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Parish Registers DARLINGTON LIBRARY, Centre for Local Studies. PARISH REGISTERS. This guide gives details of the printed and microfilmed parish registers which are held in the Centre for Local Studies in Darlington Library. The original registers are held at the appropriate County Record Office. These are available for public consultation, in most cases on microfilm. The registers listed in this guide form part of the collection of over 200,000 items covering all aspects of local history 16/07/2015 Parish Registers CHURCH OF ENGLAND AYCLIFFE (County Durham) ALDERTON (Northumberland) Baptisms October 1560-January 1983 Baptisms 1724-1812 Communicants August 1932-July 1936 Marriages 1727-1812 Banns April 1754-January 1983 Burials 1727-1812 Marriages October 1560-August 1983 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Burials October 1560-September 1962 Society, Vol. 34) Microfilm: M42/274; M42/275; M42/509; U 415 a 6 M42/532; M42/777; M42/778; M42/808; M42/809 ALLERTON MAULEVERER (A) & ASKHAM RICHARD (B) (Yorkshire) AYTON see GREAT AYTON 1557-1812 (A) 1579-1812 (B) BARNARD CASTLE (Co. Durham) (Yorkshire Parish Register Society volume 31) Baptisms (Fiche) 1609-1687 U440ALLa6 1687-1721 1719-1753 ALMONDBURY Volume 2 & 3 (Huddersfield, 1754-1812 West Yorkshire) Marriages (Fiche) 1619-1687 Volume 2 1653-1682 1687-1719 Volume 3 1683-1802 1719-1812 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 148 & Marriage Index 1619-1837 153) Burials (Fiche) 1617-1687 U459a6 1687-1719 1719-1753 ALNHAM (Northumberland) 1754-1812 Baptisms 1688-1812 Marriages 1727-1812 BARNARD CASTLE – St Mary (County Durham) (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Baptisms 1829-1943 Society, Vol. 34) Marriages 1762-1900 U 415 a 6 1900-1953 Burials 1813-1883 ARKSEY Volume 1 & 2 (South Yorkshire) Microfilm: M42/455; M42/456; M42/457 Volume 1 1557-1735 Volume 2 1736-1837 BARNINGHAM (Yorkshire) (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 146 & Baptisms 1581-1950 147) Marriages 1581-1950 U456a6 U440BARb AUCKLAND, St Ann (Co Durham) Marriages 1837-1990 Marriages June 1905-October 1922 Microfilm:M42/876 Microfilm: M42/509 BEADNELL (Northumberland) AUCKLAND St. Andrew (Co. Durham) Baptisms 1766-1812 Baptisms (Fiche) 1558-1653 Marriages 1767-1781 Marriages (Fiche) 1558-1653 Burials 1766-1812 Burials (Fiche) 1558-1653 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Banns February 1900-March 1937 Society, Vol. 20) Microfilm: M42/801 U 415 a 6 AUCKLAND St. Helen (Co. Durham) BERWICK UPON TWEED (Northumberland) Baptisms (Fiche) 1653-1775 Baptisms 1574-1700 1798-1812 Marriages 1572-1700 Marriages (Fiche) 1653-1777 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Marriage Index 1593-1837 Society, Vols. 11 & 16) Burials (Fiche) 1653-1775 U 415 a 6 1798-1812 16/07/2015 2 Parish Registers BEVERLEY St MARY (Humberside) BOTHAL (Northumberland) Baptisms Baptisms 1680-1812 Marriages Marriages 1678-1812 Burials Burials 1678-1812 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 165) (Durham and Northumberland Family History U436a6 Society, Vol. 5) U415a6 BOWES (Yorkshire) BILLINGHAM, St Cuthbert (Co Durham) 1670-1837 Marriages 1946-1953 (Bishop’s Transcripts 1615-1700) Burials 1813-1924 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society, Vol. 127) Microfilm: M42/518 U 440 BOW a 7501 Baptisms March 1701-February 1844 Burials May 1701-May 1860 BIRSTALL Volume 1, 2 & 3 (West Yorkshire) Marriages June 1701-December 1866 Volume 1 1558-1635 Banns April 1824-June 1978 Volume 2 1636-1687 Microfilm: M42/542 Volume 3 1687-1724 Please note Burials for 1672 & 1673, 1678-1684, (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 146, 1689 &1699 mixed in with 1700’s 152 & 164) U461a6 BRANDON COLLIERY (Co Durham) BISHOP MIDDLEHAM (Co Durham) Baptisms April 1893-January 1948 Baptisms 1559-1812 Microfilm: M42/734 Marriages 1559-1812 Burials 1559-1812 BRANDSBURTON (Humberside) U 415 a 6 1558-1837 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 142) BISHOPTHORPE (North Yorkshire) U436a6 1631-1837 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 150) BULMER (North Yorkshire) U439a6 1571-1837 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society Volume 160) BISHOP WEARMOUTH (Co Durham) U440BULa6 Baptisms 1828-1841 Microfilm: M42/519 BURNSALL IN CRAVEN (Yorkshire) 1559-1812 BISHOPTON (Co Durham) U450BURa7501 Baptisms 1653-April 1965 Banns March 1824-May 1927 CASSOP CUM QUARRINGTON (Co Durham) Marriages 1653-June 1945 Marriages December 1966-May 1975 Burials 1654-August 1908 Banns April 1868-November 1954 Microfilm: M42/684 Burials February 1868-September 1965 Microfilm: M42/563 BOLDON (Co Durham) Marriages July 1941-August 1970 CASTLE EDEN (Co Durham) Burials January 1813-April 1916 Baptisms 1661-1812 Banns July 1906-March 1969 Marriages 1698-1794 Microfilm: M42/532 Burials 1696-1812 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Society, Vol. 29) U 415 a 6 CHATTON (Northumberland) 1712-1812 16/07/2015 3 Parish Registers (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Society, Vol. 29) U 415 a 6 CHILTON (Co Durham) DALTON LE DALE (Co Durham) Banns January 1926-July 1962 1653-1812 Burials December 1925-December 1973 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Microfilm: M42/733 Society, Vol. 23) U 415 a 6 CHILTON MOOR (Co Durham) Baptisms July 1876-February 1944 DARLINGTON, Holy Trinity (Co Durham) Microfilm: M42/734 Baptisms 1843-1964 Banns 1843-1981 COCKERTON, St Mary (Co Durham) Marriages 1843-1973 Baptisms November 1901-July 1959 Burials 1843-1883 Marriages December 1925-July 1962 War Memorial 1914-19199 Microfilm: M42/733; M42/734 Tomb inscriptions 1927 Microfilm: M42/307; M42/308; M42/309; CONISCLIFFE (Co Durham) M42/310; M42/311; M42/312; M42/509; Baptisms 1590-1812 M42/510 Marriages 1590-1812 Index to marriages 1863-69 U418b Burials 1591-1812 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register DARLINGTON, St Cuthbert (Co Durham) Society, Vol. 18) Baptisms 1590-April 1953 U 415 a 6 Banns Dec 1653-June1703 Banns April 1754-June 1981 CONISCLIFFE (Co Durham) Marriages 1590-November 1912 Baptisms 1590-November 1896 Burials 1590-1870 (the churchyard Banns 1754-April 1819 closed in 1856, only a few entries after Marriages 1590-1978 this) Burials 1591-November 1910 List of Rectors and Curates 1309-1947 Transcript and index 1590-1812 Microfilm: M42/156; M42/157; M42/158; Microfilm: M42/371; M42/372 M42/159; M42/160; M42/161; M42/801 Index to Baptisms 1653-1812 , Burials 1653-1802 CONISCLIFFE (Co. Durham) Index to Marriages 1837-1912 U418b Banns May 1819-June 1979 Index to Baptisms 1813-1837 (fiche) Microfilm M42/894 DARLINGTON, St Herbert’s (Co Durham) CONISTON (Yorkshire), St Mary’s Chapel Baptisms October 1939-January 1975 1567-1812 Banns July 1941-October 1950 U 450 BUR a 7501 Marriages August 1941-January 1971 Marriages February 1971-March 1982 CORBRIDGE (Northumberland) Microfilm: M42/518; M42/519; M42/894 Baptisms 1654-1812 Marriages 1657-1812 DARLINGTON, St Hilda’s (Co Durham) Burials 1657-1812 Baptisms September 1888-January 1985 Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Banns April 1925-April 1983 Society, Vol. 24 Marriages May 1889-September 1979 U 415 a 6 Microfilm: M42/334; M42/335; M42/807 Index to Marriages 1889-1917 U418b CROXDALE (Co Durham) Baptisms September 1920-December 1962 DARLINGTON, St James’s (Co Durham) Banns February 1824-September 1955 Baptisms February 1873-April 1957 Marriages November 1837-August 1977 Banns October 1897-March 1969 Microfilm: M42/541 Marriages October 1876-December 1962 Microfilm: M42/335; M42/336; M42/809; CUNDALL (Yorkshire) SM/1042 1582-1780 U 440 CUN a 7501 16/07/2015 4 Parish Registers Marriages May 1564-1987 Burials December 1562-December 1992 Microfilm: M42/541; SM/827 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1813-1839 (fiche) DARLINGTON, St John’s (Co Durham) DURHAM CITY, St Cuthbert (Co Durham) Baptisms September 1847-November 1995 Burials 1911-1957 Banns June 1871-June 1992 Microfilm: M42/492 Marriages August 1853-September 1987 Microfilm: M42/336; M42/337; M42/338; DURHAM CITY, St Margaret's (Co Durham) M42/492; M42/493; M42/494; M42/508; Marriages 1558-1812 M42/656; M42/892; M42/963 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Society, Vol. 9) DARLINGTON, St Luke’s (Co Durham) U 415 a 6 Baptisms August 1884-November 1960 Marriages December 1884-October 1961 Baptisms 1558-1812 (1913-1922 missing) Marriages 1558-1812 Microfilm: M42/563; M42/564; M42/565; Burials 1558-1812 SM/1825; SM/1827 Microfilm: CLS/1 Index to Marriages 1884-1904 U418b DURHAM CITY, St Mary (Co Durham) DARLINGTON, St Mark’s (Co Durham) Baptisms 1560-1812 Baptism February 1930-November 1964 Marriages 1559-1812 Banns August 1975-June 1991 Burials 1559-1812 Marriages December 1930-1964 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Microfilm: SM/1825 Society, Vol. 17) U 415 a 6 DARLINGTON, St Matthew’s (Co Durham) Baptisms December 1923-July 1952 DURHAM CITY, St Mary Le Bow (Co Durham) Banns March 1958-July 1967 Baptisms 1571-1812 Marriages August 1926-April 1956 Marriages 1573-1812 Microfilm: M42/569 Burials 1571-1812 (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register DARLINGTON, St Matthew with St Luke Society, Vol. 27) Banns June 1983-January 1997 U 415 a 6 Marriages February 1970-February 1993 Microfilm: SM/1825 DURHAM CITY, St Nicholas (Co Durham) Marriages 1540-1812 DARLINGTON, St Paul’s (Co Durham) (Durham and Northumberland Parish Register Baptisms 1872-December 1963 Society, Vol. 32) Banns February 1926-March 1966 U 415 a 6 Marriages September 1872-October 1973 Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1754-1797 (fiche) Microfilm: M42/338; M42/339; M42/340; Baptisms, Marriages, Burials 1813-1839 (fiche) M42/341; M42/342; M42/343 EASINGWOLD (Yorkshire) DENTON (Co Durham) 1599-1812 Baptisms October 1586-November 1995 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society, Vol. 56) Banns May 1755-May 1981 U 440 EAS a 7501 Banns 1982-1993 Marriages February 1579-1987 EASINGWOLD (Yorkshire) Burials September 1576-August 1976 1813-1837 Microfilm: M42/369; SM/1825; M42/952 (Yorkshire Archaeological Section, Parish Register Section, 1983) DINSDALE (Co Durham) U 440 EAS a 7501 1556-1813 U 429 DIN a 7501 EAST ROUNTON (Yorkshire) 1595-1837 Baptisms June 1556-November 1963 (Yorkshire Parish Register Society, Vol.
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