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/520 1 April 1974
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Mortgaged for £7000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/521 1 August 1974
South Shields St Oswin
Mortgaged for £8650

DDR/EA/PHL/1/522 1 November 1974
Hartlepool St Aidan
Mortgaged for £1334

DDR/EA/PHL/1/523 1 November 1974
Sedgefield
Mortgaged for £8035

DDR/EA/PHL/1/524 1 September 1975
Ryhope St Paul
Mortgaged for £24900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/525 1 December 1975
Central Stockton
Mortgaged for £233

DDR/EA/PHL/1/526 1 January 1976
Lyons
Mortgaged for £3962

DDR/EA/PHL/1/527 1 August 1976
Trimdon
Mortgaged for £6662

DDR/EA/PHL/1/528 1 February 1977
Stockton-on-Tees St Paul
Mortgaged for £1200

DDR/EA/PHL/1/529 1 February 1977
Egglescliffe
Mortgaged for £2000

DDR/EA/PHL/1/530 1 July 1977
Darlington St Cuthbert
Mortgaged for £900

DDR/EA/PHL/1/531 1 July 1977
Leadgate
Mortgaged for £27500

DDR/EA/PHL/1/532 1 September 1977
Stillington St John
Mortgaged for £5800

General papers relating to loans and mortgages
Reference: DDR/EA/PHL/2
Dates of creation: 1835, 1902, 1908
Extent: 2 folders
Printed forms and instructions from Queen Anne's Bounty office relating to applications for loans for rebuilding/repairs under the Gilbert and Dilapidations Acts. Also one form letter from Queen Anne's Bounty dated 1835 (parish not stated).
Deposited by Diocesan Registry, 17 September 1996.

Sales and Purchases of Parsonage Houses
Reference: DDR/EA/PHS

Papers relating to the sale or purchase of parsonage houses
Reference: DDR/EA/PHS/1
Dates of creation: 1949-1957
Extent: 2 folders
Correspondence relating to the sale and purchase of parsonage houses under various measures.

General Papers relating to sales and purchases of parsonage houses
Reference: DDR/EA/PHS/2
Dates of creation: 1902-1930
Extent: 2 folders
Printed instructions from Queen Anne's Bounty relating to the sale or purchase of parsonage houses under the 1838 Parsonages Measure, and typescript instructions to and opinion of counsel relating to sales under the 1930 Parsonages Measure.

DDR/EA/PHM
The series of parsonage house plans previously noted as DDR/EA/PHM/1 is empty. For parsonage house plans from other Diocesan officers, see the plans within DDR/DA/DIL/4.
NONE (reference not used)

Glebe
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE

Terriers of glebe and parochial endowments (1629-1888)
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/1
Dates of creation: 1629-1888 (mainly 1788, 1792 and 1806)
Extent: 2 boxes
Terriers of parishes within the archdeaconry of Durham (including Crayke, now in Yorkshire), usually including details of:

parsonage house and outbuildings, sometimes also furniture

glebe land (both within and outwith the parish)

tithes

church plate

stipends, augmentations, surplice fees

clerk's and sexton's duties and fees

Other matters covered by some of the terriers include bells, pew rents, parish registers, charities, gardens, trees and parish boundaries. Many are signed by the principal inhabitants.
A manuscript list with notes on places outside the parish or chapelry for which a terrier was drawn up, and on additional items noted within the terrier. is kept with the printed catalogues within Palace Green Library.
Some other glebe terriers may be found among the Visitation records, as they were frequently compiled for or exhibited at the visitations.

DDR/EA/GLE/1/1 26 July 1788
Auckland St Andrew
Compiled 26 July 1788 and given at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew

DDR/EA/GLE/1/2 1806
Auckland St Andrew

DDR/EA/GLE/1/3 1792
Auckland St Anne
Compiled 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/4 1806
Auckland St Anne

DDR/EA/GLE/1/5 20 August 1792
Aycliffe
Compiled 20th August 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland

DDR/EA/GLE/1/6/1-2 18 August 1792
Barnard Castle
Compiled 18th August 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 23rd August 1792 at Auckland. With wrapper

DDR/EA/GLE/1/7 26 July 1806, 28 July 1806
Barnard Castle
Compiled 26th July 1806 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 12th August 1806 at Auckland

DDR/EA/GLE/1/8 26 July 1827
Barnard Castle
Compiled 26th July 1827 and given at the primary visitation of William Van Mildert, bishop of Durham, held on 30th July 1827 at Auckland St Andrew

DDR/EA/GLE/1/9 1629
Billingham
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/10 20 August 1792
Billingham
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/11 1792
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Signed by the incumbent and one churchwarden

DDR/EA/GLE/1/12 1792
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
Another copy of item DDR/EA/GLE/1/11 but signed by the incumbent and two churchwardens

DDR/EA/GLE/1/13 1792
Boldon

DDR/EA/GLE/1/14 16 July 1806
Boldon

DDR/EA/GLE/1/15 21 July 1792
Castle Eden
Compiled 21st July 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 27th July 1792.
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/16 15 July 1806
Castle Eden
Compiled 15th July 1806 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 17th July 1806 at Durham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/17 14 July 1788
Cockfield

DDR/EA/GLE/1/18 2 June 1792, 14 August 1792
Cockfield
Note that the boundaries were perambulated on 14 August 1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/19 25 July 1788
Crayke
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/20 20 August 1792
Crayke
Compiled 20th August 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 23rd August 1792 at Auckland
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/21/1-2 21 July 1788
Dalton-le-Dale
Compiled 21 July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham St Mary-le-Bow 22 July 1788. With wrapper
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/22 25 July 1792
Dalton-le-Dale
Compiled 25th July 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 27th July 1792 at Durham St Mary-le-Bow

DDR/EA/GLE/1/22A 1822
Dalton-le-Dale
Plan of Dalton-le-Dale glebe situated within the parish, with a table of reference
Surveyor A Reed, Bishop Middleham; scale 4 chains to an inch
1 roll (boxed)
Stored in small tray with items from DDR/EA/GLE/6

DDR/EA/GLE/1/22B May 1822
Dalton-le-Dale and Greatham
Plan of an estate situated at Seaton Carew, in Stranton parish, with a table of reference, valuation and notes on boundaries. Both Dalton-le-Dale and Greatham parishes held undivided moieties of this estate as part of their glebe.
Surveyor: Anthony Reed
Stored in small tray with items from DDR/EA/GLE/5

DDR/EA/GLE/1/23 22 July 1806 1709
Darlington St Cuthbert
Includes a list of books remaining in and missing from a parochial library given to the church in 1709, together with their values
Exhibited at the visitation, 22 July 1806
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/23A 1792
Durham St Margaret
Includes description of lands purchased in 1762 for the augmentation of St Margaret's chapelry, and a valuation of the annual rent of the glebe

DDR/EA/GLE/1/24 24 July 1792
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/25 1 July 1827
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Compiled 1 July 1827 and exhibited at the primary visitation of William Van Mildert, bishop of Durham
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1827

DDR/EA/GLE/1/26 n.d. [c. 1633]
Durham St Mary the Less
Date taken from typed note on cover, stating [circa 1633. Signed by “Geo. Cocknidge”, clerk; who, according to Fordyce, Durham, vol. I p.374, occurs as minister of Durham St Mary the Less 13 December 1633]
parchment
See also, DCD Register III, ff.234v-235v: Details of Durham St Mary the Less glebe (in connection with dilapidations), 25 January 1388

DDR/EA/GLE/1/27 22 July 1788
Durham St Oswald

DDR/EA/GLE/1/28/1-2 12 March 1866
Durham St Oswald
Compiled 12th March 1866 and given at the primary visitation of John Cundell, held on 31st July 1866 at Durham. With wrapper
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/29 2 July 1792
Easington
Compiled 2nd July 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 27th July 1792 at Durham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/30 22 July 1788
Edmundbyers
Compiled 22 July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham [22 July 1788]
Includes on the same sheet as the terrier responses by the rector and churchwardens' of Edmundbyers to the articles given to them at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham [St Mary-le-Bow] 22 July 1788
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/31 23 July 1792
Edmundbyers
Compiled 23rd July 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/32 17 July 1806
Edmundbyers
Compiled 17th July 1806 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Durham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/33 n.d. [17th century]
Egglescliffe
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/34 28 July 1827
Egglescliffe

DDR/EA/GLE/1/35 15 August 1792
Middleton in Teesdale

DDR/EA/GLE/1/36 12 August 1806
Escomb

DDR/EA/GLE/1/37 1634
Gainford
2 mm., sewn together
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/38 24 July 1792
Gateshead St Mary
Compiled 24th July 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 27th July 1792 at Durham
2 mm., sewn together
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/39 3 July 1827
Gateshead St Mary
Given in at the primary visitation of William Van Mildert, bishop of Durham, 3 July 1827
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1827

DDR/EA/GLE/1/40 n.d. [17th cent.]
Greatham
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/41 n.d. [? 19th cent.]
Greatham
A transcript, not always accurate, of item DDR/EA/GLE/1/40

DDR/EA/GLE/1/42 24 July 1788
Greatham
Compiled 24th July 1788 and given at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held on 24th July 1788 at Auckland St Andrew
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/43 22 August 1792
Greatham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/44 9 August 1806
Greatham
Copy, certified as “true”, of item DDR/EA/GLE/1/43
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/22B: Part of the glebe of Greatham consisted of an estate in Seaton Carew, which was owned jointly with Dalton-le-Dale parish.

DDR/EA/GLE/1/45 23 July 1827
Greatham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/46 8 July 1788
Great Stainton
Compiled 8th July 1788 and given at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurwell, bishop of Durham, held on 29th July 1788 at Auckland
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/47 21 August 1792
Great Stainton
Compiled 21st August 1792 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 23rd August 1792 at Auckland St Andrew
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/48 20 August 1754
Grindon
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/49 19 July 1888
Grindon
Compiled 19th July 1888 and given at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held on 29th July 1888 at Auckland St Andrew

DDR/EA/GLE/1/50 3 July 1788, 18 August 1792
Hamsterley
Compiled 3 July 1788 and 18th August 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held 1792 at Auckland
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/51 3 July 1788, 18 August 1792
Hamsterley
Another copy of item DDR/EA/GLE/1/50
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/52 1806
Hartlepool St Hilda
Endorsed: Hartlepool Terrier according to B[ishop]p of Durham's Directions 1806

DDR/EA/GLE/1/53 1806
Haughton le Skerne
Signed 14 August 1806 “being the Day of the Bishop's Visitation”
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/72 and DDR/EV/VIS/5/1806

DDR/EA/GLE/1/54 26 July 1792
Hunstanworth

DDR/EA/GLE/1/55 28 July 1788
Hurworth
Compiled 28th July 1788 and given at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held on 29th July 1788 at Auckland St Andrew (South Church)
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/56 17 July 1806
Heworth St Mary
Relates to Jarrow parish with Heworth chapelry annexed

DDR/EA/GLE/1/57 8 April 1636
Kelloe
4 mm., sewn together
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/57A 9 July 1806
Kirknewton
Moved out of main sequence for transfer to Northumberland Record Office (other than this one, all these terriers are for places within the archdeaconry of Durham)

DDR/EA/GLE/1/58 July 1806
Longnewton

DDR/EA/GLE/1/59 19 July 1788
Merrington
Compiled 19th July 1788 and given at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held [1788] at Auckland St Andrew
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/60 [1 October] 1663
Middleton in Teesdale
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/61 n.d. [c. 28 April 1697]
Middleton in Teesdale
Annotated with certificated signed by Posthumous Smith, Notary public and registrar [? to the archdeacon of Durham], that the terrier was exhibited at the visitation of Robert Booth, archdeacon of Durham, held at Middleton in Teesdale 28 April 1697.
This terrier includes a reference to Tiendler garth. Tiends is the Scottish word for tithes. Perhaps a tithe barn once stood in this garth.
Middleton in Teesdale
parchment
note by J.L. Drury
See also, DDR/A/VPN/1/1724: Archdeacon of Durham's Visitation papers (Robert Booth), 1724

DDR/EA/GLE/1/62 n.d. [c. 23 August 1792]
Middleton in Teesdale
Exhibited at the primary visitation of [Shute Barrington], bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew (Bishop's Auckland) 23 August 1792.
One of the signatories to the terrier is John Marshall, schoolmaster.
Items DDR/EA/GLE/1/63-66 were enclosed with this item
A slightly abbreviated edition of this terrier is printed in Surtees, H Conyers, The history of the parish of Middleton in Teesdale (1924), pp. 28-31 (photocopies kept with the document)

DDR/EA/GLE/1/63 10 August 1792
Forest and Frith (alias Teesdale and Harwood Forest)
Perambulation of the boundary of that part of the parish of Middleton in Teesdale known as Forest and Frith alias Teesdale and Harwood Forest.
Enclosure with item DDR/EA/GLE/1/62

DDR/EA/GLE/1/64 14 August 1792
Middleton in Teesdale
Perambulation of the boundary of the parish of Middleton in Teesdale

DDR/EA/GLE/1/65 14 August 1792
Middleton in Teesdale
Perambulation of the boundary of the township of Middleton in Teesdale in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale

DDR/EA/GLE/1/66 14 August 1792
Newbiggin
Perambulation of the boundary of the township of Newbiggin in the parish of Middleton in Teesdale.

DDR/EA/GLE/1/67 21 August 1792
Middleton St George
Compiled 21st August 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew 23rd August 1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/68 22 July 1788
Muggleswick
Compiled 22nd July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham [22 July 1788]
Includes on the same sheet as the terrier responses by the rector and churchwardens of Muggleswick to the articles given to them at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham [St Mary-le-Bow] 22 July 1788
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/69 23 July 1792
Muggleswick
Compiled 23rd July 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/70 17 July 1806
Muggleswick
Compiled 17th July 1806 and exhibited at the ordinary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Durham
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1806

For Northallerton vicarage terrier, 1716, see list of J.J. Howe Collection at Durham Cathedral Library, under reference JJH 8/5

DDR/EA/GLE/1/71 9 July 1792
Pittington
Compiled 9th July 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/72 11 August 1806
Sadberge
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/53

DDR/EA/GLE/1/73 20 August 1792
St John's Chapel in Weardale
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/74 15 July 1806
Seaham
Includes a plan or “Table” of the enclosures of the glebe lands, together with details of the acreages of each field and the total acreage (no scale given)

DDR/EA/GLE/1/75 25 July 1792
South Shields St Hilda

DDR/EA/GLE/1/76 16 July 1806
South Shields St Hilda

DDR/EA/GLE/1/77 12 July 1788
Staindrop

DDR/EA/GLE/1/78 1792
Staindrop

DDR/EA/GLE/1/79 [26] May 1663
Stanhope
Plan of Stanhope glebe lands, totalling 253 acres, 3 roods and 37 perches, witnessed by George Marshall, surveyor and referring in the title to Isaac Basire, rector of Stanhope.
This plan is not accompanied by a terrier
parchment

DDR/EA/GLE/1/80 22 August 1792
Stanhope
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/81 [1788] 23 April 1734
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Copy made in [1788] of Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas terrier compiled 23 April 1734
Date taken from endorsement
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/82

DDR/EA/GLE/1/82/1-2 23 August 1792 23 April 1734
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas
Copy made 23 August 1792 of Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas terrier compiled 23 April 1734. WIth wrapper
Endorsed with summary of main points of Act of 21 Henry VIII [1529-1530] concerning mortuaries
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/81

DDR/EA/GLE/1/83 [Document dated at end 11.8.1806]
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas

DDR/EA/GLE/1/84 [1806]
Stranton All Saints
Date taken from endorsement

DDR/EA/GLE/1/85 16 July 1806
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Compiled for the ordinary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Durham 17 July 1806
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1806

DDR/EA/GLE/1/86/1-2 16 July 1806
Sunderland St John
Compiled for the ordinary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Durham 17 July 1806. With plan annexed, showing details of the acreages of each property or field and the total acreage (not to scale), for land at East and West Boldon
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1806

DDR/EA/GLE/1/87 23 July 1792 - 24 July 1792
Trimdon
Compiled 23 July 1792 and 24 July 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Durham 27 July 1792
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/87A-B 28 October 1991 23 October 1663
Warkworth
Photocopies made 28 October 1991 of copies of two glebe terriers for Warkworth compiled 23 October 1663 found among the Earl Grey papers : estate records.
Original not here
See also, GRE estate records, miscellaneous bundles: Two copies of a Warkworth glebe terrier, 23 October 1663

DDR/EA/GLE/1/88 19 July 1788
Whickham
Compiled 19 July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Durham St Mary-le-Bow.
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/89 22 July 1792
Whickham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/90 14 July 1806
Whickham

DDR/EA/GLE/1/91 n.d. [c.17 July 1806]
Whitburn
Exhibited at the ordinary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held 17 July 1806
1 booklet

DDR/EA/GLE/1/92 25 July 1788
Whitworth
Compiled 25th July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew (Auckland)
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/93 2 July 1792
Whitworth
Compiled 2nd July 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham.
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/94 1806
Whitworth

DDR/EA/GLE/1/95 16 July 1792
Whorlton
Compiled 16 July 1792 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew (Auckland) 23 August 1792
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/96 1 August 1806
Whorlton
Compiled 1 August 1806 and delivered to the Durham diocesan registrar at the ordinary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew (Auckland) 12 August 1792.
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1806

DDR/EA/GLE/1/97 25 July 1792
Witton Gilbert

DDR/EA/GLE/1/98 16 July 1792
Witton Gilbert

DDR/EA/GLE/1/99 3 July 1788
Witton-le-Wear
Compiled 3 July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Shute Barrington, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew [c. 23 August] 1792.
Witton-le-Wear
For date of visitation, see item DDR/EA/GLE/1/95
See also, DDR/EA/GLE/1/100
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/100 3 July 1788 - 21 August 1792
Witton-le-Wear
Another copy, with slightly different wording, of item 1/99
Witton-le-Wear
For date of visitation, see item DDR/EA/GLE/1/95
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1792

DDR/EA/GLE/1/101 5 July 1788
Wolsingham
Compiled 5th July 1788 and exhibited at the primary visitation of Thomas Thurlow, bishop of Durham, held at Auckland St Andrew (Bishop Auckland) 29 July 1788.
See also DDR/EV/VIS/5/1788

DDR/EA/GLE/1/102/1-2 9 September 1968 - 22 July 1998
Durham diocese
Manuscript list of terriers, with comments by M.G. Snape and M.S. McCollum of the University of Durham on amendments

Terriers of glebe and parochial endowments (post-1888)
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/2
Dates of creation: 1888-1947 (mainly late 19th/early 20th century)
Extent: 1 box
Certified copies of terriers of parochial trust property and funds, for the archdeaconries of Durham and Auckland, usually on printed forms under the following headings:

glebe

tithes, other property and sources of income

charities and benefactions, with names of trustees (often including schools)

other church property or goods

deeds and securities among the parish records

registers and other church books among the parish records

communion plate (with note of condition)

A manuscript list with notes on places outside the parish or chapelry for which a terrier was drawn up, and on additional items noted within the terrier. is kept with the printed catalogues within Palace Green Library.
DDR/D/VIS/1: Visitation papers of the rural dean of Darlington, 1895, 1909. There are a few glebe terriers (not yet listed) with the Rural Dean's visitation papers, Darlington deanery, 1909.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/1 16 July 1889 (date received in Registry)
Auckland St Peter

DDR/EA/GLE/2/2 25 April 1889 (date received in Registry)
Aycliffe
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/3 1 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Beamish
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/4 2 October 1888 (date received in Registry)
Bearpark St Edmund
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/5 19 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Bishop Middleham
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/6 [12.5.1908] (date received in Registry)
Bishopwearmouth St Gabriel
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1908
Endorsed on back of document

DDR/EA/GLE/2/7 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Bishopwearmouth St Mark Millfield
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/8 5 September 1889 (date received in Registry)
Bishopwearmouth St Michael
A separate detailed inventory of charities, benefactions, parish registers, vestry books etc., plate etc., deeds and other documents and maps and plans is annexed to the terrier.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/9 10 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Bishopwearmouth St Peter
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/10 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Blackhill St Aidan
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/11 1904, 1905 (date reviewed)
Boldon
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1904 and 1905

DDR/EA/GLE/2/12 8 October 1888 (date received in Registry)
Brancepeth

DDR/EA/GLE/2/13 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Brandon St John the Evangelist
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/14 1 May 1888 3 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Burnmoor
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/15 6 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Burnopfield St James
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/16/1-2 28 August 1889 (date received in Registry)
Byers Green
Item 2/16/2 is attached to this item
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888. With letter from R.E. Hoopell, rector of Byers Green

DDR/EA/GLE/2/17 3 October 1888 (date received in Registry)
Cassop cum Quarrington
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/18 1888 (date reviewed)
Castle Eden
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/19 17 December 1888 (date received in Registry)
Castleside
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/20 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Collierley
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/21 20 March 1901 (date received in Registry)
Coniscliffe
Stamp on back of document

DDR/EA/GLE/2/22 1899 (date reviewed)
Consett
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1899

DDR/EA/GLE/2/23 12 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Cornforth
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/24 17 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Coundon
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/25 24 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Coxhoe
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/26/1-2 29 April 1889 (date received in Registry)
Darlington Holy Trinity
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889. With schedule or inventory of “securities”, i.e. deeds, licences, faculties and related correspondence, held in the church safe.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/27 9 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Darlington St Cuthbert
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/28/1-2 5 April 1902 (date received in Registry)
Darlington St Cuthbert
Copy of terrier for Darlington St Cuthbert, with covering letter from Joseph Forster, solicitor, at High Row, Darlington to J.G. Nelson

DDR/EA/GLE/2/29 24 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Darlington St Luke
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888 and 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/30 13 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Darlington St Paul
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/31 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
Darlington St Paul
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/32 n.d. [ca.1905-1908] (dates designated for review)
Darlington St Paul
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/33 11 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Deaf Hill cum Langdale
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/34 3 April 1888 12 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Dinsdale
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/35 18 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Dipton St John the Evangelist
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888 and 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/36 1901 (date reviewed)
Dunston Christ Church
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1901

DDR/EA/GLE/2/37 9 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Durham St Cuthbert
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/38 2 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Durham St Giles

DDR/EA/GLE/2/39 20 April 1895 (date received in Registry)
Durham St Mary-le-Bow

DDR/EA/GLE/2/40 21 April 1909
Durham St Mary-le-Bow

DDR/EA/GLE/2/40A 1915
Durham St Mary-le-Bow
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1915

DDR/EA/GLE/2/41 n.d. [ca.1888-1891] (dates designated for review)
Durham St Mary the Less
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/42 29 November 1907
Durham St Mary the Less

DDR/EA/GLE/2/43 14 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Durham St Nicholas

DDR/EA/GLE/2/44 9 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Easington
Annotated : Copy
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/45 24 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
East Rainton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/46 6 April 1888 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Egglescliffe

DDR/EA/GLE/2/47 3 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Eggleston
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/48 14 December 1900 20 March 1901 (date received in Registry)
Eggleston

DDR/EA/GLE/2/49 3 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Eighton Banks St Thomas
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/50 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Eldon
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/51 27 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Escomb
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/52 5 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Etherley
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/53 9 November 1888 (date received in Registry)
Evenwood
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/54 16 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Fatfield St George
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/55 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
Felling Christ Church
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/56 13 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Ferryhill
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/57 19 March 1901 (date received in Registry)
Ferryhill

DDR/EA/GLE/2/58/1-2 31 March 1888 (date received in Registry)
Forest and Frith
With memorandum by Edward Good, vicar of Forest and Frith, referring to the lack of title deeds to the glebe property in Weardale

DDR/EA/GLE/2/58A January 1940
Gainford

DDR/EA/GLE/2/59 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
Gateshead Christ Church Bensham
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/60 18 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead Fell
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/61 23 July 1901 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead Fell St John

DDR/EA/GLE/2/62 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
Gateshead Fell St John
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/63 5 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead Holy Trinity

DDR/EA/GLE/2/64 1901 (date reviewed)
Gateshead Holy Trinity
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1901

DDR/EA/GLE/2/65 1901 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Aidan

DDR/EA/GLE/2/66 5 July 1909 1909 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Chad Bensham
written on page 4 of document

DDR/EA/GLE/2/66A 6 October 1912
Gateshead St Chad Bensham

DDR/EA/GLE/2/67 30 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/68 [25] July 1901 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Cuthbert Bensham
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1901

DDR/EA/GLE/2/69 n.d. [c. 1906]
Gateshead St George
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1905 and 1906

DDR/EA/GLE/2/70 9 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/71 21 August [1901] (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St Helen Low Fell
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1901

DDR/EA/GLE/2/72 29 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St James
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/73 1901 (date received in Registry)
Gateshead St James

DDR/EA/GLE/2/74 24 April 1888 8 June 1888 (date received in Registry)
Great Stainton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/75 1888 (date reviewed)
Greenside St John
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/76 15 April 1891 (date received in Registry)
Hamsteels
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1891

DDR/EA/GLE/2/77 17 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hart
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/78 30 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hartlepool St James
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/79 n.d. [ca.1905-1908] (dates designated for review)
Hartlepool St Oswald
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/80 15 April 1901 (date received in Registry)
Haughton le Skerne
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1901

DDR/EA/GLE/2/81 18 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Heatherycleugh
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/82 11 July 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hebburn St Cuthbert
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/83 2 April 1888 28 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hebburn St John
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888
Registry date stamp gives year as “81”, but must be after 2 April 1888, as that is the date of the signatures on the terrier. (The terrier is also dated “1888” on the front.)

DDR/EA/GLE/2/84/1-2 1902 (date reviewed)
Hebburn St John
Annotated: Copy
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1902. With letter from H.E. Savage dated 9 April 1902, as from South Shields vicarage, enclosing the copy terrier which had been sent to the writer as rural dean for forwarding for preservation in the Durham Diocesan Registry “in accordance with the (late) Bishop's [Brooke Foss Westcott] instructions”.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/84A 1924 - 1929 (dates designated for review)
Hedworth

DDR/EA/GLE/2/85 31 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Heighington
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/86 17 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Hendon St Paul

DDR/EA/GLE/2/87/1-2 [4 April] 1888 (date reviewed)
Holmside
Item 2/87/2 is attached to this item
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 4.4.1888. With letter from Richard Brent, vicar of Holmside, enclosing terrier “according to the Bishop's [Joseph Barber Lightfoot] request”
Item 2/87/2

DDR/EA/GLE/2/88 6 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hunwick
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/89 14 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Hurworth
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/90 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
Hurworth
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/91 5 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Ingleton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/92 1 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Jarrow St Peter

DDR/EA/GLE/2/93 26 April 1892 (date received in Registry)
Kelloe
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1892

DDR/EA/GLE/2/94 16 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Lanchester
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/95-96 6 June 1947
Lanchester All Saints
Terrier of glebe, lands, houses, tenements, tithes, tithe rent charge and other rights belonging to the incumben[ry] of Lanchester All Saints. Includes at p.9 a plan of Lanchester churchyard (scale 1 : 2500)
With inventory of all goods, books, documents, ornaments and utensils belonging to the parish and parish church of Lanchester All Saints, with attached printed notes of guidance on completing the form. (Form of terrier authorized by Canterbury and York Convocations, 1932.)
2 booklets

DDR/EA/GLE/2/97 23 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Leadgate
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/98 4 January 1890 (date received in Registry)
Lumley
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/99 14 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Lyons
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/100 23 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Marley Hill St Cuthbert
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/101 4 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Middleton in Teesdale
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/102 2 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Middleton St George
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/103 1904 (date reviewed)
Middleton St George
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1904

DDR/EA/GLE/2/104 8 December 1888 (date received in Registry)
Monk Hesleden
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/105/1-2 6 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Monkwearmouth All Saints
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888. With letter from Alexander A. Boddy, vicar of Monkwearmouth All Saints

DDR/EA/GLE/2/106 10 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/107 10 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Monkwearmouth St Peter
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/108 18 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Monkwearmouth Venerable Bede
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/109/1-3 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Muggleswick
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888. With two letters dated April-July 1888 from James J. Cundill, vicar of Muggleswick, noting that the parochial statistics enclosed, compiled with the help of his curate, the Revd. B.S. [Child], were required by [Joseph Barber Lightfoot], bishop of Durham, according to a resolution passed at the Diocesan Conference held at Durham on 23 February 1888, and that the parish registers etc. were stored in a strong tin box at the vicarage.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/110 1891 - 1892 14 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Newbottle

DDR/EA/GLE/2/111 25 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Pelton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889 and 1890 and 1891 and 1892

DDR/EA/GLE/2/112 18 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Pittington
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1892

DDR/EA/GLE/2/113 28.4.188[1] (date received in Registry)
Redmarshall

DDR/EA/GLE/2/114 5 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Sadberge
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/115 4 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
St John's Chapel in Weardale
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/116 5 June 1888 6 June 1888 (date received in Registry)
Seaham Harbour

DDR/EA/GLE/2/117 [? 7 April] 1888 (date received in Registry)
Seaton Carew
“could not be got ready in time for the Vestry Meeting held on Tuesday last the 3rd April [1888]”
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/117A August 1918
Sedgefield

DDR/EA/GLE/2/118 Easter 1890 16 April 1890 (date received in Registry)
Shadforth
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1890

DDR/EA/GLE/2/119 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Sherburn St Mary
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 5.4.1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/120 5 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Shildon
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/121 7 June 1888 (date received in Registry)
Shotton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/122 13 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Sockburn
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/123 4 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
South Hetton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/124 16 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
South Shields Holy Trinity
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/125 n.d. [ca.1901-1904] (dates designated for review)
South Shields Holy Trinity
These are the printed dates on p.4 of the form

DDR/EA/GLE/2/126 30 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
South Shields St Mary Tyne Dock
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/127 1888 (date reviewed)
South Shields St Thomas
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/128 11 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Staindrop
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/129 26 April 1892 (date received in Registry)
Stanley
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1892

DDR/EA/GLE/2/130 13 May 1889 (date received in Registry)
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889
Registry date stamp is faint and day of month uncertain

DDR/EA/GLE/2/131 7 July 1888 (date received in Registry)
Stockton-on-Tees St James Portrack
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/132 17 May 1892 (date received in Registry)
Stockton-on-Tees St James Portrack
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888 and 1889 and 1890 and 1891

DDR/EA/GLE/2/133 19 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Stockton-on-Tees St Peter
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/134 19 September 1889 (date received in Registry)
Stranton All Saints
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1889

DDR/EA/GLE/2/135 29 March 1889 (date received in Registry) 1888 - 1889
Sunderland Holy Trinity
Schedule of properties' belonging to Sunderland Holy Trinity for the years 1888 - 1889, including details of furniture, plans, registers, books and plate and endorsed “Terrier” and addressed to John Booth, [Durham] Diocesan Registry, Durham City

DDR/EA/GLE/2/136 25 October 1888 (date received in Registry)
Sunnybrow
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/137 11 May 1893 (date received in Registry)
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1893

DDR/EA/GLE/2/138 17 May 1888 (date received in Registry)
Trimdon
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/139 7 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Waterhouses
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/140/1-2 4 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Westgate
Item 2/140/2 is attached to this item
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888. With letter from James Schofield, vicar of Westgate, asking whether surplices, linen, service books etc. should also have been entered on the terrier

DDR/EA/GLE/2/141/1-2 n.d. [18 April 1888] 20 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
West Hartlepool Christ Church
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888. With letter from H.E. Savage, vicar of West Hartlepool Christ Church

DDR/EA/GLE/2/142 13 June 1892 (date received in Registry)
West Pelton St Paul

DDR/EA/GLE/2/143 23 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
West Rainton
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/144/1-2 3 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Whitworth
With letter from Edward A. Wilkinson, vicar of Whitworth

DDR/EA/GLE/2/145 20 March 1901 (date received in Registry)
Whorlton

DDR/EA/GLE/2/146 5 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Winston
Endorsed as being reviewed at the Easter vestry, 1888

DDR/EA/GLE/2/147 10 April 1888 (date received in Registry)
Witton Gilbert
Registry date stamp is very faint.

DDR/EA/GLE/2/148/1-2 1888 - 1902
Durham diocese
Manuscript list of terriers which were compiled ca.1888-1902 for parishes etc in Durham diocese, headed “List of Terriers which have been returned into the Diocesan Registry Durham”.
This list was presumably drawn up to indicate which terriers in this series had been received in Durham diocesan registry by the early 20th century. Other items (e.g. 2/95-2/96) may have been added to this series at a later date.
With (attached) printed circular issued by [Joseph Barber Lightfoot], bishop of Durham, containing the text of a resolution of the Diocesan Conference held at Durham on 23 February 1888 relating to the better preservation and recording of parochial trust property and funds, with provision for the annual review of such records [terriers] at the Easter Vestry and the deposit of certified copies of the records [terriers] with the Durham diocesan registrar

Sales and leases under the Ecclesiastical Leasing Acts
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/3
Dates of creation: 1946-1977
Extent: 2 boxes

Glebe correspondence files
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/4
Dates of creation: 1948-1970
Extent: 6 boxes
Correspondence relating to sales and leases of glebe lands, arranged by parish

Glebe exchanges
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/5
Dates of creation: 1851-1862
Extent: ½ outsize tray
Awards by the tithe commissioners allowing exchanges of glebe lands in Brancepeth (1851), Byers Green (1853) and Grindon (1862), all with plans.
Other documents relating to glebe that were formerly included in class DDR/EA/GLE/5 are now in the following class, DDR/EA/GLE/6.

Glebe miscellanea
Reference: DDR/EA/GLE/6
Dates of creation: 1842-1894
Extent: 1 tray

Draft consents of bishop to leases of glebe lands of Pittington and Hartlepool, 1842

Papers relating to a return to parliament of glebe lands (circular letters etc only: the actual returns were apparently submitted by individual parishes directly to parliament, not via the diocesan registry), 1886-1887

Solicitor's account in connection with lease of Whitton Hall glebe land, 1877

Letters relating to sale of Winlaton glebe land under 1888 Glebe Lands Act, 1894

Tithe
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH See Administrative Histories guide for further information on tithes after 1836.

Tithe apportionments and plans
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/1
Dates of creation: 1837-1852
The schedule or “apportionment” indicates the ownership, tenancy, field names and the use to which the land was being put at the time. The entries are arranged under the names of owners and not according to thenames or positions of pieces of land, but a number in the schedule links each parcel of land with the same number on the large scale plan.
As well as the schedule of lands and rent-charges, the apportionments include as an introduction an account of the agreement or award for the commutation of tithes (see notes on the 1836 Tithe Act within theAdministrative Histories guide).
All original apportionments and many altered apportionments are accompanied by plans. Plans with the original apportionments are usually large-scale maps on a separate sheet, originally attached to the apportionment. These often prove to be the earliest surviving large-scale plans of an area.
The scale of the plans is often expressed in terms of chains, one chain being 66 feet. Some approximate modern equivalents of scales frequently used for tithe plans are:

3 chains to 1 inch = 26½ inches to 1 mile

4 chains to 1 inch = 20 inches to 1 mile

6 chains to 1 inch = 13 inches to 1 mile

Listed alphabetically by the names of the townships which they cover, all of which are in County Durham except Crayke (a parish in Yorkshire) and Girsby and Over Dinsdale (two Yorkshire townships in the parish of Sockburn, County Durham).
The date given within the list is that on which the award or agreement was confirmed by the Tithe Commissioners (with the date of the plan also shown). Although confirmation may have occurred several years after an award was made or agreement reached, this date has been chosen as it is the one by which reference is made to the original apportionment in later altered apportionments.
A visual key to the areas covered by the tithe maps is online at http://valentine.dur.ac.uk/apps/maps/DurhamTithe/. Digitised copies of the plans and apportionments, and transcripts of the apportionments, are available for consultation within the search room and can be copied for users (consult search room for details of fees).
The diocesan copies of tithe apportionments for Northumberland and Newcastle, which were included in the diocese of Durham until the formation of the diocese of Newcastle in 1882, are now deposited inNorthumberland Archives, Woodhorn, and Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums, Newcastle.

DDR/EA/TTH/1/1 31 December 1847
Archdeacon Newton township (Darlington parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 5 chains. Redrawn by T. Dixon, Darlington
scale: 1:3960
Digitised material for Archdeacon Newton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Archdeacon Newton tithe map

Index terms
Dixon, Thomas, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Archdeacon Newton (Durham)
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/2 2 August 1844
Auckland St Andrew township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1843, scale 3 chains. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Auckland St Andrew tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Auckland St Andrew tithe map

Index terms
Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/3 25 September 1841
Auckland St Helen township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 5 chains. T. Dixon, Darlington
scale: 1:3960
Digitised material for Auckland St Helen tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Auckland St Helen tithe map

Index terms
Dixon, Thomas, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/4 31 August 1850
West Auckland township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1849, scale [8 chains]. inset plan scale: 2 chains
scale scale: 1:63361:2376
Digitised material for West Auckland tithe apportionment
Digitised material for West Auckland tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/5 19 October 1839
Great Aycliffe township (Aycliffe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. George Young Wall, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Great Aycliffe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Great Aycliffe tithe map

Index terms
Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/6 25 June 1839
School Aycliffe township (Heighington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for School Aycliffe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for School Aycliffe tithe map
Digitised material for School Aycliffe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for School Aycliffe tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/7 30 December 1843
Barmpton township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Barmpton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Barmpton tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/8 31 December 1840
Barmston township (Washington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Barmston tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Barmston tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/9 31 December 1841
Barnard Castle township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan in two parts, dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Machell
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Barnard Castle tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Barnard Castle tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/10 4 April 1845
High and Low Barnes district in Bishopwearmouth township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Award with plan dated 1845, scale 2½ chains
scale: 1:1980
Digitised material for High and Low Barnes district in Bishopwearmouth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for High and Low Barnes district in Bishopwearmouth tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/11 21 May 1846
North Bedburn township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 3 chains. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for North Bedburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for North Bedburn tithe map

Index terms
Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/12 30 December 1848
South Bedburn township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award + Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains. inset plan scale 48 chains
scale scale: 1:31681:38160
Digitised material for South Bedburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for South Bedburn tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/12a 1846
Benfieldside township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan, scale 4 chains. In 6 parts, on one sheet (one of six parts is at a scale of 1:84,480)
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Benfieldside tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Benfieldside tithe map

Index terms
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/13 12 April 1848
South Biddick township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 10 chains
scale: 1:7920
Digitised material for South Biddick tithe apportionment
Digitised material for South Biddick tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/14 28 December 1838
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Billingham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Billingham tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/15 31 December 1844
Billingside township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. I. Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Billingside tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Billingside tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

Binchester township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/16 31 December 1846
Birtley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Birtley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Birtley tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/17 1 December 1844
Bishop Auckland township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. William Thompson, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Bishop Auckland tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bishop Auckland tithe map

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Thompson, William, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/18 19 November 1840
Bishop Middleham township (Bishop Middleham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale [6 chains]. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Bishop Middleham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bishop Middleham tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/19 31 December 1840
Bishopton township (Bishopton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains. Made from estate plans upon various scales. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Bishopton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bishopton tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/20 9 September 1846
Bishopwearmouth township (except High and Low Barnes) (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains. Andrew Stoddart, South Shields
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Bishopwearmouth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bishopwearmouth tithe map

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Stoddart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

Bishopwearmouth Pans township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/21 30 December 1848
Blackwell township (Darlington parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Blackwell tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Blackwell tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/22 30 August 1848
Blakeston lordship (Norton parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 3 chains
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Blakeston tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Blakeston tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/23 30 December 1843
Bolam township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Thomas Peacock
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Bolam tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bolam tithe map

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Peacock, Thomas, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/24 23 July 1840
Boldon township (Boldon parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Boldon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Boldon tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/25 30 September 1847
Bourn Moor township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Bourn Moor tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bourn Moor tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/26 24 December 1838
Bradbury township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Bradbury tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Bradbury tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/27 31 December 1842
Brafferton township (Aycliffe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. Made from estate plans upon various scales and degrees of accuracy. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Brafferton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Brafferton tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/28 21 November 1840
Brancepeth township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838 = 1839, scale [6 chains]. W.J. Ware
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Brancepeth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Brancepeth tithe map

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Ware, W. J., active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/29 24 December 1839
Brandon and Byshottles township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838 = 1839, scale 6 chains. J. Turner junior
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Brandon and Byshottles tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Brandon and Byshottles tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/30 13 December 1843
Brearton township (Stranton parish)
Award with plan dated 1842, scale 3 chains. [George Pierson]
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Brearton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Brearton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/31 29 December 1838
Broom township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale [6 chains 44 feet]
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Broom tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Broom tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/32 23 December 1840
Burdon township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Burdon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Burdon tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/33 17 November 1838
Burdon township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. George Young Wall
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Burdon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Burdon tithe map

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Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/34 17 May 1841
Burnhope and Hamsteels township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. I. Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Burnhope and Hamsteels tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Burnhope and Hamsteels tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/35 1 November 1841
East Butsfield, West Butsfield and Steely district (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. I. Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for East Butsfield, West Butsfield and Steely tithe apportionment
Digitised material for East Butsfield, West Butsfield and Steely tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/36 24 December 1838
Butterwick and Old Acres township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Butterwick and Old Acres tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Butterwick and Old Acres tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/37 31 December 1847
Byers Green township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains. inset plan scale: 5 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Byers Green tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Byers Green tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/38 22 May 1840
Carlton township (Redmarshall parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Carlton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Carlton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/39 31 March 1841
Cassop township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Wall, George Young
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cassop tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cassop tithe map

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Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/40 11 May 1846
Castle Eden township (Castle Eden parish)
Agreement with plan, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Castle Eden tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Castle Eden tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/41 30 September 1847
Chester-le-Street township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Chester-le-Street tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Chester-le-Street tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/42 24 April 1839
Chilton township (Merrington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Chilton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Chilton tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/43 21 October 1852
Chopwell township (Winlaton parish)
Award with plan dated 1852, compiled from various plans, scale 12 chains. Thomas Bell and Sons
scale: 1:9504
See Gibson maps 114 for a dated copy of this plan
Digitised material for Chopwell tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Chopwell tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/44 30 December 1843
Claxton township (Greatham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 3 chains. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Claxton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Claxton tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/45 31 December 1842
Cleatlam township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 6 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cleatlam tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cleatlam tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/46 31 August 1840
Coatham Mundeville township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Coatham Mundeville tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coatham Mundeville tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/47 30 May 1845
Coatsay Moor township (Heighington parish)
Award with plan dated 1845, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Coatsay Moor tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coatsay Moor tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/48 13 May 1846
Cocken township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cocken tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cocken tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/49 31 December 1849
Cockerton township (except 239 acres) (Darlington parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1847, scale 6 chains. William Lax, [Darlington]
scale: 1:4752
Not fit for production [2014].

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Lax, William, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/50 13 December 1838
Cockfield and Woodland township (Cockfield parish)
Agreement with 2 plans dated 1837, scale 4 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Cockfield and Woodland tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cockfield and Woodland tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/51-52 19 November 1844
Cold Hesledon township (Dalton-le-Dale parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. Two copies
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Cold Hesledon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cold Hesledon tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/53-54 5 February 1844
Cold Rowley township (Muggleswick parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. I. Coulson. Two copies
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cold Rowley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cold Rowley tithe map

Index terms
Coulson, J., active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/55 18 February 1840
Colepike Hall (Lanchester parish)
Agreeement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. John Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Not fit for production [2014]

Index terms
Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/56 31 December 1844
Collierley and Pontop township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. Frederick James Laycock, [Lanchester]
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Collierley and Pontop tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Collierley and Pontop tithe map

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Laycock, Frederick James, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/57 9 August 1844
Coniscliffe township (Coniscliffe parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. J. Humphries, Ripon
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Coniscliffe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coniscliffe tithe map

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Humphries, J., of Ripon, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/58 30 December 1848
Consett cum Knitsley township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated 1848, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Consett cum Knitsley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Consett cum Knitsley tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/59 16 December 1839
Cornforth township (Bishop Middleham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. George Young Wall, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cornforth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cornforth tithe map

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Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/60 1 December 1841
Cornsay township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains. J. Turner junior
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cornsay tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cornsay tithe map

Index terms
Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/61 31 December 1844
Coundon township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1844, scale 3 chains. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Coundon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coundon tithe map

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Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/62 6 May 1840
Coundon Grange township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Coundon Grange tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coundon Grange tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/63 31 January 1839
Cowpen Bewley township (Billingham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Cowpen Bewley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Cowpen Bewley tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/64 28 November 1842
Coxhoe township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Coxhoe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Coxhoe tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/65 8 December 1841
Crawcrook township (Ryton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. Thomas Bell
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Crawcrook tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Crawcrook tithe map

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Bell, Thomas, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/66 15 March 1841
Crayke township (Crayke parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains. Henry Scott, Oulston
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Crayke tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Crayke tithe map

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Scott, Henry, of Oulston, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/67 31 December 1839
Crook and Billy Row township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Johnathan Rodham, Stanhope
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Crook and Billy Row tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Crook and Billy Row tithe map

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Rodham, Jonathan, of Stanhope, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/68 28 December 1838
Crossgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. John Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Crossgate tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Crossgate tithe map

Index terms
Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/69 8 December 1843
Dalton-le-Dale township (Dalton-le-Dale parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Not fit for production [2014]

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/70 31 December 1839
Dalton Piercy township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. George Trotter, Tunstall
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Dalton Piercy tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Dalton Piercy tithe map

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Trotter, George, of Tunstall, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/71 31 December 1847
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains. William Greenwell Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Darlington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Darlington tithe map

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Lax, William, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/72 27 June 1839
Darlington and Cockerton townships (parts) (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Darlington and Cockerton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Darlington and Cockerton tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/73 31 October 1851
Dawdon township (Dalton-le-Dale parish)
Award with plan dated 1851, scale 4 chains. John Gibson
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Dawdon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Dawdon tithe map

Index terms
Gibson, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/74 12 December 1839
Denton township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Denton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Denton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/75 25 September 1841
Dinsdale township (Dinsdale parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Otley and Lax
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Dinsdale tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Dinsdale tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/76 14 March 1846
Durham St Giles (Durham St Giles parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1845, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Durham St Giles tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Durham St Giles tithe map

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Tithe maps

Durham St Mary le Bow and St Mary the Less (parishes), Castle Precincts and The College (extra-parochial): no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/77 2 November 1840
Easington, Haswell, Hawthorn and Shotton townships (Easington parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1839. The original Easington plans are now kept in 5 rolls:

A. Outline plan of parish, [12 chains]

B. Plan of Easington township, 6 chains

C. Plan of Haswell township, 6 chains

D. Plan of Hawthorn township, 6 chains

E. Plan of Shotton township, 6 chains

scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Easington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Easington tithe map

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Tithe maps

East Thickley township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

Ebchester township (Lanchester parish): no tithe apportionment or plan (all tithes commuted under the Lanchester Inclosure Act of 1773, as at p.41 of printed copy at CCB B/179/69. In exchange the curate received an allotment of land at inclosure.)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/78 29 September 1841
Edmundbyers township (Edmundbyers parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 8 chains. Henry Rodham
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Edmundbyers tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Edmundbyers tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/79 30 September 1847
Edmondsley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains. No field-names given
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Edmondsley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Edmondsley tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/80 11 June 1841
Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham townships (Egglescliffe parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1841, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/81 23 May 1850
Eggleston township (Middleton in Teesdale parish)
Award with plan in two parts, dated 1841, scale 4 chains. Jos Barnes, Eggleston
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Eggleston tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Eggleston tithe map

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Tithe maps

Eldon township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/82-83 25 October 1839
Elstob township (Great Stainton parish)
Agreement with plan dated September 1837, scale 4 chains. Edmund Bowman. Two copies
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Elstob tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Elstob tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/84 25 October 1839
Elton township (Elton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Elton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Elton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/85 31 December 1838
Elvet township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale [8 chains]
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Elvet tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Elvet tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/86 2 August 1845
Elwick township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. George Trotter, Tunstall
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Elwick tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Elwick tithe map

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Trotter, George, of Tunstall, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/87 22 June 1840
Elwick Hall township (Elwick Hall parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham. drawn by J. Raine
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Elwick Hall tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Elwick Hall tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/88 24 December 1838
Embleton township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1837, scale 4 chains. Robert Robson and Matthew Ryle junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Embleton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Embleton tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/89 14 March 1839
Great Eppleton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Robert Robson and Matthew Ryle junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Great Eppleton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Great Eppleton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/90 21 October 1839
Little Eppleton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Little Eppleton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Little Eppleton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/91 31 December 1849
Escomb township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1848, scale 3 chains. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Escomb tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Escomb tithe map

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Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/92 31 March 1841
Esh township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Esh tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Esh tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/93 31 December 1846
Evenwood township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1844, scale [4 chains]. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Evenwood tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Evenwood tithe map

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Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/94-95 15 June 1850
Felling township or district (Heworth parish)
Award with plan dated 1850, scale 8 chains. Two copies
scale: 1:6336
Not fit for production [2014]

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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/96 26 July 1839
Ferryhill township (Merrington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. John Laverick, [Durham]
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Ferryhill tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ferryhill tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/97 25 June 1839
Fishburn township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Fishburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Fishburn tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/98 24 September 1844
Ford township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. Matt[he]w Bowser, Thornaby Grange
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Ford tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ford tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/99 25 June 1847
Forest and Frith township (Middleton in Teesdale parish)
Award with plan dated 1840, scale 8 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Forest and Frith tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Forest and Frith tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/100 28 August 1839
Foxton and Shotton township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. copied by W. J. Ware, Skirpenbeck, Yorkshire, copied from plans dated 1769 and 1801; corrected and reduced in 1838
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Foxton and Shotton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Foxton and Shotton tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/101 25 June 1839
Framwellgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. John Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Framwellgate tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Framwellgate tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/102 4 November 1845
Fulwell township (Monkwearmouth parish)
Award with plan dated 1845, scale 4 chains. Andrew Stodart, [South Shields]
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Fulwell tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Fulwell tithe map

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Stodart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/103 7 December 1847
Gainford township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 3 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Gainford tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Gainford tithe map

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Tithes
Tithe maps

Garmondsway Moor township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (tithes merged in the land)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/104 19 November 1839
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Andrew Stodart, South Shields
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Gateshead tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Gateshead tithe map

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Stodart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/105 31 December 1845
Gateshead Fell township (Gateshead Fell parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. John Bell, Gateshead
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Gateshead Fell tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Gateshead Fell tithe map

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Bell, John, of Gateshead, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/106 31 December 1847
Girsby and Over Dinsdale townships (Sockburn parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Girsby and Over Dinsdale tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Girsby and Over Dinsdale tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/107 31 December 1841
Greatham township (Greatham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Greatham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Greatham tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/108 16 June 1843
Greencroft township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 8 chains. 1 large and 5 small plans reduced from various surveys and plans. Thomas Bell and Sons, Newcastle upon Tyne
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Greencroft tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Greencroft tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/109 18 November 1844
Hallgarth township (Pittington parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Hallgarth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hallgarth tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/110 30 December 1848
Hamsterley township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1848, scale 6 chains. outline plan scale: 20 chains. William Greenwell Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Hamsterley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hamsterley tithe map

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Lax, William, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/111 29 September 1847
Harraton township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Harraton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Harraton tithe map

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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/112 31 March 1841
Hart township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Hart tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hart tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/113 12 December 1839
East Hartburn township (Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. George Trotter, Tunstall
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for East Hartburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for East Hartburn tithe map

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Trotter, George, of Tunstall, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/114 19 May 1845
Hartlepool township (Hart parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1840, scale 2 chains. [J.T.W. Bell]
scale: 1:1584
Digitised material for Hartlepool tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hartlepool tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/115 14 September 1839
Harton township (Jarrow parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1 March 1839, scale 8 chains. Andrew Stodart, South Shields
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Harton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Harton tithe map

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Stodart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/116 17 September 1839
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Haughton le Skerne tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Haughton le Skerne tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/117 6 December 1842
Headlam township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Headlam tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Headlam tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/118 30 December 1843
Healeyfield township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Healeyfield tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Healeyfield tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/119 31 December 1840
Hedleyhope township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Hedleyhope tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hedleyhope tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/120 8 March 1851
Hedworth township (Jarrow parish)
Award with plan dated 1850, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Hedworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hedworth tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/121 30 July 1839
Heighington township (Heighington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Heighington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Heighington tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/122 31 January 1840
Helmington Row township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 15 August 1839, scale 6 chains. Robert J. Allan [alias Allen], Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Helmington Row tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Helmington Row tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/123 29 January 1840
Henknowle and Coppycrooks district in Auckland St Andrew township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Henknowle and Coppycrooks district in Auckland St Andrew tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Henknowle and Coppycrooks district in Auckland St Andrew tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/124 31 December 1847
East and Middle Herrington township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for East and Middle Herrington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for East and Middle Herrington tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/125 31 December 1847
West Herrington township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for West Herrington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for West Herrington tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/126 27 June 1839
Hett township (Merrington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. John Laverick, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Hett tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hett tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/127 31 January 1840
Hetton-le-Hole township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. John Laverick, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Hetton-le-Hole tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hetton-le-Hole tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/128-129 31 December 1850
Heworth township (Heworth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1850, scale 8 chains. Two copies
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Heworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Heworth tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/130 21 February 1840
Hilton township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Hilton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hilton tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/131 28 November 1844
Holmside district (Lanchester parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1843, scale 6 chains. I. Turner junior
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Holmside tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Holmside tithe map

Index terms
Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/132 19 July 1847
Holmside township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Holmside tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Holmside tithe map

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Tithes
Tithe maps

Horden manor: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/133 29 October 1841
Houghton-le-Side township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Houghton-le-Side tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Houghton-le-Side tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/134 28 October 1842
Houghton-le-Spring township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Houghton-le-Spring tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Houghton-le-Spring tithe map

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Tithe maps

Hunstanworth township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes were payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/135 20 March 1844
Hunwick and Helmington township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1843, scale 3 chains. John Lee, Durham
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Hunwick and Helmington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hunwick and Helmington tithe map

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Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/136 5 February 1840
Hurworth township (Hurworth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Hurworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hurworth tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/137 16 November 1838
Hutton Henry township (Monk Hesleden parish)
Agreement and Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale [6 chains]
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Hutton Henry tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Hutton Henry tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/138 31 January 1839
Ingleton township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Ingleton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ingleton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/139 30 December 1843
Iveston township (Lanchester parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 6 chains. 1 large and 8 small plans copied from various surveys and plans by Thomas Bell
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Iveston tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Iveston tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/140 22 November 1850
Jarrow and Hebburn townships or hamlets (Jarrow parish)
Award with plan dated 1850, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Jarrow and Hebburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Jarrow and Hebburn tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/141 4 April 1844
Kelloe township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Kelloe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Kelloe tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/142 13 February 1840
Killerby township (Heighington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Killerby tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Killerby tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/143 31 December 1847
Kimblesworth township (Kimblesworth parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 12 chains
scale: 1:9504
Digitised material for Kimblesworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Kimblesworth tithe map

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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/144 20 August 1846
Kyo township (except Tanfield Moor) (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated January 1845, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Kyo tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Kyo tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/145 30 September 1847
Lambton township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Lambton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Lambton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/146 31 December 1847
Lamesley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan, scale 8 chains (plan I), 2 chains (plan II). Thomas Bell and Sons, Newcastle upon Tyne
scale scale: 1:63361:1584
Digitised material for Lamesley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Lamesley tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/147 4 December 1844
Lanchester township, hamlet or district (Lanchester parish)
Award and Award and Award with plan dated 1843, scale 6 chains. Reduced from various surveys and plans. Frederick James Laycock, Lanchester
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Lanchester tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Lanchester tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/148 31 December 1846
Langley township (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 12 chains
scale: 1:9504
Digitised material for Langley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Langley tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/149 27 October 1841
Langleydale and Shotton township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Langleydale and Shotton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Langleydale and Shotton tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/150 21 March 1840
Langton township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Langton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Langton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/151 19 May 1838
Longnewton and Middleton One Row townships (Longnewton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1837, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Longnewton and Middleton One Row tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Longnewton and Middleton One Row tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/152 3 November 1841
Great and Little Lumley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Great and Little Lumley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Great and Little Lumley tithe map

Index terms
Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/153 7 February 1850
Lynesack and Softley township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1848, scale 6 chains. John Lee, Bishop Auckland
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Lynesack and Softley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Lynesack and Softley tithe map

Index terms
Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/154 30 July 1852
Magdalen Close township (Durham St Giles parish)
Award with plan dated 1852, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Magdalen Close tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Magdalen Close tithe map

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Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/155 4 June 1845
Mainsforth township (Bishop Middleham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 6 chains. I. Turner junior
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Mainsforth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Mainsforth tithe map

Index terms
Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/156 9 August 1844
Marwood township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Marwood tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Marwood tithe map

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Tithe maps

Medomsley township (Medomsley parish)
No apportionment or map survive in the Diocesan series
A microfilm of the Medomsley tithe apportionment, 1844, and electrostatic print of the original plan (in two parts, I. Turner junior, 1842, 6 chains before reduction) (TNA copies)
Digitised material for Medomsley tithe map 1842
Digitised material for Medomsley tithe apportionment 1844

DDR/EA/TTH/1/157 31 December 1840
Merrington (Merrington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. John Laverick, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Merrington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Merrington tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/158 30 December 1843
Middlestone township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1843, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Middlestone tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Middlestone tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/159 3 July 1846
Middleton in Teesdale township (Middleton in Teesdale parish)
Award with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Middleton in Teesdale tithe maps
Digitised material for Middleton in Teesdale tithe apportionment 1846

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/160 25 June 1839
Middleton St George township (Middleton St George parish)
Agreement and Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Middleton St George tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Middleton St George tithe map 1838

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/161 31 December 1844
Middridge township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Middridge tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Middridge tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/162 23 April 1844
Middridge Grange township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains. J. Marley, Shildon
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Middridge Grange tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Middridge Grange tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/163 17 November 1838
Monk Hesleden township (Monk Hesleden parish)
Agreement and Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale [6 chains]
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Monk Hesleden tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Monk Hesleden tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/164 18 March 1841
Monkton township (Jarrow parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Monkton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Monkton tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/165 21 July 1840
Monkwearmouth township (Monkwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Monkwearmouth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Monkwearmouth tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

Monkwearmouth Shore township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (tithes merged in the land)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/166 24 July 1846
Moorhouse township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Moorhouse tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Moorhouse tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/167 31 January 1839
Moorsley township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Moorsley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Moorsley tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/168 6 November 1838
Morden township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Morden tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Morden tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/169 19 May 1841
Morton township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. William Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Morton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Morton tithe map

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Lax, William, of Darlington, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/170 15 December 1847
Morton Grange township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Morton Grange tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Morton Grange tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/171 21 March 1839
Morton Palms township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Morton Palms tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Morton Palms tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/172 11 December 1846
Muggleswick township (Muggleswick parish)
Award with plan dated 1845, scale 4 chains. I. Coulson
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Muggleswick tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Muggleswick tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/173 30 December 1843
Murton township (Dalton-le-Dale parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Murton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Murton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/174 12 December 1839
Neasham township (Hurworth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Neasham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Neasham tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/175 12 December 1839
Nesbitt township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale [c. 16 chains]. Kain has scale as [? 20 chains]
Digitised material for Nesbitt tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Nesbitt tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/176 31 December 1840
Newbiggin township (Bishopton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains. Made from estate plans upon various scales. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Newbiggin tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newbiggin tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/177 27 December 1842
Newbiggin township (Middleton in Teesdale parish)
Award, with plan in two parts dated 1840, scale 3 chains. Machell
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Newbiggin tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newbiggin tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/178 31 January 1839
Newbottle township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Robert Robson and Matthew Ryle junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Newbottle tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newbottle tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/179 21 July 1840
Newfield township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Newfield tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newfield tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/180 22 December 1838
Newton Bewley township (Billingham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. George Young Wall, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Newton Bewley tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newton Bewley tithe map

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Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/181 30 December 1848
Newton Cap township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated September 1847, scale 3 chains. John Lee
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Newton Cap tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Newton Cap tithe map

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Lee, John, of Bishop Auckland, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/182 28 October 1842
Norton township (except Blakiston) (Norton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Norton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Norton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/183 31 December 1847
Offerton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 8 chains. Copied from sundry surveys. Thomas Bell and Sons
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Offerton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Offerton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/184 13 March 1845
Old Park township (Whitworth parish)
Award with plan dated 1845, scale [4 chains]
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Old Park tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Old Park tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/185 7 May 1850
Ouston township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Ouston tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ouston tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/186 31 December 1846
Pelton township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Pelton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Pelton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/187 30 December 1848
Penshaw township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1848, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Penshaw tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Penshaw tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/188 22 February 1840
Piercebridge township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Piercebridge tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Piercebridge tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/189 31 December 1841
Pittington township (except Hallgarth) (Pittington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. I. Raine
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Pittington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Pittington tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/190 21 September 1849
Plawsworth township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1848, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Plawsworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Plawsworth tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/191 16 May 1845
Pollards Lands township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1844, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Pollards Lands tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Pollards Lands tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/192 21 December 1839
Preston-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Preston-on-Tees tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Preston-on-Tees tithe apportionment

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/193 31 December 1840
Preston-le-Skerne township (Aycliffe parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Preston-le-Skerne tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Preston-le-Skerne Tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/194 5 February 1840
Quarrington township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. George Young Wall
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Quarrington tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Quarrington tithe map

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Wall, George Young, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/195 12 June 1839
Raby and Keverstone township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Raby and Keverstone tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Raby and Keverstone tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/196 11 December 1839
East Rainton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. John Laverick, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for East Rainton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for East Rainton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/197 24 January 1840
West Rainton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. John Laverick, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for West Rainton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for West Rainton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/198 8 June 1840
Redmarshall township (Redmarshall parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Redmarshall tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Redmarshall tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/199 13 December 1839
Redworth West, Thickley and Newbiggin constabularies of Redworth township (Heighington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Redworth West, Thickley and Newbiggin constabularies of Redworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Redworth West, Thickley and Newbiggin constabularies of Redworth tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/200 30 December 1843
Ryhope township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 6 chains. Andrew Stoddart
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Ryhope tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ryhope tithe map

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Stodart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/201 4 December 1841
Ryton townships (Ryton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 4 chains. Copied from various surveys. Thomas Bell
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Ryton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Ryton tithe map

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Ryton Woodside township (Ryton parish)
There is no apportionment or map surviving in the Diocesan series
A microfilm of the Ryton Woodside original tithe apportionment, 1843 (TNA copy), and a photocopy of the original tithe plan (reduced from various surveys and plans by Thomas Bell and Sons [n.d. 1843], c.4½ - 6 chains [Kain has scale as 6 chains]) Durham County Record Office copy).

DDR/EA/TTH/1/202 25 October 1839
Sadberge township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Another copy of the Sadberge original tithe apportionment on microfilm, and another copy of the 1920 Sadberge altered tithe on microfilm (TNA copies).
Digitised material for Sadberge tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sadberge tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/203 25 November 1847
Satley hamlet (Lanchester parish)
Award with plan [in two parts] made from various surveys etc, scale 4 chains [one part of plan 8 chains]. Frederick James Laycock, Lanchester, [? County] Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Satley hamlet tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Satley hamlet tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/204 10 June 1843
Seaham township (Seaham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. J. Turner junior
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Seaham tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Seaham tithe map

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Turner, John, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/205 19 August 1840
Seaton Carew township (Stranton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Seaton Carew tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Seaton Carew tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/206 25 June 1839
Sedgefield township (Sedgefield parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. inset plan of town scale: 2 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale scale: 1:47521:1584
Digitised material for Sedgefield tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sedgefield tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/207 31 March 1840
Shadforth township (Pittington parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Shadforth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Shadforth tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/208 19 October 1839
Sheraton and Hulam township (Monk Hesleden parish)
Agreement and Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham. [? drawn by I. Raine]
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Sheraton and Hulam tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sheraton and Hulam tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/209 24 December 1838
Sherburn township (Pittington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Sherburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sherburn tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/210 19 June 1849
Sherburn House district (Pittington parish)
Award with plan dated 1849, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Sherburn House tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sherburn House tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/211 2 August 1843
Shildon township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Shildon tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Shildon tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/212 25 October 1839
Shincliffe township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Shincliffe tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Shincliffe tithe map

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Davison, Thomas, of Durham, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/213 23 December 1842
Silksworth township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1841, scale 5 chains. Andrew Stoddart, South Shields
scale: 1:3960
Digitised material for Silksworth tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Silksworth tithe map

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Stodart, Andrew, of South Shields, active mid 19th century
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/214 27 April 1839
Snotterton township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Snotterton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Snotterton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/215 16 September 1841
Sockburn township (Sockburn parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Sockburn tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Sockburn tithe map

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South Shields township No separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/216 3 December 1840
Southwick township (Monkwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Southwick tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Southwick tithe map

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Spennymoor township (Spennymoor parish): no separate tithe apportionment and plan (this area included in the Tudhoe and Whitworth tithe apportionments and plans)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/217 30 July 1839
Staindrop township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Machell
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Staindrop tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Staindrop tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/218 27 December 1842
Stainton and Streatlam township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan in two parts dated 1843, scale 3 chains. Machell, Carlisle
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stainton and Streatlam tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stainton and Streatlam tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/219 10 December 1839
Stainton-le-Street township (Great Stainton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 2 April 1839, scale 6 chains. William Simpson, Pinchingthorpe, nr Guisborough, Yorkshire
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Stainton-le-Street tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stainton-le-Street tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/220 19 October 1839
Little Stainton township (Bishopton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 23 March 1839, scale 6 chains. William Simpson, Pinchingthorpe, nr Guisborough, Yorkshire
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Little Stainton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Little Stainton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/221A-B 30 December 1844 [recte 1843?]
Stanhope Forest Quarter district (Stanhope parish)
Award with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains. Plan now in two parts, East (221A) and West (221B). Made “partly from new surveys by us, and partly from existing estate plans by sundry persons upon various scales and degrees of accuracy”. A. and R. Reed
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stanhope Forest Quarter tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stanhope Forest Quarter tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/222 December 1844
Stanhope Newlandside Quarter district (Stanhope parish)
Award with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains. A. and R. Reed
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stanhope Newlandside Quarter tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stanhope Newlandside Quarter tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
Great Britain. Tithe Commissioners
Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/223 30 December 1843
Stanhope Park Quarter district (Stanhope parish)
Award with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains. Made “partly from new surveys by us, and partly from existing estate plans by sundry persons upon various scales and degrees of accuracy”. A. and R. Reed
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stanhope Park Quarter tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stanhope Park Quarter tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/224 30 December 1843
Stanhope Quarter district (Stanhope parish)
Award with plan dated 1842, scale 4 chains. Made “partly from new surveys by us, and partly from existing estate plans by sundry persons upon various scales and degrees of accuracy”. A. and R. Reed
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stanhope Quarter tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stanhope Quarter tithe map

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A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
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Tithes
Tithe maps

DDR/EA/TTH/1/225 31 October 1839
Stella township (Ryton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Thomas Bell
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Stella tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/226 4 December 1841
Stillington township (Redmarshall parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1841, scale 6 chains. I. Raine
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Stillington tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/227 22 December 1840
Stockley township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838 = 1839, scale 6 chains. W.J. Ware
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Stockley tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/228 24 March 1845
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1844, in two parts, scale [6 chains]. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Stockton-on-Tees tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/229 19 October 1839
Stranton township (Stranton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. George Young Wall, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Stranton tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Stranton tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/230 9 May 1840
Summerhouse township (Gainford parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Summerhouse tithe apportionment
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Sunderland (parish): no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/231 30 June 1842
Sunderland Bridge township (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Sunderland Bridge tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/232 31 December 1847
Tanfield township and parts of Tanfield Moor township (Chester-le-Street and Lanchester parish)
Award and Award with two plans dated 1847, reduced from various surveys, scale 8 chains (plan I), 2 chains and 8 chains (plan II, in 7 sections). Thomas Bell and Sons, Newcastle upon Tyne
scale: 1:6336
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/233 28 August 1845
Thornley township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1845, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Thornley tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/234 22 December 1838
Thorpe Bulmer township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Thorpe Bulmer tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/235 15 November 1844
Thorpe Thewles township (Grindon parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1844, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/236 9 May 1840
Thrislington township (Bishop Middleham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 8 chains. Copied from an old survey. Thomas Bell
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Thrislington tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/237 31 March 1841
Throston township (Hart parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Throston tithe apportionment
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Trimdon township (Trimdon parish)
No apportionment or map survive in the Diocesan series
A microfilm of the Trimdon original tithe apportionment, 1840, and a photostat of the original tithe plan (J. Turner junior, 1839, 4 chains before reduction) (TNA copies). Trimdon glebe terrier, 1888, states that there was still at that date a parish copy of the 1839 tithe apportionment in a tin case [in the vicarage]. 1971: the vicar of Trimdon and Durham County Record Office say this is no longer with the records.
Digitised material for Trimdon tithe map 1839
Digitised material for Trimdon tithe apportionment 1840

DDR/EA/TTH/1/238 9 December 1839
Tudhoe township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Tudhoe tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/239 27 June 1839
Tunstall township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Tunstall tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/240 31 December 1846
Urpeth township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Award with plan dated 1846, scale 8 chains. Reduced from various surveys. Thomas Bell and Sons
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Urpeth tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/241 31 December 1849
Great Usworth, Little Usworth and North Biddick township (Washington parish)
Award with plan dated 1849, scale Plans I - III at 8 chains, plan IV (sketch map of all three townships) at 16 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Great Usworth tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/242 21 July 1840
Wackerfield township (Staindrop parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. Otley and Lax, Darlington
scale: 1:2376
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/243 30 November 1840
Waldridge township (Chester-le-Street parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Waldridge tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/244 31 January 1839
Walworth township (Heighington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Thomas Dixon, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Walworth tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/245 31 December 1844
Warden Law township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
Award with plan dated 1844, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Warden Law tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/246 30 December 1843
Washington township (Washington parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1843, scale 8 chains
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Washington tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/247 31 December 1840
Westerton township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Westerton tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/248 31 March 1841
Westoe township (Jarrow parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1840, scale 4 chains. Andrew Stoddart, South Shields
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Westoe tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/249 10 April 1845
Westwick township (Gainford parish)
Award with plan dated 1841 (redrawn), scale 6 chains. T. Dixon, Darlington
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Westwick tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/250 28 December 1838
Whessoe township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/251 31 October 1842
Whickham township (except part of Tanfield Moor) (Whickham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1842, scale 6 chains. Copied from various surveys etc. Thomas Bell
scale: 1:4752
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/252 30 April 1842
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. John Bell, Gateshead
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Whitburn tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/253 1 November 1841
Whitton township (Grindon parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Whitton tithe apportionment
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Whitwell House (extra-parochial): no separate tithe apportionment or plan (tithes merged in the land)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/254 14 November 1845
Whitworth township (Whitworth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1845, scale 6 chains
scale: 1:4752
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/255 31 December 1852
Whorlton township (Gainford parish)
Award and Award with plan dated 1841, scale 4 chains. Corrected and in part surveyed. Thomas Dixon, Darlington
scale: 1:3168
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/256 9 May 1840
Willington township (Brancepeth parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838 = 1839, scale 6 chains. W.J. Ware
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Willington tithe apportionment
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Windlestone township: no separate tithe apportionment or plan (no tithes payable, due to either earlier commutation or imminent merger)

DDR/EA/TTH/1/257 31 December 1840
Wingate township (Kelloe parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 8 chains. George Young Wall, Durham, “drawn by J.R.”
scale: 1:6336
Digitised material for Wingate tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/258 25 September 1839
Winlaton township (Winlaton parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 4 chains. Surveyed and partly taken from old surveys by Thomas Bell, Newcastle upon Tyne
scale: 1:3168
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/259 31 December 1844
Winston township (Winston parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 4 chains. Made from plans in the possession of the landowners
scale: 1:3168
Digitised material for Winston tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/260 27 June 1839
Witton Gilbert (Durham St Oswald parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Thomas Davison, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Witton Gilbert tithe apportionment
Digitised material for Witton Gilbert tithe map

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DDR/EA/TTH/1/261 2 June 1847
Witton-le-Wear township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
Award with plan dated 1847, scale 3 chains. John Lee
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Witton-le-Wear tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/262 12 December 1839
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
Agreement with plan dated 1839, scale 6 chains. Johnathan Rodham alias Roddam, Stanhope
scale: 1:4752
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/263 24 December 1838
Wolviston township (Billingham parish)
Agreement and Agreement with plan dated 1838, scale 6 chains. George Young Wall, Durham
scale: 1:4752
Digitised material for Wolviston tithe apportionment
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DDR/EA/TTH/1/264 31 March 1841
Woodham township (Aycliffe parish)
Agreement and Award with plan dated 1839, scale 3 chains. Chiefly made from estate plans furnished by the landowners, upon various scales and degrees of accuracy etc. A. and R. Reed, Stockton-on-Tees
scale: 1:2376
Digitised material for Woodham tithe apportionment
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Altered tithe apportionments and plans
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/2
Dates of creation: 1841-1936
This series of altered apportionments is almost certainly incomplete, and each altered apportionment only covers a small part of a township (often a single property or group of fields). In addition, many changes in ownership were not followed by an altered apportionment at all, informal agreements being made instead between tithe-owners and landowners.
Where no date is given for a plan, only the altered apportionment survives. Plans are briefly described with reference to their scale (e.g. number of chains to an inch, see under DDR/EA/TTH/1 for modern equivalents), or Ordnance Survey sheet references (25" referring to the 1:2500 scale, approx 25 inches to a mile).
The Tithe Commissioners' copies of the tithe commutation records (in the National Archives) include all the altered apportionments for each township, kept with the original maps and apportionments.

DDR/EA/TTH/2/1 21 May 1912 (date of apportionment)1897 (date of plan)
Barnard Castle township (Gainford parish)
25" O.S. Durham LII 4, [? 2nd ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/2 16 March 1915 (date of apportionment)1897 (date of plan)
Barnard Castle township (Gainford parish)
25" O.S. Durham LII [? 2nd ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/3 9 March 1894 (date of apportionment)1894 (date of plan)
Barnes High and Low district in Bishopwearmouth township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
2½ chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/4 15 July 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Benfieldside township (Lanchester parish)
25" O.S. Durham XI 10

DDR/EA/TTH/2/5 2 November 1865 (date of apportionment)1865 (date of plan)
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/6 8 March 1898 (date of apportionment)1898 (date of plan)
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
3 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/7 18 March 1927 (date of apportionment)1927 (date of plan)
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 4 and LI 1, 2, 5, 6 and 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/8 6 June 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 4 and LI 1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/9 6 December 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Billingham township (Billingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLIV 16, XLV 13, L 4 and LI 1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/10 19 March 1909 (date of apportionment)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/11 17 November 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Birtley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham VII

DDR/EA/TTH/2/12 10 May 1918 (date of apportionment)
Bishopton township (Bishopton parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/13 24 January 1924 (date of apportionment)
Bishopton township (Bishopton parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/14 21 July 1870 (date of apportionment)1870 (date of plan)
Bishopwearmouth township, excluding High and Low Barnes (Bishopwearmouth parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/15 30 May 1904 (date of apportionment)1904 (date of plan)
Bishopwearmouth township, excluding High and Low Barnes (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2, [? 2nd ed. 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/16 30 June 1914 (date of apportionment)1914 (date of plan)
Bishopwearmouth township, excluding High and Low Barnes (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2 and 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/17 24 August 1915 (date of apportionment)1915 (date of plan)
Bishopwearmouth township, excluding High and Low Barnes (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2, [? 2nd ed. 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/18 30 September 1916 (date of apportionment)1916 (date of plan)
Bishopwearmouth township, excluding High and Low Barnes (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 14 and XIV 2 [? 2nd ed. c. 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/19 28 March 1935 (date of apportionment)
Bolam township (Gainford parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/20 28 November 1910 (date of apportionment)1910 (date of plan)
Boldon township (Boldon parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VII 4 and 8 and VIII 1]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/21 31 July 1911 (date of apportionment)
Boldon township (Boldon parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/22 4 February 1913 (date of apportionment)1913 (date of plan)
Boldon township (Boldon parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VII 3, 4 and 8 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/23 25 May 1926 (date of apportionment)1926 (date of plan)
Boldon township (Boldon parish)
25" O.S. Durham VII 4 and VIII 1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/24 20 June 1929 (date of apportionment)1929 (date of plan)
Boldon township (Boldon parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VIII 1]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/25 23 June 1851 (date of apportionment)1851 (date of plan)
Brancepeth township (Brancepeth parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/26 8 June 1921 (date of apportionment)1821 (date of plan)
Brandon and Byshottles township (Brancepeth parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/27 20 September 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Brandon and Byshottles township (Brancepeth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVI 8, 11, 12 and 16 and XXVII 13

DDR/EA/TTH/2/28 28 March 1854 (date of apportionment)
Burnhope and Hamsteels township (Lanchester parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/29 24 August 1900 (date of apportionment)
East Butsfield, West Butsfield and Steely district (Lanchester parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/30 2 August 1853 (date of apportionment)1853 (date of plan)
Byers Green township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/31 30 March 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Carlton township (Redmarshall parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 2, 3, 6 and 7

DDR/EA/TTH/2/32 13 May 1915 (date of apportionment)1915 (date of plan)
Chester-le-Street township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham XII 8, 1896

DDR/EA/TTH/2/33 27 May 1927 (date of apportionment)1927 (date of plan)
Chester-le-Street township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIII 13

DDR/EA/TTH/2/34 27 May 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Chester-le-Street township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIII 13 and 14

DDR/EA/TTH/2/35 18 September 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Coatham Mundeville township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLIX 10

DDR/EA/TTH/2/36 14 September 1911 (date of apportionment)1911 (date of plan)
Cockfield and Woodland township (Cockfield parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLI 15, 1896

DDR/EA/TTH/2/37 24 September 1898 (date of apportionment)1898 (date of plan)
Crawcrook township (Ryton parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/38 19 February 1912 (date of apportionment)1912 (date of plan)
Crossgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVI 4 and XXVII 1, [1896]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/39 10 July 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Crossgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVI 4

DDR/EA/TTH/2/40 29 August 1910 (date of apportionment)1910 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25" O.S. Durham LIV 8 amd 12, LV 9 and 10, and Yorkshire, North Riding XIV 11 and 12, [? 1st ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/41 18 December 1912 (date of apportionment)1912 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/42 30 September 1915 (date of apportionment)1915 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/43 25 May 1916 (date of apportionment)1914 or 1915 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2, 6 and 10 LVII 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/44 26 March 1917 (date of apportionment)1915 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/45 29 March 1927 (date of apportionment)1927 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 10

DDR/EA/TTH/2/46 31 March 1930 (date of apportionment)1930 (date of plan)
Darlington township (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 10

DDR/EA/TTH/2/47 13 June 1867 (date of apportionment)1867 (date of plan)
Darlington and Cockerton townships, parts (Haughton le Skerne parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/48 15 April 1913 (date of apportionment)1913 (date of plan)
Darlington and Cockerton townships, parts (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2 [? 1st ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/49 8 May 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Darlington and Cockerton townships, parts (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2 and 6 [1915]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/50 3 September 1928 (date of apportionment)1928 (date of plan)
Darlington and Cockerton townships, parts (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/51 13 August 1902 (date of apportionment)
Dinsdale township (Dinsdale parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/52 17 August 1865 (date of apportionment)
Durham St Giles township (Durham St Giles parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/53 20 July 1931 (date of apportionment)1931 (date of plan)
Durham St Giles township (Durham St Giles parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVII 1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/54 3 March 1870 (date of apportionment)1870 (date of plan)
Easington and Shotton townships (Easington parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/55 30 June 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Easington township (Easington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXI 14, 15 and 16 [1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/56-57 27 March 1928 (date of apportionment)1928 (date of plan)
Easington township (Easington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXI 15 and 16, and XXVIII 3 and 4
Two copies

DDR/EA/TTH/2/58 21 March 1930 (date of apportionment)1930 (date of plan)
Hawthorn township (Easington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXI 10, 11, 12, 14 and 15

DDR/EA/TTH/2/59 6 November 1930 (date of apportionment)
Hawthorn township (Easington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/60 31 March 1932 (date of apportionment)1932 (date of plan)
Easington and Shotton townships (Easington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVIII 2 and 6

DDR/EA/TTH/2/61 5 December 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Haswell township (Easington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVIII 1, 2, 5 and 6

DDR/EA/TTH/2/62 9 September 1896 (date of apportionment)1896 (date of plan)
Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham townships (Egglescliffe parish)
25"
N.B. The altered apportionment covers only Egglescliffe township

DDR/EA/TTH/2/63 20 September 1910 (date of apportionment)1910 (date of plan)
Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham townships (Egglescliffe parish)
25" O.S. Durham LVI 6. 7 an 11, and Yorkshire XV 11 and 15, 1897 - 1898
N.B. The altered apportionment covers only Egglescliffe township

DDR/EA/TTH/2/64 5 September 1932 (date of apportionment)1932 (date of plan)
Egglescliffe, Aislaby and Newsham townships (Egglescliffe parish)
25" O.S. Durham LVI 11
N.B. The altered apportionment covers only Egglescliffe township

DDR/EA/TTH/2/65 30 December 1920 (date of apportionment)1920 (date of plan)
Elvet township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/66 23 July 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Elvet township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVII 1, 2 and 6

DDR/EA/TTH/2/67 18 February 1875 (date of apportionment)1875 (date of plan)
Felling township or district (Heworth parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/68 30 July 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Felling township or district (Heworth parish)
25" O.S. Durham III 13 and VII 1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/69 21 May 1841 (date of apportionment)
Ferryhill township (Merrington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/70 28 April 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Ferryhill township (Merrington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXV 5, 6, 9, 10, 13 and 14 [1919 - 1920]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/71 13 August 1907 (date of apportionment)
Framwellgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/72 9 January 1935 (date of apportionment)
Framwellgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/73 30 September 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Framwellgate township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XX 5 and 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/74 19 February 1904 (date of apportionment)1904 (date of plan)
Fulwell township (Monkwearmouth parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/75 21 September 1929 (date of apportionment)1929 (date of plan)
Fulwell township (Monkwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 6 and 7

DDR/EA/TTH/2/76 11 April 1867 (date of apportionment)1867 (date of plan)
Gainford township (Gainford parish)
3 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/77 2 May 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Gainford township (Gainford parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/78 9 February 1928 (date of apportionment)1928 (date of plan)
Gainford township (Gainford parish)
25" O.S. Durham LIV 1 and 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/79-80 25 February 1869 (date of apportionment)1869 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
4 chains
Two copies

DDR/EA/TTH/2/81 4 June 1885 (date of apportionment)1885 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/82 31 December 1888 (date of apportionment)1888 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/83 28 February 1905 (date of apportionment)1905 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VI 4 and 8, 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/84 2 March 1905 (date of apportionment)1905 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VI 4 and 8, 1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/85 29 September 1931 (date of apportionment)1931 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25" O.S. Durham VI 4 and VII 1 and 5

DDR/EA/TTH/2/86 21 March 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25" O.S. Durham VII 4

DDR/EA/TTH/2/87 1 March 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Gateshead township (Gateshead parish)
25" O.S. Durham VI 4

DDR/EA/TTH/2/88 24 March 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Hallgarth township (Pittington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XX 14 and 15 and XXVII 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/89 9 September 1925 (date of apportionment)1925 (date of plan)
Hart township (Hart parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVI 8 and 12, XXXVII 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/90 20 February 1931 (date of apportionment)
East Hartburn township (Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/91 5 December 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
East Hartburn township (Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 15 and 16, and LVI 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/92 7 March 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
East Hartburn township (Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 15

DDR/EA/TTH/2/93 20 July 1865 (date of apportionment)1865 (date of plan)
Harton township (Jarrow parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/94 29 June 1908 (date of apportionment)1908 (date of plan)
Harton township (Jarrow parish)
25" O.S. Durham IV 6, [? 2nd ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/95 5 December 1921 (date of apportionment)1921 (date of plan)
Harton township (Jarrow parish)
25" O.S. Durham IV 6 and 10, [1914-1945]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/96 25 November 1904 (date of apportionment)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/97 6 July 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2 and 6 [1915]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/98 30 July 1925 (date of apportionment)1925 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 2 and 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/99 27 March 1928 (date of apportionment)1928 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLIX 14 and LV 2, 3, 6 and 7

DDR/EA/TTH/2/100 15 March 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLIX 14 and LV 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/101 14 March 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham XLIX 14 and LV 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/102 18 September 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Haughton le Skerne township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 10 and 11

DDR/EA/TTH/2/103 11 April 1867 (date of apportionment)1867 (date of plan)
Headlam township (Gainford parish)
3 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/104 26 January 1912 (date of apportionment)
Heighington township (Heighington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/105 16 June 1924 (date of apportionment)
Heighington township (Heighington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/106 28 August 1924 (date of apportionment)
Heighington township (Heighington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/107 3 January 1927 (date of apportionment)
Heighington township (Heighington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/108 6 June 1932 (date of apportionment)
Heighington township (Heighington parish)
NOT FOUND 19/8/2022

DDR/EA/TTH/2/109 26 September 1910 (date of apportionment)1910 (date of plan)
Helmington Row township (Brancepeth parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/110 31 March 1892 (date of apportionment)1892 (date of plan)
Hetton-le-Hole township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/111 22 February 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Hetton-le-Hole township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
25" O.S. Durham XX 8, XXI 5 and 9 [1919 - 1920]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/112 31 March 1870 (date of apportionment)1870 (date of plan)
Houghton-le-Spring township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/113 30 December 1882 (date of apportionment)1882 (date of plan)
Hutton Henry (Monk Hesleden parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/114 15 March 1900 (date of apportionment)1900 (date of plan)
Hutton Henry township (Monk Hesleden parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/115 20 June 1904 (date of apportionment)1904 (date of plan)
Hutton Henry township (Monk Hesleden parish)
3 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/116 22 October 1910 (date of apportionment)1910 (date of plan)
Hutton Henry township (Monk Hesleden parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVI 2 and 3 1896

DDR/EA/TTH/2/117 28 March 1872 (date of apportionment)1872 (date of plan)
Lamesley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/118 10 May 1895 (date of apportionment)
Lanchester township, hamlet or district (Lanchester parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/119 18 December 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Langton township (Gainford parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/120 12 September 1912 (date of apportionment)1912 (date of plan)
Great and Little Lumley township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIII 15 [1896]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/121 22 May 1917 (date of apportionment)1917 (date of plan)
Medomsley township (Medomsley parish)
25" O.S. Durham XVIII 6 [1896]
A microfilm of the P.R.O. copies of the 1917 Medomsley altered tithe apportionment and plan is also available in the search room

DDR/EA/TTH/2/122 20 August 1901 (date of apportionment)
Merrington township (Merrington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/123 2 May 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Merrington township (Merrington parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXIV 12 and XXXV 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/124 14 February 1925 (date of apportionment)1925 (date of plan)
Middlestone township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/125 14 September 1901 (date of apportionment)
Middleton St George township (Middleton St George parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/126 16 January 1902 (date of apportionment)
Middleton St George township (Middleton St George parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/127 6 June 1921 (date of apportionment)1921 (date of plan)
Middleton St George township (Middleton St George parish)
25" O.S. Durham LV 12 and 16 [1915 - 1916]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/128 9 September 1932 (date of apportionment)1932 (date of plan)
Monk Hesleden township (Monk Hesleden parish)
i. 25" O.S. XXVIII 12 and 16, XXIX 9 and 15 and XXXVII 1
ii. 25" O.S. Durham XXIX 9 and 15 and XXXVII 1 and 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/129 28 March 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Monk Hesleden township (Monk Hesleden parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXIX 9 and 13

DDR/EA/TTH/2/130 14 February 1878 (date of apportionment)
Monkton township (Jarrow parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/131 27 March 1906 (date of apportionment)1906 (date of plan)
Monkwearmouth township (Monkwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 10, 1896 [Wrongly endorsed Bishopwearmouth]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/132 10 August 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Neasham township (Hurworth parish)
25" O.S. Durham LVII 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/133 19 March 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Newfield township (Auckland St Andrew parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXIV 6 and 10

DDR/EA/TTH/2/134-135 30 June 1914 (date of apportionment)1914 (date of plan)
Norton township, excluding Blakiston (Norton parish)
25"
Two copies

DDR/EA/TTH/2/136 29 May 1922 (date of apportionment)
Norton township [excluding Blakiston] (Norton parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/137 9 March 1931 (date of apportionment)1931 (date of plan)
Norton township, excluding Blakiston (Norton parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 11

DDR/EA/TTH/2/138 5 July 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Norton township, excluding Blakiston (Norton parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 8 and 12

not held
A Pelton altered tithe apportionment and plan, 13 May 1915, are among the Chester-le-Street parish records held in Durham County Record Office.

DDR/EA/TTH/2/139 26 September 1925 (date of apportionment)1925 (date of plan)
Pelton township (Chester-le-Street parish)
25" O.S. Durham XII 7, 8, 11 and 12 and XIII 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/140 20 January 1936 (date of apportionment)
Pelton township (Chester-le-Street parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/141 4 February 1902 (date of apportionment)
Pittington township, [excluding Hallgarth] (Pittington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/142 14 August 1936 (date of apportionment)
Pittington township, [excluding Hallgarth] (Pittington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/143 3 March 1931 (date of apportionment)1931 (date of plan)
Preston-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. Durham LVI 7 and 8

DDR/EA/TTH/2/144 26 April 1866 (date of apportionment)
East Rainton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/145 14 October 1863 (date of apportionment)
West Rainton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/146 18 September 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
West Rainton township (Houghton-le-Spring parish)
25" O.S. Durham XX 3 and 7

DDR/EA/TTH/2/147 30 July 1932 (date of apportionment)1932 (date of plan)
Ryhope township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2 and 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/148 14 December 1900 (date of apportionment)
Ryton township (Ryton parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/149 13 March 1901 (date of apportionment)1901 (date of plan)
Ryton township (Ryton parish)
25" O.S. Durham [I 12 and 16, II 9, 1895 - 1898]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/150 19 June 1914 (date of apportionment)1914 (date of plan)
Ryton township (Ryton parish)
25" O.S. Durham I 12, [1895 - 1898]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/151 30 September 1929 (date of apportionment)1929 (date of plan)
Ryton township (Ryton parish)
25" O.S. Durham I 12 and 16

DDR/EA/TTH/2/152 5 May 1920 (date of apportionment)
Sadberge township (Haughton le Skerne parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/153 30 September 1927 (date of apportionment)1927 (date of plan)
Seaham township (Seaham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 15

DDR/EA/TTH/2/154 22 January 1880 (date of apportionment)1880 (date of plan)
Sheraton and Hulam townships (Monk Hesleden parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/155 18 January 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Sheraton and Hulam townships (Monk Hesleden parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVIII 15 and 16 and XXXVI 3, 4, 7, 8, 11 and 12

DDR/EA/TTH/2/156 16 November 1911 (date of apportionment)
Sherburn township (Pittington parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/157 22 December 1921 (date of apportionment)1921 (date of plan)
Shincliffe township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXVII 10, [? 1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/158 8 May 1908 (date of apportionment)1908 (date of plan)
Southwick township (Monkwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 9 and 10 [? 1896]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/159 29 October 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Stainton and Streatlam township (Gainford parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/160 31 August 1920 (date of apportionment)1920 (date of plan)
Stillington township (Redmarshall parish)
25" O.S. Durham [XLIII 16], XLIV 13, XLIX and [L1], [1916 - 1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/161 16 April 1914 (date of apportionment)1914 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. Durham L11 [1897]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/162 28 April 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/163 27 May 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 16, [1915]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/164 8 December 1926 (date of apportionment)1926 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/165 24 March 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 16 and LVI 4

DDR/EA/TTH/2/166 6 November 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. Durham L 16

DDR/EA/TTH/2/167 31 January 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. LI 9

DDR/EA/TTH/2/168 26 September 1934 (date of apportionment)1934 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. L 11 and 15

DDR/EA/TTH/2/169 24 May 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. L 15

DDR/EA/TTH/2/170 15 June 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Stockton-on-Tees township (Stockton-on-Tees parish)
25" O.S. L 16

DDR/EA/TTH/2/171 25 February 1875 (date of apportionment)1875 (date of plan)
Stranton township (Stranton parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/172 24 April 1890 (date of apportionment)1890 (date of plan)
Stranton township (Stranton parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/173 26 November 1909 (date of apportionment)1909 (date of plan)
Stranton township (Stranton parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/174 26 July 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Stranton township (Stranton parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVII 10 and 11 1914

DDR/EA/TTH/2/175 16 May 1872 (date of apportionment)1872 (date of plan)
Tanfield township and parts of Tanfield Moor (Chester-le-Street and Lanchester parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/176 29 March 1923 (date of apportionment)
Tanfield township and parts of Tanfield Moor (Chester-le-Street and Lanchester parish)
25" O.S. Durham [XII 6, 1920]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/177 9 November 1933 (date of apportionment)1933 (date of plan)
Tanfield township and parts of Tanfield Moor (Chester-le-Street and Lanchester parish)
25" O.S. Durham XI 12

DDR/EA/TTH/2/178 5 March 1862 (date of apportionment)1862 (date of plan)
Thorpe Thewles township (Grindon parish)
3 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/179 4 May 1925 (date of apportionment)1925 (date of plan)
Throston township (Hart parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVII 6, 7, 9 and 10 [1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/180 27 July 1914 (date of apportionment)1914 (date of plan)
Trimdon township (Trimdon parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVI 5, [? 2nd ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/181 31 December 1919 (date of apportionment)1919 (date of plan)
Trimdon township (Trimdon parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXVI 1, [? 2nd ed.]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/182 31 August 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Tunstall township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2 and 6 [1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/183 3 July 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Tunstall township (Bishopwearmouth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIV 2 and 6

DDR/EA/TTH/2/184 28 March 1872 (date of apportionment)1872 (date of plan)
Urpeth township (Chester-le-Street parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/185 30 September 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Washington township (Washington parish)
25" O.S. Durham VII 15 and XIII 3

DDR/EA/TTH/2/186 20 November 1862 (date of apportionment)1862 (date of plan)
Westoe township (Jarrow parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/187 1 November 1866 (date of apportionment)1866 (date of plan)
Westoe township (Jarrow parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/188 19 April 1883 (date of apportionment)
Westoe township (Jarrow parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/189 1 May 1895 (date of apportionment)
Westoe township (Jarrow parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/190 15 November 1883 (date of apportionment)1883 (date of plan)
Whessoe township (Haughton le Skerne parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/191 1 July 1896 (date of apportionment)1896 (date of plan)
Whickham township (except part of Tanfield Moor) (Whickham parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/192 6 December 1920 (date of apportionment)1920 (date of plan)
Whickham township (except part of Tanfield Moor) (Whickham parish)
25" O.S. Durham [VI 2 and 3], 1914 revision

DDR/EA/TTH/2/193 25 February 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Whickham township (except part of Tanfield Moor) (Whickham parish)
25" O.S. Durham VI 3 and 4

DDR/EA/TTH/2/194 31 March 1885 (date of apportionment)1885 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/195 19 November 1903 (date of apportionment)1903 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 2, 2nd ed.

DDR/EA/TTH/2/196 15 December 1920 (date of apportionment)1920 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
25" O.S. Durham IV 14 [and VIII 2, 1914 - 1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/197 20 March 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 3, [1919]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/198 29 September 1928 (date of apportionment)1928 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
25" O.S. Durham IV 14

DDR/EA/TTH/2/199 21 February 1936 (date of apportionment)1936 (date of plan)
Whitburn township (Whitburn parish)
25" O.S. Durham VIII 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/200 22 September 1931 (date of apportionment)1931 (date of plan)
Whitton township (Grindon parish)
25" O.S. Durham L1

DDR/EA/TTH/2/201 8 August 1932 (date of apportionment)1932 (date of plan)
Willington township (Brancepeth parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXXIV

DDR/EA/TTH/2/202 1 January 1880 (date of apportionment)1880 (date of plan)
Wingate township (Kelloe parish)
8 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/203 20 October 1871 (date of apportionment)1871 (date of plan)
Winlaton township (Winlaton parish)
4 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/204 7 December 1874 (date of apportionment)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/205 10 August 1876 (date of apportionment)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/206 30 June 1881 (date of apportionment)1881 (date of plan)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)
6 chains

DDR/EA/TTH/2/207 8 October 1883 (date of apportionment)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/208 30 June 1914 (date of apportionment)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/209 24 January 1922 (date of apportionment)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/210 2 September 1924 (date of apportionment)1924 (date of plan)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIX 11 and 12

DDR/EA/TTH/2/211 7 July 1927 (date of apportionment)1927 (date of plan)
Witton Gilbert township (Durham St Oswald parish)
25" O.S. Durham XIX 8

DDR/EA/TTH/2/212 7 September 1894 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/213 6 February 1918 (date of apportionment)1918 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/214 15 September 1920 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/215 30 September 1921 (date of apportionment)1921 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/216 14 November 1921 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/217 15 July 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXV 9, [? 1921]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/218 30 October 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XVIII 13, XXIV 4 and 8 and XXV 1 and 5 [1921]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/219 28 December 1922 (date of apportionment)1922 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25"

DDR/EA/TTH/2/220 29 September 1923 (date of apportionment)1923 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXV 11, 13 and 15 and XXXIII 1, [1921]

DDR/EA/TTH/2/221 27 August 1925 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/222 23 October 1925 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/223 18 September 1935 (date of apportionment)1935 (date of plan)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)
25" O.S. Durham XXV 13, XXXIII 1 and 2

DDR/EA/TTH/2/224 18 September 1936 (date of apportionment)
Wolsingham township (Wolsingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/2/225 29 September 1934 (date of apportionment)
Wolviston township (Billingham parish)

DDR/EA/TTH/3
Reference no longer used. Relocated to DDR/EA/TTH/8: Tithe miscellanea, 1844-1946.

Draft and copy tithe agreements and awards
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/4
Dates of creation: [ca.1836-1845]
Extent: 0.5 box
Drafts and copies of the tithe commutation agreements and awards approved or granted by the Tithe Commissioners following the 1836 Tithe Act (see notes on tithe commutation under the 1836 act above). Commutation agreements/awards for Northumberland townships are included in this class.

Letters from Tithe Commissioners (and successor bodies)
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/5
Dates of creation: 1843-1916
Extent: 2 boxes
'Standard' letters from the Tithe Commissioners and their successors relating to the administration of tithe rentcharges and redemptions (the Land Commissioners and Board of Agriculture). The letters are 'covering' letters, and refer to altered apportionments, redemption certificates and other documents that are now kept in separate classes within this section.

Tithe redemption certificates
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/6
Dates of creation: 1863-1933
Extent: 2 medium trays
Certificates of the redemption of tithes on particular properties or parcels of land, under the 1846 and subsequent tithe acts

Correspondence from governors of Queen Anne's Bounty
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/7
Dates of creation: 1927-1928
Extent: 1 folder
Correspondence between the governors of Queen Anne's Bounty (QAB) and landowners relating to the collection of ecclesiastical tithe rentcharges (payable to QAB following the 1925 Tithe Act)

Tithe miscellanea
Reference: DDR/EA/TTH/8
Dates of creation: 1844-1946
Extent: ¼ box
Miscellaneous items relating to the collection of tithe rentcharges and custody of the associated documents:

Indexed list of tithe documents, marked “Tithe Apportionment Plans'' and including reference numbers (no longer used). This item was formerly classed as reference DDR/EA/TTH/3.

Copy of Murton tithe apportionment (original dated 1844). This item is rolled and stored separately, with the redemption certificates in class DDR/EA/TTH/6.

Two letters relating to the collection of tithe rentcharges by the local Area Collection Committee, 1928 and 1933.

Letter and rules issued by the Master of the Rolls under the 1936 Tithe Act relating to the custody of parish and diocesan copies of tithe maps and apportionments in local record repositories. The rules are the 'Tithe (copies of instruments of apportionment) rules', 1946.

Parish Registers and Related Records
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT

Original parish registers
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/1
Dates of creation: 1783-1812
Extent: 2 volumes
Two Muggleswick parish registers. These were still kept with other Muggleswick parish records at the time of the 1888 glebe terrier.
Formerly referenced as DDR/vols.XVIII/6-7
Microfilm available containing both registers (from which copies can be made), reference 5TC FILM 121.

DDR/EA/PBT/1/1 1783-1812
Register of burials and baptisms

p.5-19 and 162 rev-163 rev: burials, July 1783 - November 1812

p.79-105: baptisms, April 1784 - December 1812

p.167 rev-170 rev: printed form containing intructions relating to the 'Mode of Registring Baptisms', [September 1797], with a printed covering letter from Shute Barrington, Bishop of Durham, to the clergy of his diocese, concerning his recommendations for 'an improved form of parochial registers', [3]0 September 1797

inside front cover: miscellaneous notes concerning Muggleswick registrations and population, [ca. 1801-1811]

DDR/EA/PBT/1/2 April 1784-November 1812
Register of banns and marriages

p.1-23: banns and marriages

p.160 rev: details of fees for marriages, the publication of banns, burials, 'mortuary' and the churching of women, payable to the rector and clerk of Edmundbyers, County Durham

Parish register transcripts (commonly known as “Bishops' Transcripts”)
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/2
Dates of creation: 1600-1919
Bishops' transcripts of registers of parishes and chapelries from the following areas:

the archdeaconries of Durham and Auckland;

the archdeaconries of Northumberland and Lindisfarne (in the diocese of Durham until 1882);

Hexhamshire from 1837 onwards (when this area ceased to be a detached part of the diocese of York and was transferred to the diocese of Durham). There are transcripts for the following Hexhamshire parishes and chapelries: Allendale St Cuthbert; Allendale St Peter; Carr Shield (or High West Allen); Hexham; Ninebanks (or Low West Allen); St John Lee; and Whitley Chapel. A few post-1837 Hexhamshire transcripts are still among the York Diocesan Archives. For details see A Handlist of Parish-Register Transcripts in the Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, within the Local printed collection.

Thockrington in Northumberland (a York ecclesiastical peculiar prior to 1837). All the Thockrington bishops' transcripts which are known to survive are now in this series.

The Durham ecclesiastical peculiars of Allertonshire (in Yorkshire) prior to 1813. There are transcripts for the following Allertonshire parishes and chapelries: Birkby, Brompton, Cowesby, Deighton, Hutton Bonville, Kirby Sigston, Leake, Northallerton with Romanby township, Osmotherley, Otterington North, Rounton West, Nether Silton, Thornton-le-Street and Worsall High.

Crayke in Yorkshire prior to 1837 (when this parish ceased to be a detached part of the diocese of Durham and was transferred to the diocese of York)

Alston and Garrigill in Cumberland (in the diocese of Durham until 1882)

The exact dates of all extant pre-1760 transcripts have been noted in this list, but in general outside dates only have been given for the post-1760 transcripts.
See separate Administrative Histories guide for further notes on the dates of transcripts, on the fuller format introduced by Bishop Barrington in 1797, and for references to dissenters and descriptions of parish registers noted within the BTs.
The transcripts were originally kept in annual bundles, each of which covered the whole diocese, but they have now (since 1969) been sorted into parish and chapelry order. They are listed here in one alphabetical sequence according to place-name.
York Diocesan Archives (Borthwick Institute) holds bishops' transcripts from Hexhamshire before 1837.
In the same way as at episcopal and archidiaconal visitations, parish register transcripts were often handed in at visitations of peculiars. Some of these are still with the visitation returns from the Allertonshire peculiars (see DDR/P/ALB/1). Many parish register transcripts from both the bishop and the dean and chapter of Durham's Allertonshire peculiars prior to 1813, together with most surviving parish register transcripts from parishes etc in the officialty, are, however, kept with this main series of parish register transcripts. Some parish register transcripts from the dean and chapter's peculiar are in the separately described collection of Durham Cathedral Muniments. Other stray parish register transcripts from parishes in both the diocese of Durham and the Durham peculiars are among the Howe MSS in Durham Chapter Library.
Post-1813 parish register transcripts from both the Allertonshire peculiars are with the York Diocesan Archives in the Borthwick Institute in York (while most of the surviving original parish registers from the peculiars have now been deposited in the North Yorkshire Record Office).
Bishops' transcripts dated 1702-1757 from (chiefly) Allertonshire and Crayke, but also some Durham and Northumberland parishes beginning D, E or G, are among the J.J. Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library. These are noted below and listed at JJH 8/6.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/1 December 1859-April 1876
Acklington (Northumberland)
Acklington transcripts for September 1855-1858 are included with Warkworth transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/262

For Allen High West, see under alias Carr Shield

For Allen Low West, see under alias Ninebanks

DDR/EA/PBT/2/3 1843-April 1853
Allendale St Cuthbert (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/4 1838-1852
Allendale St Peter (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/2 1871-1892
Allendale, Alston, Edmundbyers and Haltwhistle Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parishes of Allendale St Cuthbert, Alston, Edmundbyers and Haltwhistle
See also DDR/EA/PBT/2/9, DDR/EA/PBT/2/93 and DDR/EA/PBT/2/121

DDR/EA/PBT/2/5 1813-1878
Alnham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/6 October 1777-1890
Alnwick St Michael (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/7 October 1846-1847
Alnwick St Paul (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/8 March 1762-1840
Alston (Cumberland)
Includes transcripts for Garrigill, February 1784-September 1840 DDR/EA/PBT/2/111

DDR/EA/PBT/2/9 1873-1884
Alston and Haltwhistle Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parishes of Alston and Haltwhistle
See also DDR/EA/PBT/2/2 and DDR/EA/PBT/2/121

DDR/EA/PBT/2/10 March 1762-1876
Alwinton and Holystone (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/11 1764-1867
Ancroft (North Durham)

For Ash, see under alias Esh

DDR/EA/PBT/2/12 March 1765-1851
Auckland St Andrew (County Durham)
Includes transcripts for Escomb, May 1795-1803 DDR/EA/PBT/2/102

DDR/EA/PBT/2/13 1762-1854
Auckland St Helen (County Durham)
See also index to transcripts of 1593-1679 registers among Halmote Court miscellaneous books, at DHC1/M95.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/14 1762-1877
Aycliffe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/15 1875-1888
Ayresome Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Acklam (Yorkshire)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/16 1762-1851
Bamburgh (Northumberland)
Including transcripts for Beadnell, June 1790-March 1798 DDR/EA/PBT/2/18

DDR/EA/PBT/2/17 1762-1846
Barnard Castle (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/18 March 1767-1838
Beadnell (Northumberland)
Some Beadnell transcripts June 1790-March 1798 are included with Bamburgh transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/16

DDR/EA/PBT/2/19 1760-1858
Bedlington (North Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/20 1760-1868
Belford (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/21 1762-1846
Bellingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/22 1812
Beltingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/23 1869-1892
Benfieldside Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Lanchester

For Benton, see under alias Longbenton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/24 1838-1875
Benwell St James (Northumberland)
See also transcripts for Newcastle upon Tyne St John at DDR/EA/PBT/2/192.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/25 March 1764-1840
Berwick-upon-Tweed Holy Trinity (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/26 November 1858-April 1869
Berwick-upon-Tweed St Mary (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/27 May 1762-May 1872
Billingham (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/28 April 1600-May 1601, June 1603-April 1604, 1665-May 1666, [1667], December 1673-May 1674, November 1689-June 1690, 1718-[March 1719], 1726-[March 1727], May 1760-May 1813
Birkby (Yorkshire)
Includes transcripts from Hutton Bonville, 1665-1667 DDR/EA/PBT/2/147
Transcripts for [May] 1788-May 1800 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.
Transcripts for 1714-1715 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/1.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/29 1769-1834
Birtley St Giles (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/30 1850-1880
Birtley St John the Evangelist (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/31 1865-1891
Bishop Auckland Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Auckland St Andrew

DDR/EA/PBT/2/32 1769-1867
Bishop Middleham (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/33 March 1769-1854
Bishopton (County Durham)

For Bishopwearmouth Holy Trinity, see under alias Sunderland Holy Trinity

For Bishopwearmouth Hylton, see under alias South Hylton

For Bishopwearmouth John Street Chapel, see under alias Bishopwearmouth St Thomas

For Bishopwearmouth Ryhope, see under alias Ryhope

DDR/EA/PBT/2/76 November 1845-1852
Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/34 March 1742-March 1743, March 1762-1855
Bishopwearmouth St Michael (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/35 November 1846-1849
Bishopwearmouth St Thomas (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/36 1770-February 1876
Blanchland (Northumberland)

For Blaydon, see under alias Stella

For Blyth, see under Earsdon

DDR/EA/PBT/2/37 1759-1760, 1769-1835
Bolam (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/38 March 1765-1837
Boldon (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/39 1760-1843
Bothal (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/40 August 1762-1847
Brancepeth (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Crook, October-December 1843 DDR/EA/PBT/2/68

DDR/EA/PBT/2/41 1762-March 1856
Branxton (Northumberland)
Some Branxton transcripts 1764-May 1872 are included with Cornhill transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/60

DDR/EA/PBT/2/42 April 1660-April 1663, [March] 1697-[March 1698], March 1712-March 1713, [March] 1726-[March 1727], April 1731-March 1732, 1769, 1776, 1780, 1785, 1806, 1808
Brompton (Yorkshire)
Including transcripts from Deighton, [March] 1726-[March 1727] DDR/EA/PBT/2/74
A 1731 Brompton transcript survives among the Durham Cathedral Muniments at DCD/D/AB/1. Transcripts for 1710-1735 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/2-11.

For Broomhaugh St James, see under Bywell St Andrew

DDR/EA/PBT/2/43 July 1845-1846
Byers Green (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/44 June 1800-May 1803, 1813
Byrness (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/45 1762-May 1874
Bywell St Andrew (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Broomhaugh St James, July 1871-May 1874

DDR/EA/PBT/2/46 1762-May 1874
Bywell St Peter (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Healey St John, August 1868-May 1874, and from Newton Hall St James, August 1868-May 1874

DDR/EA/PBT/2/47 1845-1850
Cambo (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/48 August 1762-1866
Carham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/49 1842-1852
Carr Shield (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/50 1769-1851
Castle Eden (County Durham)
A transcript for 1769 survives with Bishop Trevor's 1770 visitation papers, at DDR/EV/VIS/5/1770/8/2.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/51 1760-1888
Chatton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/52 1765-April 1916
Chester-le-Street (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/53 1760-1868
Chillingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/54 1769-1868
Chollerton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/55 1869-1871
Choppington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/56 1766-1867
Cockfield (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/57 1843-1846
Collierley (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/58 1762-1846
Coniscliffe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/59 March 1769-1875
Corbridge (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Halton, 1814-1843 DDR/EA/PBT/2/119

DDR/EA/PBT/2/60 1760-1879
Cornhill (North Durham)
Including transcripts from Branxton, 1764-May 1827 DDR/EA/PBT/2/41

DDR/EA/PBT/2/61 1762-1877
Corsenside (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/62 1876-1878
Cotherstone Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Romaldkirk (Yorkshire)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/63 1842-1845
Coundon (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/64 [?October] 1661-April 1663, [March 1669-March 1670], [March] 1697-March 1698, March 1718-March 1719, March 1768-1812
Cowesby (Yorkshire)
Transcripts for March 1788-1799 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1. Within the same series, the visitation presentment for 30 May 1769 states that there were no baptisms, marriages or burials in Cowesby, 25 March 1768-25 March 1769.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/65 1762-1858
Cramlington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/66 March 1704-March 1705, March 1713-March 1714, March 1715-March 1716, March 1718-March 1719, March 1721-March 1722, March 1728-March 1729, March 1731-March 1732, 1769-1835
Crayke (Yorkshire)
Transcripts for 1721/2, 1728/9 and 1731/2 survive among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/2-4. Transcripts for 1716-1735 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/13-24.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/67 1837-1848
Cresswell and Ellington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/68 1844-1848
Crook (County Durham)
Crook transcripts October-December 1843 are included with Brancepeth transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/40

DDR/EA/PBT/2/69 1787-1831
Croxdale (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/70 1763-1867
Dalton-le-Dale (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/71 1865-1897
Darlington Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Darlington St Cuthbert

DDR/EA/PBT/2/72 August 1843-1854
Darlington Holy Trinity (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/73 August 1762-January 1872
Darlington St Cuthbert (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/74 [March 1661]-March [?1663], May 1673-May 1674, March 1715-March 1716, 1718-[April 1719], April 1731-February [1732], 1769, 1776, 1785, 1808
Deighton (Yorkshire)
Deighton transcript [March] 1726-[March 1727] is included with Brompton transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/42
A 1731 Deighton transcript survives among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/5. Transcripts for 1714-1731 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/25-27.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/75 1765-1882
Denton (County Durham)
Denton transcript 1843 is included with Gainford transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/110
Transcripts for 1756-1757 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/28.

For Deptford St Andrew, see under alias Bishopwearmouth St Andrew Deptford

DDR/EA/PBT/2/77 1835-1856
Dinnington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/78 1769-1857
Dinsdale (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/79 1765-1881
Doddington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/80 1813-1848
Durham Cathedral (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/81 1863-1893
Durham St Cuthbert (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/82 1777-1857
Durham St Giles (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/83 1765-1919
Durham St Margaret (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Neville's Cross St John, 1913-1919

DDR/EA/PBT/2/85 1787-1838
Durham St Mary the Less (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/84 1762-1841
Durham St Mary-le-Bow (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/86 [March 1740-March 1741], July 1787-1836
Durham St Nicholas (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/87 1773-1869
Durham St Oswald (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/88 1762-1844
Earsdon (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Blyth, 1762-1844

DDR/EA/PBT/2/89 March 1769-May 1851
Easington (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/90 1766-1871
Ebchester (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Medomsley, 1778-1779 DDR/EA/PBT/2/176
Ebchester transcripts 1776-1777, 1781-1782, 1783-1785, 1786-1788 are included with Medomsley transcripts.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/91 March 1760-1837
Edlingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/92 1765-1849
Edmundbyers (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/93 1872
Edmundbyers Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Edmundbyers. See also DDR/EA/PBT/2/2

DDR/EA/PBT/2/94 1763-1844
Egglescliffe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/95 1795-1854
Eggleston (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/96 1762-1842
Eglingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/97 1764-1842
Ellingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/98 1762-1830
Elsdon (Northumberland)
Transcripts for 1720 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/29.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/99 1762-1838
Elton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/100 1762-1870
Elwick Hall (County Durham)
Transcripts for 1709-1710 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/30 .

DDR/EA/PBT/2/101 1762-1850
Embleton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/102 March 1765-1849
Escomb (County Durham)
Some Escomb transcripts May 1795-1803 are included with Auckland St Andrew transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/12
Transcripts for 1709-1710 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/31.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/103 March 1795
Esh (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Satley, August 1796-August 1797, 1802, 1820 DDR/EA/PBT/2/219
Some Esh transcripts May 1763-1803 are included with Lanchester transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/164
Transcripts for 1709-1710 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/32.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/104 1834-1862
Etherley (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/105 1770-1856
Falstone (Northumberland)
A transcript for 1777 survives with Bishop Egerton's 1778 visitation papers, at DDR/EV/VIS/5/1778/9/14.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/106 April 1866-1869
Felling Christ Church (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/107 1765-1843
Felton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/108 1843-1864
Ferryhill (County Durham)

For Ford (County Durham), see under alias South Hylton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/109 1762-1841
Ford (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/110 1763-1851
Gainford (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Denton, 1843 DDR/EA/PBT/2/75

DDR/EA/PBT/2/111 March 1760-1839
Garrigill (Cumberland)
Some Garrigill transcripts February 1784-September 1840 are included with Alston transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/8

DDR/EA/PBT/2/113 August 1825-1863
Gateshead Fell St John (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/112 1769-1840
Gateshead St Mary (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/114 May 1872-December 1872
Gosforth North (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/115 1762-1846
Gosforth St Nicholas (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Longbenton, 177[5] DDR/EA/PBT/2/167

DDR/EA/PBT/2/237 1762-1855
Great Stainton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/116 1769-1856
Greatham (County Durham)
Transcripts for 1709-1710 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/33-35.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/117 1818-1852
Greystead (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/118 1762-1835
Grindon (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/119 March 1769-1875
Halton (Northumberland)
Some Halton transcripts 1814-1843 are included with Corbridge transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/59

DDR/EA/PBT/2/120 July 1758-June 1761, May 1768-1858
Haltwhistle (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/121 1865-1885
Haltwhistle Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Haltwhistle. See also DDR/EA/PBT/2/2 and DDR/EA/PBT/2/9

DDR/EA/PBT/2/122 1765-1856
Hamsterley (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/123 1762-1871
Hart (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/124 1769-1845
Hartburn (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/125 May 1769-1849
Hartlepool St Hilda (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/126 1897
Hartlepool West Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Stranton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/127 1765-1882
Haughton le Skerne (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/128 1866-1872
Haverton Hill (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/129 1769-1870
Haydon Bridge (Northumberland)
Some Haydon Bridge transcripts 1783-1843 are included with Warden transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/260

For Healey St John, see under Bywell St Peter

DDR/EA/PBT/2/130 1825-1839
Heatherycleugh (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/131 1773-1842
Hebburn (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/132 April 1727-March [1728], 1762-1848
Heddon-on-the-Wall (Northumberland)
A 1727 transcript survives among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/6.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/133 1765-1821
Heighington (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/134 1832-1835
Hetton-le-Hole (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/136 1844-1879
Heworth St Alban (County Durham)
Heworth St Alban transcript 1843 is included with Heworth St Mary transcripts

DDR/EA/PBT/2/137 1809-1875
Heworth St Mary (County Durham)
Including transcript from Heworth St Alban 1843
Heworth St Mary transcripts June 1768-March 1809 are included with Jarrow transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/152

DDR/EA/PBT/2/138 1837-1858
Hexham (Northumberland)

For High West Allen, see under alias Carr Shield

DDR/EA/PBT/2/283 1729, 1763, 1769, 1780, 1785, 1808
High Worsall (Yorkshire)
A 1729 transcript survives among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/7. Transcripts for 1727-1732 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/36-39.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/139 1765-1868
Holy Island (North Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/140 1762-1856
Horton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/141 1762-1847
Houghton-le-Spring (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/142 1892-1896
Houghton-le-Spring municipal cemetery (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/143 1763-1874
Howick (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/144 1819-1846
Humshaugh (Northumberland)
Humshaugh transcript 1818 is included with Simonburn transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/231

DDR/EA/PBT/2/145 1765-1871
Hunstanworth (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/146 1787-1885
Hurworth (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/147 [?February 1662]-April 1663, March 1669-February [1670], [1699-March 1700], [March] 1701-[March 1705], 1726-[February 1727], 1759-1760, 1768-1812
Hutton Bonville (Yorkshire)
Hutton Bonville transcripts 1665-1667 are included with Birkby transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/28
Transcripts for 1788-1799 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/149 1765-1869
Ilderton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/150 1844-1876
Ingleton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/151 1766-1878
Ingram (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/152 March 1765-1860
Jarrow (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Heworth St Mary, June 1768-March 1809 DDR/EA/PBT/2/137

DDR/EA/PBT/2/153 March 1762-1852
Kelloe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/154 [1639], [March 1692-March 1693], September 1697-[March 1698], April 1708-1709, April 1721-February [1722], April 1726-March [1727], April 1729-March [1730], April 1732-March [1733], April 1769-April 1770, March 1776-April 1777, April 1780-April 1781, April 1785-April 1786, 1808
Kirby Sigston (Yorkshire)
Transcripts for 1708/9, 1729 and 1732/3 survive among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/8-10. Transcripts for 1702-1703 and 1730-1732 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/40-42.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/155 1762-1845
Kirkharle (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/156 1760-1844
Kirkhaugh (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/157 1861-1862
Kirkheaton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/159 1762-1837
Kirknewton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/160 1760-1853
Kirkwhelpington (Northumberland)
With photocopy of transcript for August [1748]-January [1749] (kept elsewhere, as noted on photocopy)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/161 1769-March 1856
Knarsdale (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/162 1762-1836
Kyloe (North Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/163 1765-1851
Lamesley (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/164 May 1763-1865
Lanchester (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Esh, May 1763-1803 (DDR/EA/PBT/2/103) and Satley, 1803 (DDR/EA/PBT/2/219)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/165 [March] 1661-March 1663, April 1665-February [1666], March 1696-March 1697, April 1726-March [1727], 1759, 1760-1812
Leake (Yorkshire)
Including transcripts from Nether Silton, [March 1763-1812]
Transcripts for Leake with Nether Silton, March 1788-1799, are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.
Transcripts for 1729-1730 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/43.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/166 1765-1847
Lesbury (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/167 1762-1872
Longbenton (Northumberland)
A duplicate of the Longbenton transcript 177[5] is included with Gosforth St Nicholas transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/115

DDR/EA/PBT/2/168 March 1765-1841
Longframlington (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Brinkburn, March 1765-1835

DDR/EA/PBT/2/169 October 1876-1884
Longhirst (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/170 1769-1830
Longhorsley (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/171 1765-1870
Longhoughton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/172 1762-1841
Longnewton (County Durham)

For Low Ford, see under alias South Hylton

For Low West Allen, see under alias Ninebanks

DDR/EA/PBT/2/173 1760-1841
Lowick (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/174 1769-1837
Lucker (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/175 1861-1867
Lumley (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/176 1766-1846
Medomsley (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Ebchester, 1776-1777, 1781-1782, 1783-1785 and 1786-1788 DDR/EA/PBT/2/90
Medomsley transcript 1778-1779 is included with Ebchester transcripts.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/177 1769-1835
Meldon (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/158 1762-1884
Merrington (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/178 1762-1832
Middleton in Teesdale (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/179 1768-1843
Middleton St George (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/180 1769-1851
Mitford (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/181 1769-1840
Monk Hesleden (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/182 May 1766-1869
Monkwearmouth St Peter (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/183 1769-1840
Morpeth (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/184 1765-1852
Muggleswick (County Durham)

For Nether Silton, see under Leake

DDR/EA/PBT/2/185 1766-1880
Netherwitton (Northumberland)
A transcript of marriages for May 1800 to July 1801 survives with Bishop Barrington's 1801 visitation papers, at DDR/EV/VIS/5/1801/9/1.

For Nevilles Cross St John, see under Durham St Margaret.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/186 August 1760-1878
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea (Northumberland)
Some Newbiggin transcripts 1828-1868 are included with Woodhorn transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/281

For Newbrough, see under Warden.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/187 April 1764-1880
Newburn (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/188 1762-1868
Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/189 1861-1863
Newcastle upon Tyne Christ Church (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/190 1762-1880
Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/191 July 1812-1844
Newcastle upon Tyne St Ann (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/192 March 1748-March 1749, 1762-1854
Newcastle upon Tyne St John (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/193 1762-1855
Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/194 1844-1883
Newcastle upon Tyne St Peter (Northumberland)

For Newton Hall St James, see under Bywell St Peter

DDR/EA/PBT/2/195 1841-1857
Ninebanks (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/196 1767-1841
Norham (North Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/202 March 1661-April 1663, April 1669-April 1670, June 1673-[May 1674], March 1697-February [1698], March 1711-March 1712, March 1718-[March 1719], April 1721-[March 1722], April 1725-February [1726], 1759, 1760-1812
North Otterington (Yorkshire)
Transcripts for 1788-1799 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.
A 1725 transcript survives among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/17. Transcripts for 1727-1729 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/49-50.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/247 1842-1844
North Sunderland (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/197 March 1660-April 1663, March 1673-April 1674, April 1697-March [1698], March 1711-March 1712, March 1714-March 1715, March 1726-March [1727], March 1728-March 1729, March 1730-March [1732], 1759, 1769, 1780, 1785, 1808
Northallerton (Yorkshire)
Including transcripts from Romanby, March 1726-March [1727] (and see below)
Northallerton transcripts dated 1697, 1711/2, 1714/5, 1728, 1730 and 1731 (last with Romanby) survive among the Durham Cathedral Muniments, at DCD/D/AB/11-16. Transcripts for 1717-1734 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/44-48.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/198 1762-1846
Norton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/199 1865-1893
Norton Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Norton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/200 March [?1660]-March [1663], 1697-[?February 1698], [March 1712-March 1713], [March] 1714-[March 1715], [March] 1718-[March 1719], [March 1721-March 1722], [March] 1726-[March 1727], March 1759-March 1760, March 1760-1812
Osmotherley (Yorkshire)
With photocopy of transcript for [April 1668]-April 1669 (original at Borthwick Institute for Archives)
Transcripts for 1788-April 1800 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/201 1875
Osmotherley Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Osmotherley (Yorkshire)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/203 1762-1869
Ovingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/204 1845-1870
Pelton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/205 1762-1865
Penshaw (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/206 1762-1833
Pittington (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/207 1762-1844
Ponteland (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/209 1770-1854
Redmarshall (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/210 1768-1847
Rennington (Northumberland)
A transcript for March 1773 to March 1774 survives with Bishop Egerton's 1774 visitation papers, at DDR/EV/VIS/5/1774/11/1.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/211 1769-1847
Rock (Northumberland)

For Romanby (Yorkshire), see under Northallerton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/212 1760-1831
Rothbury (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/214 1827-1859
Ryhope (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/215 March 1765-1867
Ryton (County Durham)
Including transcripts from Winlaton Mill, 1798-March 1812, and Winlaton St Paul, September 1828-1832 (DDR/EA/PBT/2/275)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/216 1866-1875
Sacriston (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/217 1762-1859
Sadberge (County Durham)
A transcript of baptisms and burials for June 1773 to July 1774 survives with Bishop Egerton's 1774 visitation papers, at DDR/EV/VIS/5/1774/17/1.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/219 May 1797-1840
Satley (County Durham)
Satley transcripts August 1796-August 1797, 1802 and 1820 are included with Esh transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/103.
Satley transcript 1803 is included with Lanchester transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/164.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/220 1769-1850
Seaham (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/221 1833-1879
Seaton Carew (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/222 1769-1854
Sedgefield (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/223 1850-1877
Seghill (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/224 1841-1867
Shadforth (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/225 1813-1835
Sherburn Hospital (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/228 1762-1844
Shilbottle (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/229 1826-1870
Shincliffe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/230 June 1767-1840
Shotley (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/231 1760-1856
Simonburn (Northumberland)
Including transcript from Humshaugh 1818 DDR/EA/PBT/2/144

DDR/EA/PBT/2/232 1762-1888
Slaley (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/233 1762-1839
Sockburn (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/135 October 1838-October 1852
South Hetton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/148 1821-1842
South Hylton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/226 July 1864-1868
South Shields Holy Trinity (County Durham). See also next item.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/227 1763-1891
South Shields St Hilda (County Durham)
Including transcripts from South Shields Holy Trinity, September 1834-1848, and South Shields St Stephen, October 1846-1848

DDR/EA/PBT/2/234 1845-1848
Southwick (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/218 1837-1858
St John Lee (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/264 May 1774-1840
St John's Chapel in Weardale (County Durham)
Some St John's Chapel in Weardale transcripts June 1771-1812 are included with Stanhope transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/239.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/235 1765-1898
Staindrop (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/236 1867-1891
Staindrop Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Staindrop

DDR/EA/PBT/2/238 1769-1836
Stamfordham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/239 August 1762-1833
Stanhope (County Durham)
Including transcripts from St John's Chapel in Weardale June 1771-1812 DDR/EA/PBT/2/264

DDR/EA/PBT/2/240 1758, 1760-1847
Stannington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/241 1847
Stella (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/242 1865-1897
Stockton-on-Tees Society of Friends (Quakers)
In the ecclesiastical parish of Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas

DDR/EA/PBT/2/243 July 1838-1852
Stockton-on-Tees Holy Trinity (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/244 April 1762-1858
Stockton-on-Tees St Thomas (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/245 1762-1844
Stranton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/246 1769-1842
Sunderland Holy Trinity (County Durham)

For Sunderland St Thomas, see under alias Bishopwearmouth St Thomas

DDR/EA/PBT/2/248 March 1765-1844
Tanfield (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/249 1815-1862
Thockrington (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/250 1818-1851
Thorneyburn (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/251 1844
Thornley St Bartholomew Kelloe (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/252 [April 1669-April 1670], April 1696-April 1697, March 1714-March 1715, [March] 1718-March [1720], March 1721-March 1722, 1760-1812
Thornton-le-Street (Yorkshire)
The first transcript includes a presentment of papists (with list of names) dated 13 April 1670.
Transcripts for 1788-1799 are in the separate series of visitation papers from the bishop of Durham's Allertonshire peculiar, reference DDR/P/ALB/1.
Transcripts for 1729-1730 are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/51.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/253 1783-1856
Trimdon (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/254 1764-1885
Tweedmouth (North Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/255 1762-1851
Tynemouth (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/256 1760-1852
Ulgham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/257 1837
Usworth (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/258 August 1848-1858
Walker (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/259 1769-1871
Wallsend (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/260 1769-1878
Warden (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Haydon Bridge, 1783-1843 (DDR/EA/PBT/2/129) and Newbrough, 1769-1878

DDR/EA/PBT/2/261 1818-1844
Wark (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/262 1760-1884
Warkworth (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Acklington and from Chevington, September 1855-1858 DDR/EA/PBT/2/1

DDR/EA/PBT/2/263 1765-1847
Washington (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/208 1825-1839
West Rainton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/213 [March] 1636-March 1637, March 1661-March 1663, 1697-[February 1698], March 1725-March 1726, March 1780-March 1781, March 1785-March 1786, 1808
West Rounton (Yorkshire)
Transcripts for 1709-1735 (with gaps) are in the J.J.Howe collection at Durham Cathedral Library, at JJH 8/6 HBT/52-58.

DDR/EA/PBT/2/265 1769-1825
Whalton (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/266 April 1767-1853
Whickham (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/267 1762-1856
Whitburn (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/268 June 1760-1876
Whitfield (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/269 1843-1888
Whitley Chapel (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/270 1760-1879
Whittingham (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/271 1774-1871
Whittonstall (Northumberland)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/272 1765-1873
Whitworth (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/273 1765-1875
Whorlton (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/274 1773-1848
Widdrington (Northumberland)

For Winlaton Mill, see under alias Ryton

DDR/EA/PBT/2/275 1833-1850
Winlaton St Paul (County Durham)
Winlaton St Paul transcripts September 1828-1832 are included with Ryton transcripts DDR/EA/PBT/2/215

DDR/EA/PBT/2/276 1762-1844
Winston (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/277 1777-1847
Witton Gilbert (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/278 1765-1859
Witton-le-Wear (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/279 1765-1854
Wolsingham (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/280 1794-1871
Wolviston (County Durham)

DDR/EA/PBT/2/281 July 1760-1878
Woodhorn (Northumberland)
Including transcripts from Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, 1828-1868 DDR/EA/PBT/2/186

DDR/EA/PBT/2/282 1766-1868
Wooler (Northumberland)

For Wooley Burn Foot burial ground (Allendale parish, Northumberland), see under Allendale, Alston, Edmundbyers and Haltwhistle Society of Friends (Quakers)

Lists of parish registers
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/3
Dates of creation: 1813-1814
Extent: 1 box
The lists of registers often include quite detailed notes on the contents and condition of the registers. They cover parishes in both Durham and Northumberland, in a single sequence.

Accounts of parish register transcripts
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/4
Dates of creation: 1813-1840 (boxed) and 1742-1850 (volume)
Extent: 1 box and 1 volume
The registry lists include total numbers of baptisms, marriages and burials for each parish that had returned transcripts, together with some additional notes. The volume (DDR/EA/PBT/4/1, formerly DDR vols XVIII/14) is also a book of forms, compiled ca.1862.

Return of baptisms for 1851
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/5
Dates of creation: 1856
Extent: 1 folder
Return of numbers baptised in 1851 (the year of the census), made in 1856 following a resolution of parliament

Hurworth parish strays
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/6
Dates of creation: 1915-1924
Extent: 1 bundle
Death certificates, issued to authorise burial and normally retained with other parish records (or discarded), together with some letters from undertakers etc relating to funeral arrangements.
With the certificates were found some copies or drafts of parish register entries, as follows:

baptisms, 1918-1924

burials, 1913-1915

Register of persons adopted after baptism
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/7
Dates of creation: 1948, 1958-1973
Extent: 1 bundle
Register recording names of persons initially baptised as illegitimate children but subsequently adopted ('legitimised'), and issued with 'short' certificates of baptism (i.e. giving their new names), according to the provisions of the Adoption Acts and the 1961 Baptismal Registers Measure.
The register included numerous letters and papers relating to the procedures and to particular cases, as well as to the baptism of illegitimate children generally. These items are now stored in a separate folder, with the register.
All these items are CLOSED UNTIL 2073 (100 years), in accordance with standards for records of adoption. Permission to consult the records must first be obtained from the diocesan registrar.

Papers relating to the 1978 Parochial Registers and Records Measure
Reference: DDR/EA/PBT/8
Dates of creation: 1981, 1992
Extent: 2 folders
Miscellaneous letters and papers relating to the measure, including the episcopal instrument designating Durham County Record Office as the Diocesan Record Office for deposit of parochial records, and notes on the amendment of the measure in 1992.

Nonconformists
Reference: DDR/EA/NCN
Classes concerned with the registration of meeting places (including chapels and private houses) used for worship by Protestant non-conformists.
Other classes relating to Nonconformists and Roman Catholics among the Durham Diocesan Records include the following.


	DDR/EJ/OTH/3	Durham Quarter Sessions, 1590-1599, 1670-1689 (include a folder of presentments relating to illegal conventicles)
	DDR/EJ	Consistory court records
	DDR/BP/PAR/1-2	Parish files for Northumberland and Durham, include returns of Catholics, 1780
	DDR/EV/RET	Clergy visitation returns frequently include references to nonconformists (see list for details of years concerned)
	DDR/BP/DIO/1	Correspondence includes papers in connection with an enquiry into Primitive Methodists, 1900
	DDR/EV/VIS/1/3	Visitation book, with list of Hexhamshire papists, 1670
	DDR/EA/PBT/2/252	Thornton-le-Street Bishops' Transcripts, 1669/70, with presentment of papists (listed)

Other records within the Special Collections include:


	BRA 1297 (Kennett papers)	Recusant family of Coxhoe, 1642-1755
	Salvin papers	See also Salvin papers in Durham County Record Office
	Backhouse papers	Darlington Quakers, with material on Norfolk Gurneys and other Quaker families
	Add.MS 540/2-3	Recusant roll, ca.1680
	BRA 1260/150	Letter from William Bacon, mentions progress and effects of Jacobite rebellion, 1715
	CCB	Some warrants concerning papists, 1629
	DCD/D/LP29	Archdeacon's inquiry into non-conformist conventicles, 1669
	DPR	Durham Probate Records
	UND	Surveyor's deposit bundles 279 and 285, including death/burial certificates relating to Catholic priests, 1847-1907
	MSP 91, no.41	List of popish chapels within seven miles of Bishop of Durham's palace, ca.1705
	Shafto papers	Schedule of yearly value of papists' estates, 1724 (item 1445). Letter relating to Jacobite rebellion, 1715 (item 1167)
	PamSC+ 01944	Handlist of recusants in Co. Durham, 1600-1642 (by E. Clavering)

Durham Cathedral Library, Sharp MS 79: contains list of popish recusants, 1680

Registers of meeting house certificates
Reference: DDR/EA/NCN/1
Extent: 4 volumes Although registration of meeting houses was required from 1688, the registers date only from 1780. In York, the earliest registrations are found in faculty registers, although registrations for Durham meetings have not been found there. Registration was taken away from the bishop's court and given to the Registrar General in 1852.
Formerly referenced as DDR/vols.XIII/1-4

DDR/EA/NCN/1/1 1780-1812
Indexed

DDR/EA/NCN/1/2 1812-1820

DDR/EA/NCN/1/3 1820-1832

DDR/EA/NCN/1/4 1832-1852

Meeting house certificates
Reference: DDR/EA/NCN/2
Dates of creation: 1732-1852
Extent: 6 boxes
Certificates sent to the diocesan registry, certifying that a particular building, chapel or meeting place is used for public religious worship. The certificates are often endorsed with a note of receipt in the registry and the issue of a certificate of registration by the registry. These registration certificates (or copies of them) do not survive among the DDR.
The certificates usually include a description of the location or type of meeting place, and are signed by members of the meeting or by the minister and trustees. A minority of the certificates state the denomination of the meeting, but most refer merely to a meeting of 'protestants' or 'dissenters'. Certificates are held for nonconformist meetings in both Northumberland and County Durham.
Arranged by township or place of the meeting or chapel, with a note of the parish or chapelry, and of any street or farm name (as given in the document) being included within the description. Form of place name is as given in document, sometimes a street or house name may have been used rather than a township name.
The certificates are held in a single sequence for both Northumberland and Durham archdeaconries.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/1 1841 - 1847
Allendale
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/1/1 19 June 1841 (date certified to registry)22 June 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Dike Nook, Allendale, Northumberland
House occupied by James Millican of Dike Nook
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 June 1841
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Certifier is Ambrose Freeman of Alston, Cumberland, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/1/2 5 July 1841 (date certified to registry)7 July 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Bates Hill, Allendale, Northumberland
House occupied by Robert Foster at Bates Hill
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 7 July 1841
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Certifier is Thomas Catterick of Durham City, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/1/3 12 March 1846 (date certified to registry)12 March 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 March 1846
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/1/4 22 March 1847 (date certified to registry)26 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 March 1847
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
Chapel occupied by Primitive Methodist Connexion
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/2 1848
Allenheads
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/2/1 22 May 1848 (date certified to registry)26 May 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Allenheads, Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'new Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 May 1848
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/3 1818
Allenshields
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/3/1 31 August 1818 (date certified to registry)9 September 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Allenshields, Hunstanworth, County Durham
House occupied by William Price
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/4 1792-1808
Alnmouth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/4/1 9 July 1792 (date certified to registry)16 July 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Alnmouth, Lesbury, Northumberland
House occupied by John Dixon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/4/2 30 March 1808 (date certified to registry)15 April 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Schoolhouse, Alnmouth, Lesbury, Northumberland
House of John Appleby known as the Schoolhouse
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5 1788 - 1817
Alnwick
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5/1 18 September 1788 (date certified to registry)23 September 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Alnwick, Northumberland
Property described as 'new chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5/2 7 May 1790 (date certified to registry)10 May 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Bondgate Street, Alnwick, Northumberland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5/3 18 January 1805 (date certified to registry)23 January 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Green Bank, Alnwick, Northumberland
Property described as 'Bethel Chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5/4 28 May 1816 (date certified to registry)7 June 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Sion Meeting House, Alnwick, Northumberland
Sion Meeting House occupied by the Revd Joseph Rate
Denomination is Presbyterian
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/5/5 30 January 1817 (date certified to registry)31 January 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Ebenezer Meeting House, Alnwick, Northumberland
New Meeting House called Ebenezer lately erected and now finished, situated between Green Ba[n]k street and the Market Place
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/6 1805 - 1848
Alston
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/6/1 4 January 1805 (date certified to registry)7 February 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Fore Field, Alston, Cumberland
Meeting house in Fore Field adjoining Alston
Denomination is Calvinist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/6/2 12 November 1825 (date certified to registry)24 November 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Alston, Cumberland
Cottage house and premises held and occupied by John Dawson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/6/3 12 November 1825 (date certified to registry)24 November 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Alston, Cumberland
Chapel and premises held and occupied by Thomas Robinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/6/4 29 June 1848 (date certified to registry)1 July 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Alston, Cumberland
Meeting house situated at the top end of the town commonly called 'the back of the burn'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 1 July 1848
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/7 1840 - 18411841
Annfield Plain
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/7/1 12 December 1840 (date certified to registry)
Property at Annfield Plain, Lanchester, County Durham
Chapel and premises held and occupied by Cuthbert Thew and Co. of Oxhill and Annfield Plain etc
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 24 December 1840
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/7/2 15 September 1841 (date certified to registry)22 September 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Annfield Plain, Lanchester, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by Anthony Mackey
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/8 1836
Auckland St Andrew
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/8/1 16 March 1836 (date certified to registry)
Property at Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Chapel occupied by Mark Watson, William Coates, Jos Langstaff, Job Cain, Robert Robson, James Marr and John Douglas
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9 1788 - 19451788 - 1845
Auckland West
1 folder, 9 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/1 4 June 1788 (date certified to registry)7 June 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ralph Hodgson
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/2 22 May 1795 (date certified to registry)2 June 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/3 8 April 1805 (date certified to registry)10 April 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Samuel Girb
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/4 26 July 1805 (date certified to registry)1 August 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house in the west end of West Auckland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/5 19 May 1809 (date certified to registry)10 June 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ralph Howes
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/6 20 January 1823 (date certified to registry)10 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Robinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/7 10 March 1836 (date certified to registry)19 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/8 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/9/9 14 October 1845 (date certified to registry)14 October 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Auckland West (alias West Auckland), Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/10 1778
Aycliffe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/10/1 8 February 1778 (date certified to registry)10 February 1778 (received by registry)
Property at Aycliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Francis Parkins
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/11 1783 - 1832
Aycliffe Great
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/11/1 22 April 1783 (date certified to registry)5 May 1783 (received by registry)
Property at Aycliffe Great (alias Great Aycliffe), Aycliffe, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/11/2 15 May 1832 (date certified to registry)19 May 1832 (received by registry)
Property at High Street, Aycliffe Great (alias Great Aycliffe), Aycliffe, County Durham
Meeting house situate in the High Street belonging to Robert Burdy
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12 1809 - 18111809 - 1812
Ayres Quay
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12/1 13 November 1809 (date certified to registry)7 December 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Ayres Quay, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12/2 16 December 1811 (date certified to registry)13 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Ayres Quay, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12A 1816 - 1825
Ballast Hills
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12A/1 19 September 1816 (date certified to registry)20 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Ballast Hills, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Schoolroom occupied by Archbold Strachan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/12A/2 3 October 1825 (date certified to registry)21 October 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Ballast Hills, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Morris
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/13 17991781 - 1799
Barlow
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/13/1 8 August 1781 (received by registry)
Property at Barlow, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Robert Haswell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/13/2 8 August 1799 (date certified to registry)14 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Barlow, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14 1766 - 18371787 - 1837
Barnard Castle
1 folder, 11 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/1 12 February 1766 (date certified to registry)
Property at Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Hay
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/2 19 June 1787 (date certified to registry)22 June 1787 (received by registry)
Property at Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/3 26 June 1790 (date certified to registry)9 July 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Property described as 'Methodist meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/4 3 October 1801 (date certified to registry)5 October 1801 (received by registry)
Property at Newgate Street, Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house situate on the south side of Newgate Street belonging to William L. Prattiman
Denomination is Calvinist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/5 6 November 1811 (date certified to registry)13 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to William Luke Prattiman
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/6 2 September 1814 (date certified to registry)5 September 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Newgate Street, Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Newgate Street belonging to W.L. Prattiman
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/7 28 February 1822 (date certified to registry)2 March 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Barnard Castle, Gainford, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/8 5 February 1823 (date certified to registry)14 February 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, Barnard Castle, County Durham
Property described as 'newly erected Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/9 4 June 1824 (date certified to registry)22 July 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, Barnard Castle, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/10 14 October 1831 (date certified to registry)20 September 1831 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, Barnard Castle, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/14/11 13 April 1837 (date certified to registry)14 April 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Hale Street, Gainford, Barnard Castle, County Durham
Meeting house including a chapel and schoolroom occupied by Reverend W.L. Prattiman and John Harrison
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/15 1803
Bavington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/15/1 4 February 1803 (date certified to registry)8 February 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Bavington, Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Miss Elizabeth Rutherford
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/16 1825
Beamish Pit Hill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/16/1 4 February 1825 (date certified to registry)4 February 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Beamish Pit Hill, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Portus
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17 1782 - 1820
Bedlington
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/1 16 October 1782 (date certified to registry)19 October 1782 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ann Wilson
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/2 20 June 1810 (date certified to registry)23 June 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Clough
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/3 27 March 1817 (date certified to registry)14 April 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Schoolroom occupied by Henry Sanderson
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/4 16 June 1819 (date certified to registry)27 June 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Meeting house known as 'Old Hall' occupied by Robert Swan-Emerson
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/5 30 June 1819 (date certified to registry)7 July 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Fawcus
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/17/6 11 November 1820 (date certified to registry)16 November 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Bedlington, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by Richard Wilson
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/18 1777 - 1849
Belford
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/18/1 31 May 1777 (date certified to registry)4 June 1777 (received by registry)
Property at Belford, Northunmberland
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/18/2 24 November 1841 (date certified to registry)26 November 1841 (received by registry)
Property at West Street, Belford, Northumberland
Room and premises in West Street, Belford belonging to Walter Mathison and William Stewart
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/18/3 22 November 1849 (date certified to registry)23 November 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Black Swan Inn, Belford, Northumberland
Long Room of the Black Swan Inn
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 November 1849
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/19 18071808
Bellingham
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/19/1 29 December 1807 (date certified to registry)22 January 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Bellingham, Simonburn, Northumberland
Property described as 'newly erected meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/20 1813 - 18511851
Bell's Close
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/20/1 8 September 1813 (date certified to registry)
Property at Bell's Close, Newburn, Northunmberland
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Hunter (Tenant), belonging to George Baker
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/20/2 15 March 1851 (date certified to registry)26 March 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Bell's Close, Newburn, Northumberland
Methodist meeting room established by the late Reverend John Ivesley
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 March 1857
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/21 1835
Belmont
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/21/1 28 September 1835 (date certified to registry)28 September 1835 (received by registry)
Property at Belmont, Durham St Giles, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/22 1807
Benfieldside
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/22/1 19 August 1807 (date certified to registry)28 August 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Benfieldside, Medomsley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Turnbull
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23 1772 - 18441792 - 1844
Berwick-upon-Tweed
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23/1 15 September 1772 (date certified to registry)
Property at Marygate, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Meeting house previously known as '? Barn' [page torn] situate in Marygate and now belonging to Thomas Fforsyth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23/2 2 April 1792 (date certified to registry)3 April 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Church Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
House or room in Church Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23/3 24 February 1809 (date certified to registry)3 March 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23/4 25 November 1811 (date certified to registry)26 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Room on the east side of Church Street adjoining the Inn or Public House known by the sign of the Kings Head
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/23/5 29 November 1844 (date certified to registry)3 December 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Marygate, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Large room or apartment constituting the first floor of a tenement or building situate in Marygate, the rear of which building adjoins the entrance to Goldensquare, building was formerly used as a printing office by the late William Lochead, printer.
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/24 1826
Bill Quay
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/24/1 4 April 1826 (date certified to registry)5 April 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Bill Quay, Heworth, County Durham
Room occupied by William Batty in Bill Quay in Heworth chapelry in Jarrow parish
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/25 1788
Billy Row
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/25/1 14 July 1788 (date certified to registry)10 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Billy Row, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Wailes
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/26 1792
Bilton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/26/1 14 July 1792 (date certified to registry)16 July 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Bilton, Lesbury, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Knox
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/27 1812
Birtley (County Durham)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/27/1 3 April 1812 (date certified to registry)3 June 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Birtley, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/28 1770 - 18111812
Birtley (Northumberland)
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/28/1 n.d. [pre-1780] (date certified to registry)
Property at Reed Bank, Birtley, Chollerton, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Wier and situate at Reed Bank
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/28/2 3 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Birtley, Chollerton, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Milburn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29 1791 - 1850
Bishop Auckland
1 folder, 9 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/1 1 July 1791 (date certified to registry)9 July 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Matthew Forster
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/2 24 January 1807 (date certified to registry)31 January 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Back Bondgate, Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
New meeting house situate in Back Bondgate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/3 16 February 1821 (date certified to registry)16 February 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to John Wright
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/4 28 March 1821 (date certified to registry)5 April 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to [M. Proud] occupied by John Newton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/5 4 November 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house known as "Sir Issac's Long Room" belonging to Lowinger Hall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/6 15 December 1827 (date certified to registry)24 December 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by [Bartle] Dixon
1f.(= f.2 of item 297/9)
Kept with item 297/9, to which it is physically attached

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/7 10 March 1836 (date certified to registry)19 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/8 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Back Bondgate, Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Chapel with vestry adjoining situate in the north side of Back Bondgate
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/29/9 5 January 1850 (date certified to registry)5 January 1850 (received by registry)
Property at South Road, Bishop Auckland, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Chapel situate in South Road
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/30 1817 - 1823
Bishop Middleham
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/30/1 7 May 1817 (date certified to registry)10 May 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Middleham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Applegarth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/30/2 5 June 1818 (date certified to registry)13 June 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Middleham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Morrell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/30/3 25 March 1823 (date certified to registry)28 March 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Bishop Middleham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31 1793 - 18341778 - 1834
Bishopton
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31/1 25 April 177[?8] (received by registry)
Property at Bishopton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Hutchinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31/2 8 July 1793 (date certified to registry)27 July 1793 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopton, County Durham
Meeting house on the north side of the street in Bishopton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31/3 7 August 1799 (date certified to registry)24 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopton, County Durham
Meeting house on the east side of Bishopton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31/4 27 July 1817 (date certified to registry)1 September 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Mason
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/31/5 30 January 1834 (date certified to registry)1 February 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopton, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel and premises'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32 1769 - 18451795 - 1845
Bishopwearmouth
1 folder, 20 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/1 4 April 1769 (date certified to registry)
Property at Numbers Garth, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Methodist's room in Numbers Garth
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/2 11 July 1795 (date certified to registry)14 July 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/3 6 January 1798 (date certified to registry)9 January 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
New meeting house situate near the high road
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/4 14 December 1798 (date certified to registry)21 December 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Tan's Street, Bishopwearmouth (alias Sunderland), Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
New meeting house situate on the west side of Tan's Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/5 14 January 1809 (date certified to registry)11 March 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Moor Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Zion shapel west side of Moor Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/6 13 May 1814 (date certified to registry)16 May 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Room in the house belonging to the New Glass house
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/7 25 November 1816 (date certified to registry)25 November 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Tan's Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house or chapel in Tan's Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/8 8 July 1818 (date certified to registry)8 July 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Villiers Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'Bethel chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/9 29 March 1824 (date certified to registry)3 April 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Numbers Garth, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Numbers Garth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/10 3 January 1826 (date certified to registry)12 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Villiers Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
St George's Chapel situate in Villiers Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/11 13 January 1830 (date certified to registry)14 January 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Johnson Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house in Johnson Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/12 25 August 1832 (date certified to registry)25 August 1832 (received by registry)
Property at Durham Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Smyrina Chapel situate in a new street at the head of Church Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/13 4 October 1832 (date certified to registry)
Property at New Hopper Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
New chapel situate in New Hopper Street and occupied by Emmerson Muschamp
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/14 23 June 1834 (date certified to registry)23 June 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Queen Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Room occupied by Mary Wolfe [widow] situate in a dwelling house on Queen Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/15 16 August 1836 (date certified to registry)17 August 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Fawcett Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Fawcett Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/16 10 October 1836 (date certified to registry)13 October 1836 (received by registry)
Property at South Durham Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
New meeting house in South Durham Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/17 17 June 1837 (date certified to registry)19 June 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Villiers Street, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Bethel chapel in Villiers Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/18 19 February 1844 (date certified to registry)24 February 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Ballast Hills, Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house at Ballast Hills
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/19 3 May 1844 (date certified to registry)4 May 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Nicholson Street School now in the holding of Andrew White and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/32/20 18 March 1845 (date certified to registry)19 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Bethseda Free Chapel now in the holding of Reverend Arthur Augustus Rees
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/33 18251826
Blackcleugh
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/33/1 31 December 1825 (date certified to registry)3 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Blackcleugh, Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/34 1846 - 1848
Blackhill
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/34/1 25 September 1846 (date certified to registry)30 September 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Blackhill, Lanchester, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to the Derwent Iron Company
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/34/2 11 March 1848 (date certified to registry)13 March 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Blackhill, Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/35 1833
Blackwall
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/35/1 6 January 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Blackwall, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to George Pallentine Gibson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 23 January 1833
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
John Sumner (check name) [instigator of the document] is a Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/36 1805 - 1827
Blackwell
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/36/1 23 March 1805 (date certified to registry)27 March 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Blackwell, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to John Stothard
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/36/2 26 January 1812 (date certified to registry)6 February 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Blackwell, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Martin Ratcliffe
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/36/3 5 February 1827 (date certified to registry)9 February 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Blackwell, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ann Brash
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/37 1811 - 18441812 - 1844
Blanchland
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/37/1 23 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Blanchland, Shotley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Whitfield Hudson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/37/2 16 May 1844 (date certified to registry)17 May 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Blanchland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Armstrong
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/38 1789 - 1851
Blaydon
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/38/1 10 July 1789 (date certified to registry)27 July 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Blaydon, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Harsdon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/38/2 3 February 1815 (date certified to registry)14 February 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Blaydon, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/38/3 6 May 1826 (date certified to registry)
Property at Blaydon, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Charlton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/38/4 8 December 1851 (date certified to registry)13 December 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Blaydon, Winlaton, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to Bartholomew Stokoe, John Charlton and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/39 1824 - 1825
Blue Quarries
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/39/1 17 January 1824 (date certified to registry)22 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Blue Quarries, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Rebecca Dixon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/39/2 15 October 1825 (date certified to registry)19 October 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Blue Quarries, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Haddon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/40 1815 - 1816
Blyth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/40/1 12 August 1815 (date certified to registry)16 August 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Blyth, Earsdon, Northumberland
Meeting house for which James Dixon, John Christian, George Morrison, John Carr, John Nunn and Bob Lawson are trustees
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/40/2 19 August 1816 (date certified to registry)6 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Blyth, Earsdon, Northumberland
Property described as 'Ebenezer chapel'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/41 1810
Blyth Quay
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/41/1 18 August 1810 (date certified to registry)25 October 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Blyth Quay, Earsdon, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/42 1812
Bolam
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/42/1 29 July 1812 (date certified to registry)30 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Bolam, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Mary Turner
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/43 1799
Boldon
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/43/1 22 July 1799 (date certified to registry)26 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Boldon, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/44 1818 - 1830
Boldon East
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/44/1 29 April 1818 (date certified to registry)4 May 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Boldon East (alias East Boldon), Boldon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Henderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/44/2 11 August 1830 (date certified to registry)14 August 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Boldon East (alias East Boldon), Boldon, County Durham
Meeting house known as [Tirzah] belonging to P.Hall
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/45 1800 - 18231800 - 1824
Boldon West
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/45/1 29 August 1800 (date certified to registry)8 September 1800 (received by registry)
Property at Boldon West (alias West Boldon), Boldon, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/45/2 20 June 1823 (date certified to registry)20 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Boldon West (alias West Boldon), Boldon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Hull
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/46 1812
Bolton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/46/1 22 June 1812 (date certified to registry)26 June 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Bolton, Edlingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Morrison
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/47 1849
Bowlees
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/47/1 20 March 1849 (date certified to registry)23 March 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Bowlees, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/48 1788
Bradley Hall
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/48/1 14 July 1788 (date certified to registry)18 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Bradley Hall, Wolsingham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Atkinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/49 1799 - 1813
Brafferton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/49/1 5 August 1799 (date certified to registry)13 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Brafferton, Aycliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Matthew Brown
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/49/2 22 June 1812 (date certified to registry)23 June 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Brafferton, Aycliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John [Netherick]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/49/3 24 August 1813 (date certified to registry)NB to check date as received date is prior to certified date (received by registry)
Property at Brafferton, Aycliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Gibson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/50 1771 - 1843
Brancepeth
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/50/1 19 May 1771 (date certified to registry)25 May 1771 (received by registry)
Property at Standalone House, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house known as Standalone House
Denomination is Methodists or Independants
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/50/2 20 May 1811 (date certified to registry)25 May 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/50/3 16 October 1843 (date certified to registry)16 October 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Miller
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Certificate raised by Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/51 1820 - 1825
Brandon
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/51/1 28 October 1820 (date certified to registry)6 November 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Brandon, Brancepeth, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to William Forster
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/51/2 18 September 1824 (date certified to registry)18 September 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Brandon, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Smith
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/51/3 11 December 1824 (date certified to registry)13 December 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Brandon, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Wears
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/51/4 29 November 1825 (date certified to registry)29 November 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Brandon, Brancepeth, County Durham
Room belonging to Thomas Johnson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/52 1837
Branton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/52/1 26 June 1837 (date certified to registry)1 July 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Branton, Eglingham, Northumberland
Property described as 'Presbyterian Meeting House'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/53 1825
Bridge End
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/53/1 28 September 1825 (date certified to registry)29 September 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Bridge End, Bywell St Peter, Northumberland
Meeting house [Tenement] occupied by Joseph Proud
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/54 1814 - 1828
Broomhaugh
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/54/1 4 August 1814 (date certified to registry)28 August 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Broomhaugh, Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Richardson
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/54/2 18 May 1828 (date certified to registry)19 May 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Broomhaugh, Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Robson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/55 1851
Brotherlee
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/55/1 26 February 1851 (date certified to registry)11 March 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Brotherlee, Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to the Primitive Methodists
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/56 1808
Burdon East
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/56/1 16 July 1808 (date certified to registry)28 July 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Burdon East (alias East Burdon), Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Room in the house occupied by Matthew Davis
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/57 1788 - 1826
Burnopfield
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/57/1 14 July 1788 (date certified to registry)15 September 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Burnopfield, Tanfield, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/57/2 26 July 1799 (date certified to registry)29 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Burnopfield, Tanfield, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/57/3 24 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Burnopfield, Tanfield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Mary Alder
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/58 1812
Burnshieldhaugh
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/58/1 23 December 1812 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Burnshieldhaugh, Shotley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Whaley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/59 1795 - 1851
Byers Green
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/59/1 1 April 1795 (date certified to registry)1 April 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Byers Green, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by N. William
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/59/2 14 October 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Byers Green, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Christopher Johnson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/59/3 21 February 1851 (date certified to registry)12 April 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Byers Green, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist Chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/60 1790
Byker
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/60/1 3 October 1790 (date certified to registry)6 October 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/61 1818
Bywell St Andrew
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/61/1 19 February 1818 (date certified to registry)23 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Stony
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/62 1814
Callerton High
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/62/1 1 November 1814 (date certified to registry)18 November 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Callerton High (alias High Callerton), Ponteland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Powell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/63 1810
Cambo
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/63/1 8 July 1810 (date certified to registry)13 July 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Cambo, Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Cook
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/64 1796
Capheaton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/64/1 3 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Capheaton, Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to John and Michael Cook
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/65 1812
Carlton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/65/1 28 January 1812 (date certified to registry)13 February 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Carlton, Redmarshall, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Boyd
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/66 1851
Carrville
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/66/1 14 October 1851 (date certified to registry)15 October 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Carrville, Durham St Giles, County Durham
Chapel belonging to George Lee and John Harrison
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/67 1812 - 1843
Carville
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/67/1 11 January 1812 (date certified to registry)24 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Carville, Wallsend, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/67/2 7 November 1843 (date certified to registry)7 November 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Carville, Wallsend, Northumberland
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/68 1843
Cassop
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/68/1 16 October 1843 (date certified to registry)16 October 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Cassop, Kelloe, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 16 October 1843
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate is a Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/69 1846
Catton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/69/1 12 March 1846 (date certified to registry)12 March 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Catton, Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/70 1811
Causey Dykes
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/70/1 19 June 1811 (date certified to registry)25 June 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Causey Dykes, Tanfield, County Durham
House of William Whale of Causey Hall situated at Causey Dykes
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/71 1832
Causey Park Bridge
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/71/1 1 July 1832 (date certified to registry)30 July 1832 (received by registry)
Property at Causey Park Bridge, Bothal, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/72 1809
Charton Myers
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/72/1 28 February 1809 (date certified to registry)15 March 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Charton Myers, Ellingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Embleton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/73 1793
Chartershaugh
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/73/1 8 April 1793 (date certified to registry)10 April 1793 (received by registry)
Property at Chartershaugh, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74 1773 - 1835
Chester-le-Street
1 folder, 13 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/1 14 June 1773 (date certified to registry)23 June 1773 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Part of house belonging to Mr. Hutton Downs
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/2 7 April 1779 (date certified to registry)14 April 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Tinher
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/3 7 September 1803 (date certified to registry)12 September 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to John Pearson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/4 1 October 1807 (date certified to registry)27 October 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'new chapel/meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/5 2 July 1814 (date certified to registry)4 August 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/6 1 January 1815 (date certified to registry)3 February 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Low Chain, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Bethel chapel situate in Low Chain
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/7 3 February 1824 (date certified to registry)4 February 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by John Emmerson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/8 21 January 1826 (date certified to registry)21 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by John Walton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/9 18 February 1826 (date certified to registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Room occupied by John Walton, William Hind, Allsop Wilson, John Emerson and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/10 8 December 1829 (date certified to registry)8 December 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Room belonging to Abner Lucas and William Hind
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/11 25 June 1830 (date certified to registry)NB to check date 25 or 26 (received by registry)
Property at Browns Buildings, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Thompson situate at Browns Buildings
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/12 17 November 1834 (date certified to registry)17 November 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Room in house occupied by John Lax
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/74/13 22 October 1835 (date certified to registry)28 October 1835 (received by registry)
Property at Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to Moses Lupton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/75 1817
Chirton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/75/1 18 May 1817 (date certified to registry)20 May 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Chirton, Tynemouth, Northumberland
House to be used as a chapel occupied by Edward Simpson
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/76 1819
Chirton Low
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/76/1 7 December 1819 (date certified to registry)8 December 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Chirton Low (alias Low Chirton), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Dixon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/77 1792 - 1807
Cleadon
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/77/1 4 May 1792 (date certified to registry)5 May 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Cleadon, Whitburn, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/77/2 18 November 1807 (date certified to registry)24 November 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Cleadon, Whitburn, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/78 1805 - 1818
Cockerton
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/78/1 23 March 1805 (date certified to registry)27 March 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Cockerton, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joshua Spark
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/78/2 9 March 1818 (date certified to registry)9 March 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Cockerton, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Richard Braithwaite
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/79 1817 - 1840
Cockfield
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/79/1 9 August 1817 (date certified to registry)14 August 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Cockfield, County Durham
Schoolroom [possibly belonging to Ralph Bradley]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/79/2 23 July 1828 (date certified to registry)NB to check date 28 or 29 (received by registry)
Property at Cockfield, County Durham
Chapel belonging to Thomas Burton of Middridge and John Raine of Cockfield
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/79/3 24 July 1840 (date certified to registry)31 July 1840 (received by registry)
Property at Cockfield, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Ralph Bradley and others as trustees
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/80 1805
Colecleugh
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/80/1 29 June 1805 (date certified to registry)15 July 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Colecleugh, Allendale, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to Joseph Little
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/81 1799 - 1826
Collierley Dykes
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/81/1 27 July 1799 (date certified to registry)31 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Collierley Dykes (alias Colierley Dykes, Collierley Dyks), Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/81/2 23 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Collierley Dykes (alias Colierley Dykes, Collierley Dyks), Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Richardson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/82 1802
Coniscliffe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/82/1 16 November 1802 (date certified to registry)17 November 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Coniscliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Stephen Simpson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/83 1802 - 1827
Coniscliffe High
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/83/1 17 May 1802 (date certified to registry)19 May 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Coniscliffe High (alias High Coniscliffe), Coniscliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Pickering
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/83/2 29 July 1812 (date certified to registry)30 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Coniscliffe High (alias High Coniscliffe), Coniscliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Faith Pomfret
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/83/3 6 February 1827 (date certified to registry)9 February 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Coniscliffe High (alias High Coniscliffe), Coniscliffe, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/84 1812
Coniscliffe Low
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/84/1 29 July 1812 (date certified to registry)30 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Coniscliffe Low (alias Low Coniscliffe), Coniscliffe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Robinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/85 1846 - 1849
Consett
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/85/1 4 February 1846 (date certified to registry)7 February 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Consett (alias High Consett, Consett High, High Conside, Conside High), Medomsley, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to the Derwent Iron Company
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/85/2 27 July 1849 (date certified to registry)28 July 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Consett (alias High Consett, Consett High, High Conside, Conside High), Medomsley, County Durham
Property described as 'new Wesleyan chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/86 1789 - 1816
Corbridge
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/86/1 20 March 1789 (date certified to registry)21 March 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Corbridge, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to Thomas Hardy
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/86/2 30 November 1808 (date certified to registry)2 December 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Corbridge, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to John Solesby
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/86/3 10 February 1816 (date certified to registry)9 February 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Angel Inn, Corbridge, Northumberland
A certain building situated at the back of the Angel Inn known by the name of the Court House, rented at present by John Green junior, of Mrs Bl[an]ford for a Sunday School
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/87 1807
Cornhills
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/87/1 21 September 1807 (date certified to registry)5 October 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Cornhills, Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/88 1809
Cornsay
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/88/1 27 May 1809 (date certified to registry)3 June 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Cornsay, Lanchester, County Durham
Room in the house occupied by Simon Dobinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/89 1822
Coundon
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/89/1 17 September 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Coundon, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ralph Marshall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/90 1802
Cowesby
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/90/1 3 March 1802 (date certified to registry)5 March 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Cowesby, Yorkshire
Meeting house occupied by Martin Chapman
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/90A 1821
Cowpen Quay
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/90A/1 19 November 1821 (date certified to registry)21 November 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Cowpen Quay, Horton, Northumberland
Building to be used as a chapel in the possession of Christopher Robson
Denomination is United Seceders
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/91 1841
Coxhoe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/91/1 4 January 1841 (date certified to registry)18 January 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Coxhoe, Kelloe, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate Thomas [C]atterick was a Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/92 1844
Cramlington East
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/92/1 9 November 1844 (date certified to registry)13 November 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Cramlington East (alias East Cramlington Colliery), Cramlington, Northumberland
Chapel belonging to William Hedley, William Bell, Thomas Hall and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/93 1849
Cramlington West
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/93/1 18 August 1849 (date certified to registry)22 August 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Cramlington West (alias West Cramlington), Cramlington, Northumberland
Property described as 'Wesleyan chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/94 1812 - 1848
Crawcrook
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/94/1 9 May 1812 (date certified to registry)8 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Crawcrook, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Reed
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/94/2 14 February 1818 (date certified to registry)19 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Crawcrook, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Reed
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/94/3 20 October 1837 (date certified to registry)27 October 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Crawcrook, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'Congregational chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/94/4 11 May 1848 (date certified to registry)15 May 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Crawcrook, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'new Wesleyan chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/95 1785 - 1821
Crayke
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/95/1 28 May 1785 (date certified to registry)31 May 1785 (received by registry)
Property at Crayke (alias Craike, Crake), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/95/2 25 June 1799 (date certified to registry)29 June 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Crayke (alias Craike, Crake), County Durham
Property described as 'new Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/95/3 15 December 1821 (date certified to registry)19 December 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Crayke (alias Craike, Crake), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Russell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/95/4 15 December 1821 (date certified to registry)19 December 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Crayke (alias Craike, Crake), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Russell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/96 1816
Cresswell
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/96/1 27 August 1816 (date certified to registry)6 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Cresswell, Woodhorn, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to David Cook of Blakemoor and in the possession of Edward Lawson
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/96A 1820
Crofton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/96A/1 26 December 1820 (date certified to registry)
Property at Crofton, Horton, Northumberland
House to be used as a chapel occupied by Edmund Watts
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/97 1812
Cronkley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/97/1 25 January 1812 (date certified to registry)29 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Cronkley, Bywell St Peter, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Jane Redshew
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/98 1852
Crook
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/98/1 23 April 1852 (date certified to registry)21 May 1852 (received by registry)
Property at Crook, Brancepeth, County Durham
Primitive Methodist chapel held in trust by James Wilson, James Willan, Elias Crozier, Joseph Snowball, Launcelot Pescod and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 May 1852
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/99 1810
Dalton-le-Dale
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/99/1 19 June 1810 (date certified to registry)26 June 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Dalton-le-Dale, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Pattison
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100 1776 - 1849
Darlington (parish unspecified)
1 folder, 15 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/1 26 October 1776 (date certified to registry)30 October 1776 (received by registry)
Property at Bondgate, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house of Richard Steele
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/2 2 July 1801 (date certified to registry)3 August 1801 (received by registry)
Property at Blackwellgate, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to J. Coats (Grocer) situate in south Blackwellgate
Denomination is Calvinist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/3 28 June 1803 (date certified to registry)20 July 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Blackwellgate, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Henry Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/4 31 October 1803 (date certified to registry)4 November 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Northgate, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to James Hopps, Thomas Donkin and Harrington Lee situate in Northgate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/5 31 October 1811 (date certified to registry)NB to check date - possibly 1.11.1811 (received by registry)
Property at Bakehouse Hill, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to James Thompson, Thomas Pickering and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/6 8 October 1812 (date certified to registry)10 October 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Union Street, Darlington, County Durham
Newly erected meeting house in Union Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/7 2 July 1813 (date certified to registry)
Property at nr Bondgate, Darlington, County Durham
New Methodist chapel situate nr Bondgate
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/8 30 September 1817 (date certified to registry)1 October 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Skinnergate (to the rear of), Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house to the rear of Skinnergate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/9 26 February 1822 (date certified to registry)2 March 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Darlington, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/10 22 March 1823 (date certified to registry)4 April 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Allison Row, Darlington, County Durham
Upper room of a house situate at the east end of Allison Row, last occupied by J. Backhouse and belonging to William and George Dixon Lightfoot
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/11 15 January 1827 (date certified to registry)17 January 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Queen Street, Darlington, County Durham
Chapel and premises situate in Queen Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/12 1 January 1829 (date certified to registry)
Property at Park Street, Darlington, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Park Street late in the occupation of [William] Walker
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/13 23 December 1834 (date certified to registry)24 December 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Park Street, Darlington, County Durham
Chapel situate in Park Street
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Samuel Crompton, Wesleyan Methodist minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/14 30 March 1839 (date certified to registry)30 March 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Darlington, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/100/15 19 April 1849 (date certified to registry)19 April 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Darlington, County Durham
Property described as 'new Wesleyan Methodist Association chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/101 1772
Darlington (Darlington St Cuthbert parish)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/101/1 30 January 1772 (date certified to registry)
Property at Blackwellgate, Darlington St Cuthbert, County Durham
Assembly Room situate in Blackwellgate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/102 1809 - 1844
Deptford
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/102/1 10 April 1809 (date certified to registry)17 April 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Deptford, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/102/2 22 July 1809 (date certified to registry)1 August 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Deptford, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/102/3 4 December 1824 (date certified to registry)10 December 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Deptford, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/102/4 19 January 1844 (date certified to registry)24 February 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Deptford, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/103 1843
Derwent Cote Forge
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/103/1 15 May 1843 (date certified to registry)25 May 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Derwent Cote Forge, Whittonstall, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to the Wesleyan Methodist Society
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/104 1824
Derwent Head
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/104/1 3 May 1824 (date certified to registry)5 June 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Derwent Head (alias Derwenthead), Hunstanworth, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to William Forster
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/105 1823 - 1838
Dipton
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/105/1 5 November 1823 (date certified to registry)24 November 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Dipton, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to William Elliott occupied by Michael Hope
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/105/2 2 April 1838 (date certified to registry)11 April 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Dipton, Lanchester, County Durham
Chapel and premises occupied by Robert Lawson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/106 1847
Dirt Pool
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/106/1 1 March 1847 (date certified to registry)10 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Dirt Pool, Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/106A 1824
Donkins Houses
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/106A/1 25 August 1824 (date certified to registry)26 August 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Donkins Houses, Newburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Mason
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/107 1808
Dunstan Stead
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/107/1 26 November 1808 (date certified to registry)5 December 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Dunstan Stead (alias Dunston Stead), Embleton, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Morrison rented from Earl of Tankenville
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/108 1810 - 1825
Dunston
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/108/1 6 July 1810 (date certified to registry)10 July 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Dunston, Whickham, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/108/2 6 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Dunston, Whickham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Davidson Hepplewight
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/108/3 7 April 1825 (date certified to registry)8 April 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Dunston, Whickham, County Durham
Room in a house situate in the Square
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/109 1839
Durham New
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/109/1 9 February 1839 (date certified to registry)11 February 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Durham New (alias New Durham), Durham St Giles, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 11 February 1839
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110 1822 - 1827
Durham St Giles
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110/1 1 February 1822 (date certified to registry)1 February 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Gilesgate, Durham St Giles, County Durham
Room occupied by Mrs. Galley situate in Gilesgate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110/2 14 September 1822 (date certified to registry)17 September 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Gilesgate, Durham St Giles, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Mathew Jacques and occupied by Arthur Richard Webb situate in Gilesgate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110/3 28 May 1823 (date certified to registry)30 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Gilesgate, Durham St Giles, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Galley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110/4 31 January 1827 (date certified to registry)31 January 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Gilesgate (alias Gilligate), Durham St Giles, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by [] Eccles
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/110/5 3 March 1827 (date certified to registry)3 March 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Durham St Giles, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Longstaff
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111 1808 - 18301808 - 1822
Durham St Margaret
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/1 29 March 1808 (date certified to registry)2 April 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Milburngate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house lately occupied by Angus Macdonald
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/2 12 March 1811 (date certified to registry)13 March 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house lately occupied by Mrs. Scott and now occupied by Henry and Jane Fawcett
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/3 16 October 1812 (date certified to registry)17 October 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Mr. Elliot and now in the occupancy of Henry and Jane Fawcett
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/4 25 November 1817 (date certified to registry)26 November 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Henry and Jane Fawcett
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/5 1 February 1822 (date certified to registry)1 February 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Allergate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jane Anderson situate in Allergate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/111/6 15 December 1830 (date certified to registry)
Property at Milburngate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Gould
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 18 December 1830
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112 1804 - 1828
Durham St Nicholas
1 folder, 7 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/1 22 May 1804 (date certified to registry)23 May 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Claypath, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Meeting house previously occupied by Reverend William Pringle and now occupied by Lewis Jones [minister]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/2 18 November 1811 (date certified to registry)18 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Claypath, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Room in house occupied by Mrs. Young
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/3 1 February 1822 (date certified to registry)1 February 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Claypath, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Room in a house occupied by William Corning situate in Claypath
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/4 1 February 1822 (date certified to registry)1 February 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Claypath, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Anne Baxter
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/5 3 August 1824 (date certified to registry)
Property at Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Meeting house situate in the back lane and in the possession of Richard Coultman
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/6 13 September 1826 (date certified to registry)13 September 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Silver Street, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Meeting house exected by Thomas Hawxby situate in Silver Street
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/112/7 21 June 1828 (date certified to registry)21 June 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Claypath, Durham St Nicholas, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Atkinson situate in Claypath
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113 1808 - 1846
Durham St Oswald
1 folder, 7 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/1 27 October 1808 (date certified to registry)10 November 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Old Elvet, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house situate adjoining the High Street of Old Elvet
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/2 29 May 1826 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hallgarth Street, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by [Rassivill] Hopper situate in Hallgarth Street
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/3 1 October 1827 (date certified to registry)1 October 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Pit Row, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Phoebe Cairns situate in Pit Row
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/4 1 October 1827 (date certified to registry)3 October 1827 (received by registry)
Property at New Elvet, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Frances Croudace
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/5 12 May 1830 (date certified to registry)12 May 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Old Elvet, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
House belonging to John Ward and currently used as a Charity School for Children
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/6 22 September 1830 (date certified to registry)22 September 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Old Elvet, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Room occupied by Mrs. Isobel Richardby owned by John Ward in a house situate in Old Elvet
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/113/7 29 August 1846 (date certified to registry)31 August 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Old Elvet, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Room/lately three rooms of a house situate in Old Elvet belonging to Mark Hopper
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 31 August 1846
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/114 1792
Eachwick
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/114/1 21 May 1792 (date certified to registry)22 May 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Eachwick, Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Ann Pattison
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/115 1815 - 1827
Easington
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/115/1 11 March 1815 (date certified to registry)20 March 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Easington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Newton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/115/2 28 July 1815 (date certified to registry)29 July 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Easington, County Durham
Meeting house previously a barn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/115/3 14 November 1827 (date certified to registry)14 November 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Easington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting room'
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/116 1827 - 18321827
Easington Lane
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/116/1 14 April 1827 (date certified to registry)14 April 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Easington Lane (alias Lyons), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by William Dent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/116/2 17 January 1831 (date certified to registry)
Property at Easington Lane (alias Lyons), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house [or chapel] held in trust by Joseph Love as principal trustee
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 January 1831
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/116/3 16 April 1832 (date certified to registry)
Property at Easington Lane (alias Lyons), Houghton-le-Spring, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Building to be used as a chapel
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 April 1832
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/117 1845
Eastgate
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/117/1 3 April 1845 (date certified to registry)NB to check date (received by registry)
Property at Eastgate, Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by the Society of Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 March 1845
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/118 1772
East Parks
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/118/1 1 March 1772 (date certified to registry)
Property at East Parks (alias Parks East), Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house in the possession of Thomas Harland
Denomination is Independent or Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/119 1823
East Rainton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/119/1 1 February 1823 (date certified to registry)3 February 1823 (received by registry)
Property at East Rainton (alias Rainton East), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/120 1832 - 1841
Ebchester
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/120/1 9 June 1832 (date certified to registry)25 July 1832 (received by registry)
Property at Ebchester, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Proud and belonging to Andrew Bolton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/120/2 30 March 1841 (date certified to registry)30 March 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Ebchester, Lanchester, County Durham
New meeting house belonging to Joseph Huntley and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 March 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/121 1851
Edmondsley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/121/1 22 March 1851 (date certified to registry)22 March 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Edmondsley, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist Chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/122 1825
Edmundbyers
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/122/1 1 June 1825 (date certified to registry)4 June 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Edmundbyers (alias Edmondbyers), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Ward
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/123 1818 - 1850
Egglescliffe
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/123/1 5 June 1818 (date certified to registry)22 June 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Egglescliffe (alias Eaglescliffe, Eagliscliff), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Flintoff
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/123/2 17 April 1850 (date certified to registry)19 April 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Egglescliffe (alias Eaglescliffe, Eagliscliff), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Francis Wilkinson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 April 1850
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/124 1796 - 1824
Egglestone
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/124/1 16 May 1796 (date certified to registry)7 June 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Egglestone, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Meeting house on the north side of Egglestone occupied by Joshua Stagg
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/124/2 14 December 1802 (date certified to registry)18 December 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Egglestone, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Meeting house on the east side of Egglestone occupied by Joshua Stagg
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/124/3 5 October 1824 (date certified to registry)8 October 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Egglestone, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Property described as 'new Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/125 18251788 - 1825
Eighton Banks
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/125/1 16 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Eighton Banks, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/125/2 13 February 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Eighton Banks (alias Ayton Banks), Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Nicholas Oliver
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/125/3 7 April 1825 (date certified to registry)8 April 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Eighton Banks (alias Ayton Banks), Gateshead, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/126 1822
Ellington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/126/1 29 October 1822 (date certified to registry)30 October 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Ellington, Woodhorn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Dunn
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/127 1822 - 18411822 - 1831
Escomb
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/127/1 8 November 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Escomb, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Scarth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/127/2 9 April 1839 (date certified to registry)9 April 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Escomb, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Nicholas Raine
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate James Dunbar is a Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/127/3 27 August 1841 (date certified to registry)NB to check date (received by registry)
Property at Escomb, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 August 1831
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate Francis Neale was a Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/128 1824
Etherley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/128/1 12 July 1824 (date certified to registry)13 July 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Etherley, Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by George Neesham
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/129 1797 - 1837
Evenwood
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/129/1 12 August 1797 (date certified to registry)23 August 1797 (received by registry)
Property at Evenwood, Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ralph Peverell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/129/2 10 March 1836 (date certified to registry)19 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Evenwood, Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 March 1836
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/129/3 7 September 1837 (date certified to registry)16 September 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Evenwood, Auckland St Helen, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/130 1795
Factory The
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/130/1 17 October 1795 (date certified to registry)21 October 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Factory The (alias The Factory), Castle Eden, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Alderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/131 1811
Fawdon
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/131/1 8 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Fawdon, Gosforth St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Bainbridge
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/132 1838
Felling
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/132/1 1 August 1838 (date certified to registry)20 August 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Felling, Heworth, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 August 1838
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/133 1805 - 1841
Felling High
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/133/1 2 October 1805 (date certified to registry)10 October 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Felling High (alias High Felling, Fellon High, High Fellon), Jarrow, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Naisbitt
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/133/2 5 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Felling High (alias High Felling), Jarrow, County Durham
Property described as 'new chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/133/3 11 November 1841 (date certified to registry)15 November 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Felling High (alias High Felling), Heworth, County Durham
Small chapel in the possession of Cuthbert Pallister and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/134 1818 - 18431822 - 1843
Felling Shore
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/134/1 19 December 1818 (date certified to registry)20 March 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Felling Shore, Jarrow, County Durham
Property described as 'Union chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/134/2 31 March 1820 (date certified to registry)5 March 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Felling Shore, Jarrow, County Durham
Felling Shore chapel
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/134/3 31 January 1843 (date certified to registry)31 January 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Felling Shore, Heworth, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting Room'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 31 January 1843
Denomination is New Conn[ect]ion of Methodists
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/135 1801 - 1818
Felton
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/135/1 28 January 1801 (date certified to registry)2 February 1801 (received by registry)
Property at Felton, Northumberland
Property described as 'room in chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/135/2 1 December 1818 (date certified to registry)5 December 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Felton, Northumberland
Room situate about the middle of the west side of the street of Felton occupied by John Gowen
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136 1799 - 1839
Ferryhill
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/1 2 November 1799 (date certified to registry)15 November 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Hunter
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/2 23 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Rudd
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/3 22 December 1822 (date certified to registry)10 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Edward Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/4 22 April 1820 (date certified to registry)29 April 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Gillespie
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/5 17 February 1827 (date certified to registry)NB to check date (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Edward Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/136/6 9 April 1839 (date certified to registry)9 April 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Ferryhill, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Parker
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 9 April 1839
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate James Dunbar was a Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/137 1841
Findon Hill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/137/1 5 January 1841 (date certified to registry)18 January 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Findon Hill, Witton Gilbert, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 25 January 1841
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate, Thomas Catterick was a Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/138 1804 - 1846
Fishburn
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/138/1 20 February 1804 (date certified to registry)20 February 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Fishburn, Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house late in the occupation of Mrs. Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/138/2 15 July 1846 (date certified to registry)15 July 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Fishburn, Sedgefield, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 15 July 1846
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/139 1817
Flatworth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/139/1 8 May 1817 (date certified to registry)17 June 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Flatworth, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/139/2 8 May 1817 (date certified to registry)17 June 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Flatworth, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140 1783 - 1838
Framwellgate
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140/1 17 January 1783 (date certified to registry)30 January 1783 (received by registry)
Property at Framwellgate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140/2 7 December 1816 (date certified to registry)7 December 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Framwellgate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Schoolroom in the occupation of Thomas Gould
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140/3 19 March 1823 (date certified to registry)20 March 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Framwellgate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Back room of house occupied by Thomas Caldcleugh
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140/4 24 September 1827 (date certified to registry)27 September 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Framwellgate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Meeting house in the occupation of William Wood
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/140/5 7 July 1838 (date certified to registry)21 July 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Framwellgate, Durham St Margaret, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 July 1838
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/141 1815 - 1829
Frosterley
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/141/1 10 April 1815 (date certified to registry)15 April 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Frosterley, Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/141/2 17 December 1829 (date certified to registry)19 December 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Bridge End, Frosterley, Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house situate at Bridge End
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142 1812 - 1834
Gainford
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142/1 23 May 1812 (date certified to registry)27 May 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Carr
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142/2 23 January 1813 (date certified to registry)26 January 1813 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142/3 8 June 1814 (date certified to registry)23 June 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Whytell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142/4 7 April 1817 (date certified to registry)9 April 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Clement and Mary Wood
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/142/5 23 December 1834 (date certified to registry)24 December 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Gainford, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Samuel Crompton a Wesleyan Methodist minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/143 1825 - 1834
Galloping Green
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/143/1 8 September 1825 (date certified to registry)10 September 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Galloping Green, Lamesley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Grainger
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/143/2 10 February 1834 (date certified to registry)12 February 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Galloping Green, Lamesley, County Durham
Meeting house in possesion of James Clish and others as trustees
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/144 1797
Garrigill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/144/1 1 January 1797 (date certified to registry)10 January 1797 (received by registry)
Property at Garrigill, Alston, Cumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/145 1827
Garrigillgate
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/145/1 17 March 1827 (date certified to registry)15 August 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Garrigillgate (alias Garrigalgate), Alston, Cumberland
Chapel belonging to Joseph Little
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146 1788 - 1841
Gateshead
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/1 31 July 1788 (date certified to registry)5 August 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house near[nigh?] Pipe Hill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/2 6 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Gateshead, County Durham
Room occupied by John Orton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/3 16 November 1819 (date certified to registry)
Property at Gateshead, County Durham
Property described as 'Mathuen's Long Room'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/4 2 November 1825 (date certified to registry)
Property at Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Leighton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/5 4 May 1833 (date certified to registry)7 May 1833 (received by registry)
Property at Gateshead, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 7 May 1833
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/146/6 28 April 1841 (date certified to registry)29 April 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Swinburn Place, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Swinburn place
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 29 April 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/147 1823 - 1824
Gateshead Low Fell
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/147/1 16 October 1823 (date certified to registry)15 October 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Gateshead Low Fell, Gateshead, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/147/2 17 January 1824 (date certified to registry)17 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Gateshead Low Fell, Gateshead, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Steel
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/148 1837
Gateshead St Mary
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/148/1 9 November 1837 (date certified to registry)25 November 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Melbourne Street, Gateshead St Mary, County Durham
Property described as 'Congregational Chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 25 November 1837
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/149 1837
Glanton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/149/1 2 November 1837 (date certified to registry)9 November 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Glanton, Whittingham, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 9 November 1837
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/150 1767 - 17881788
Greatham
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/150/1 27 April 1767 (date certified to registry)
Property at Greatham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Dodds
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/150/2 30 July 1788 (date certified to registry)19 August 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Greatham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Dodds
Denomination is Independant
Signatures same as on 150/1 where Independant was stated
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/151 1808
Great Ryle
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/151/1 18 May 1808 (date certified to registry)3 June 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Great Ryle (alias Ryle Great), Whittingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Embleton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/152 1788
Greenside
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/152/1 12 July 1788 (date certified to registry)18 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Greenside, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/153 1799
Hallington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/153/1 14 June 1799 (date certified to registry)28 June 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Hallington, St John Lee, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Davison
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/154 1847
Haltwhistle
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/154/1 15 March 1847 (date certified to registry)17 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate, Haltwhistle, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Westgate
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 18 March 1847
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/155 1811
Hamsterley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/155/1 8 November 1811 (date certified to registry)9 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Hamsterley, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/156 1796
Harelaw
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/156/1 4 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Harelaw (alias Hair-Law), Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Charles Pigg
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/157 1803
Hart
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/157/1 5 February 1803 (date certified to registry)12 February 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Hart, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Richard Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/158 1796 - 18331796
Hartburn
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/158/1 4 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Saugh House, Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Cook known as Saugh House
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/158/2 20 August 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John [A]ughtread
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 24 August 1833
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/159 1796
Hartington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/159/1 4 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Hartington, Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Jacob Cook
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160 1788 - 1842
Hartlepool
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/1 30 June 1788 (date certified to registry)1 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Hartlepool, County Durham
Meeting house in the possession of Methodist sect
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/2 7 November 1814 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hartlepool, County Durham
Tenement in the occupation of James Pounder
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/3 20 September 1822 (date certified to registry)21 September 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Hartlepool, County Durham
Room and premises in the occupation of James Barlow
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/4 29 June 1825 (date certified to registry)16 July 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Hartlepool, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Yeale
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/5 19 August 1831 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hartlepool, County Durham
Meeting house situate adjoining the High Street and behind and on the south side of the High Street
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 August 1831
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/160/6 24 March 1842 (date certified to registry)31 March 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Northgate, Hartlepool, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Northgate and held in trust by John Hunter, Robert Burgess, Robert Swales and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/161 1841 - 1850
Haswell
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/161/1 4 January 1841 (date certified to registry)18 January 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Haswell, Easington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 25 January 1841
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Thomas Catterick Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/161/2 31 January 1842 (date certified to registry)26 February 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Haswell, Easington, County Durham
Chapel belonging to George Richardson, Stewart Featonby and George Thompson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 February 1842
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/161/3 5 June 1850 (date certified to registry)6 June 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Haswell, Easington, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 6 June 1850
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/162 1796 - 18251796 - 1826
Haughton le Skerne
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/162/1 11 July 1796 (date certified to registry)13 July 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Haughton le Skerne (alias Haughton), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Greathead situate on the north side of the town
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/162/2 23 June 1812 (date certified to registry)25 June 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Haughton le Skerne (alias Haughton), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Braithwait and Matthew Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/162/3 20 July 1814 (date certified to registry)20 July 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Haughton le Skerne (alias Haughton), County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/162/4 14 December 1825 (date certified to registry)2 February 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Haughton le Skerne (alias Haughton), County Durham
Chapel in the possession of Charles Parker and others as trustees
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Anthony B Seckerson, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/163 18111812
Hawkwell
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/163/1 26 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Hawkwell (alias Haukwell), Stamfordham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Edward Hunter
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/164 1794 - 1815
Haydon Bridge
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/164/1 14 March 1794 (date certified to registry)18 March 1794 (received by registry)
Property at Haydon Bridge (alias Hadonbridge), Warden, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to James Heslop
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/164/2 3 January 1815 (date certified to registry)8 April 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Haydon Bridge, Warden, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Pearson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/165 1799 - 1807
Healeyfield
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/165/1 30 July 1799 (date certified to registry)2 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Healeyfield (alias Hely fieald), Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/165/2 28 March 1807 (date certified to registry)8 April 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Healeyfield (alias Healey field), Muggleswick, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/166 1816
Heddon on the Wall
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/166/1 14 October 1816 (date certified to registry)19 October 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Peter Wilkinson
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/167 1833 - 18471788 - 1847
Hedley on the Hill
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/167/1 1 August 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Hedley on the Hill, Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Ross
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/167/2 10 January 1833 (date certified to registry)23 January 1833 (received by registry)
Property at Hedley on the Hill (alias Hedley), Ovingham, Northumberland
Room in the house occupied by Ralph Green
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of the certificate was John Summers, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/167/3 16 December 1847 (date certified to registry)21 December 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Hedley on the Hill (alias Hedley), Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house held in trust by Ralph Green, Thomas White, Richard Dodd, Johnathan Phillipson, John Davison and Francis Dodd
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 December 1847
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/168 1780 - 1815
Heighington
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/168/1 7 February 1780 (date certified to registry)10 February 1780 (received by registry)
Property at Grange Hall, Heighington, County Durham
Meeting house known as Grange Hall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/168/2 5 August 1799 (date certified to registry)13 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Heighington, County Durham
Room in house occupied by John Thirkell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/168/3 10 July 1815 (date certified to registry)25 July 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Heighington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jacob Wright
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/169 1826
Henshaw
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/169/1 2 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Henshaw, Haltwhistle, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William McKay
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/170 1825
Hett
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/170/1 28 May 1825 (date certified to registry)30 May 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Hett, Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jhon Cooke
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/171 1817 - 1824
Hetton-le-Hole
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/171/1 25 October 1817 (date certified to registry)10 November 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Wilson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/171/2 4 October 1824 (date certified to registry)8 October 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/171/3 23 October 1824 (date certified to registry)23 October 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Chapel in the possession of John Eastwood
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/171/4 4 December 1824 (date certified to registry)10 December 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/174 1826
Heworth
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/174/1 22 March 1826 (date certified to registry)22 March 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Heworth, Jarrow, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Cook
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/175 1834
Heworth Lane
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/175/1 10 February 1834 (date certified to registry)
Property at Heworth Lane, Heworth, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by Thomas Johnson and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 February 1834
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/176 18181819
Heworth Shore
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/176/1 19 December 1818 (date certified to registry)5 January 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Stoney Gate, Heworth Shore, Heworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ann Leck
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/177 1849
Hexham
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/177/1 19 July 1849 (date certified to registry)20 July 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Hexham, Northumberland
Wesleyan chapel held in trust by Smith Stobart, Thomas Dinning, George Brown, John Parker, William Waters, William Stephenson, Joseph Richardson George Forster and Ralph Wilson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 July 1849
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/178 1851
High Gate
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/178/1 10 September 1851 (date certified to registry)11 December 1851 (received by registry)
Property at High Gate (alias Benfieldside), Benfieldside, County Durham
Baptist chapel situate near the High Gate
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 December 1851
Denomination is Particular Baptists
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/179 1816
High Hesleden
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/179/1 12 May 1816 (date certified to registry)13 April 1816 (received by registry)
Property at High Hesleden (alias High Hasleton), Monk Hesleden, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Edward Huntrode
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/180 1796
High Laws
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/180/1 3 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at High Laws, Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Hepple
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/181 1831
Holmside Lane
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/181/1 2 July 1831 (date certified to registry)9 July 1831 (received by registry)
Property at Holmside Lane (alias Holmsidelane), Lanchester, County Durham
Room part of a building in the occupation of Joseph Barker and Anthony Burlington belonging to John Taylor
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/182 1788 - 1849
Holy Island
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/182/1 8 June 1788 (date certified to registry)24 June 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Holy Island, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ellener Lewins
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/182/2 25 April 1849 (date certified to registry)28 April 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Holy Island, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by the Primitive Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 April 1849
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/183 1827
Hood
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/183/1 18 June 1827 (date certified to registry)18 June 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Hood, Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Robert Stagg
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/184 1792 - 18111792 - 1812
Horsley
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/184/1 9 July 1792 (date certified to registry)13 July 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Horsley, Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house within the estate of Duke of Northumberland and held by trustees
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/184/2 19 November 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Horsley, Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Simpson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/185 1812 - 1823
Houghton-le-Side
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/185/1 29 July 1812 (date certified to registry)30 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Side (alias Haughton-le-Side), Denton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John [?]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/185/2 2 December 1823 (date certified to registry)19 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Side, Denton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Kirttley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186 1787 - 1837
Houghton-le-Spring
1 folder, 13 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/1 14 May 1787 (date certified to registry)19 May 1787 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring (alias Haughton-le-Spring), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Carrick
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/2 10 May 1790 (date certified to registry)14 May 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room in the house occupied by James Lawson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/3 4 February 1791 (date certified to registry)5 February 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by George Carr
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/4 29 May 1792 (date certified to registry)11 June 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by Thomas Carr
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/5 27 March 1807 (date certified to registry)1 April 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room of a house belonging to John Garthwaite Junior
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/6 9 December 1807 (date certified to registry)9 December 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room of a house belonging to John Finlater
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/7 16 September 1808 (date certified to registry)17 September 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/8 14 December 1813 (date certified to registry)17 December 1813 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to John Hewitt and lately occupied by Matthew May
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/9 25 March 1817 (date certified to registry)1 April 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to George Bee
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/10 1 August 1818 (date certified to registry)15 August 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Newbottle Road, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jonathan Elstob situate in Newbottle Road
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/11 24 May 1824 (date certified to registry)26 May 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/12 28 May 1825 (date certified to registry)28 May 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/186/13 29 August 1837 (date certified to registry)29 August 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by James Suddock Watson and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/187 1844
Howdon
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/187/1 9 November 1844 (date certified to registry)13 November 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Howdon, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Chapel held in trust by Joseph Salkeld, Andrew Elliott and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/188 1790 - 1835
Howdon Pans
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/188/1 3 October 1790 (date certified to registry)6 October 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Howdon Pans (alias Howden Pans), Wallsend, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/188/2 10 July 1823 (date certified to registry)11 July 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Brunton's Hill, Howdon Pans, Wallsend, Northumberland
Meeting house on Brunton's Hill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/188/3 July 1835 (date certified to registry)25 July 1835 (received by registry)
Property at Howdon Pans (alias Howden Pans), Wallsend, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/189 1822 - 1838
Hunwick
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/189/1 3 November 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Hunwick, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Schoolroom; document endorsed 'Hunwick'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/189/2 5 May 1838 (date certified to registry)5 May 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Hunwick, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/190 1826 - 18271786 - 1826
Hurworth-on-Tees
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/190/1 30 October 1786 (received by registry)
Property at Hurworth-on-Tees (alias Hurworth upon Tees), Hurworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Turner
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/190/2 26 July 1826 (date certified to registry)5 August 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Hurworth-on-Tees (alias Hurworth upon Tees), Hurworth, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to John G[r]unson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/190/3 24 September 1827 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hurworth-on-Tees (alias Hurworth upon Tees), Hurworth, County Durham
New meeting house at the west end of Hurworth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/191 1792 - 1811
Hylton Ferry
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/191/1 30 April 1792 (date certified to registry)1 May 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Hylton Ferry, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/191/2 12 December 1811 (date certified to registry)10 January 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Hylton Ferry, Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/192 1826
Ingoe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/192/1 9 May 1826 (date certified to registry)
Property at Ingoe, Stamfordham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Henry Brown
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/193 1822
Ireshopeburn
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/193/1 2 December 1822 (date certified to registry)10 December 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Ireshopeburn, St John's Chapel in Weardale, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/194 1824 - 1838
Iveston
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/194/1 5 May 1824 (date certified to registry)7 May 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Iveston, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Reed
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/194/2 16 July 1838 (date certified to registry)19 July 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Iveston, Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 July 1838
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/195 1822
Jarrow
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/195/1 26 September 1822 (date certified to registry)27 September 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Jarrow, County Durham
Meeting house near the Comical Corner
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/196 1812
Jeffrey-Rake
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/196/1 25 January 1812 (date certified to registry)29 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Jeffrey-Rake, Hunstanworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/197 1825
Jesmond
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/197/1 28 October 1825 (date certified to registry)
Property at Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Peacock
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/198 1814
Kelloe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/198/1 16 July 1814 (date certified to registry)16 July 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Kelloe, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Hutchinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/199 1811
Kenton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/199/1 1 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Kenton, Gosforth St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Rutherford
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/200 1850
Killingworth
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/200/1 28 November 1850 (date certified to registry)30 November 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Killingworth (alias Killingworth Colliery, Westmoor), Longbenton, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 November 1850
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/201 1815
Killingworth Colliery
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/201/1 4 November 1815 (date certified to registry)8 December 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Killingworth Colliery, Longbenton, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/202 1832
Kiln Pit Hill
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/202/1 3 November 1832 (date certified to registry)
Property at [Tyne] House, Kiln Pit Hill (alias Kilpit Hill), Shotley, Northumberland
Room of a house occupied by John Swinburn known as [Tyne] House
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 November 1832
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/202/2 3 November 1832 (date certified to registry)
Property at Kiln Pit Hill (alias Kilpit Hill), Shotley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Henry Wilkinson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 November 1832
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/203 1788
Kip Hill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/203/1 29 July 1788 (date certified to registry)1 October 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Kip Hill (alias Kiphill), Tanfield, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/204 1732
Kirkley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/204/1 2 March 1732 (date certified to registry)3 March 1732 (received by registry)
Property at Kirkley (alias Kirklays), Ponteland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Michael Crookdyke belonging to Sir Chalomer Ogle and Mrs Sarah [R]ames
Document takes the form of a memorandum issued to George Bolam, to obtain a certificate of registration on behalf of the possessor and trustees.
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 March 1732
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/205 1822 - 1845
Kirk Merrington
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/205/1 10 November 1822 (date certified to registry)18 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Kirk Merrington (alias Merrington), Merrington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Sedgewick
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/205/2 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Kirk Merrington (alias Merrington), Merrington, County Durham
Wesleyan chapel belonging to a society of Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 March 1845
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/206 1807
Kirkwhelpington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/206/1 1 May 1807 (date certified to registry)14 July 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/207 1807
Knarsdale
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/207/1 11 May 1807 (date certified to registry)14 July 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Knarsdale (alias Knersdale), County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/208 1808 - 1831
Lanchester
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/208/1 3 June 1808 (date certified to registry)11 June 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Lanchester, County Durham
Room in the house occupied by Charles Henderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/208/2 31 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Headley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/208/3 5 November 1831 (date certified to registry)10 November 1831 (received by registry)
Property at Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/209 1852
Langley Mills
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/209/1 19 February 1852 (date certified to registry)20 February 1852 (received by registry)
Property at Langley Mills, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland
Property described as 'Wesleyan chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 February 1852
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/210 1846 - 1847
Leadgate
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/210/1 25 March 1846 (date certified to registry)8 April 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Leadgate, Lanchester, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to the Derwent Iron Company
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 8 April 1846
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/210/2 21 September 1847 (date certified to registry)23 September 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Leadgate, Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/211 1811 - 1823
Lemington
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/211/1 8 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Lemington (alias Lemmington), Newburn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Peter Black
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/211/2 25 October 1822 (date certified to registry)
Property at Tow Hill, Lemington, Newburn, Northumberland
Property described as 'room'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/211/3 25 October 1822 (date certified to registry)
Property at Tow Hill, Lemington, Newburn, Northumberland
Property described as 'room'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/211/4 10 July 1823 (date certified to registry)11 July 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Tow Hill, Lemington, Newburn, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on Tow Hill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/212 1792
Lesbury
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/212/1 11 July 1792 (date certified to registry)16 July 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Lesbury, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Robert Gardner
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/213 1817 - 18261817
Longbenton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/213/1 8 May 1817 (date certified to registry)17 June 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Longbenton (alias Benton), Northumberland
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/213/2 8 May 1817 (date certified to registry)17 June 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Longbenton (alias Benton), Northumberland
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/213/3 25 October 1826 (date certified to registry)
Property at Waggoners Row, Longbenton, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Foster situate in Waggoners Row
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/214 1767
Longframlington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/214/1 28 June 1767 (date certified to registry)
Property at Longframlington, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Redhead
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215 1769 - 1833
Longnewton
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215/1 30 August 1769 (date certified to registry)2 September 1769 (received by registry)
Property at Longnewton (alias Long Newton), County Durham
Meeting house [in the north …] belonging to William Flintoff; endorsed Longnewton
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215/2 9 January 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Longnewton (alias Long Newton), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Pearson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215/3 18 May 1815 (date certified to registry)12 June 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Longnewton (alias Long Newton), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Isaac Dowson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215/4 18 July 1817 (date certified to registry)30 July 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Longnewton (alias Long Newton), County Durham
Room in house occupied by Thomas Cole
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/215/5 3 October 1833 (date certified to registry)12 October 1833 (received by registry)
Property at Longnewton (alias Long Newton), County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Cole
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 October 1833
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/216 1824
Low Flatts
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/216/1 18 February 1824 (date certified to registry)15 March 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Low Flatts (alias Law Flats), Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/217 1808 - 1841
Lowick
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/217/1 5 November 1808 (date certified to registry)10 November 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Lowick, Northumberland
Property described as 'schoolroom'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/217/2 22 November 1841 (date certified to registry)26 November 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Lowick, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Robert Lisle
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 November 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/218 1825
Lowsdon Hill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/218/1 21 October 1825 (date certified to registry)30 October 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Lowsdon Hill (alias Loosing Hill), Lamesley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Little
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/219 1837
Low Southwick
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/219/1 23 November 1837 (date certified to registry)27 November 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Low Southwick (alias Southwick Low), Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Chapel belonging to the Primitive Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 November 1837
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/220 1825 - 1828
Lumley
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/220/1 26 January 1825 (date certified to registry)5 February 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Lumley, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Clarke
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/220/2 25 January 1828 (date certified to registry)25 January 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Lumley, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Wilkinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/221 1812 - 1836
Lynesack and Softley
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/221/1 16 January 1812 (date certified to registry)18 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Loop, Lynesack and Softley (alias Lynesack and Softly), Hamsterley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Hodgson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/221/2 19 May 1817 (date certified to registry)2 June 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Lynesack and Softley, Hamsterley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Edward Hodgson
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/221/3 13 September 1836 (date certified to registry)1 October 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Lynesack and Softley, Hamsterley, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 1 October 1836
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/222 1849
Marley Hill Colliery
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/222/1 11 January 1849 (date certified to registry)13 January 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Marley Hill Colliery, Whickham, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist Schoolroom'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 13 January 1849
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/223 1824
Mason Dinnington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/223/1 9 January 1824 (date certified to registry)12 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Mason Dinnington (alias Masondinnington), Ponteland, Northumberland
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Denomination is Presbyterian of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/224 1812 - 1850
Matfen
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/224/1 26 August 1812 (date certified to registry)31 August 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Matfen, Stamfordham, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/224/2 15 March 1850 (date certified to registry)19 March 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Matfen, Northumberland
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/225 1799 - 1828
Medomsley
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/225/1 30 July 1799 (date certified to registry)2 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Medomsley (alias Meddomsley), Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/225/2 10 August 1799 (date certified to registry)14 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Medomsley (alias Meddomsley), Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/225/3 28 January 1828 (date certified to registry)2 February 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Medomsley, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting room occupied by Laybourn Wilson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 2 February 1828
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/226 1796
Meldon
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/226/1 2 May 1796 (date certified to registry)6 May 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Meldon, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Edward Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/227 1843 - 1844
Mickley
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/227/1 15 May 1843 (date certified to registry)25 May 1843 (received by registry)
Property at Mickley, Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Philipson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 May 1843
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/227/2 22 February 1844 (date certified to registry)26 February 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Mickley, Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Nicholson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 February 1844
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/228 1823 - 1848
Middle Rainton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/228/1 12 April 1823 (date certified to registry)18 April 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Middle Rainton (alias Rainton Middle), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Schoolroom part of a house occupied by Robert Lawson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/228/2 9 December 1830 (date certified to registry)
Property at Middle Rainton (alias Rainton Middle), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Parkin
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 10 December 1830
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/228/3 5 February 1848 (date certified to registry)5 February 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Middle Rainton (alias Rainton Middle), West Rainton, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by John Gordon Black, John Watson, Emmerson Muschamp and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 5 February 1848
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/229 1790
Middlestone
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/229/1 2 October 1790 (date certified to registry)23 October 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Middlestone (alias Middleston), Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Farrow
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/230 1813
Middleton (Hartburn parish, Northumberland)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/230/1 18 September 1813 (date certified to registry)28 September 1813 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton, Hartburn, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to William Coull
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/231 1842
Middleton (Stranton parish, County Durham)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/231/1 24 March 1842 (date certified to registry)31 March 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton, Stranton, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to John Hunter, John Knaggs, Robert Swales and others as trustees
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 31 March 1842
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232 1796 - 18481796 - 1849
Middleton in Teesdale
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/1 15 May 1796 (date certified to registry)7 June 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Todd situate on the north side of Middleton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/2 3 July 1809 (date certified to registry)29 July 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/3 12 August 1824 (date certified to registry)12 August 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ann Bainbridge
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/4 18 March 1826 (date certified to registry)18 May 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Chapel and premises held in trust by Thomas Watson, Ralph Nattrass and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/5 April 1826 (date certified to registry)May 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by Thomas Watson, Ralph Nattrass and others
The certificate requesting regististration is written out in duplicate.
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/232/6 15 December 1848 (date certified to registry)11 January 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton in Teesdale, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by John Bell, John Hardy, William Collinson and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 11 January 1849
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/233 1803 - 1822
Middleton One Row
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/233/1 10 September 1803 (date certified to registry)12 September 1803 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton One Row, Middleton St George, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Wade
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/233/2 19 September 1822 (date certified to registry)26 September 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Middleton One Row, Middleton St George, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Richard Nightingale
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/234 1812 - 1828
Middridge
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/234/1 20 June 1812 (date certified to registry)7 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Middridge, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Robson and John Gibbons
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/234/2 17 April 1828 (date certified to registry)17 April 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Middridge, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Thomas Burton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/235 1816
Mitford
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/235/1 13 June 1816 (date certified to registry)15 June 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Mitford, Northumberland
Schoolroom occupied by Robert Bolam
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/236 1819
Monkton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/236/1 31 May 1819 (date certified to registry)24 June 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Monkton, Jarrow, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by Thomas Hutchinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237 1827 - 1851
Monkwearmouth
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237/1 13 July 1827 (date certified to registry)13 July 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
Denomination is Scotch church
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237/2 8 November 1833 (date certified to registry)8 November 1833 (received by registry)
Property at North Bridge Street, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Room of the Monkwearmouth Hotel situate in North Bridge Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237/3 5 April 1837 (date certified to registry)6 April 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Dundas Street, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Chapel situate in Dundas Street
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 6 April 1837
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237/4 9 October 1846 (date certified to registry)12 October 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Baptist chapel belonging to Joseph Graham
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 October 1846
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/237/5 21 August 1851 (date certified to registry)21 August 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by John Taylor, George Booth, John Addison, Joseph Bartley, John Shadforth and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 August 1851
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238 1769 - 18281795 - 1828
Monkwearmouth Shore
1 folder, 8 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/1 4 April 1769 (date certified to registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
New meeting house with an east boundary of the common road, upon the north by a new house the property of John Wright and upon the south and west by a garden the property of Edward Watson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/2 24 April 1795 (date certified to registry)30 May 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house known as the Masons Lodge
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/3 10 March 1798 (date certified to registry)17 March 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house built of stone situate near Wear Street
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/4 12 August 1805 (date certified to registry)13 August 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Ballast Hill, Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house situate on Ballast Hill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/5 20 December 1810 (date certified to registry)28 December 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Property described as 'Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/6 22 September 1825 (date certified to registry)26 September 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Wilson
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/7 4 May 1827 (date certified to registry)
Property at Hamilton Street, Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Chapel situate in Hamilton Street
Denomination is United Secession Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/238/8 18 July 1828 (date certified to registry)19 July 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Hedworth Street, Monkwearmouth Shore, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Chris Laws and [Henry Hesman] situate in Hedworth Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/239 18211827
Moorsley
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/239/1 21 April 1821 (date certified to registry)21 April 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Moorsley (alias Moorsly), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by Thomas Dryden
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240 1783 - 1829
Morpeth
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/1 7 August 1783 (date certified to registry)11 August 1783 (received by registry)
Property at Morpeth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in the north end of Morpeth
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/2 10 June 1789 (date certified to registry)12 June 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Manchester Row, Morpeth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Manchester Row
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/3 13 October 1797 (date certified to registry)18 December 1797 (received by registry)
Property at Lumsdens Lane, Morpeth, Northumberland
Schoolroom situate in Lumsdens Lane
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/4 12 February 1804 (date certified to registry)23 February 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Thorney-Ford Farm, Morpeth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate at Thorney-Ford Farm
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/5 26 November 1806 (date certified to registry)27 November 1806 (received by registry)
Property at Newgate Street, Morpeth, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/240/6 23 November 1829 (date certified to registry)27 November 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Morpeth, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 November 1829
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/241 1788
Muggleswick
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/241/1 9 July 1788 (date certified to registry)18 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Muggleswick, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Readshaw
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/242 1818
Neasham
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/242/1 9 February 1818 (date certified to registry)28 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Neasham (alias Nesham), Hurworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Stamper
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/243 1825
Nenthead
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/243/1 4 February 1825 (date certified to registry)26 February 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Nenthead, Alston, Cumberland
Chapel held by Thomas Armstrong
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/244 1796
Netherwitton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/244/1 26 June 1796 (date certified to registry)29 June 1796 (received by registry)
Property at Netherwitton (alias Netherweighton), Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Wilkinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/245 1817 - 1844
Newbiggen-by-the-Sea
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/245/1 20 September 1817 (date certified to registry)26 September 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Newbiggen-by-the-Sea (alias Newbiggen near the sea), Woodhorn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Twizell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/245/2 27 May 1836 (date certified to registry)28 May 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Newbiggen-by-the-Sea (alias Newbiggen), Woodhorn, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to Thomas Wilkinson, Bolton Stafford, Thomas Riavely and John Wilson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/245/3 17 July 1844 (date certified to registry)19 July 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Newbiggen-by-the-Sea, Woodhorn, Northumberland
Property described as 'Wesleyan Chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 July 1844
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of the certificate Richard Taberaham was a Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/246 1799 - 1810
Newbottle
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/246/1 16 August 1799 (date certified to registry)2 September 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Newbottle, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Hurrell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/246/2 3 July 1810 (date certified to registry)10 July 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Newbottle, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Room in house occupied by Cuthbert Whitfield and others as tenants
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/247 1811 - 1851
Newburn
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/247/1 5 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Newburn, Northumberland
Room occupied by Mary Maughan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/247/2 8 September 1813 (date certified to registry)
Property at Newburn, Northumberland
Meeting house known as a granary in the occupation of George Hall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/247/3 12 December 1832 (date certified to registry)23 January 1833 (received by registry)
Property at Newburn, Northumberland
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist Chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/247/4 26 March 1851 (date certified to registry)29 July 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Newburn, Northumberland
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 29 July 1851
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248 1770 - 18371787 - 1837
Newcastle upon Tyne
1 folder, 13 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/1 n.d. [pre-1780] (date certified to registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Meeting house situate between the Steel Mens' Hospital and Sally Port Gate
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/2 31 January 1787 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Blades known as the Old Custom-house
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/3 25 June 1790 (date certified to registry)29 June 1790 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/4 28 October 1808 (date certified to registry)31 October 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Meeting house known as Surgeons' Hall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/5 25 August 1810 (date certified to registry)27 August 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Meeting house situate near the Wall-Knoll, belonging to and occasionally occupied by a company of ship-wrights
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/6 7 January 1813 (date certified to registry)9 January 1813 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room in the Scotch Arms yard opposite the [new] gate
Denomination is Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/7 14 December 1816 (date certified to registry)14 December 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Turks Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room known as the Long room in the Turks Head Inn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/8 13 October 1817 (date certified to registry)14 October 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Low Friar Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room in the Smiths' Hall situate on Low Friar Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/9 26 May 1820 (date certified to registry)26 May 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Low Friar Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room situate in Low Friar Square on Low Friar Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/10 2 February 1822 (date certified to registry)7 February 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Pudding Chase, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room situate in Pudding Chase
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/11 7 February 1823 (date certified to registry)8 February 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
New Jerusalem Temple situate in Percy Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/12 18 February 1828 (date certified to registry)19 February 1828 (received by registry)
Property at New Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Room situate on New Road
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/248/13 3 August 1837 (date certified to registry)3 August 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Chapel situate in Marlborough Crescent in Westgate
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 August 1837
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249 1778 - 1842
Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints
1 folder, 10 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/1 10 August 1778 (date certified to registry)13 August 1778 (received by registry)
Property at Wallnowls, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house at Wallnowls
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/2 5 September 1789 (date certified to registry)12 October 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Pandon Causey, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on Pandon Causey
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/3 3 November 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Frances Eden
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/4 30 November 1798 (date certified to registry)3 December 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Silver Street, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on Silver Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/5 11 March 1799 (date certified to registry)19 March 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Manor Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Manor Chare
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/6 10 September 1813 (date certified to registry)
Property at New Road, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on the New Road
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/7 13 September 1828 (date certified to registry)13 September 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Masons' Meeting house, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house known as Masons' Meeting house
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/8 10 December 1832 (date certified to registry)21 March 1833 (received by registry)
Property at Silver Street, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Chapel situate on Silver Street
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/9 24 April 1842 (date certified to registry)21 April 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Saint Peter's Quay, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Saint Peter's Quay
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/249/10 1 August 1842 (date certified to registry)2 August 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Kirtley Villas, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Meeting house known as the Caledonian Church situate near to Kirtley Villas
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 2 August 1842
Denomination is Presbyterian Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250 1791 - 1841
Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew
1 folder, 9 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/1 29 December 1791 (date certified to registry)31 December 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house known as the Orphan House situate on Northumberland Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/2 17 October 1811 (date certified to registry)19 October 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Peter Charlton situate in Forsters Yard on Pilgrim Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/3 23 May 1823 (date certified to registry)24 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house currently used as a schoolroom occupied by Reverend R. Smith situate in Pilgrim Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/4 December 1823 (date certified to registry)18 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Carliol Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Carliol Street
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate of
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/5 NB to check if really 1820 (date certified to registry)
Property at High Bridge Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in High Bridge Street belonging to the incorporated company of cordwainers and occupied by George Brumwell and John Scott
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/6 1 August 1829 (date certified to registry)1 August 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Blackett Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Addition to the Silver Street chapel and known as St James' chapel situate on Blackett Street
Denomination is Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/7 15 December 1837 (date certified to registry)16 December 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Carliol Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 16 December 1837
Denomination is Presbyterians of the Secession church
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/8 25 October 1838 (date certified to registry)1 November 1838 (received by registry)
Property at Nelson Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Chapel situate in Nelson Street and held in trust by Joseph Salkield and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 1 November 1838
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/250/9 11 February 1841 (date certified to registry)11 July 1841 (received by registry)
Property at High Friar Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Andrew, Northumberland
Room occupied by Victoria Proud situate in High Friar Street
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 11 July 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251 1777 - 1851
Newcastle upon Tyne St John
1 folder, 8 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/1 12 November 1777 (date certified to registry)13 November 1777 (received by registry)
Property at Postern Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Postern Street
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/2 29 September 1797 (date certified to registry)12 October 1797 (received by registry)
Property at Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on Newgate Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/3 5 December 1798 (date certified to registry)20 December 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Polstern Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Polstern Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/4 5 August 1816 (date certified to registry)7 August 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Postern Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Isaac Downing situate on Postern Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/5 9 October 1816 (date certified to registry)11 October 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to the incorporated company of house carpenters
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/6 22 September 1819 (date certified to registry)2 October 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in New Court, Westgate Street
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/7 12 October 1820 (date certified to registry)14 October 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Clavering Place, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Cuthbert situate in Clavering Place
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/251/8 1 July 1851 (date certified to registry)7 July 1851 (received by registry)
Property at West Clayton Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in West Clayton Street
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252 1797 - 1828
Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas
1 folder, 9 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/1 21 May 1797 (date certified to registry)23 May 1797 (received by registry)
Property at Dean Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on the west side of Dean Street belonging to John Robertson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/2 23 April 1802 (date certified to registry)27 April 1802 (received by registry)
Property at The Close, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house situate at The Close
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/3 15 May 1811 (date certified to registry)17 May 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Castle Yard (alias Castle Garth), Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Castle Yard [or Castle Garth]
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/4 17 September 1812 (date certified to registry)19 September 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Castle Garth, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Castle Garth
Denomination is Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/5 31 January 1818 (date certified to registry)9 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Close Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Edward Hammond belonging to C. Stobhart
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/6 8 May 1822 (date certified to registry)10 May 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Blackett Street, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Meeting house erected in 1821-1822 on the north side of Blackett Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/7 19 September 1822 (date certified to registry)23 September 1822 (received by registry)
Property at St Nicholas' churchyard, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Schoolroom situate in St Nicholas' churchyard occupied by Richard Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/8 May 1824 (date certified to registry)13 May 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Dog Coup Stairs, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Room situate in Dog Coup Stairs
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/252/9 17 March 1828 (date certified to registry)18 March 1828 (received by registry)
Property at St Nicholas' churchyard, Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas, Northumberland
Room situate on the east side of St Nicholas' churchyard occupied by Robert Martin
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/253 1817
New Greenwich
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/253/1 10 February 1817 (date certified to registry)11 February 1817 (received by registry)
Property at New Greenwich (alias Greenwich New), Bishopwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Ingham
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/254 1818
New Lambton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/254/1 28 December 1818 (date certified to registry)28 December 1818 (received by registry)
Property at D.Pit Row, New Lambton (alias Lambton New), Penshaw, County Durham
Meeting house situate in D.Pit Row occupied by Ralph Anderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/255 1826 - 1841
Newlands
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/255/1 24 November 1826 (date certified to registry)25 November 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Newlands, Whittonstall, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Henry Wilkinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/255/2 31 May 1841 (date certified to registry)2 June 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Newlands, Whittonstall, Northumberland
Meeting house held in trust by John Hunter, John Lowes, William Hunter and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 2 June 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/256 1819 - 18271819 - 1828
New Penshaw
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/256/1 21 February 1819 (date certified to registry)11 March 1819 (received by registry)
Property at New Penshaw (alias Penshaw New), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Cowey belonging to John George Lambton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/256/2 27 December 1827 (date certified to registry)25 April 1828 (received by registry)
Property at New Penshaw (alias Penshaw New, New Painsher in Old Painsher, Painsher New in Old Painsher) in Old Penshaw, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by Thomas Cowey belonging to John George Lambton
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/257 1836 - 1845
New Shildon
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/257/1 10 March 1836 (date certified to registry)19 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at New Shildon (alias Shildon New), Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/257/2 30 March 1839 (date certified to registry)30 March 1839 (received by registry)
Property at New Shildon (alias Shildon New), Shildon, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 March 1839
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/257/3 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at New Shildon (alias Shildon New), Shildon, County Durham
Wesleyan chapel belonging to society of Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 March 1845
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/258 18081809
Newstead
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/258/1 2 December 1808 (date certified to registry)11 January 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Newstead, Bamburgh, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Embleton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/259 1812 - 1825
New Washington
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/259/1 10 January 1812 (date certified to registry)9 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at New Washington (alias Washington New), Washington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jonathan Wilkinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/259/2 10 September 1825 (date certified to registry)11 September 1825 (received by registry)
Property at New Washington (alias Washington New), Washington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Horn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/260 1812
New York in Murton Township
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/260/1 20 February 1812 (date certified to registry)12 March 1812 (received by registry)
Property at New York in Murton Township, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Portious
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/261 1839 - 1848
Norham
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/261/1 5 February 1839 (date certified to registry)4 February 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Norham, North Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 4 February 1839
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/261/2 30 October 1848 (date certified to registry)3 November 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Norham, Northumberland
Meeting house known as The English Presbyterian Church of Norham
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 November 1848
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/262 1775
North Seaton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/262/1 29 March 1775 (date certified to registry)
Property at North Seaton (alias Seaton North, Northseaton), Woodhorn, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Coal
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263 1733 - 18201787 - 1821
North Shields
1 folder, 9 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/1 1733 (date certified to registry)
Property at North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/2 6 September 1769 (date certified to registry)
Property at North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house erected on land belonging to Frances Taylor and John Noble, situate on the west side of the Assembly room and on the south side of the Ropery and on the north side of the street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/3 8 February 1787 (date certified to registry)12 February 1787 (received by registry)
Property at Milburne Place, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Milburne Place
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/4 1 August 1810 (date certified to registry)3 August 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Milburne Place, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Chape situate at Milburne Place
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/5 12 November 1811 (date certified to registry)16 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Howard Street, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate in Howard Street
Denomination is Church of Scotland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/6 17 July 1812 (date certified to registry)21 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Norfolk Street, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Chapel situate in Norfolk Street held in trust by [James] Millar
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/7 19 September 1816 (date certified to registry)20 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Low Street, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Room occupied by Joseph Renny known as the Long Room of the Star and Garter Inn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/8 7 December 1819 (date certified to registry)8 December 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Bolton's Long Room, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting room known as Bolton's Long Room
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/263/9 19 December 1820 (date certified to registry)3 April 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Low Street, North Shields (alias Shields North), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate at Shepherds' Quay, Low Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264 1792 - 1841
North Sunderland
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264/1 3 May 1792 (date certified to registry)15 May 1792 (received by registry)
Property at North Sunderland (alias Sunderland North), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Swan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264/2 26 August 1803 (date certified to registry)29 August 1803 (received by registry)
Property at North Sunderland (alias Sunderland North), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to John Anderson situate at the west end of North Sunderland
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264/3 9 July 1810 (date certified to registry)11 July 1810 (received by registry)
Property at North Sunderland (alias Sunderland North), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264/4 19 December 1840 (date certified to registry)
Property at North Sunderland (alias Sunderland North), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Room in schoolroom occupied by William Cock
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 December 1840
Denomination is United Associate Secession Church
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/264/5 15 May 1841 (date certified to registry)19 May 1841 (received by registry)
Property at North Sunderland (alias Sunderland North, Sunderland), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Meeting house bounded by land belonging to Henry Anderson on the south-west, north-west and west and bounded by the public road on the south-east and east and belonging to Henry Anderson
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 May 1841
Denomination is United Associate Secession Church
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/265 1820 - 1825
Norton
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/265/1 21 October 1820 (date certified to registry)6 November 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Norton, County Durham
Room in the house occupied by George Edgar
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/265/2 27 August 1825 (date certified to registry)27 August 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Norton, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by William Kirner the younger
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/266 1791
Ouston Stables
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/266/1 19 March 1791 (date certified to registry)22 March 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Ouston Stables, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Greenwell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/267 1799 - 1816
Ovingham
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/267/1 28 July 1799 (date certified to registry)29 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Ovingham, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/267/2 19 September 1816 (date certified to registry)30 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Ovingham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Robert Ethe[z]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/268 1791 - 18111791 - 1812
Paradise in Benwell Lordship
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/268/1 29 December 1791 (date certified to registry)31 December 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Paradise, Benwell Lordship, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Jeffersons
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/268/2 9 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Paradise, Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Schoolroom occupied by Margaret Ramsey
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/269 1825
Park
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/269/1 12 November 1825 (date certified to registry)24 November 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Park, Alston, Cumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Collingson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/270 1851
Park in Bellister Township
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/270/1 18 March 1851 (date certified to registry)21 August 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Park in Bellister Township, Haltwhistle, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/271 1791
Pelton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/271/1 19 March 1791 (date certified to registry)22 March 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Pelton, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Haslop
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/272 1794
Pepey
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/272/1 7 October 1794 (date certified to registry)22 October 1794 (received by registry)
Property at Pepey, Bywell St Peter, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Anthony Wailes
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/273 1802
Philadelphia
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/273/1 27 March 1802 (date certified to registry)26 April 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Philadelphia, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/274 1812
Piercebridge
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/274/1 23 May 1812 (date certified to registry)27 May 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Piercebridge (alias Piersbridge), Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Gibson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/275 1812
Pithill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/275/1 29 February 1812 (date certified to registry)11 March 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Pithill, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/276 1791 - 1830
Pittington
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/276/1 2 April 1791 (date certified to registry)4 April 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Pittington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Rutter
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/276/2 14 August 1814 (date certified to registry)6 August 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Pittington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Christopher Parkin
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/276/3 4 September 1830 (date certified to registry)4 September 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Pittington, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by William Robson and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/277 1814 - 1842
Ponteland
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/277/1 10 July 1814 (date certified to registry)29 July 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Ponteland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Lumsden
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/277/2 10 April 1816 (date certified to registry)27 April 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Ponteland, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to [Proctor] Shotton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/277/3 6 February 1824 (date certified to registry)7 February 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Ponteland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Henry Stobart
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/277/4 22 June 1842 (date certified to registry)30 June 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Ponteland, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/278 1842
Quatrebras
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/278/1 24 November 1842 (date certified to registry)6 December 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Quatrebras (alias Quatre Bras), Hexham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Scott
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 6 December 1842
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/279 1825
Rainton Pit Lane
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/279/1 27 January 1825 (date certified to registry)29 January 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Rainton Pit Lane, Pittington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Michael Turnbull
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/280 1850
Ramshaw
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/280/1 23 October 1850 (date certified to registry)1 November 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Ramshaw, Hunstanworth, County Durham
Large upper room of a house in Ramshaw
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/281 1814 - 1837
Redworth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/281/1 6 July 1814 (date certified to registry)19 July 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Redworth, Heighington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Parkin
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/281/2 5 October 1837 (date certified to registry)17 October 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Redworth, Heighington, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist Chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 17 October 1837
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/282 1788
Riding Mill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/282/1 22 August 1788 (date certified to registry)25 August 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Riding Mill, Bywell St Andrew, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Ridley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/283 1839
Rookhope
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/283/1 6 April 1839 (date certified to registry)10 April 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Rookhope, Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 10 April 1839
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/284 1824
Rope Castle
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/284/1 15 October 1824 (date certified to registry)16 November 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Rope Castle, Hunstanworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285 1786 - 1841
Rothbury
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/1 17 July 1786 (date certified to registry)19 July 1786 (received by registry)
Property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/2 12 March 1804 (date certified to registry)5 April 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/3 Original date of 9th July 1803 crossed out (date certified to registry)23 May 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Graham
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 2 June 1806
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/4 9 April 1827 (date certified to registry)20 April 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Market Place, Rothbury, Northumberland
Room situate in Market Place occupied by George Wilkinson
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/5 26 August 1839 (date certified to registry)31 August 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Schoolroom occfupied by John Fettis
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 31 August 1839
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/285/6 21 September 1841 (date certified to registry)27 September 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Rothbury, Northumberland
Room occupied by John Cummings
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 September 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/286 1826
Roughside
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/286/1 2 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Roughside (alias Ruffside), Edmundbyers, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Mary Whitfield
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/287 1779 - 1820
Ryton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/287/1 6 August 1779 (date certified to registry)14 August 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Dain
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/287/2 14 February 1818 (date certified to registry)19 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Newton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/287/3 19 October 1820 (date certified to registry)6 November 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Newton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/288 1816
Sadberge
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/288/1 6 January 1816 (date certified to registry)20 January 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Sadberge, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Pearson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/289 1792
Saint Anthony's
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/289/1 18 November 1792 (date certified to registry)21 November 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Saint Anthony's, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/290 1845
Saint Lawrence
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/290/1 8 January 1845 (date certified to registry)8 January 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Saint Lawrence, Newcastle upon Tyne All Saints, Northumberland
Property described as 'centenary chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/291 1814 - 1845
Satley
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/291/1 29 July 1814 (date certified to registry)30 July 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Satley, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Herron
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/291/2 25 August 1845 (date certified to registry)26 July 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Satley, Lanchester, County Durham
Room occupied by Jonathan Green
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 25 July 1845
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Richard Tabraham, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/292 1811 - 1823
Scotswood
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/292/1 9 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Paper Mill, Scotswood (alias Scotch Wood), Newcastle upon Tyne St John, Northumberland
Meeting house known as the Paper Mill belonging to Messrs Grace and company
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/292/2 16 October 1823 (date certified to registry)NB to query dates (received by registry)
Property at Fawdon Staith, Scotswood (alias Scotchwood), Newburn, Northumberland
Meeting house situate at Fawdon Staith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/293 1848
Seaham Harbour
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/293/1 5 February 1848 (date certified to registry)5 February 1848 (received by registry)
Property at Seaham Harbour, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by John Royal, John Marshall, Robert Stamp, William Johnson, Joseph Stephenson and Joseph Stamp
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 5 February 1848
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/294 1792 - 1816
Seaton (Seaham parish)
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/294/1 24 April 1792 (date certified to registry)27 April 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Seaton, Seaham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Heap
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/294/2 25 April 1816 (date certified to registry)27 April 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Seaton, Seaham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Hutchinson
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/295 1823
Seaton (Stranton parish)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/295/1 10 June 1823 (date certified to registry)23 June 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Seaton, Stranton, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by Elizabeth Ganlbraith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/296 1852
Seaton Delavel
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/296/1 20 May 1852 (date certified to registry)21 May 1852 (received by registry)
Property at Seaton Delavel, Earsdon, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to a society of Methodists
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297 1773 - 1830
Sedgefield
1 folder, 10 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/1 2 May 1773 (date certified to registry)4 June 1773 (received by registry)
Property at Morton Blue House, Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house known as Morton Blue House
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/2 21 July 1783 (date certified to registry)19 August 1783 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ralph Woodhouse
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/3 19 June 1794 (date certified to registry)7 July 1794 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Hutchinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/4 27 July 1799 (date certified to registry)29 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Newton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/5 10 June 1809 (date certified to registry)17 June 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Turnbull
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/6 27 August 1812 (date certified to registry)29 August 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/7 22 June 1818 (date certified to registry)27 June 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William J[u]kell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/8 8 May 1823 (date certified to registry)28 May 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Corner
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/9 4 December 1827 (date certified to registry)24 December 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by R. Walker
2ff. (including item 29/6)

DDR/EA/NCN/2/297/10 11 September 1830 (date certified to registry)14 September 1830 (received by registry)
Property at Sedgefield, County Durham
Room in the house of William Clark
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 15 September 1830
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/298 1833 - 18441844
Shadforth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/298/1 17 June 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Shadforth, Pittington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 June 1833
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/298/2 19 July 1844 (date certified to registry)19 July 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Shadforth, Pittington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Isaac [Decison], Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/299 1811
Sheraton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/299/1 7 December 1811 (date certified to registry)21 December 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Sheraton, Monk Hesleden, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Midforth
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/300 1825 - 1844
Sherburn
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/300/1 14 January 1825 (date certified to registry)20 January 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Sherburn, Pittington, County Durham
Room occupied by Ann Forest
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/300/2 19 July 1844 (date certified to registry)19 July 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Sherburn, Pittington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 July 1844
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Isaac Decison, Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/301 1835 - 1849
Shildon (County Durham)
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/301/1 12 October 1835 (date certified to registry)20 October 1835 (received by registry)
Property at Shildon, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 October 1835
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/301/2 10 March 1836 (date certified to registry)19 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Shildon, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/301/3 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Chapel Row, Shildon, County Durham
Chapel situate at Chapel Row belonging to a society of Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 March 1845
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/301/4 19 April 1849 (date certified to registry)19 April 1849 (received by registry)
Property at Shildon, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist Association Chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 19 April 1849
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/302 1825 - 1826
Shildon (Northumberland)
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/302/1 23 June 1825 (date certified to registry)13 July 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Shildon, Blanchland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Forster
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/302/2 2 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Shildon, Blanchland, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Edward Are
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/303 1816
Shincliffe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/303/1 5 January 1816 (date certified to registry)10 January 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Shincliffe, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Watson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304 1799 - 1840
Shiney Row
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304/1 12 August 1799 (date certified to registry)14 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Shiney Row, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304/2 4 September 1805 (date certified to registry)9 September 1805 (received by registry)
Property at Shiney Row, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304/3 2 February 1824 (date certified to registry)7 February 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Shiney Row, Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ann Spenc[ley]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304/4 10 July 1840 (date certified to registry)13 July 1840 (received by registry)
Property at Shiney Row, Penshaw, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to the Wesleyan Methodist Association
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/304/5 10 July 1840 (date certified to registry)13 July 1840 (received by registry)
Property at Shiney Row, Penshaw, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to the Wesleyan Methodist Association
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305 1807 - 1841
Shotley Bridge
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305/1 14 September 1807 (date certified to registry)15 September 1807 (received by registry)
Property at Shotley Bridge, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Nicholson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305/2 31 July 1808 (date certified to registry)4 August 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Shotley Bridge, Lanchester, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Oley senior
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305/3 20 May 1825 (date certified to registry)20 May 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Shotley Bridge, Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305/4 15 December 1827 (date certified to registry)15 December 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Shotley Bridge (alias Shotley Bridge in Benfieldside township), Lanchester, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/305/5 16 August 1841 (date certified to registry)16 August 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Shotley Bridge (alias Shotley), Lanchester, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by John Bateman as tenant to John Aumaudale and Sons
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 16 August 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/306 1808
Shotleyfield
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/306/1 30 July 1808 (date certified to registry)1 August 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Shotleyfield, Shotley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Edward Mabbutt
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/307 1802 - 1816
Shotton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/307/1 3 May 1802 (date certified to registry)10 May 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Shotton, Easington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Wood
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/307/2 10 October 1804 (date certified to registry)22 October 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Shotton, Easington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John [Tronholm]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/307/3 12 January 1816 (date certified to registry)20 January 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Shotton, Easington, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to Messrs Richardson and Wilson occupied by Joseph Dixon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/308 1851
Shotton Colliery
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/308/1 22 March 1851 (date certified to registry)22 March 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Shotton Colliery, Easington, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 March 1851
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/309 1847
Sinderhope Burn Foot
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/309/1 22 March 1847 (date certified to registry)26 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Sinderhope Burn Foot (alias Synderhope Burn Foot), Alnham, Northumberland
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 March 1847
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/310 1788 - 18331788 - 1814
Slaley
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/310/1 27 June 1788 (date certified to registry)28 June 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Slaley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by James Roddom
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/310/2 12 June 1789 (date certified to registry)17 June 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Slaley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Bell
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/310/3 4 April 1814 (date certified to registry)6 April 1814 (received by registry)
Property at White House, Slaley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Davi[d]son known as White House
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/310/4 5 November 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Slaley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Foster
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 8 November 1833
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/311 1845
South Church
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/311/1 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at South Church, Auckland St Andrew, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/312 1824
South Hylton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/312/1 22 January 1824 (date certified to registry)26 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at South Hylton (alias Hylton South), Bishopwearmouth St Michael, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Robinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313 1776 - 1844
South Shields
1 folder, 19 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/1 21 May 1776 (date certified to registry)24 May 1776 (received by registry)
Property at The Bank, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house situate on The Bank
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/2 18 February 1784 (date certified to registry)21 February 1784 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to the society of Methodists
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/3 8 September 1785 (date certified to registry)17 September 1785 (received by registry)
Property at Market Place, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house situate in the Market Place
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/4 17 July 1786 (date certified to registry)10 August 1786 (received by registry)
Property at Mill Dam, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house situate on Rubbish Hills near Mill Dam
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/5 26 December 1789 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house in the west end of South Shields
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/6 5 March 1806 (date certified to registry)7 March 1806 (received by registry)
Property at Pleasant Place, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Brown Cpt situate at Pleasant Place
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/7 11 October 1808 (date certified to registry)31 October 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Laygate Street, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Laygate Street occupied by John Ramsey
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/8 14 February 1809 (date certified to registry)15 February 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Chapter Row, South Shields, County Durham
Chapel situate at Chapter Row
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/9 1 August 1810 (date certified to registry)3 August 1810 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Property described as 'Ebenezer Chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/10 8 September 1814 (date certified to registry)10 September 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Shadwell Street, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by Christopher Nawn and others situate in Shadwell Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/11 9 February 1820 (date certified to registry)10 February 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Golightly Long Room, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house known as the Golightly Long Room
Covering letter attached
2ff. Originally pinned together

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/12 25 October 1822 (date certified to registry)4 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Fairless Street, South Shields, County Durham
Room situate in Fairless Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/13 25 October 1822 (date certified to registry)4 November 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Fairless Street, South Shields, County Durham
Room situate in Fairless Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/14 11 December 1823 (date certified to registry)3 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Chapel in the glebe in the hold of Joshua Heirs, John Dixon, Edward Nettleship, William S[h]eppard and Ralph Jackson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/15 24 August 1824 (date certified to registry)26 August 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Ferry Street, South Shields, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by Isabella Booth situate in Ferry Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/16 1 February 1825 (date certified to registry)1 February 1825 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house on the new street situated on a north parallel line with King Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/17 30 May 1825 (date certified to registry)3 June 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Walace Street, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house situate on the glebe, built on sites numbered 35 and 36 in Walace Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/18 29 April 1834 (date certified to registry)29 April 1834 (received by registry)
Property at South Shields, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/313/19 28 May 1844 (date certified to registry)28 May 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Wellington Street, South Shields, County Durham
Meeting house with a schoolroom underneath situate in Wellington Street
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 May 1844
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/314 1827 - 1851
South Side
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/314/1 17 February 1827 (date certified to registry)19 February 1827 (received by registry)
Property at South Side (alias South Side in Lynesack township), Hamsterley, County Durham
Chapel held by John Patten
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/314/2 31 May 1851 (date certified to registry)15 June 1851 (received by registry)
Property at South Side, Hamsterley, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by Thomas Simpson, John Brownbridge, Jonas Jackson and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 15 June 1851
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/315 1811 - 1824
Southwick
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/315/1 10 December 1811 (date certified to registry)12 December 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Southwick, Monkwearmouth St Peter, County Durham
Meeting house lately occupied as a shop
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/315/2 7 June 1819 (date certified to registry)11 July 1819 (received by registry)
Property at Southwick, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Young
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/315/3 16 January 1824 (date certified to registry)21 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Southwick, Monkwearmouth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Craggs
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/316 1802
Spittal
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/316/1 26 October 1802 (date certified to registry)27 October 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Spittal (alias Spittle), Tynemouth, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317 1810 - 18361811 - 1836
Staindrop
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/1 14 December 1810 (date certified to registry)3 January 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Staindrop, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Edward Oats and occupied by Thomas Bradley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/2 21 December 1810 (date certified to registry)28 December 1810 (received by registry)
Property at Staindrop, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/3 26 October 1814 (date certified to registry)1 November 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Staindrop, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John G Heslop
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/4 7 August 1816 (date certified to registry)9 August 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Market Place, Staindrop, County Durham
Meeting house lately occupied by Richard Hepple situate near the Market Place
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/5 19 October 1829 (date certified to registry)22 September 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Staindrop, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to William Luke Prattman, Samuel Jackson, Thomas Thornton, Richard Hepple and John Deane
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 September 1829
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/317/6 11 March 1836 (date certified to registry)12 March 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Staindrop, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 March 1836
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/318 17901791 - 1816
Stamfordham
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/318/1 21 December 1790 (date certified to registry)11 January 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Stamfordham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by John Alderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/318/2 2 November 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Stamfordham, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Edward Hunter
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/319 1775 - 1823
Stanhope
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/319/1 9 April 1775 (date certified to registry)27 May 1775 (received by registry)
Property at Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house nigh (? Stots/Hole)
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/319/2 24 June 1788 (date certified to registry)28 June 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to James Vickers
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/319/3 15 December 1798 (date certified to registry)19 December 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/319/4 20 February 1823 (date certified to registry)8 March 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Willis belonging to Cuthbert Rippon
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/320 1812 - 1824
Stannington
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/320/1 12 February 1812 (date certified to registry)19 February 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Stannington, Northumberland
Meeting house near the centre of Stannington
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/320/2 16 September 1816 (date certified to registry)16 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Cat Row, Stannington, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by William Kirkup
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/320/3 26 May 1824 (date certified to registry)19 June 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Stannington, Northumberland
Meeting house belonging to Joseph Marshall and occupied by Isabella Jorden
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/321 1799
Stillington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/321/1 11 August 1799 (date certified to registry)7 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Stillington, Redmarshall, County Durham
Meeting house on the north side of Stillington
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322 1771 - 1836
Stockton-on-Tees
1 folder, 11 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/1 1 January 1771 (date certified to registry)NB to check that this date refers to receipt (received by registry)
Property at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Watson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/2 22 November 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Blades
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/3 18 March 1799 (date certified to registry)18 April 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Custom House Street, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house situate in the yard of the Green Dragon Inn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/4 11 August 1810 (date certified to registry)11 August 1810 (received by registry)
Property at West Row, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house situate in West Row
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/5 22 March 1813 (date certified to registry)
Property at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/6 19 November 1817 (date certified to registry)20 November 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Masons' Court, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Room known as the Free Masons' Lodge situate in Masons' Court belonging to Matthew Wadeson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/7 1 July 1818 (date certified to registry)2 July 1818 (received by registry)
Property at West Row, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house situate in West Row
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/8 15 July 1822 (date certified to registry)20 July 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Room occupied by William Bulmer
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/9 29 December 1823 (date certified to registry)30 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Chapel Street, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Wesleyan chapel situate in Chapel Street
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/10 30 October 1825 (date certified to registry)1 December 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by William Bulmer, Robert Ingledew, Gordon Black, Ralp Atkinson, William Harrison-Brass and Edward Knight
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/322/11 24 December 1836 (date certified to registry)26 December 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Regent Street, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Meeting house held by Joseph Wade, Robert Emmitt and Thomas Brown
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 December 1836
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/323 1788
Stranton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/323/1 30 June 1788 (date certified to registry)1 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Stranton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by the society of Methodists
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/324 1779 - 1824
Summerhouse
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/324/1 Thomas Gyll was solicitor general to three bishops of Durham 1733 - 1780 (date certified to registry)9 January 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Summerhouse, Denton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Michael Collen
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/324/2 29 July 1812 (date certified to registry)30 July 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Summerhouse, Denton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Eleanor Wright
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/324/3 1 December 1824 (date certified to registry)10 December 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Summerhouse, Denton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Francis Taylor
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325 1776 - 18461779 - 1846
Sunderland
1 folder, 17 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/1 1 February 1776 (date certified to registry)
Property at Mallins Rigg, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house standing on the ground belonging to C. Thompson Mallin known as Mallins Rigg
Denomination is Baptist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/2 28 February 1779 (date certified to registry)2 March 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Malings Rigg, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house situate on Malings Rigg
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/3 9 June 1794 (date certified to registry)14 June 1794 (received by registry)
Property at Mill Hill near Church Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to William Fenwick situate on the west side of Mill Hill near Church Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/4 24 November 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Vine Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Agnes Swan situate on the west side of Vine Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/5 1 January 1798 (date certified to registry)11 January 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Silver Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Silver Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/6 2 February 1800 (date certified to registry)24 February 1800 (received by registry)
Property at Burleigh Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house situate at the north end of Burleigh Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/7 17 July 1801 (date certified to registry)24 July 1801 (received by registry)
Property at Malings Rigg, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting room situate on Malings Rigg
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/8 10 May 1811 (date certified to registry)14 May 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Burleigh Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Elizabeth Trewell situate on Burleigh Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/9 3 February 1812 (date certified to registry)10 February 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Vine Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house situate on Vine Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/10 23 December 1823 (date certified to registry)23 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Church Walk, Sunderland (alias Sunderland near the sea), Sunderland Holy Trinity, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by George Pecket
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/11 13 March 1824 (date certified to registry)13 March 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Sunderland, County Durham
Room situated in Sunderland behind the 'friendly [?Tavern East] end of the town'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/12 13 August 1824 (date certified to registry)17 August 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Sunderland, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by Robert Anderson, Henry Herman, James Robinson and William [?]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/13 13 December 1828 (date certified to registry)13 December 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Nesham Sqaure, Sunderland (alias Sunderland near the sea), Sunderland Holy Trinity, County Durham
Room situate in Nesham Square
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/14 31 January 1831 (date certified to registry)31 January 1831 (received by registry)
Property at Church Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house known as the Assembly Room occupied by Jane Weatherell
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 31 January 1831
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/15 23 June 1837 (date certified to registry)24 June 1837 (received by registry)
Property at Spring Garden Lane or Street, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house situate in Spring Garden Lane or Street called Spring Garden Lane or Street chapel
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 June 1837
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/16 21 January 1842 (date certified to registry)22 January 1842 (received by registry)
Property at The Arcade Long Room, Sunderland, County Durham
Meeting house known as The Arcade Long Room in the holding of The General Home Mission
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 22 January 1842
Denomination is General Home Mission
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/325/17 3 August 1846 (date certified to registry)4 August 1846 (received by registry)
Property at Malings Rig, Sunderland, County Durham
Chapel situate at No. 4 Malings Rig
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/326 1794 - 18261795 - 1826
Swalwell
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/326/1 24 November 1794 (date certified to registry)19 January 1795 (received by registry)
Property at Swalwell, Whickham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robin Bennett
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/326/2 6 August 1799 (date certified to registry)4 December 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Swalwell, Whickham, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/326/3 23 January 1826 (date certified to registry)25 January 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Swalwell, Whickham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/327 1847
Swinhope
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/327/1 1 March 1847 (date certified to registry)10 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Swinhope, Allendale, Northumberland
Property described as 'Primitive Methodist Chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 10 March 1847
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/328 1791 - 1817
Tanfield
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/328/1 1 April 1791 (date certified to registry)4 April 1791 (received by registry)
Property at Tanfield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Lax
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/328/2 13 October 1817 (date certified to registry)29 October 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Tanfield, County Durham
Property described as 'chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/328/3 13 October 1817 (date certified to registry)29 October 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Tanfield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Sarah Kirtley
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/329 1833
Tantobie
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/329/1 23 February 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Tantobie, Tanfield, County Durham
Chapel held in trust by William Parker and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 23 February 1833
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Hodgson Gasson, Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/330 1844
Templetown
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/330/1 28 May 1844 (date certified to registry)28 May 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Templetown (alias Temple Town), Jarrow, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 May 1844
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/331 1841
Thornley (Kelloe)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/331/1 4 January 1841 (date certified to registry)18 January 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Thornley, Kelloe, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 25 January 1841
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Thomas Catterick, Wesleyan minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/332 1788
Thornley (Wolsingham)
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/332/1 14 July 1788 (date certified to registry)18 July 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Thornley, Wolsingham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Pybus
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/333 1786 - 1799
Thropton
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/333/1 17 July 1786 (date certified to registry)19 July 1786 (received by registry)
Property at Thropton, Rothbury, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Farguson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/333/2 25 June 1799 (date certified to registry)1 July 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Thropton, Rothbury, Northumberland
Meeting house boundering the premises of Edward Bell on the east, the house of George Common on the west by the Kings Highway on the north and by David Green and the heirs of Edward Bell on the south
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/334 1789
Tinkelerow
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/334/1 14 July 1789 (date certified to registry)27 July 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Tinkelerow, Lamesley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Henry Suterthorn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/335 1845
Toft Hill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/335/1 24 March 1845 (date certified to registry)27 March 1845 (received by registry)
Property at Toft Hill, Evenwood, County Durham
Wesleyan chapel belonging to the Society of Methodists
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 27 March 1845
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/336 1852
Tow Law
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/336/1 25 March 1852 (date certified to registry)21 May 1852 (received by registry)
Property at Tow Law, Wolsingham, County Durham
Primitive Methodist chapel held in trust by John Beach, John Richardson, John Greener, Matthew Davison, Lancelot Pescod and others
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 May 1852
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/337 1808 - 1839
Trimdon
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/337/1 27 May 1808 (date certified to registry)28 May 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Trimdon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Robert Todd
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/337/2 20 January 1812 (date certified to registry)29 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Trimdon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Henderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/337/3 18 December 1823 (date certified to registry)31 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Trimdon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Hardon
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/337/4 27 August 1839 (date certified to registry)30 August 1839 (received by registry)
Property at Trimdon, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Snowball
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 August 1839
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/338 1847
Trimdon Colliery
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/338/1 17 March 1847 (date certified to registry)17 March 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Trimdon Colliery, Trimdon, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 18 March 1847
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
Instigator of certificate was Samuel Rowe, Wesleyan Minister
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/339 1818 - 18471825 - 1847
Tudhoe
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/339/1 7 August 1818 (date certified to registry)
Property at Tudhoe, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Peacock
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/339/2 22 January 1825 (date certified to registry)22 January 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Tudhoe, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Henry Raine
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/339/3 28 December 1847 (date certified to registry)28 December 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Tudhoe, Brancepeth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by George Morgan
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 December 1847
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/340 1802 - 18301802
Tweedmouth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/340/1 25 October 1802 (date certified to registry)19 November 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Tweedmouth, North Durham
Meeting house in the west end of Tweedmouth
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/340/2 17 December 1830 (date certified to registry)
Property at Tweedmouth, North Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Clough
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 December 1830
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/341 1781 - 1818
Tynemouth
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/341/1 30 June 1781 (date certified to registry)2 July 1781 (received by registry)
Property at Dockwray Square, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house known as Mr. Gardener's House situate on Dockwray Square
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/341/2 30 November 1808 (date certified to registry)13 February 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Howard Street, Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house situate on Howard Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/341/3 14 December 1817 (date certified to registry)19 December 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Tynemouth, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Hudson
Denomination is Unitarian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/341/4 7 February 1818 (date certified to registry)9 February 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Northumberland Square, Tynemouth, Northumberland
St Andrew's Chapel situate on Northumberland Square
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/342 1822
Ulgham
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/342/1 28 October 1822 (date certified to registry)30 October 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Ulgham, Morpeth, Northumberland
Schoolroom occupied by Robert Todd
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/343 1817
Urpeth
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/343/1 2 September 1817 (date certified to registry)2 September 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Urpeth, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Mary Kirkup
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/343/2 2 September 1817 (date certified to registry)2 September 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Urpeth, Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Philip Kirkup
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/344 1800 - 18221800 - 1806
Usworth
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/344/1 3 June 1800 (date certified to registry)9 June 1800 (received by registry)
Property at Usworth, Washington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/344/2 7 January 1806 (date certified to registry)17 February 1806 (received by registry)
Property at Usworth (alias Great Usworth, Usworth Great), Washington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/344/3 20 December 1822 (date certified to registry)
Property at Usworth, Washington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/344/4 20 December 1822 (date certified to registry)
Property at Usworth, Washington, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/345 1847
Wagtail
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/345/1 4 October 1847 (date certified to registry)28 October 1847 (received by registry)
Property at Wagtail, Hunstanworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Elliott
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 28 October 1847
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/346 1811
Walbottle
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/346/1 3 November 1811 (date certified to registry)24 December 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Walbottle, Newburn, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Henry Milburn
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/347 1823
Walker Foundry
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/347/1 9 September 1823 (date certified to registry)10 September 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Walker Foundry (alias Walker Foundery), Wallsend, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Nelson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/348 1816 - 1827
Wallsend
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/348/1 22 July 1816 (date certified to registry)25 July 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Long Room, Wallsend, Northumberland
Meeting house commonly known as The Long Room occupied by Thomas Swan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/348/2 19 September 1816 (date certified to registry)20 September 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Brew House, Wallsend, Northumberland
Meeting house known as the Brew House occupied by Thomas Swan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/348/3 14 April 1824 (date certified to registry)15 April 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Wallsend (alias Walls End), Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/348/4 8 January 1827 (date certified to registry)13 January 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Wallsend (alias Walls End), Northumberland
Room occupied by Mark Hann and Matthew Robson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/349 1824
Warenford
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/349/1 4 November 1824 (date certified to registry)13 November 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Warenford (alias Warrenford), Bamburgh, Northumberland
Meeting house built in 1824 and belonging to The Duke of Northumberland; bounded on the west by the road to Edinburgh and on the south by the road leading to Bamburgh Castle
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/350 1851
Warenton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/350/1 3 November 1851 (date certified to registry)5 November 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Warenton, Bamburgh, Northumberland
Property described as 'church'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 5 November 1851
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351 1800 - 1829
Warkworth
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351/1 24 June 1800 (date certified to registry)14 June 1800 (received by registry)
Property at Dial Hill, Warkworth, Northumberland
Upper room in a house occupied by George Coward on the east side of Dial Hill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351/2 6 March 1809 (date certified to registry)15 March 1809 (received by registry)
Property at Warkworth, Northumberland
Upper room in a house occupied by Ephrain Nicholson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351/3 28 June 1815 (date certified to registry)5 July 1815 (received by registry)
Property at Warkworth, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351/4 23 June 1829 (date certified to registry)25 July 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Warkworth, Northumberland
Room of a house belonging to Andrew Marshall and Robert Younger
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/351/5 1 December 1829 (date certified to registry)
Property at Warkworth, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 17 December 1829
Denomination is Presbyterians of the United Associate
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/352 1817 - 1836
Washington
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/352/1 26 April 1817 (date certified to registry)26 April 1817 (received by registry)
Property at Washington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by David Lawrie
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/352/2 19 September 1835 (date certified to registry)23 September 1835 (received by registry)
Property at Washington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Jane Best
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 23 September 1835
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/352/3 29 November 1836 (date certified to registry)30 November 1836 (received by registry)
Property at Washington, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Vasey and Peter Horn
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 30 November 1836
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/353 1827
Blyth
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/353/1 15 January 1827 (date certified to registry)23 January 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Waterloo Place, Blyth, Horton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Christopher [R]obson situate in Waterloo Place
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/354 1825
Wearhead
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/354/1 15 December 1825 (date certified to registry)24 December 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Wearhead (alias Wear-head), Stanhope, County Durham
Chapel held by John Heatherington
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/355 1779 - 1823
Westgate
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/355/1 20 April 1779 (date certified to registry)29 April 1779 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate, Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Will[imes]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/355/2 19 September 1793 (date certified to registry)23 September 1793 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate, Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'new meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/355/3 15 September 1821 (date certified to registry)3 December 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate (alias West-gate in Weardale), Stanhope, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Scott
Includes covering letter from John Scott, minister of the gospel working for the Home Missionary Society at Westgate, 11 November 1821
2ff.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/355/4 10 December 1823 (date certified to registry)20 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at Westgate, Stanhope, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/356 1802
West Newham
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/356/1 3 July 1802 (date certified to registry)20 July 1802 (received by registry)
Property at West Newham (alias Newham West), Whalton, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/357 1812
Westoe
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/357/1 25 May 1812 (date certified to registry)2 June 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Westoe, Jarrow, County Durham
Schoolroom belonging to an Association of Mariners and occupied by John Smith
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/358 1828
West Pitts
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/358/1 23 July 1828 (date certified to registry)1 August 1828 (received by registry)
Property at West Pitts (alias Pitts West), Hamsterley, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Chapman and Christopher Wilson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/359 1783 - 1823
West Rainton
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/359/1 29 November 1783 (date certified to registry)11 December 1783 (received by registry)
Property at West Rainton (alias Rainton West), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Anderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/359/2 10 December 1803 (date certified to registry)29 December 1803 (received by registry)
Property at West Rainton (alias Rainton West), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'schoolroom'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/359/3 1 February 1823 (date certified to registry)3 February 1823 (received by registry)
Property at West Rainton (alias Rainton West), Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/360 1816
West Thirston
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/360/1 22 November 1816 (date certified to registry)11 December 1816 (received by registry)
Property at West Thirston (alias Thirston West), Felton, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by George Marshall
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/361 1788 - 1842
Whickham
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/361/1 29 August 1788 (date certified to registry)15 September 1788 (received by registry)
Property at Whickham, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/361/2 30 October 1808 (date certified to registry)10 June 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Whickham, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/361/3 27 April 1827 (date certified to registry)27 April 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Whickham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Chambers
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/361/4 19 February 1842 (date certified to registry)21 February 1842 (received by registry)
Property at Whickham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Rattray
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 21 February 1842
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362 1792 - 1850
Whitburn
1 folder, 7 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/1 8 May 1792 (date certified to registry)24 May 1792 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/2 10 November 1808 (date certified to registry)19 November 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/3 10 April 1818 (date certified to registry)10 April 1818 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Schoolroom situate at the east end of Whitburn occupied by John Swan
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/4 10 December 1823 (date certified to registry)3 January 1824 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn (Wit[bourn]), County Durham
Room occupied by Francis Anderson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/5 25 June 1829 (date certified to registry)27 June 1829 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Charlton
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/6 5 March 1844 (date certified to registry)20 March 1844 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Peter Allen situate on the north side of Whitburn
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 March 1844
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/362/7 29 May 1850 (date certified to registry)6 June 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Whitburn, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 6 June 1850
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/363 18071808
Whitehill
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/363/1 28 December 1807 (date certified to registry)22 January 1808 (received by registry)
Property at Whitehill (alias White Hill), Chester-le-Street, County Durham
Meeting house known as Whitehill
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/364 1814
Whitfield
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/364/1 12 April 1814 (date certified to registry)18 April 1814 (received by registry)
Property at Whitfield, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Luke Johnson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/365 18111812
Whittington
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/365/1 26 December 1811 (date certified to registry)2 January 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Whittington, Corbridge, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by Barbara Brown
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/366 1799 - 1841
Whittonstall
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/366/1 28 July 1799 (date certified to registry)2 August 1799 (received by registry)
Property at Whittonstall (alias Whittenstall), Bywell St Peter, Northumberland
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/366/2 31 May 1841 (date certified to registry)2 June 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Whittonstall, Bywell St Peter, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by William Ord
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 2 June 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367 1816 - 1841
Whorlton
1 folder, 6 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/1 18 December 1816 (date certified to registry)20 December 1816 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Halton
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/2 17 April 1820 (date certified to registry)18 April 1820 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Harrison
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/3 24 May 1822 (date certified to registry)3 June 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by William Peacock
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/4 23 October 1826 (date certified to registry)10 November 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Whitfield
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/5 20 May 1828 (date certified to registry)23 May 1828 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ferdinand Raine
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/367/6 12 April 1841 (date certified to registry)3 May 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Whorlton, Gainford, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Ferdinand Raine
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/368 1802
Windmilhills
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/368/1 26 December 1802 (date certified to registry)30 December 1802 (received by registry)
Property at Windmilhills, Gateshead, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/369 1804 - 1841
Windy Nook
1 folder, 3 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/369/1 22 December 1804 (date certified to registry)24 December 1804 (received by registry)
Property at Windy Nook (alias Windynook), Heworth, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by James Robson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/369/2 29 March 1833 (date certified to registry)
Property at Windy Nook, Heworth, County Durham
Property described as 'Wesleyan Methodist chapel'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 10 April 1833
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/369/3 6 May 1841 (date certified to registry)6 May 1841 (received by registry)
Property at Windy Nook, Heworth, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 6 May 1841
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/370 1850
Wingate
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/370/1 20 April 1850 (date certified to registry)20 April 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Wingate, Kelloe, County Durham
Chapel and premises belonging to Thomas Sutton and Joseph Finley
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 20 April 1850
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/371 undated
Wingates
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/371/1 NB to check register for date (date certified to registry)
Property at Wingates, Longhorsley, Northumberland
Meeting house occupied by James Morrison
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372 1789 - 1852
Winlaton
1 folder, 7 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/1 16 July 1789 (date certified to registry)27 July 1789 (received by registry)
Property at Winlaton, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas [King] Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/2 30 November 1797 (date certified to registry)29 January 1798 (received by registry)
Property at Winlaton, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/3 4 March 1822 (received by registry)
Property at Winlaton, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Mrs Simpson and occupied by Robert Bell as tenant
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/4 5 December 1823 (date certified to registry)5 December 1823 (received by registry)
Property at The Square, Winlaton, Ryton, County Durham
Meeting house belonging to Mrs Simpson and occupied by Robert Bell as tenant situate in The Square
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/5 14 November 1832 (date certified to registry)22 November 1832 (received by registry)
Property at Providence chapel, Winlaton, Ryton, County Durham
Property described as 'Providence chapel'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/6 22 February 1837 (date certified to registry)
Property at Winlaton, County Durham
Chapel held by John Fenwick
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/372/7 13 January 1852 (date certified to registry)9 April 1852 (received by registry)
Property at Winlaton, County Durham
Chapel held by James Hurst, James Bunyan, John Dixon, Bartholomew Stokoe and others as trustees
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 9 April 1852
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
Instigator of certificate was John Day Minister of the Primitive Methodist Connexion
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/373 1836
Winston
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/373/1 14 May 1836 (date certified to registry)
Property at Winston, County Durham
Room of house occupied by James Close as tenant
Denomination is Independent
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374 1811 - 1851
Witton Gilbert
1 folder, 5 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374/1 20 November 1811 (date certified to registry)29 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Witton Gilbert, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by William Robinson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374/2 13 May 1825 (date certified to registry)21 May 1825 (received by registry)
Property at Witton Gilbert, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house converted from a shop
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374/3 22 December 1827 (date certified to registry)27 December 1827 (received by registry)
Property at Witton Gilbert, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house held in trust by Jospeh Barker and others
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374/4 17 June 1851 (date certified to registry)17 June 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Witton Gilbert, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house formerly belonging to Jane Forster
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 17 June 1851
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/374/5 13 December 1851 (date certified to registry)13 December 1851 (received by registry)
Property at Witton Gilbert, Durham St Oswald, County Durham
Meeting house formerly occupied by Ralph Walton as tenant
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 13 December 1851
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/375 1812 - 1850
Witton-le-Wear
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/375/1 12 December 1812 (date certified to registry)19 December 1812 (received by registry)
Property at Witton-le-Wear, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Thomas Pybourn
Denomination is Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/375/2 25 November 1834 (date certified to registry)26 November 1834 (received by registry)
Property at Witton-le-Wear, County Durham
Schoolroom occupied by William Buston
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 26 November 1834
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/375/3 8 September 1840 (date certified to registry)12 September 1840 (received by registry)
Property at Witton-le-Wear, County Durham
Ground floor of the schoolroom adjoining the premises of Thomas Jopling
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 12 September 1840
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/375/4 30 May 1850 (date certified to registry)1 June 1850 (received by registry)
Property at Witton-le-Wear, County Durham
Chapel and premises held by John Tulip
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 3 June 1850
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/376 1778 - 1831
Wolsingham
1 folder, 4 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/376/1 19 November 1778 (date certified to registry)24 November 1778 (received by registry)
Property at Wolsingham, County Durham
Property described as 'meeting house'
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/376/2 21 November 1821 (date certified to registry)3 December 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Low Street, Wolsingham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Iley situate on Low Street
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/376/3 9 December 1826 (date certified to registry)9 December 1826 (received by registry)
Property at Wolsingham, County Durham
Meeting house built by William Thompson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/376/4 27 April 1831 (date certified to registry)30 April 1831 (received by registry)
Property at Main Street, Wolsingham, County Durham
Baptist chapel situate on Main Street
Denomination is Baptist [?]
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/377 18011778 - 1801
Wolviston
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/377/1 25 April 1778 (received by registry)
Property at Wolviston (alias Wolveston), Billingham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Richardson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/377/2 12 August 1801 (date certified to registry)25 August 1801 (received by registry)
Property at Wolviston, Billingham, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by Joseph Burton
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/378 1811 - 1821
Woodland
1 folder, 2 pieces

DDR/EA/NCN/2/378/1 25 November 1811 (date certified to registry)9 December 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Woodland, Cockfield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Watson
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/378/2 5 November 1821 (date certified to registry)29 December 1821 (received by registry)
Property at Woodland, Cockfield, County Durham
Meeting house occupied by John Sharp
Denomination is Primitive Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/379 1778
Wooler
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/379/1 4 March 1778 (date certified to registry)Can't read the date clearly (received by registry)
Property at Tower Bank Meeting house, Wooler, Wooler, Northumberland
Meeting house known as Tower Bank Meeting house
Denomination is Presbyterian
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/380 1832
Wrekenton
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/380/1 23 October 1832 (date certified to registry)23 October 1832 (received by registry)
Property at Wrekenton (alias Wreckington), Gateshead Fell, County Durham
Room of a house occupied by Joseph Parish
Certificate issued by diocesan registry on 23 October 1832
Denomination is Wesleyan Methodist
1f.

DDR/EA/NCN/2/381 1811
Wylam
1 folder, 1 piece

DDR/EA/NCN/2/381/1 7 November 1811 (date certified to registry)15 November 1811 (received by registry)
Property at Wylam, Ovingham, Northumberland
Room occupied by John [Feuters] and Richard Nesbitt
1f.

Returns of registered meeting houses
Reference: DDR/EA/NCN/3
Dates of creation: 1825-1852
Extent: 1 bundle

Returns to the House of Commons and the Registrar General of nonconformist chapels and meeting houses registered under the 1688 Toleration Act and the 1812 Places of Religious Worship Act

Two draft returns pursuant to resolutions of the House of Commons, stating the numbers only of registered nonconformist meeting houses at different times, [1825] and 1836

Correspondence and draft return of all registered meeting places, submitted to the Registrar General following the 1852 act, 15 and 16 Victoria, c.36 (that abolished registration of meeting places in the bishop's registry), 1852

Diocesan Registry Records

Legal Records
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL

Patents of appointment
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/1
Extent: 2 boxes

Seals
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/2
Extent: 1 box

Precedents
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/3
Extent: 2½ boxes DDR/EJ/CCG/2 : Precedent books, 1580-1615, 1780-1815, 1825-1826, 1859-1874. There are a number of precedent books among the Durham Diocesan Records and related collections elsewhere, all of which are listed in the 'Jurisdiction and courts' section of this guide.

Legal opinions and rulings
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/4
Extent: 4 boxes

Printed reference works
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/5
Extent: 2 boxes As these items are listed, they will be found in the library's printed books catalogue.

Compilation of charters
Reference: DDR/EA/RGL/6
Dates of creation: 1663
Extent: 1 volume (boxed)
Binding: parchment, damaged and loose (formerly part of a deed, perhaps an exemplification of a common recovery judging from the size and initial decoration)

Copies of royal charters granting property and rights to bishops of Durham, compiled initially at the instance of Bishop Cosin. Loose folio at front (cut to a different size from the rest of the volume) includes a memo from Ralph Trotter (registrar), that he had received the volume by one of Lord Crewe's servants, “in confidence not to reveal names” (presumably of the giver). Trotter adds in 1728 that he is leaving the volume for the sole use of future diocesan registrars.
The volume includes the following:

Contents of the red book (“liber ruber”, now Lincoln's Inn Hales MS 114), containing royal charters and episcopal privileges, and described as having been formerly kept in the Durham Chancery, but lately damaged (“negligentissime deperditus”) by servants and officers of Bishop Morton. The contents is a list of charters and events concerning the monks of St Cuthbert and bishops of Durham, from 867 to [1087x1096] (a charter of William II to William [of St Calais]).

The bulk of the volume is copies of, or references to, charters, from Egfrid of Northumbria to Elizabeth I. Also includes acts of parliament, judgments etc concering the bishopric, down to temp. James I.

Letters patent of Henry VIII and of Philip and Mary concerning the foundation of the Cathedral and the gift of the nomination and collation of the 12 cathedral prebends to bishops of Durham

Towards the back is a list of livings, giving patrons and valuations. The list includes members of the new cathedral foundation and also details of chantries, suggesting a date between 1541 and 1547, although (oddly) a list of monastic houses is also included with their valuations (presumably from the Valor Ecclesiasticus).

Formerly referenced as both DDR/vols.XVIII/1 and DDR/EA/SER/1/1
This volume and its history is discussed in J.Raine (ed), Historiae Dunelmensis Scriptores Tres... (Surtees Society, No.9, 1839)
, preface p.xvii-xviii, and the Red Book contents is printed as appendix cccxxx. The latter is also discussed by H.H.E.Craster, “The Red Book of Durham”, in The English Historical Review, vol.40 (1925), p.504-532
(offprints held by University and Cathedral libraries).
Drafts/copies of the Red Book are in the Mickleton and Spearman manuscripts, at MSP 10.

Sede Vacante Administration
Reference: DDR/EA/RGS
Extent: 3 boxes

Miscellaneous Business ('MB') Papers
Reference: DDR/EA/RGM
Extent: 24 boxes
Yearly bundles of correspondence and drafts from the diocesan registry
The 'Miscellaneous Business' papers are grouped into yearly bundles, each consisting of a series of small folders, one per subject, parish or event (consecration etc) as appropriate. The folders contain notes, drafts of legal documents and in-letters, most of which relate to faculties, consecrations, sequestrations or surrogates, for which there are other classes of documents within the Durham Diocesan Records.
The early bundles are marked 'M.B. papers', and many are accompanied by cover lists. The folders in these bundles are numbered. Papers from the 1920s and 1930s (including those in the 'consecrations' and 'sequestrations' series) are not generally marked 'M.B.' or numbered, and are mainly kept in envelopes, although the style of record keeping and arrangement is otherwise similar. One bundle (covering 1894-1897) is marked 'N.B.' rather than 'M.B.', possibly in error.
Papers in original mini files, grouped into yearly bundles according to the date of the main business of the file (date of consecration or sequestration etc). Papers within the files may cover more than a single year.
Bundles that have survived more or less intact and whose folders are numbered, are sorted into their numerical order. Most of these bundles are accompanied by original sheets listing their contents. Other bundles are sorted into parish or church order as appropriate, with Durham and Northumberland churches kept separate.

General series
Reference: DDR/EA/RGM/1
Dates of creation: 1874-1916, 1883-1884, 1887-1907, 1909-1916
Extent: 12 boxes
Papers relating to a wide range of business, mainly concerning individual parishes or churches (faculties, consecrations, sequestrations). From 1912, correspondence relating to faculties is no longer kept with these papers. Up to 1882 (and occasionally for a few years thereafter), papers are held for parishes and chapelries in Northumberland as well as County Durham.
DDR/EA/CHC: Consecrations
DDR/EJ/FAC : Faculties
DDR/EJ/SEQ : Sequestrations
DDR/EJ/SUR : Surrogates

Consecration papers
Reference: DDR/EA/RGM/2
Dates of creation: 1911-1939
Extent: 6 boxes
Papers relating solely to consecrations of new buildings or burial grounds etc.
DDR/EA/CHC/2: Consecrations - drafts and preparatory papers, 1850-1920
Until 1820, similar papers are kept in the separate series of draft consecrations.
DDR/EA/CHC/3: Consecration deeds, 1719-1967, 1978. From 1939, the draft consecrations and correspondence is kept with the main series of consecration deeds.

Sequestration papers
Reference: DDR/EA/RGM/3
Dates of creation: 1913-1939
Extent: 6 boxes
Papers relating to sequestrations of benefice income (on vacancy or debt/bankruptcy of incumbents)
DDR/EJ/SEQ : Sequestrations

Correspondence
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC

from bishops and chaplains
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/1
Dates of creation: 1807, 1860-1918, 1926
Extent: 1 box
Letters concerning some administrative functions involving the bishop (as arrangements for consecrations etc), affairs concerning the clergy, and other matters. Most are from bishops directly or their domestic chaplains.

from bishops' secretaries
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/2
Dates of creation: 1879-1888, 1892-1913
Extent: 2 boxes
Letters, mainly relating to purely administrative matters

from spiritual chancellors
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/3
Dates of creation: 1845-1918, 1932-1947
Extent: 4 boxes
Letters relate to faculty jurisdiction, marriage licences and surrogates, various disputes and advice on other legal matters.
The letters for 1932-1947 include some copies of letters sent from the registry and other letters relating to the cases considered by the chancellor.

from ecclesiastical commissioners and governors of Queen Anne's Bounty (later church commissioners)
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/4
Dates of creation: 1837-1915 and 1950-1952
Extent: 4½ boxes
1950-1952 letters are notifications of 'listing' of specified churches, under the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act

Miscellaneous general correspondence
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/5
Dates of creation: 1848, 1853, 1860, 1862-1997
Extent: 18 boxes and 2 small traysThere are also some undated fragments [19th century]

Very mixed correspondence, including in-letters from the Registrar General and other bodies, which at certain dates are in separate classes with the Durham Diocesan Records. The bulk of the correspondence is with clergy, parishes and diocesan officers.
From 1957, the correspondence files include both in-letters and out-letters. Prior to that, the out-letters are kept in a separate series of files or letter-books (see following classes).

Out-letter books (main series)
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/6
Dates of creation: September 1862 to February 1923
Extent: 26 volumes
Volume 25 contains a mix of Booth, Lazenby and Minton-Senhouse and Diocesan Registry business.
Formerly accessioned as DDR vols 1975/lxii-lxxxvii

Out-correspondence files
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/7
Dates of creation: 1928-1950
Extent: 13 small trays

Out-letter books (supplementary series)
Reference: DDR/EA/RGC/8
Extent: 3 volumes
Mainly letters concerning arrangements for administrative work, including ordinations, institutions and other clergy matters. Marked “Bishopric of Durham”
Formerly accessioned as DDR vols 1975/xx-xxii

DDR/EA/RGC/8/1 1938-1939

DDR/EA/RGC/8/2 1939-1941

DDR/EA/RGC/8/3 ca.1941-[?1948]

Registry Administration
Reference: DDR/EA/RGA

Schedules of deposited documents
Reference: DDR/EA/RGA/1
Extent: ½ box

Financial records
Reference: DDR/EA/RGA/2
Extent: 3 boxes and 2 small trays

Registry building and furnishings
Reference: DDR/EA/RGA/3
Extent: 2 boxes

Registry miscellanea
Reference: DDR/EA/RGA/4
Extent: 2 boxes

Registrars' Personal and Professional Papers
Reference: DDR/EA/RGR

Registrars' personal and non-diocesan business papers
Reference: DDR/EA/RGR/1
Extent: 3 boxes

Ecclesiastical Law Association
Reference: DDR/EA/RGR/2
Extent: 2 boxes

Non-Diocesan Records
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN

Charity records and bequests
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/1
Extent: 2 boxes

Durham City Freemen
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/2
Extent: 4 boxes and 1 small tray and 1 wooden box

Durham City Guilds (Mercers)
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/3
Extent: 0.5 box

Durham Court of Chancery
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/4
Extent: 1 embossing machine

Durham Grandstand company
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/5
Extent: 1 embossing machine

Hogg family (Norton)
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/6
Extent: 0.5 box

Lord Crewe's charity
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/7
Extent: 7 boxes

Odd Fellows (Manchester Unity) friendly society
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/8
Extent: 1.5 boxes

Sherburn Hospital
Reference: DDR/EA/RGN/9/1
Dates of creation: 1735-1838
Book of documents concerning Sherburn Hospital
Contains episcopal visitation of 1735, bonds of Masters, schedules of goods, and statutes of 1811.
Formerly cited as DDR/vols.XVIII/3A

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