T H E J O U R N A L O F T H E

N 0 R T H U Y B E R L AN D A N D D U R H A M

F A M I L Y H I S T 0 R Y S O C I E T Y

Vol 4 No 1 October 1978

CONTENTS

NORTHUMBRIANS ALL J .K . Brown 2

SECRETARY'S JOTTINGS 4

SECOND TIME AROUND 5

CHANGES OF ADDRESS 5

THE TYNE IRON COMPANY I . Downing 6

MEMBERS AND THEIR INTERESTS 8 DEATH 9

DURHAM CATHOLIC PARISH REGISTERS BEFORE 1900 J.P . Eyre 10

OFFERS OF HELP 12

FUTURE PROGRAMME 12 INDEX TO VOLUME THREE 13 GENEALOGICAL NAMES 13 PLACES 24 ARTICLES AND FEATURES 29

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NORTHUMBRIANS ALL

J .K . Brown

I have recently returned from an unforgettable and most enjoyable holiday in the Seneca district of New York State where I had the privilege to address the meeting of the Marcus Whitman Historical Society .

The majority of the members who attended the meeting were the direct descendants of the original settlers of that area, who had left their native Hexham and the villages of Wark, Birtley in Tynedale and Otterburn and Elsdon in Redesdale, Northumberland,in 1800 . These tough hardy bred Nor- thumbrians founded the settlement in Seneca and there is a village named after one of the original settlers called Hall who was a direct descendant of 'Mad Jack' Hall of Otterburn Towers, an ill-fated Jacobite who was executed for treason in 1716 (for loyalty to the lawful Heir) . Asmy ancestors Browns of Elsdon were farming at the Raw in- 1800 and- before this at Laingshill, Hudspeth and Grasslee Miln, there is a very strong probability that my ancestors would be related to a William Brown who left his farm at Knightside Elsdon in 1800, who was one of the original settlers .

My host and hostess in Seneca were Ernie and Janet Robson Wermuth. Janet being the direct descendant of two of the settlers - a Robson and a Brown .

My talk was of Elsdon and the district from whence the members' ances- tors had left - its history - and of Northumberland .

Janet Robson Wermuth, before my arrival, had written an article in the news letter of the Marcus Whitman Society, and I reproduce extracts from it :

'In 1799 or 1800 Edward Burrell settled on the Burrell Farm (on the Post Road, North of Hall) and sent back such glowing reports to neighbours in Northumberland, , that approximately fifty families came to what was known as the English settlement (Hall) in the Town of Seneca, Ontario County, New York .

'Most of these early settlers came from the villages of Birtley, Elsdon, Hexham and Wark in Northumberland Shire in the North Eastern part of England about 15 - 20 miles from the Scottish Border) . They sailed from Greenock near Glasgow, Scotland) in the year 1801 and after 7 weeks on the water, arrived in New York city July 14th 1801 . They took a boat to Albany and then a kind of Stage or public conveyance to Schenectady . At some spot near Schenectady, Robert and Phyllis Straughan buried their small son, Robert, who had been ill with whooping cough all of the way across the ocean . It took the settlers one day to go between Albany and Schenectady . From Schenectady they entered the Mohawk River following the lovely and rapid river in batteaux . These long flat boats were propelled by taking long poles, placing one end on the bank bottom of the stream and putting the other end to their shoulders and then pushing while they walked from the bow to the stern of the boat . They travelled the entire distance from Schenectady to Geneva in boats with the exception of the distance between streams over which they were forced to carry both baggage and boat . They were 21 days and nights accomplishing this journey . 'The Crosier Family History, written about 1870, states that they passed up the Mohawk River and Wood Creek . When passing from Wood Creek to Oneida Lake, it became necessary to use other means . The streams were damned and the water kept back until the dam was full . When the water was permitte d -to ru sh out, the boat wentwith it, and sotheywould float down until another dam was reached . In this wav they reached the lake . In

crossing the lake, sails were used and here they came near to losing their lives, a storm striking them while it was passing over causing their sails to give way. They finally gained the shore in safety . Then they followed the outlet to the Oswego River, then went up that and the Seneca River . At Seneca Palls they had to unload the boat and push and draw it up the rapids . They reloaded and made for Geneva, where they landed after about a three week voyage from Schenectady . This Village of Geneva must have presented a very scanty appearance, as there was only one bakery, proprietored by McKenzie, three stores kept by Messrs Colt, Evans and Dot, and one hotel ; the Reverend Mr . Chapman preached in a school house near the present Pulteney Park .

'The names of these families were as follows :

Azchariah Garbutt George Wood John Hadley John Robson John Dixon Robert Watson Foster Sinclair John Wood Edward Hall Edward Hall Jnr . John Hall Thomas Lowry Jack (John) Robson and Brother - Joseph Robson Thomas Robson and six sons : Thomas, Jnr ., Gowen, Robert, Andrew, James and John James Beattie (Scotch) Robert Crosier Robert Straughan Matthew Robson George Caward Adam Crosier Thomas Vartie Frank Wilson James Blake William Brown John Renwick Adam Turnbull William Wiles Daniel Fowls Powell Carpenter Mathias Aram Edward Stokoe Thomas Stokoe George Gray Benjamin Fowls Benjamin Moody (1) William Allen George Crosier

The following settled out of the English Settlement but were nearby :

John Charlton William Whirlow William Watkinson Thomas Griswold William Barron Thomas Young Thomas Charlton Henry Oxtoby Robert Oxtoby John Atikinson William Hanley

'In the years which followed, each family made their own history in the new land, but this meeting of the Marcus Whitman Historical Society is con c erne with d the family of William and RobertStraughan.Teir descen-dants and refatives in Northumbria England and in Salt Lake City, Utah, and in Buffalo and Hall, New York, have put the pieces back together again .

'Jane Straughan, daughter of Robert Straughan, married William Brown Snr . and the sixth of their eleven children William Brown Jnr . joined the Mormons or Church of the Latter Day Saints when they first left Palmyra (I believe in the late 1830's). lie eventually became a Bishop of the Church . . . .'

During my visit to the Hall district, I visited the 'Little Church', built in 1863 to replace the 'Log Meeting House' built by the original settlers in 1807 .

I strolled through the cemetery, the final resting place of these tough hardy breed of Northumbrians and reading the headstones, I could have been strolling through any small cemetery in the Redesdale or Tynedale except for the newness, the cleanliness and the loving care which is taken by the present descendants in looking after the grave yard . Headstones read 'Robson', 'Brown', 'Straughan' (now pronounced in the States as 'Strake-hen', 'Charlton', 'Turnbull', 'Wilson', 'Reed', 'Crosier' and 'Stokoe' (now pronounced by the descendants as 'Stock-key') . I gazed at the headstone of 'Armstrong' and thought - "was not the first man on the moon an Armstrong" .

What memories lie in that far off cemetery . Stories of their endurance and fortitude, their struggle to find a new life - what hardships . All was later to prove worthwhile, as now all are in a fertile and prosperous farming area . From the hill farms in border country to the plains of Seneca .

I was greatly impressed by the tender care taken in looking after the cemetery -- no overgrown weeds and the grass is regularly cut . Everything reflects the fact that the present day Robsons, Halls, Browns, Charltons, etc ., cherish their heritage and are continually paying tribute to the memory of their ancestors .

In the English settlement area, a rural area of wheat and pumpkin grow- ing there is still a link with distant Tyne and Redesdale . There is a Robson Road, Reed Road and Armstrong, Wilson and Johnson Roads and Burrel Creek, named after the very first Northumbrian settler of 1799 .

I was somewhat moved to have people come to meet me individually, welcoming me and saying in an American accent 'I'm a Reed', or 'I'm a Turn- bull' . Although I had never met these people before, I did not feel among strangers .

SECRETARY'S JOTTINGS

A Advance notice has been received of a World Conference on Records, to be held 12-15 August 1980 in Salt Lake City, Utah . There will be more than two hundred seminars, plus exhibitions, tours, etc . Details from World Conference on Records, Genealogieal Society of Utah, 50 East North Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150, USA.

Nearer home, three day beginners courses on genealogy are being held at Fittleworth in Sussex on 1-3 December 1978 and 1-3 June 1979 . The cost, including accommodation, varies from £:16.50 to £20 .50 . Further details from Family History Services, 45 Falcon Crescent, Flitwick Bedfordshire .

Interested in Armstrongl Many of you are, as it is a good old Border name . There is now an Armstrong Clan Society . The Secretary is Edward H. Armstrong, Brieryshaw, Kirkton Ewesdale by Langholm, Dumfriesshire, Scotland .

The last Journal contained a note that items for inclusion in the Members Interests Column, or in "Second Time Around", should be sent to Miss Anne Douglas . Anne is now married - congratulations and best wishes from the Society! - and notes should now be sent to Mrs Anne Spendiff, 17 Augustus Drive, Globe Farm Estate, Bedlington, Northumberland .

By the time you read this, the fourth issue of "Family History News and Digest", published by the Federation of Family History Societies, should be available . Copies can be obtained from Mrs Ann Chiswell, 96 Beaumont Street, Milehouse, Plymouth, Devon, PL2 3AQ . Cash with order - 75p . in UK;Canada/USA $2 surface, $3 air ; . Australia/NZ £1 surface, £1 .50 air .

Please note the address of Tyne & Wear County Record Office - Blandford House, West Blandford Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 4JA (Telephone 0632- 26789) . They have been established there for over a year now but are still getting mail addressed to their previous addresses .

When responding to items in the Members Directory or in the Members Interests pages of the Journal, please write direct to the member concerned, not to the Secretary or Editor, who cannot act as go-betweens . The whole idea of the Society is to put members in touch with each other - directly :

SECOND TIME AROUND

100 Mrs E. JIRKA, 1268 Croyden Rd Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124, USA . Interested in Barnes and Locke in the Alnwick, Rennington, Ford, Lowick and Kyloe areas, especially George Locke, who lived in Alnwick in the 17409 . Seeks marriage of Matthew Locke and Margaret Trumble (Trumbul l Turnbul),c1808-1810, possibly in Scotland . Also desires information on parentage of Christie Morrison, born in S .W . Scotland, c1843 . Interested in Ord name anywhere, particu- larly Sarah Ord, born 1826 and Andrew Ord, born 1829, children of Jane Ord . Details on Thomas Ord died 1838-9 in the Sculcoates district of Hull and Thomas Ord died 1838-9 in the Castle Ward district of Northumberland . 230 Mr D.G . LINLEY, 25A, Hilltop Rd, Oxford, 0X4 1PD . Still working on the Hinderwells and Hinderwells and would like to hear from any members who have come across the name . Particu- larly, Hinderwells in S . Shields and are listed in the Mormon microfiche file, but Mr Linley has not traced them . Secondly, can anyone connect Stephen Blacket, a collier who fathered an illegitimate child in Foulden, Berwickshire in 1795, with Stephen Blacket who was baptised in in 1764, the son of Ralph Blacket and Elizabeth Dryden? Perhaps there is some mention of the Whickham Blacket working in one of the north Nor- thumberland collieries, or living in that area . 408 Mr A.B . RODENBY, Deerwood, Debdale Hill, Old Dalby, Leice . Mr Rodeuby's name obviously takes many forms, and he is interested in Rottenbury, Rattenbury and Roddenbury . Specifically he is trying to find the following : marriage of Robert Rottenbury, a mariner, to Jane Battisby, 1792-97 ; birth of Robert Rottenbury, 1796, and his marriage, 1816-1820 ; any information relating to John Mathew Roddenbury, a mariner, born 1827, and his father, Mathew, a mason . 430 Mr A.J . BAILEY, 12A Palstead Rd, Stoke, Nelson, New Zealand . Would anyone searching the 1841 or 1851 census returns for look out for the families of James and Mary Bailey and for their son Joseph and his wife Mary . These families were probably in the Chester-le-Street area . 550 Mr J .E . BACK, 54 Perne Rd, Cambridge, CB1 3RT . Does anyone know where to obtain passenger lists for emigrant ships? Mr Back would like to trace his family's emigration from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Canada between 1825 and 1831 . Would they

Does anyone know of any form of record which would help? 559 Mrs R. VERSTRAETE, 12 Linton Dann Close, Roo, Nr Rochester, Kent . Mrs Verstraete is in fact searching for the parents of Mary Stawpard, wife of William Stephenson, and not Grace Stawpart, as written in the July Journal .

CHANGES OF ADDRESS

11 Mr G .T . MILLICAN, 10 Wedderburn Rd, Newliston, Kirkcaldy, KY2 6UY, Fife, Scotland . 61 Mr P .K . BENNETT, 51 William St, Boxhill, Victoria 3128, Australia . 76 Mr I . DOWNING, Norfolk House, 16-17 Lemon St, Truro, Cornwall . 169 Miss J .V. LISLE, 15 Edwin Av, S. , Newcastle, NE12 9AX . 225 Mr R.W . WEATHERALL, White House, Stockton on Tees, Cleveland, TS21 3BT . 275 Mr J. DAWSON, 36 Marlborough Ct, Kingston Pk, Newcastle, NE3 2YR . 313 Mr W. NEIL, Brookland, Lyneham, Oxfordshire, OX7 60L . 317 Mrs A. SPENDIFF (nee DOUGLAS), 17 Augustus Drive, Glebe Farm Estate, Bedlington,Northumberland . 379 Mrs M.R. MOORE (nee THOMPSON), 20 Guildford Av . The Lawn, Swindon, Wilts . 433 Mrs T .L . PERRY, 41 Otter Close, Bar Hill Village, Cambridge . 936 Mr S.P . BENHAM . Coleg Prifysgol Cymru, Nenadd Pontycelyn, Penglais, Aberystwyth, Dyfed .

THE TYNE IRON COMPANY

I . Downing

The Tyne Iron Company was founded by Messrs Fishwick and Gibson about 1797 with an investment of over £100,000 and located at , opposite the very successful forge at Swalwell, which had been operated by the Crowley family, together with their nearby works at Winlaton and Winlaton Mill, about a hundred years previously . Crowleys were enjoying a golden age thanks to the demands for cannon and iron implements created by the war with the French ; the price of pig iron had risen to £8 per ton .

The Tyne Iron Company's ambitions were far-reaching . Their blast furnace would not only provide metal for the various existing foundries in the locality, but also for Scotland and export ; further, according to the 'Impartial History of ' :

It is said the proprietors intend . . . to extend to every branch of hammered work from an anchor to a needle, as they find the smelted metal suitable for their undertaking.

Land rich in iron-stone was purchased near Robin Hood's Bay in Yorkshire, and an arrangement was made with the owner of Sugley estate, obtaining a decree for its separation from , where they built two rows of tiny houses to accommodate the workmen employed in the operation of the furnaces . I saw these houses in 1968 . There was one very thoughtful feature in their design ; they faced uphill and the rear wall had no window or other ventilation . This was to reduce the amount of smoke admitted into the house from the endless clouds rolling up the hillside from the works below!

In 1812 the company smelted 8,772 tons of ironstone costing 16/ld . a ton to produce 2,548 tons of iron . (History of Tyne Trade, 1863) By 1825 the Tyne Iron Company had passed into the hands of Mr Bulmer, a merchant from Hull, and 'some other gentlemen' . It is possible these were William Atkinson, of University College, Oxford, Edward Johnson, of the Deanery, Durham, and John Wilson of Ryton, across the river, since these are described in the 1832 Poll Book for Sugley Township, as 'owners of the Tyne Ironworks' .

Mackenzie's 'View of Northumberland' (1825) says :

There are few instances in the North of England of any place having risen so rapidly in size and consideration ; nor one where business is carried on with more liberality and spirit .

At this time the coals were being obtained from Wylam colliery, a dis- tance of six miles, along a colliery waggonway, This would have upon it a railway, originally of wooden rails, later of iron . (Stella, in Ryton par- ish, facing Lemington across the Tyne, and east Shropshire, were two centres in England famed for wooden railways and craftsmen from these two areas travelled to Germany, Poland and Hungary to supervise the construction of wooden railways .)

By 1825 some more building had been completed, including Sugley House, where lived William Downing and his wife Anne (Davison, of ) . This William Downing was the son of another, born in Shropshire, but living in Stella by the time he married at 21, when he was described as a founder . In turn, his father was another William Downing, a forge carpenter from Belbroughton, in Worcestershire, a district famed for scythe-making, having some dozen scythe forges round and about it at that time .

It was tracking down these ancestors which first brought me to Stella and Lemington ten years ago and I shall never forget the excitement, which other amateur genealogists will readily understand, when I walked up the footpath leading to the beautiful Ryton Parish Church of the Holy Cross for the first time, hoping so hard to find at least one clue to help me in my researches ; and then, where the path divides under the yew trees, I stood face to face with a stone listing the births and deaths of eight Downings . The thrill was reinforced when I glanced at the back of the stone - hollowed away by erosion!

The builder of Sugley House appears to have entered the service of the Tyne Iron Company at the age of 14 and when he died in May 1856 both the Newcastle Journal and Courant carried this notice :

At Sugley House, Lemington, on the 29th ult ., aged 66, Mr . Wm . Downing . He was 52 years in the employment of the Tyne Iron Company and for many years the principal and much esteemed manager,

which is just as well, since his death does not seem to be recorded at St . Catherine's House :

At this time the works gave employment to 130 men and boys whose names and families can be read on the census returns for 1841 and 1851 which are available, on microfilm now, at the PRO in Chancery Lane and in record offices and reference libraries in the Newcastle area .

The long-serving William Downing was succeeded as 'Agent of the company' by his son, yet another William, but the years of decline were approaching . Due to the falling off in demand for iron and the local ores being uneconomic the furnaces were blown out in 1866 .However, in 1869 they were taken over by Messrs John Spencer and Sons and restarted as the Tyne Haemetite Company, using ore imported from Northern Spain . The subsequent Carlist Wars in Spain interrupted this supply and the furnaces were finally extinguished in 1876 .

The 1851 Census lists : John Spencer aged 65 Steel and File Manufacturer born Ryton, Dar . (and family employing 67 men & 21 boys and the only other employer of note in the district : Thos . Harrison aged 57 Partner in the Crown Glass born Ovingham (and family) Manufactory although the number of employees is not given .

This had been founded in 1787 when the Northumberland Glass Company had erected four glass-houses in Newburn. Prior to this Newburn is described as having been 'a very inconsiderable village, consisting merely of the coal staithes and a few houses attached' . By 1825, with glass and iron-making in full swing 'viewed at a distance, especially at night, the whole place seems in enveloped smoke;while the curling flames which dart upwards from thenumerous furnaces present the appearance of a city on fire.' (Mackenzie's View)

There could have been some joint interest between the glass and iron manufactories in Newburn, particularly through the Davison family . At the time Ralph Davison of married Elizabeth Carnaby of Chapel House, Denton, in 1747 the family were probably farmers ; certainly, Robert, the second son to survive into manhood,f armed at Ovingham ; he married Bridget Smith of Heddon-on-the-Wall and it was their daughter Anne who married William Downing, manager of the Ironworks,about 1826 . However, in the 1861 Newburn Census, her nephew, Robert S . Davison, then aged 41, is described as being both a surgeon (MRCP and LAC) and a 'glass manufacturer' . In the cemetery of Newburn Parish Church two substantial tombs are devoted to the Davison family .

One wonders what happened to all the families dependent on the Tyne Iron Company for their livelihood, not merely the 130 metal smelters and founders, but the carters, pit-men, boatmen, waggon-boys, etc ., all deprived of a means of subsistence when their employment dissolved, the demise of the iron works unfortunately occurring almost simultaneously with the decline of the crown glass works . The History of Trade and Manufacturers of Tyne, Wear and Tees, published in 1863, states :

. . . the old crown windown glass works of the River Tyne . . . is now entirely abandoned so that in the birthplace of the art in England, there is now not a foot of crown or sheet window glass made .

I hope it has not irritated the reader that there have been more gaps than facts in this brief account . There are certainly a lot of interesting questions to be answered before the full story of the Tyne Iron Company is compiled . One wonders for example why the company does not feature in the list of liquidated companies, whether the still extant Davison Tyne Metal Company, formed in 1898, located in Hexham, and now a subsidiary of Corning, or the dormant but still registered Tyne Metal Company (also Corning) owed their formation in any way to the earlier enterprise .

Last week I saw a modern reproduction of an .old coloured print entitled 'Lymington (sic) Iron Works, Newcastle upon Tyne' (undated) which showed a founder charging a blazing furnace set in a tall and wide wall, watched by a supervisor, smoke billowing above the two of them .

All that's left of that wall and the eager ambitions of 1800 can be seen where the road bends left, going west, after Sugley Dene on the right- hand side, just before the public house .

MEMBERS AND THEIR INTERESTS

All items for inclusion in this section should be sent to Mrs A. Spendiff (formerly Miss A. Douglas), 17 Augustus Drive, Glebe Farm Estate, Bedlington, Northumberland . Please include your membership number when writing .

569 Mr B. RAINE, 26 Copley Bent, Butterknowle, Bishop Auckland, Co . Durham . 570 Mr F .L . JONES, 25 York Cresc, Newton Hall, Durham, DH1 5PU . 571 Mrs J . JONES, address as member 570 . Mr & Mrs Jones are interested in the Hunter families in north and west Durham and south Northumberland in the 17th century . 572 Mrs M .A . HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL, Peddars Wood, Scorton, Preston, Lanes ., PR3 1 BD . Mrs Hoskyns-Abrahall, an aunt of Miss P . Storey (member no . 37), is seeking information on the Huttons of Sunderland : T .G . Hutton, who died in 1903, his brothers, one an Admiral, and one a surgeon (Surgeon Major Hutton of the St . John's Ambulance Brigade), and his sister, who married a Wilson of Hutton Rudby, Yorks . Also the Heath family, who were Freemen of Newcastle and possibly had connections in Northumberland . 573 Mrs M .P . BLUM, Mann Hill Rd, E . Holden, Maine 04429, USA . Mrs Blum is interested in the brothers and sisters of George Summerson, and their children . George Summerson was born on 21 Nov . 1870, the son of Thomas and Annie, and he probably lived at Kirk Merrington . He was Mrs Blum's grandfather, and she was disappointed not to find very much information about him on a recent trip to England . Her grandmother was from Spennymoor, the daughter of Mary Fell and James Hodgson, who ran a tailor's shop in King Street, which Mrs Blum was unable to find, although she had been told it still existed . 574 Mrs A. STRANGE, 20 Briar Walk, Oadby, Leics ., LE2 5UF .

575 lira P. MEIN, West View, 6 Abingdon Rd, Rowstock, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 On . 576: Mrs R.L . DOVE, 6 Derby Cresc, , Tyne & Wear, NE31 2TP . Seeks information about John Orwin, who was born in Newcastle in 1822, was possibly a solicitor in Durham, and who died in 1866 . Any information on the Orwins of Newcastle or Durham would be welcome . 577 Mr A.A . YOUNG, Mowbray House, Crook, Co . Durham, DL15 9JG . Families of interest are : Main, Eadington and Baber in the 19th century, and Peart, at any date, but particularly in Weardale . 578 Miss F.M . WOODWARD, 3794 West 24th Av, Vancouver, BC, V65 1L6, Canada . 579 Mr P. TWEEDDALE, 2 The Wiend, Bebington, Wirral, Merseyside, L63 7RQ. Researching the Tweeddale family of Newcastle and Durham at the beginning of the 19th century . Any information on the children of William and Hannah Tweeddale would be a great help . 580 Mr M . YOUNG, Cemetery House, Pelton, Chester-le-Street, Co . Durham . Mr Young is interested generally in the Hedworth family . His specific enquiries are for (1) the baptism of George Hedworth, a Presbyterian, born in Newcastle c1781 ; (2) the baptism of William Hedworth, who married in Whickhan on 31 Dec . 1743 ; (3) the baptism of Anthony Hedworth, who married Catherine Mould at on 14 March 1863 when he was 22 ; his father, George, was a blacksmith . Mr Young would also like to hear from anyone who has come acres& his unusual Christian name, which is Morpeth. 581 Mr J .E . ARMSTRONG, 4422 Waite Lane, Madison, Wisconsin 53711, USA. Mr Armstrong's ancestors emigrated from ;the Scottish border coun- try in about 1727 . Their journey was interrupted in the North of Ireland due to sicknessandRobert Armstrong was born there,His father's name is unknown. The family eventually settled on Long Island, New YorkOne of Robert's brothers travelled up the Hudson River and all trace of him has been lost . John Armstrong, a Methodist minister, who was born in 1760, was Mr Armstrong's great-great-great-grandfather . 582 Mr R. O'TOOLE, 6 Rishton Sq, Redhouse Estate, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, SR5 5U . Interested in Ann Reap and William Joyce, who were married on 5 Feb . 1848 at St . Andrew's, Newcastle . William was the son of Mary and John, and was born c1818 in . Ann's father was Matthew Reay, and she was born c1816 somewhere in Northumberland . Her mother is unknown. 583 Mr G.S . CURRY, 61 Moor Cresc, , Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 4AQ . Mr Curry would appreciate any information regarding the Curry family from the area of , and Walker in 1800 . 584 Mrs N .A . SCALLEY, 16514 St Anthony Lane, Cleveland, Ohio 44111, USA. Seeking the parents of henry Rutter who was a blacksmith in the late 18th century, and indeed any details about the Rutter family of . 585 Mr P.E . LEIBERTON, 14203 Georgia Av, No . T .1, Silver Spring, Maryland 20906, USA. Seeks information on the ancestors of John Laverick, born 8 Jan. 1850 in Co . Durham, who emigrated to the USA in the 1870& . His parents were William Laverick and Jemimna (sic) Dobson . Informa- tion on Joseph Ritson and his wife, Mary Wells, would also be welcome . 586 Mr J .H . GRANT, Pantiles, Main St, Irton, nr Scarborough, N . Yorks . 587 Mr W.B . JOYN, 2 The Grove, Broom Lane, Whickham, Newcastle, NE16 4AY. 588 Mrs G. VARTY, Wardens House, Sunhill A.P . Unit, :Sunniside, Newcastle . 589 Mr J. ROBINSON, 26 Taujil Cresc, Yallourn 3838, Victoria, Australia .

Death 305 Mr J . HALL of Richmond, Yorks . Mr Hall leaves a widow and two daughters, to whom we would express our deepest sympathy .

DURHAM CATHOLIC PARISH REGISTERS BEFORE __1900

J .P . Eyre

The simple aim of this short note and table is to help researchers interested in Catholic parish registers in County Durham before 1900 . The cut-off point of 1900 is based not only on its convenience but on the pre sumption that most post-1900 entries will be known to, or in the possession of, living persons .

The table identifies the 51 Catholic churches which were in existence at the turn of this century ; they are listed in chronological order of date of foundation (the source used was the Northern Catholic Calendar, 1975) . Each church is prefixed with a number, the longest established church being number one . The right hand side of the table identifies (by number) other pre-1900 Catholic churches within a five miles radius of the church in question . The double stroke (//) separates those churches which were in existence before the foundation of the church in question from those founded subsequently .

The information on the right side of the table should be of most use to a researcher who does not find an entry in the expected register, as it identifies the most likely alternatives . For example, suppose a researcher is looking for a baptism which he thinks took place at St . Patrick's, Sunder- land, in 1870 ; if it is not there, where is he to look next? The right hand list shows that there were seven pre-1900 Catholic churches within five miles of St . Patrick's . Obviously, he should try the other Sunderland churches first and the double stroke tells him that church no . 5 (St . Mary's was in existence before St . Patrick's and therefore could possibly have the entry he is seeking . St . Benet's (no . 31) was also in existence in 1870 but St . Joseph's (no . 41) was not, so, save for a very late baptism, the last mentioned is probably not worth approaching . If the other Sunderland churches produce a blank then the only other pre-1870 church within five miles was St . Michael's (no . 12) at Houghton .

It is hoped that the table will be of some help to the Catholic researcher although its value is obviously limited . The most obvious deficiency is that the table does not identify Catholic churches which were within a five mile radius but located in another county ; this is most relevant to churches near the Tyne and Tees . However, to express a per- sonal opinion, I consider the greatest obstacle to the Catholic researcher to be the lack of transcripts or central depositories for Catholic regis- ters . The need to approach individual churches causes inconvenience to both the incumbent priest and the researcher alike . There is also the problem of the occasional incumbent who does not reply to enquiries . With modern aids available, such as microfilming, perhaps the Diocese could use some of its admittedly limited resources to help the researcher .

Members are reminded of Father W . Vincent Smith's article "Tracing Our Catholic Forefathers" in Volume 1, Number 2, of the Journal . This includes a list of the location of registers of the early Durham and Northumberland Roman Catholic parishes which is in some respects com- plementary to Mr Eyre's table . - Ed,

DATE OF OTHER PRE-1900 R.C . PLACE AND NAME OF CHURCH FOUNDATION CHURCHES WITHIN FIVE MILE RADIUS

1 . DURHAM St . Cuthbert 1685 // 8, 9, 10, 23, 28, 33, 38,42 , 45 2 . BIRTLEY St . Joseph 1696 / 15, 21, 39, 43, 45, 48, 49 3 . STELLA Sts . Mary & Thomas 1700 // 21, 43, 51 Aquinas 4 . BROOMS, Our Blessed Lady & 1702 // 24 LEADGATE St . Joseph 5 . SUNDERLAND St . Mary mid-18 c . // 12, 26, 31, 40, 41, 49, 50 6 . STOCKTON St . Mary 1783 7 . DARLINGTON St . Augustine 1783 // 35 8 . ESH LAUDE St . Michael 1799 1, // 10, 28, 33, , 9 . CROXDALE St . Herbert 1807 1,1 //8,10,14,16, 25, 28, 42, 48 10 . USHAW COLLEGE 1808 1, 8, 9, // 25, 28, 33, 38, 42, 45, 48 ii . HUTT0N HENRY Sts . Peter & Paul 1825// 13, 20, 29, 32 12 . HOUGHTON St . Michael 1832// 5, 26, 29, 31, 36, 40, 41, 45, 50 13 . HARTLEPOOL The Immaculate 1834 11, // 30, 32 Conception Sts . Joseph, Patrick 14 . COXHOE 1839 1, 9 // 20, 25, 28 & Cuthbert . 15 . FELLING St . Patrick 1841 2, // 21, 27, 37, 43 47, 49 16 . BISHOP AUCKLAND St . Wilfred 1845 9, // 25, 44, 48 17 . St . Mary 1847 18 . St . Bede 1849 5, // 26, 27, 31, 41, 46, 49 19 . WOLSINGHAM St . Thomas 1849 // 23, 34 20 . THORNLEY The Sacred heart of 1850 11, 14, // 29 Martyrs 21 . GATESHEAD St . Joseph 1851 2, 15, // 27, 37, 43, 47, 49 22 . GAINFORD St . Osmund 1852 23 . CROOK Our Lady Immaculate 1853 8, 16, // 25, 34, 38, 44, 48 24 . BLACKHILL Our Blessed Lady 1857 14, 25 . TUDHOE 'St . Charles18581 , y, i'4, )AD , %% 28, 42 48 26 . SUNDERLAND St . Patrick 1860 5, 12, // 31, 40, 41, 49, 50 27 . JARROW St . Bede 1861 15, 18, 21, // 37, 43, 46, 47, 49 28 . DURHAM St . Godric 1864 1, 8, 9, 10, 23, // 38, 42, 45 29 . EASINGTON Our Lady of Victories 1865 11, 12, 20, // 36, 50 30 . PORT CLARENCE St . Thomas of Canterbury 1865 5, 13, // 32 31 . SUNDERLAND St . Benet 1865 5, 12, 26, // 40, 41, 49, 50 32 . HARTLEPOOL St . Joseph 1867 11, 13, 30, // 33 . SACRISTON St . Bede 1867 1, 8, 10, 28, // 38, 39, 42, 45 34 . TOW LAW St . Joseph 1867 8, 19, 23, // 38, 48 35 . DARLINGTON Sts . William & Francis 1870 7, // 36 . SEAHAM St . Mary Magdalen 1870 5, 12, 26, 29, 31, HARBOUR 41, 50

37 . HEBBURN St . Aloysius 1871 15, 18, 21, 27, // 43, 46, , 38 . ESH WINNING The Queen of Martyrs 1871 1, 8, 10, 28, 33, 34, // 42, 48 // 39 . STANLEY St . Joseph 1872 a, 4, 8, 33, 38 , 45 40 . SILKSWORTH St . Leonard 1873 5, 12, 26, 31, 36, // 41, 49, 50 41 . SUNDERLAND St . Joseph 1873 5, 12, 26, 31, 40, // 49, 50 42 . LANGLEY MOOR St . Patrick 1876 1, 8, 9, 10, 25, 28, - 33, 38, // 48 43 . DUNSTON St . Philip Neri 1880 2, 15, 21, 27, 37, // 47, 49 44 . WITTON PARK St . Chad 1881 16, 23, // 48 45 . CHESTER-LE-STREET St . Cuthbert 1881 1, 2, 12, 28, 39, // 47, 50 46 . SOUTH SHIELDS Sts . Peter & Paul 1884 5, 18, 26, 27, 31, 37, 41, // 49 47 . WREKENTON St . Oswald 1884 2, 15, 21, 27, 37, 43, // 49 48 . WILLINGTON Our Lady & St . Thomas 1887 8, 9, 23, 25, 31, 44, 10,16, 49 . BOLDON The Sacred Heart 1896 2, 5, 15, 18, 26, 27, 31,37,41,46,47,// 50 . St . Patrick 1897 5, 12, 26, 31, 36, 40, 41, // 51 . St . Joseph 1898 21, 43, //

OFFERS OF HELP

Mr A.P . Brown, of 56 Marlborough Road, Slough, Berks, SL3 7LH, will obtain certificates for members by making direct application to St . Cather- ine's House, charging only the Registrar General's fee of £2.50 As cheques are not acceptable at St . Catherine's House without a cheque card being shown, you should send cheques to Mr Brown, made out to himself, and he will then pay the fee for you . This service includes one straight- forward check to find the entry in the quarterly indexes .

Mr M. Young, member 580, of Cemetery House, Pelton, Chester-le-Street, County Durham, is willing to help and advise any member whose interests "lie" in Pelton Municipal Cemetery, Co . Durham .

FUTURE PROGRAMME

All the meetings will be held at 7 .15 p .m . in the YMCA Building, Ellison Place, Newcastle .

Thursday, October 19 Methodist records and their value in yielding biographical data, Mr G.E . Milburn.

Thursday . November 16 (N .B ., NOT, as announced in the last issue, Wed .,15 Nov.) Putting leaves on the family tree - Estate Papers of Durham Cathedral, Mr P . Mussett .

Wednesday, December 20 The Baker-Baker Papers, Mr J . Golden

Wednesday, January 17 Figures in a landscape - a historical geographer's view, Dr B. Roberts .

Wednesday, February 21 The Highland Clearances, or R. Campbell .

INDEX TO VOLUME 3

Mr D .G . Linley having kindly undertaken to index the Journal we are able to publish a much fuller index for volume 3 than your editor had time to produce for volumes 1 and 2 . The first section of this index is similar to that produced for volumes 1 and 2 - an index of genealogical names - the only difference being that the page numbers which appear first after each name indicate all the pages on which that surname appears, regardless of whether any Christian name is mentioned ; this is followed by Christian names with their page numbers as before . The page numbers refer to volume 3 . Pages 1 to 30 are in No . 1, 31 to 60 in No . 2, 61 to 90 in No . 3 and 91 to 120 in No . 4 . Note that a name may appear several times on one page .

This genealogical name index is followed by an index to places and an index to articles and features . The place index lists all place names men- tioned in volume 3 except members' addresses and "modern" places such as record offices, etc . It is arranged by counties, with Durham and Northum- berland first, followed by other English counties, Scottish counties and foreign countries, each in alphabetical order . Hamlets, farms, etc ., appear under their parish or nearest village .

The index to articles, etc ., lists articles under their heading in quotation marks and under their topic . 'thus, for example, the article on John Pattison and his family appears as both "'John the Coach'" and "Pattison Family" .

GENEALOGICAL NAME INDEX

ACKINCLOSE/ACHINCLOS 53 ANDREW(S) 34 ; Eliz 34 ADAMS 53 APPLEBY 102 ; Mary 102, Wm 102 AGAR 73 ; John 73 ARCHBOLD 109 AINSLEY/AYNSLEY 103 ; Jas 103, ARCHER 101 ; Mark 101 103 103,Wm Mary ARMITAGE 55., Dor 55 AITCHISON/AITKENSON 102 ; Ursula 102 ARMSTRONG 23,46,53,54,75,102,109 ; AKENSIDE 42 4 3, 46; Benedict 441 Alex 53; Bessie 23 . John 46, Keith 46, Mark Ellen 46, Francis 54, 42, 43 Jane 54, Joe 54, Mary AKIN 102 ; John 102 53, Slater 54, Thos ALDER 33 ; Cath 33, Jas 33, 102, 109 Mary 33, Ralph 33, ASH/ASHE/ASCH 82 Sarah 33 ATKINSON 23,47,102,120 ; David ANDERSON 77 47, Jane 120, Thos 102 ALEXANDER. 56,60 ; Eliz 60, John 60, AVERRY 44 ; Francis 44, Geo 44, Mgt 56, Thos 60 Luke 44, Mary 44, ALLAN/ALLEN 54,76,78,102,103,110 ; Thos 44, Wm 44 Cuthbert 110, Hy 102, BACK/BACH 16,109 ; Elis 109, Esua Jane 54, John 78, Mgt 109, Geo 16,109, Jane 103, Peter 54, Sarah 54, Elliot 109, John 109, Thos 54,78 Mgt 109, Robt 109 ALLGOOD 21,102 ; Bartholomew 102 BAILEY 13,114 ; Jas Minto 13, ALLISON 44,54,102 ; Edw 54, Emma Jonathan 174, JOB 13, 54, Jane 102, Maria Wm 13 Archbold 54, Mary 102, BAINBRIDGE/BAINBRIG 46,102 ; Edw 102, Mary Anne 54, Tib . 102, Grace 46 Wm 44 BAIRD 15 ; Adam 15 ALLMEY 85 BALL 12 ; And 12 AMORY 90 BALMER 15 ANBY 102 ; Eliz 102, Jane 102, BAMBORY 46 ; Wm 46 Maria 102, Sarah 102 BAMBROUGH 44 ; Mary 44 ANDERSON 44, 55, 103 ; Anne 44, BANFIELD 53 Isab 55, Nich 44, Ric 44, BARBER 75,103 ; Mgt 75,103 Thos 103 BARKER 15 ; Sarah 15

- 13 - BARRINGTON 8 BRANKMAN 103 ; Wm 103 BARTLE(Y) 54,55 ; Geo 54, Jos 54 BRANLIN 102 ; Anne 102, Chas 102 BARWISE 110 BRERETON 42 ; Wm 42 BASSET 59 ; Christina 59, Hy BRIGGS 89,102 ; Alice 102, Chas 59, Martin 59 102, Jane 102, Matt 102 BATE(S) 74,101 ; Ann 74, Robt BROCKET 44 ; Geo 44, Jane 44, 101 Roger 44 BATEMAN 44 ; El iz 44 BRODERICK 75 BATTENSBY/BATTERSBY 34,35 ; Mgt 34,35 BRONE 44 ; Edw 44 BATY/BA(I)TEY 74 BROWELL 42 BAWDEN 53 BROWN(E) 14,42,44,45,46,75,101, BEADNALL/BEADNELL 44,102 ; Jas 44, 102,103,110 ; Ann 103, 'Rail 44, Thos 102 Edw 14, Eliz 45,103, BEASTING 14 ; Mary 14 Ellen 44, Francis 45, BEE 42 ; Jacob 42 103, Geo 44,45, John BEGG 54 ; Thos 54 14,44,45,46,101,102, BELL 23,44,46,53 .70,76,99, 103, Joe 103, Lancelot 102,103,110,120 ; Anne "Capability" 14, Mgt 103, Dor 102, Isab 76, 103, Mary 44,45,103, Jas 103, John 46,70, Matt 42, Mich 103, 103,120, Mgt 44,46,110, Nich 44, Rich 42,44, Mary 103, Mary Anne Roger 103, Simon 44, 103, Philip 76, Robt Thos 44 102, Thos 99, Ursula BRUCE 105 ; Ann 1.05, John 105, 103, Wm 103 Sarah 105 BELLAS/BELLASIS 102 ; Cath 102, Eliz BULMAN 103 ; Mary 103 102, Thos 102 BULMER 103 ; Ant 103 BENNION 110 BUNNY 113 ; Francis 113 BIGGINS 46 ; Mary 46 BURDETT 46 ; Bridget 46, Clare BILTON 59 ; Christopher 59, 46, Edw 46, Ursula 46 Fred Geo 59, Jane 59 94,95 ; Eleanor 94,95, BIRCH 76 ; Chas 76 John 94,95 BLACKETT 103 ; Mary 103, Wm 103 BURKE 4,6 BLACKLOCKE 44 ; Anne 44, Cath 44, BURLESON 103 ; Isab 103, Jane Luke 44, Mark 44, Mary 103, John 103, Mary 44, Robt 44 103, Thos 103 BLAGDON 44 ; Thos 44 BURN 53,59,102 ; Edw Hy 59, BLAIR 120 ; Jas 120 Jane 59, Mgt Swinton BLAKE(Y) 53,55,82,102 ; Mgt 102 ; 59, Wm 102 Mary 102, Thos Cordner BURNELL 78 ; Mary Jane 78 , BURNIKILL 109 ; Ann 109 BLAKISTON/BLAXTON 13 ; 1Ann 13 BURTON 77 BOLAM 44,45,103 ; Anne 103, BUTIMAN 103 ; Mary 103 Christopher 45, Eli 44, BUTLER 103 ; Geo 103 Mary 45 BYERS 46 ; And 46 BOLD 44 ; Wm 44 CAIRNS 81 CALDCLEUGH BOLSON 103 ; Mary 103 37 ; Geo 37 BO(U)LTON 103 ; Eliz 103 CAMELL 90 ; Geo 90, Jas 90 BO SAN QUET 111 ; Robt Holford CAMERON 78 ; Ellen 78 McDowell 111, R.W . 111 CAMPBELL 86 ; Rob Roy 86 BOUTFLOWER 16 CARA 65 ; Christian 65 BOWERY 95 ; Robt 95 CARKRAN 44 ; Eliz 44: BOWIN 12,46 ; Peter 12 CARL(E)TON 102 ; Barbara Mary 102 BOWMAKER 75 ; Geo 75 CARNABY 44,46,103 ; Eliz 103 ; BOWMAN 39,40,53 ; Dor Dary 39, Frances 103, Lawrence Jos 39 ; Mary 39, Robt 103, Mgt 46, Mary 46, 39,40,53, Thos 39,40, Ra 103, Ursula 44 CARR Wm 39 16,17,90,102,110 ; And BOWMER/BOUMER 73 ; Eleanor 73, John 73 17, Eliza 102, Isaac MACK 101 ; Ann 101 110, John 110, John BRADE 102 ; John 102, Mary 102 Aitchison 16, Martha 17 BRADFORD 47 ; Sir Hy 47, Sir Thos CARRICK 13 47

CATCHESIDE 95 ; Ann 95, John 95, COWING 53 Robt 95 COX 59 ; Eliz Douglas 59, CHAMBERLAIN 81 Emily Mgt 59, Jas CHAMBERS 74,82,111 ; Geo 74, 59, Jane Fanny 59, Robt 74, Thos 111 Mary 59 CHAPMAN 78,82 ; Ann 78 COZENS 60 ; Eliz 60, Geo CHARLTON 46,55,103 ; Anne 103, Weirs 60, Robt 60 Elliz 46,55, Hy 103, CRAIG(S)/CRAGG(S) 5,6 ; John 5,6 Keith 46, Mary 46, CRAINSTON 45 ; Eliz 45, Hy 45 Winifred 46 CRAMLINTON 102 ; Thos 102 CHATER 46 ; Ann 46, Geo 46 CRASTER 52,74 CHEESEBROUGH 102 ; Eliz 102 CRAWFORD 76,87,88 ; Jack 76, CHERNESIDE 46 ; Jane 46 87,88, John 88 CHILD 45 ; Thos 45 CRESSWELL 75,81 ; John 75 CHURRY 44; Eliz 44 CRESSY 44 ; Francis 44 CLARK(E)/CLERK(E) 7,12,17,44,75,78,102 ; CR(E)IGHTON 15,16 Ann 44, Jane 44,102, CROFT 81 Mar 44, Mgt 102, Mary CROMARTY/CRAMARTIE 64,65,66 ; Geo Cath Reeves Kirkland 66 ; Jean 66, John 17, Robt 12,44, 65, Magnus 65, Thos Susanna 7,78 64, Wm 64,65,66 CLAVERING 44,45,46,102 ; Ann 46, CROMWELL 63 ; Oliver 63 Eliz 102, John 45, CRONE 13 ; Ann 13, Jane 13 Madolin 44 CRUIKSHANK 81 CLENNELL 13,44,56,102 ; Edw 13, CUMM IN (GS)/CUMIN 102 ; Eliz 102 (see Jonathan 103, Thos 44 also Commin) CLIFFORT 46 ; Mary 46 CUNNINGHAM 90 ; Wm 90 CLINTON 109 ; Arthur 109 CURRY 15,44,57,75,90,102 ; CLITHEROE 75 ; Thos Hy 75, Wm 75 And 44, Eliz 15,57, CLOSE 105 ; Ann 105, Jane Bather 75, Geo 44, 105, Wm 105 John 90, Mgt 102 CLOUGH 82 CUTHBERT 102 ; Anne 102 CLOVY 102 ; Cath 102 DAGGER 75 COATES 55,69,74,75 ; John 69, DA(L)GLEISH/DAGLEAS 3,13,74 ; Alice 3, Mary 74, Robt John 75 Isabel 3, Jane 3, COCK 53 John 3, Mgt 3, Mary COCKER.SON 102, Anne 102 Ann 3 COLLINGWOOD 44,86 ; Benedict 44, DALTON 45 ; Francis 45, Geo 44, John 44, Mary John 45 44, Robt 44 DALZELL 59 ; Mary Isab 59, CO (U)LSON 74 Robt Ales Geo 59, COMMIN 102 ; Anne 102, Cuth Sarah Bushby 59 102, Eliz 102, John DAMEL 102 ; Anne 102, 102, Mary 102, Mich Barbara 102 102, Nich 102, Robt DANESON 103 ; Mary 103 102, Wm 102 DANGER/DANGAR 53 COOK(E) 13,17,75,82 ; Ann 75, DANY 44 ; Jane 44 Mary 17, Mich 13, DARLIN(G) 73,95,102 ; Foster 102, Robt 17 Grace 73, Robt 95 CORTLEY 102 ; Mary 102 DARLINGTON 76 COUCH 53 DAVI(D)SON/DAVESON 14,44,45 ,46,74, COULTH(E)ARD/COULTER 3,16,44,78 ; Anne 75,77 ; Anne 44,45,77, 44, Fenwick 16, Hannah C. 45, Christopher 78, Jane 3, John 3,16, 45, Ellen 45, Geo 45, 78, Mary 3, Ralph 16 Jas 14, John 45,75, COULTY 44 ; Thos 44 Mary 44,45, Robt 45, COURTNEY 53 46,77, Thos 44,45, COURTNEY 12,46 ; Edw 46, Francis Wm 14 46, John 46, Mary 46 DAV(E)Y 45 ; Ann 45, Dor 45, COWELL 54,78 ; Rich 54,78, Ellen 45, Mary 45 Sarah 78 DAWES 12 ; Hy 12 COZENS 74 DAWSON 10,42,43,44,45,111 ;

Chris 45, Hannah 10, John EDGCUMBE 81 42,43, Joshua 10, Mgt 44, EDINGTON 59 ; Fanny 59, Mary 44, Thos 45 John 59, Mary 59 DELAVAL 21,46,86,102 ; John Hussey EDMUNDSON 78 ; Mary 78 86, Mgt 46,102, Mary 102, EDWARDS 110 Mary Anne 102, Te re sa 102 ELEPHANT 102 ; Mary 102 DE MONTFORT 63 ; Simon 63 ELG(E)Y 77 ; Hy 77, Mich DENT 120 ; Jas 120 77 DE HUYTER 12 EL(L)IOT(T)/ELLET 12,44,45,46,53, DICK 3,101 ; Robt 101, Wm 3 54,102,109 ; Ann DICKMAN 71 ; Thos 71 46,102, Barb 109, DICKSON/DIXON/DICKI(N)SON 13,15,45,46, Chris 102, Elly 57,73,76,102,110 ; Ann 46, 102, Harry 109, Hannah 73, Isabel 102, Jas 102, Johanna ` Jas 15, John 57, Jonathan 102, John 12, 15, Mgt 45, Mary 15,45, Mgt 109, Mary 45, Stephen 102, Thos 73 54, Ralph 54, DINSDALE 88 Robt 54,102, Thos DIRSON 45 ; Cuth 45, Julian 45 12,46,54, Ursula_ DITCHBURN(E) 44 ; Cath 44 45, Wk 44,45 ROBING 105 ; Alice 105, Ann 105, ELSTOB/HEELSTROP 74 ; Jonathan 74 David 105, Jane 105 EM(M)ERSON 36,53,56,102,104 ; DOB(I)(N) SON 44,76 ; Bas 44, Edw 44, Anne Pread 102, Mary 44, Matt 44, Rich 44 Eliz 36, John 102, DOD(D)(S) 14,44,45,46,102 ; Arch 44, Mary Law 102 Edw 102, Eliz 45, Ellen EMSLEY 53 45, Geo 45, Grace 45, Hy ERRINGTON 46,89,102,104 ; Ann 46, Mgt 102, Robt 14 102,104, Ant 102, DONELL 44 ; Hy 44 Eliz 102, Jane DONNOLLSON 44 ; Mary 44 102, Jo s 104, Kath DOOLEY 38 ; Robt 38 46, Mgt 104, Mary DORNEL 102 ; Elinor 102 104, Peter 104, DOROTHEL 102 ; Thos 102 Thos 89,104 DOUGLAS(S)/iDOWGLAS 103 ; Mary 103 EVANS 98 ; Benj 98 DOWNIE 109 ; John 109, Mgt 109, EWING 53 Thos 109 FAIRBAIRN/FAIRBARNES 53 DRANE 102 ; Geo 102 FALEWELL 102 ; Anne 102 DRUMMOND 23,63,86 ; Annabella 23, FAUNCE 55 ; Jane 55, Thos Annabella Adelaide 23, 55 Edw Alex 23, Eliz 23, FAWELL 76,102 ; Eliz 102 Hannah 23, Isab 23, Jane FEISST/FAIST 95,96; Emma 96, 23, Jas 23,63,86, John 23, Hermann 95 Mgt 23, Thos 23,63, Thos FELLIS/FELLOWES 54,76 ; Francis 54, J .B . 23, Thos Wm 23, Wm 23 Jas 54 DRYDEN 17 ; Martha 17 FENWICK/FYNAK/FINNIK/PHENIX 13,56, DRYSDALE 55,75 ; Jas 55, John 55,75, 102,104,109 ; Anar Robt 55, Wm 55,75 102, Anne 104, DUCKETT 74 ; Jas 74 Barb 102, Eliz 102, DUCKWORTH 47 ; Sir John Thos 47 Francis 102, Isab _ DUNCAN 87 102, Jas 104, Jane DUN(N)(E) 60,102,103,109,110 ; Alison 102, John 102, 60, Anne 44,103, Dor 102, Margos 102, Mary Edw 44, Eliz 103,109, 13,102,104, May Francis 44, John 44, Kath 102, Thos 102, 46, Mary 102, Rich 102, 102 Wm Robt 60, Susan 60 FERRY 45 ; Geo 45 DUNNILL 120 ; Jane 120, Mgt 120 FETTIS 110 DUNS 102 ; Marga 102 FINCH 12 DURY 39,53 ; Dor 39 FINLEY 44 ; Arch 44 EAMEDES 13 ; Jane 13 FLAWES 12 ; Wm 12 EARL 82 FLETCHER 46,53,78 ; Mary 46, EATON 15 Sarah 53,78

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FOGGATT 17 ; Mgt 17 GIBBON(S) 45,46 ; Mgt 45, Mary 46 FOLLIE 17 ; Alice 17, WM 17 GIBSON 14,40,42,44,102,109, FORBES 89 120 ; Ann 44, Hannah FORDIN 102 ; Jane 102 120, Jane 40, John 14, FOR(R)EST 13,102 ; Charley 102, 42, Mary 102, Thos 44 Eliz 102, Isab 102, Jos GILBOUR 46 ; Gilbert 46 102, Mary 102, Thos 102 GILBY 12 ; Robt 12 FORLES 102 ; John 102 GILCHRIST 73 FO(R)STER/FOWSTER 13,15,35,36,37, GILL(S) 74 GILLENDEN 44,46,55,75,102 ; Ann 101 ; John 101 46, Bar 44, Eliz 55, GILLESPIE/GILHESPYE 45 ; Jane 45 Francis 46, Geo 36, GILROY/GILDEROY 75,76 ; Hy 76, John 44, Isab 74, Jas 15, 76, Mary 75, Ralph 76, Jane 44, John 102, Rich 76 Mgt 13,35,36 37,44, GLADWIN 110 Mary 44, My Lady 44, GLASGOW 60 ; Eliz 60, John Hugh Ralph 102, Robt 36, 60, Robt 60 Thos 44, Ursula 44, GLASPER 101 ; Ann 101 Wm 55 GLEDHILL 54 ; Jos 54 FOWLER 45 ; Mary 45 GLENDELLAN 102 ; Eliz 102 FOWLS 94,95 ; Eleanor 94,95, GLENDIL 102 ; Mary 102 Eleanor Esther 94, GLENWRIGHT 55 Eliz Matilda 94, Hen- GODFORDSON 94,95 ; Eleanor Sarah rietta Alice 94, Isab 94 ; Henrietta 94,95, 94, Jane Catcheside Thos 94 94, John Edw 94, GOFTON 120 ; Mary 120 Louisa 94, Mgt Jane GOLDSBOROUGH 105 ; Jane 105, Ralph 95, Mary Ann 94, 105 Septima 94, Wm 94,95, GOLDSMITH 53 Wm Thos 94 GOLLINGS 59,60 ; Anne 59, Charlotte fox 120 ; Hy 120 59,60, Harry 60, Hy 60, FRASER/FRAZER 69 ; John 69 Wm 59,6o PRATER 110 GORDON 33 ; Eliz 33, Isab 33, FRENCH 53,102,120 ; Barb 102, Mgt 33 Mary 120 GOSHAWK 74 FRIAR/FRYAR/FRIER/FRYER 45 ; Iss 45 GOULD 74 FULLER 55 ; Chas 55 GOULDING 45 ; Wm 45 FURNESS/FURNACE 82 GOWAN(S) 66,73 ; Daisy 66 GAIRE/GAIRY 102 ; John 102, Mary GRAHAM 30,102 ; Wm 102 102, Thos 102 GRAY 44 ; Beaty 44, Geo 44, GAITEY 33 ; Sam 33 Robt 44, Thos 44 (see GALENBY 102 ; Edmund 102, Fran- also Grey) cis 102, John 102, GRECIAN 4,5,6,7,8 ; Cath 8, Dor Jos 102, Mary 102 4, Geo 4, John 4, Mgt GALENS/GALLEN 45;Mgt. 45 , Robt 45 Rand 8 , Mary 4,5,jMary GALLY/GELLY 102 ; Nich 102, Wm 102 Jane 8, Thos 4,7, Wm 4, GAMLEY102 Frances 102 5, 6, 7, 8 GARD(I)NER 3,44,102 ; Anne 102, GREEN 12,13,45,75 ; Dor 13, Cath 44, Dor 44, Eliz John 45, Levi 12 44, Hy 102, Jas 44, GREENLEES 53 John 3,44, Joan 44, GREENWELL 46,55,104 ; Jos 55,104, Luke 44, Martha 3, Mary 46 Mary 44,102, Philip GREY 45,59,102 ; Chas 59, 44, Roger 44, Thos 44 Eliz 102, Grace 45, Wm 44 Mgt 59, Mark 45, Rich GARNETT 90 ; Ant 90 102, Thos 102 (see also LARRY 74,102 ; Eliz 102 Gray) GATISS 74 ; Geo 74, Thos 74 GRICE 100,101 GAYRE 44 ; Wm 44 GRIEVE 17,82 ; Cath 17 GEDYE/GIDDY/GEDY 53 GRIFFITH 102, Anne 102 GERRARD 44 ; John 44 GRYLLS 53 LETTINGS 74 GUMBLE 102 ; Francis 102 GUTHRIE 56 ; Ann 56, Day 56, Geo HEPPLE/HEPPEL 102 ; John 102 56, Jas McDonald 56, HEPTON 44 ; Mary 44 Jane 56, Jean 56, Mgt HERBORN 45 ; Luke 45 56, Thos 56, Wm 56 HER(R)ON/HERRING 46,90,105 ; Alice 46, GWYNN 52,82 Ann 46, Dor 46, Eliz HADDOCK 12,104 ; Peter 104, Rich 46, Esther 46, Frances 12 46, Geo 105, Mary 46 HALFPENNY 82 HEWETSON/HEWITSON/HEWSON 44 ; Wm 44 HALL 44,45,73,75,102 ; Ann 73, HEWITT/HOWITT 44,54,78 ; Geo 54,78, Barb 102, Cath 44, Chris Jas 54, Mgt 44, Ra 44 102, Eliz 44, Geo 44, HILTON 102 ; Thos 102 Isab 44, Iss 45, Jas 44, HILDRETH 16,104 ; Jane 104, John 44,73, Lance 44, John 16,104 Mary 44 , 45 HILL(S) 10 ; David 10 HALLIBURTON 53 HILLIARD 102 ; Rich 102 HAMERTON 44 ; Dor 44 HILTON 110 HAMMOND 12,37 ; John 37, Wm 12 HIND(E) 13 ; Ann 13, Oswald 13, HAMPSON 110 Thos 13 HANAM 12 ; Willoughby 12 HINDMARSH 111 ; Eliz 111 HAN(D)COCK 53 HODGSON/HODSHON 15,33,44,74,102,109 ; HANDS 15 Albert 102, Ann 33,102, HANN 104 ; Cath 104, Elinor Benj 109, Chas 15, Elim 104, Frances 104, Hy 104, 102, Francis 15, Hannah John 104, Wm 104 75, Mary 102, Matt 44, HANNAH 73 ; Christina 73 Rich 102, Wm 33,102 HANSON 82 HOGG(E) 73,102,110 ; Eliz 102, HANTBY 104 ; Ra 104 Jane 73, Jas 102, Wm HANTRIDGE 44 ; Cath 44 110 HARBOTTLE 44 ; Anne 44 HOLBERNE 102 ; Mary Anne 102 HARDCASTLE 76,88 ; J .H . 76,88 HOLLAND 12. ; Philip 12 HARDY/HARDLE 44,102 ; Anne 44, Francis HOLLYDAY 104 ; Mary 104 44, Geo 44, Isab 102, HOLMES 3,12,101 ; Aaron 101, Mgt 44,102, Wm 44 Chris 3, Jane 3, John HARE 4,6 12, Mary 3, Robt 12 HARLE 13,45,53,82,90 ; Frances HILTON 102 ; Barth 102 45 HOME 60 ; Ada 60, Cospatrick HARMAN 110 Alex 60, Lucy Eliz 60 HARR IS 12 ; Jos 12 HOOD 120 ; Mary 120 HARRISON 76,77,102 ; Eliz 102, Geo HOPE 110,120 ; John 110, 102, Grace 102, John 102, Mary 120, Wm 110 Marga 102, Mary 77,102, HORNSBY 104 ; Anne 104, Hy 104, Winifred 102 John 104, Mgt 104, HART 12 ; John 12 Mary 104, Robt 104, HARTLEY 55 ; Chas Augustus 55, Wm Thos 104, Wm 104 55, Wm Augustus 55 HOUSTON 53 HARVEY 46 ; Mary 46 HOWARD 110 HAUPT 53 HOW(E) 44,53 ; John 44 HAUXLEY 17 ; Geo 17, Isab 17 HOWEY/HOWIE 120 ; Cath 120, Joe 120 HAVELOCK 15 ; Win 15 HOWNAM 45 ; Mgt 45 HAWDON 102 ; Mary 102 HOWRY 45 ; Mary 45 HAY 102 ; Jane 102 HUDERSON 102 ; Mgt 102, Thos 102, HEASON 104 ; Mary 104 Wm 102 HEATH 102 ; Anne 102, Eliz 102, HUDSON 16,102 ; Mary 102, Thos Thos 102 16 HEAVISIDES 105 ; Mary 105 HUGH(E)(S) 12,13 ; Wm 12 HEBDEN 102 ; Wm 102 HUMBLE 17,102 ; Isab 102, Mgt HE(A)DLEY 14,53 ; Mark 14, Wm 14 102, Robt 17 HEMSLEY 74 HUME 15 ; Mary 15 HENDERSON 55,110,111 ; Ann 55, Geo HUMLE 102 ; Eliz 102 Blake 111, Sarah 110 HUMPHRIES 53 HEPBURN 13 ; Thos 13 HUNIHULE 103 ; Mary 103

- 1 8 - HUNNAN/HUNNAM 75 KRILL 53 HUNTER 14,44,45,75,103,104 ; KUNG 11 ; Ts'en Lin 11 And 44, Anne 103,104, LAIDLER 59 ; Eliz Patience 59, Eliz 45,104, Ellen 45 Jas 59, Patience 59, Hy 45,104, Jane 103, Wm 59 Jo 45, John 44,104, LAING 16 ; Alex 16, Wm 16 Mgt 45,104, Mary 14, LAMB 57 ; Jas 57 44,45,104, Mich 104, LAMBTON 48,103 ; Anne 103, Robt 104, Thos 45, Wm John 48 45,104 LANDLESS 85,86 ; John 86, Joe HUNTLEY 54 ; Ellen 54 86, Ralph 86, Wm 86 HUTCHINSON 37,60,109 ; Jane 60, LANGHORN 101 ; John 101 John 60, Ralph 37 LANGSTON 12; Ant 12 HUTTON 53 LASSELLS 12 ILEY 103 ; Eliz 103, Helen LAVERY 73 103, Nich 103, Thos LAW(E)(S) 14,103 ; Cath 103, Geo 103 103, Mary 103, Sarah INGLIS 16 ; Mary 16 14 ISMAY 53 LAWSON 110 ; John 110, Joe 110 JACKSON 14,44,103,104,105,120 ; LEE(S) 55,60 ; Jas Nevens Ann 105, Barb 105, Dor Thompson 60 ; Janette 105, Eleanora 103, 60, Wm 55,60 Eliz 14,44,105, Hy 44, LEGGE 103 ; Cecily 103, Mgt Isab 103, Jas 105, 103, Winefrid 103 John 105,120, Mary 103, LEIGH 54 ; Wm 54 Rich 103, Sarah 105, LEMERLE 55 ; Eugenie 55 Thos 44,104 LESLIE/LASHLEY 75 ; John 75 JAMES 12,56 ; Abraham 56, LEYBURN 44,102 ; Bishop John Rich 12 44,102 JEFFERSON 76 ; Thos Harrison 76 LIDDELL/LIDDLE 101,103 ; Cath 103, JEFFREY 12 ; John 12 Mary 103, Matt 103 JEMISON 44, John 44 LILBURN 53 JENNINGS 12 ; Wm 12 LITTLE 56 ; Edw 56, Geo 56 JENNISON 103 ; Eliz 103 LLOYD 113 JEWELL 55 ; Dav 55, Wm Moor 55 LOCKHART 120 ; Esther 120 JOBSON 110 ; John 110, Robt LONDONDERRY 37 ; Marquis of 37 110, Wm 110 LONGSTAFF 75 JOHNS(T)ON(E) 6,12,13,30,45,53,78,110 ; LONSDALE 55 ; Chris 55, J . 55 Ann 13, Cath 110, Hy 45, LOR(R)AINE 46,103 ; Clara 103, Jas Edmundson 78, John Francis 103, Mary 46, 12, Thos Oliver 78 103, Teresa 103, Thos JOLLIFE 94 103 JOPLIN G) /JORDON 104 ; Geo 104, Mary 104 LOWER JORDAN 13,103 ; John 13, Mgt 13, LOWES 46 Martha 103, Mary 13 LOWTHER 77 ; Edwin 77, Geo 77, JOYSEY 104 ; Agnes 104, Anne 104, Robt Wm 77 Dor 104, Francis 104, LUKE 103 ; Thos 103 John 104, Mary 104, Nich LUMLEY 101 ; Crosby 101 104, Wm 104 LUMSDEN 64,65,66 ; Jean 64,65,66 KELSEY 12 ; John 12 LYALL 3 ; David 3 KEMP 75 ; Mary 75 MADDISON 103 ; Mary Anne 103 KEMPTHORNE 12 ; John 12 MAGCHINSON 39,53 ; Agnes 39 KENNET 103 ; Thos 103 MAIDEN 12 ; Wk 12 KENNYSON 45 ; Thos 45 MAKEPEACE/MAKEPIECE 76,120 ; Mathias KERR 17,111 ; And 17 120 KING 17,82 ; Anne 17, Jas 17 MAKINS 59 ; Chas 59, Edw 59, KIRKLEY 103 ; Isab 103 59 Mary 59, Eliz KIRSEY 46 ; Dor 46 MALLET 53 KIRSOP(P)(E) 15, 90 MANNERS 90 ; Jas 90 KIRTLAN 109 MANTEY 110 KNOX 5,6,17 ; Anne Carr 17, MARK 73 ; Robt Oliver 73 Joe 17, Robt 5 MARKINSON 46 ; John 46

MARLEY 75,89 ; John 89 MORPETH 110 MARLOWE 103 ; Mary 103 MORRISON 45,53 ; Anne 45, Dor 45, MARK 47,97,98,99,100 ; Alex Geo 45, Jas 45, Mary 99, Edw 47, John 99, 45, Wm 45 Robt 97,98,99,100, MORROW 104 ; Agnes 104, Frances Thos 99, Wm 99 104, Geo 104, Mary 104, MARSHALL 47 ; Edw 47 Peter 104 MARTIN 12,55,81 ; 11Y 55, Wm 12 MORTON 56 ; Jessie 56, John 56 MARTINSON 46 ; Dor 46, Mgt 46 MOSS 101 ; Rachel 101 MARWOOD 74 MOSSMAN 15 ; Adam 15 "SON 76, 82 MOUNSEY 111 ; Edw 111 MASTERMAN 101 ; Geo 101 MOWDY 45 ; Mary 45 MATHAM 76 MOWITT/MUITT 75 ; Eliz 75, Thos 75 MATHER(S) 16,45 ; Mgt 45, S. 16, MUCK 54 Sam 45, Sam Wilborn 16, MUDIE/MUDY 45 ; Dor 45, Eliz 45, Wm And 16 Geo 45, Jane 45, Jos MAT(T)HEWSON 45 ; Geo 45, Mary 45 45, Lawrence 45, Robt MAUGHAN/MAUGHAM 103 ; Mich 103 45, Thos 45 MAVIN 45 ; Dor 45 MURRAY 46,53 ; Frances 46 MAY 12 ; Rich 12 MUSGRAVE 74 McDONALD 53,60,82 ; Janette 60, NATRAY 120 ; Jane 120 Mgt 60, Peter 60 NAWLY 103 ; John 103 McFADYEAN 78 ; Sir John 78 NELSON 46,47,88 ; Thos 47 McGREGOR 82,85,86,111 ; Cath 111, NESBIT 60 ; Jane 60, Mgt 60, Rob Roy 85,86 Robt 60 McKAW 104 ; John 104, Mary 104 NEUSCHAFER 111 ; Heinrich 111 McKAY 97,98,99 ; And 97,98,99, NEVIL(L)(E) 45,46,74 ; Chas 46, Dor Mgt 97 46, Edw 45, Geo 45, Hy McKOWAN 60 ; Eliz 60, Peter 60 45, Jane 74, Margery McLAREN 111 ; John Ill 45, Mary 45 McMAYER 44 ; Robt 44 NEWCOMBE 74 ; Geo 74, Robt 74 MEAN 33 ; Jas 33, Jane 33, NEWMAN 53 John 33, Wm. 33 NEWTON 17,45 ; Ann 45, Eliz MEASOR/MEASON 103 ; Wm 103 17, John 45, Sam 45 MENNELL 45 ; Collista 45 NICHOL(L)(R)/NICKEL 77,110 ; Rich 77 MERCHANT 103 ; Cath 103 NICHOLSON 45,46,76,90,104 ; Anne METCALFE/MITCALFE 54,55,75 ; Eliz 55, 104, Christian 46, Jane Ann 55 Geo 45, Grace 46, MIDDLEMASS/MIDDLEMAST/MIDDLEMISS/ John 104, Mary 104 MIDDLEMIST 15,16 ; Mgt 15, Matt 16 NIXON/NICKSON 14,30,55,73,104 ; MIDDLETON 21,33,54,75 ; John 33, Mary 104 Mgt 33, Margery 54 NOBLE 76,88 ; Mary Jane 76,88 MILBANK 94 NORRIS 59 ; Agnes 59, Cath 59, MILBURN 45 ; Wm 45 Jas 59 MILLER 13,45,63, 82,101 ; Eliz NORTON 45 ; Merill 45 13,45, Hugh 63, Wk 101 NORVELL 110 ; Geo 110 MILLS 82 NOWELL 120 ; Thos 120 MILNE(R) 82 NOYCE 53 MINTHERN 12 NUGENT 55 ; Bridget 55 MINTO 13 ; Mary 13 NURSE 45 ; Eliz 45 MITCHELL 59 ; Alex 59, Andrew O'BRIEN 12 Grey 59, Cath 59 OGILVIE 15 MITFORD 74 OGLE 346747677Adam,,,, ; MOFFAT/MOFFET(T)/MOFFITT 45,76,103, 46, Ann 76, John 77, 110,120 ; Isab 45, John Thos 76 103, Mary 120, Robt 45 OLIVER 34,110 MOHUN 12 ; Robt 12 ORD(E) 13,45,46,55,75 ; Ann 45, MOMFOTT 45 ; Mary 45 Barb 45, Cath 13, Dor MONYHAM 53 45, Geo 46,75, Jane 45, MOODY/MOODIE 46,65 ; John 46 John 13,55, Robt 55, MOOR(E)/MOORIE 5,103,104; Dor 103, Robson 55 Mary 5,104 ORTHWOOD 103 ; Troth 103

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ORTON 45 ; Jo 45, Mary 45 PURVES/PURVIS 59 ; Eliz 59, John 59 OSBORN(E) 53 PYLE 14,101 ; Ralph 101 OVEREND 108 ; Mary 108, Matty 108 PYMAN 111 ; W . 111 OVY 46 ; Geo 46 QUEEN 82 PAINE 12 ; Joe 12 QUINLAN 73 ; Patrick Collis 73 PARK(E) 45,46,120 ; Eliz 45,46, RACE 10,11 ; Hannah 11, Jos John 46, Mgt 45, Mary 45 10,11, Jos Russell 10, PARKER 12,46,,74 ; Ann 46 Russell 11 PARKIN 77 ; Jane 77 RADCL1.FFE 104 ; Anne 104, Edw 104, PARTRIDGE 12 ; Wm 12 Francis 104, John 104, PAT(T)ERSON/PATTI(N)SON 3,13,34,35,36, Mgt 104, Mary 104, 37,38,94 ; Ann 34,35, Peter 104, Wm 104 Eliz 36, Eva 38, Geo 3, RAINE/RAYNE 14,75 Grace 35, Henrietta 94, RAMSBOTHAM 82 Hy 34, Hy Jacob 34, RAMSEY/RAMSAY 63 ; Alan 63 Jacob 34,35, Job 35, RAND 7 ; Cath 7 John 34,35,36,37,38, RANKINE 53 Jonah 35,36,37, Joseph RAWFOLT 45 ; Mary 45 Hodgson 94, Mgt 35,37, REANLEY 104 ; Jas 104, Mary 104 Mary 3, Nora 38, Wm 38 REAY/REAR 8 ; Eleanor 8 PAYNE 3 ; Ellen 3, Frances 3, REDHEAD 75 Sarah 3, Wm 3 REDSHAW 56,74 ; Laura 74, Wm 74 PEARSON/PIERSON 103,108 ; Ann 108, REED/READ/REID 45,46,75,101,103 ; Anne John 108, Wm 103 45, Cath 45, Eliz 103, PELTON 102 ; Mgt 102 Giles 45, John 45, PEPLOW 73 Mary 46, Robt 46, PEPPER 103 ; John 103 Wm 45,46 PERCY 21,63,68,69 RENN(E)Y/RENNAY 16 ; Mary 16 PER(R)Y 45,82 RENNISON 105 ; Wm 105 PHILLIPS) 50 ; Rich 50 RENTON 71 ; Geo 71 PICKARD 45 ; Jane 45 RICHARDSON 15,74,104,109 ; El i z 104, PICKERING 43,103,120 ; Eliz 120, Mary 104, Mich 104 Mgt 103, Thos 43 RICHMOND 81 PIGG 90 ; Wm 90 RIDDALL/RIDDELL 45,46,76,103 ; Aloysius PINKERTON 86 ; Mary 86 46, Ann 76, Barb 103, PLETTS. 110 Cath 103, Geo 76, Mgt POCOCKE 42,43 ; Rich 42,43 45, Mary 46,103 POLLARD 53 ; Ann 53 RIDER 105 ; Ann 105, Geo 105, POLSON 103 ; Jane 103 Mgt 105, Robt 105 POOLE(Y) 12 ; Wm 12 RIDLEY 3,21,45,46,76,77,120 ; PORTER 103 ; Cath 103, Lancelot And 45, Eliz 46, Geo 103 3,46, Isab 3,46, Jane POT(T)(S) 39,45,104 ; Anne 45,104, 46, Mary 120, Matt 46, Cath 45, Eliz 45, Geo Sarah 77, Thos 46 45, Jane 45, Mary 39, RIDSDALE 105,109 ; Edw 105, Eligh 45,104, Robt 45,104, 109, Sarah 105,109 Sarah 45, Thos 104 RIPPON 104 ; John 104, Mary POUNDER 33 ; Mgt 33 104, Wm 104 POWEL(L) 120 ; John H. 120 RITSON 55 ; Sarah 55 PREST 53 RIVETT 88 PRESWICK 103 ; Anne 103 ROBERT 53,85 PRICE 16 ; Jos 16 ROBERTSON 53,73,81 ; Jane 73 PRINGLE 15,45,57 ; And 45, Elis ROBINSON/ROBISSON 14,45,74,103,104, 45, Wm 57 108 ; Al 45, Ann 14,103, PROCTOR 53,78 ; Evan 53,78, John Eliz 45, Jane 45, John 78, Martha 78, Mary 53, 103, Mary 45,103,104, 78, Robt 53,78 Matt 108, Philip 74, PROUD 56 ; Thos 56 Wm 45 PRUNE 103 ;Eleanor 103 ROBSON 45,46,53,54,55,76,78, PUNCH 103 ; Dor 103 90,101,104 ; And 104, PUNCHION 103 ; Wm 103 Ann 104, Edw 45, Eliz

45,46, Goo 45, Jas 76, SILVERTOP 103 ; Albert 103, Eliz Jane 45, Jeffrey 45, 103, Robt 103, Wm 103 John 45,46,101, Lawrence SIMMS 53 104, Lionel 46, Mary 45, SIMON 53 46,54, Robt 46, Thos 55, SIMPSON 73 ; Mary 73 90, Wm 45 SINCLAIR 65 ROLANDS 46 ; Mary 46 SINFORD 104 ; Peter 104 ROOD 45 ; Robt 45 SKILBECK 75 ; Ann 75 ROOK 110 ; Ann 110 SMALLWOOD 74,110 ; Ann 110 ROOKESLEY 103 ; Mary 103 SMITH/SMYTH 10,12,45,46,53,59,76, ROOME 103 ; Mary 103 82,94,95,103 ; Agnes ROSEBERRY 120 ; Ellen 120 Walter 59, Ann 103, ROSS 35,73,78,82 ; Goo 73, Coverdale 10, Eleanor Hugh 73, Jas 78, Mgt 35 94,95, Eliz 45, Geo ROUNCE 82 59, Grace Ann 59, ROWE 60 ; Isab 60, Wm Hutton Henrietta 94,95, Jane 60 59, Jeremy 12, John ROWELL 90,103 ; Wm 103 45,59,103, Maria 103, ROXBROUGH 45 ; Goo 45, Ra 45 Mary 46,59, Quintin ROXBY 120 ; Cath 120 59, Ralph Nicholson ROY 103 ; Anne 103 59, Robt 59, Thos 46, RUDCHESTER 74 Thos Holmes 94, RUSSI 95,96 ; Emma 95 45,59 RUTHERFORD 45,60,103 ; Ann 6o, John SNAITH 53,111 45, Mary 103, Thos 60 SNO(W)DON 45,76,104,120 ; Eliz 45, RUTTER 45 ; Dor 45, Thos 45 Goo 45, Hy 45, Jane 45, SANDERS 12 ; Jas 12 John 45, Jonas 45, SA(U)NDERSON 53,74,103,110 ; Mary 103, Luke 45, Patience 104, Wk 110 Pauline 120, Robt 45, SCARR 16 ; Eleanor 16 Roger 45, Stephen 104, SCOTT 45,46,104 ; Barb 45, Wm45 Ellen 46, Elinour 104, SOLE(S)BY 103 ; Cath 103, Maria Francis 104, John 104, 103, Wm 103 Mgt 104, M ary 45, Robt SONNENBURG 54 ; Theodore 54 46, Wm 45 SPARK 82 SEALLY 12 ; Wm 12 SPENCE 65,71,82 ; Thos 71 SEEKLY 45 ; John 45 SPENCER 82 SELBY 45,103 ; Alex 45, Alice SPIERS 73 ; Ada Cooper 73 45, Ann 45, Chas 45, SPIVAT 76 Effam 45, Eliz 45, Fran- SPOOR 53,100,101 ; Benj 53, cis 103, Geo Luke 103, Ferdinando 53, John Mabel 103, Mary 45, Robt 100,101, Ralph 53 45,103, Thos 45, Wm 45 SPRAGG 12 ; Edw 12 SESFORD 109 SPURMAN 46 ; Ann 46, Thos 46 SEWELL 74 ; Bleanor 74, Thos 74 STAVERT 46 ; Goo 46, Isab 46 SHAFTO(E) 103 ; Eliz 103, Rich 103 STAWPART 110 ; Grace 110 SHAND 53 STEEL(E) 55,56,120 ; Isab 55, SHANKS 45 ; Eliz 45 Jas 55, Thos 56,120 SHARP (E) 15 ; Mary 15 STELAS 45 ; Anne 45 SHAW 103 ; Roger 103 STEPHENSON/STEVENSON/STEVINSON 55, SHEMENDS 108 ; Wm 108 103,110,111 ; Geo 55, SHEPHERD/SHEPPARD 78 ; Beni 78 111, Mary 103, Rich SHERBURNE 45 ; Cath 45 103, Wm 110 SHERWOOD 89,90,103 ; Edw 90, Eliz STEWARD 12 ; Francis 12 103, Isabel 103 STOB(B)ART 55 SHIREBURN 45 ; Cath 45, Eliz 45 STOOKE 103 ; Anne 103 SHIRLEY 74 STOR(E)Y 45,46,76,82,103,109 ; SHOOLER 59 ; Isab 59, Mary 59, Barb 45, Dor 46, Goo Murray 59 45, Jan 76, John 45, SHORT 54 ; Leonard 54, Mary 54, 76, Maria 103, Mary Sarah 54 45,103, Thos 45 SHYVERT 3 ; Margery 3, Thos 3 STRICKLAND 12 ; Roger 12 STRONG 60 ; John 60, Matilda Mark 45, Mary 45,46, 6o 104, Nich 104, Peter STROTHER, STRUTHER 45 ; Edw 45, Mag- 45, Ralph 104, Sarah dalen 45, Peter 45, 108, Thos 104, Wm 46, Winifred 45 104 STUDDY 73 ; Wm 73 TOMLIN 104 ; JOB 104 SUTHERLAND 101 ; Isab 101 T(H)OM(P)SON 8,13,15,53,90,101,103, SUMMERS 110 104,105,111 ; And 111, SURTEES 40 ; Robt 40 Ann 105, Eliz 103, SUTHERLAND 82 Jane 13, Lawrence 103, SUTTON 103,120 ; Cath 103, Mgt 103, Mary 103, Geo 120, Mary 103 Ralph 90, Robt 105, SWAN 45 ; Cath 45, Dor 45, Sophia 15 Jon 45, Mary 45, TONKINSON 15 Robt 45, Thos 45 TOURES 103 ; Hanna 103 SWEATMAN 74 ; Geo 74 TOWOG 103 ; Anne 103 SWINBURNE/SWINBORNE 21,45,74,104 ; TRAFFORD 12 ; Thos 12 Alex 45, Ann 104, TROTT 90 ; Thos 90 Mgt 45 TROTTER 47 ; Thos 47 SWIND(A)LE/SWINDALL 13 ; Chris 13, TRUMBLE 45,103,104 ; Barth 45, Geo 13, Peter 13, Isab 104, Jas 104, Rich 13 Thos 103, Troth 104, SWINNERTON 116 Wm 103 SWINNOR 45 ; Geo 45, Wm 45 TULIP 53 SWIN(H)OE 45,46 ; Eliz 45, John TURNBUL(L) 100,101,103,110 ; Isab 46, Lucy 45, Mary 45 100,101, Judith 110, TAIT 57 ; Jane 57 Mgt 110, Mary 103, TALBOT(T) 12,46 ; Cath 46, Chas Thos 110 12, Gilbert 46, John TURNER 46,53 ; Mgt 46, Mary 46 46, Mary 46 UMFRAVILLE~UMFREVILLE 56 TANFIELD 78 ; Robt 78, Thos 78 UNDERHILL 59 ; Emily 59, Sarah TAPRELL 53 Georgina 59, Stephen TASMAN 57 ; A.J . 57 Walter 59 TAYLBOY 56 URQUHART 53,65 TAYLOR 14,46,73,82,103,108 ; URWIN 73 ; Ann 73 Ann 46,73,103,108, VARDY 16 ; Robt 16 Dor 103, By 46 VART 53 TEASDALE 55 VAUX 111 ; Isab Duncan 111 TELFORD 15,57 ; John 57, Robt VICARS 103 ; Barb 103, Eliz 103 57, Win 57 V1CKERMAN 101 ; Robt 101 TEMPEST 103 ; Anne 103, Mary VIGUS 53 103, Winefrid 103 VINE 82 TEMPLE 74 ; Abraham 74 VIPOND 56 ; Hannah 56 TENNICK 74 ; Jas 74, John 74, WADE 59 ; Chas 59, Eliz 59, Mich 74, Thos 74 Rich 59 TERRY 76 WAIN 78 ; Rachel 78 THOBURN 101 ; Robt 101 WAIT(E)/WHATE 78,110 ; Charlotte 78 THORN(E) 77 WAITON 109 ; John 109 THORNTON 104 ; John 104, Mary WAKE 13,104 ; Ann 13, Eliz 104 104 THORP 46,113 ; Chas 46,113, WALKER 78,103 ; Cath 103, Cuth Chas Arthur Robt 46, 103, Eleanor 103, John Geo 46., Robt 46 103 THUBRON 54 WALLACE/WALLAS 46,53 ; Wm 46 TIRWHIT 12 ; John 12 WALLIS 13 ; Mgt 13 TODD) 45,46,104,108 ; Anne WALTON 74 45,104,108, Barth WARBURTON 42,43 ; Bishop 42,43 45, Cath 45, Chris WARD 14,15 ; Robt Morrison 46, Dav 108, Dor 46, 14, Wm 15 Eliz 46, Geo 45, WATMAN 110 ; Robt 110 Jane 45,46, John 104 WATSON 14,15,33,46,60,76,77, Kath 46, Mgt 104, 103,104 ; Alex 46,

And 104, Charlotte 33, Cuth WILSON 45,46,47,94,95,96,103, 46, Eliz 15,76,77,103,104, 104 ; Ann 45,46,96,103, Geo 76,77, Jas 33, Jane Ann 104, Barb 103, Chas 47, 76, Mgt 76,77, Mary 60,104, Dav 103, Dor 45,104, Robt 6o Eliz 49,96,103, Fortune WATTS 81 46, Gavin 45, Geo 103, WEATHERHEAD 45 ; Mgt 45, Nich 45 Isab 46, Jas 94, Jane WEATHERSTONE 3 ; Thos 3 103, John 45,46,104, WELDON 46 ; Ann 46 Lancelot 96, Mgt 104, WETWANG 12 ; John 12 Mary 45,103,104, Mary WHALEY 39,40,53 ; Alex 40, Mary 39, Ann 94,95, Nich 45, 40 So 104, Thos 103,104, WHEWELL 53 Wm 46,103,104 WHITE/WITE 46,90 ; Jas 90, Maggie 90, WILTHEW 45,104 ; Anne 104, Sarah Jane 90, Win 46 Barth 45, Cath 104, WHITEHEAD 73,74 ; Nich 73, Robt 73, Eliz 104, Hy 104, John Thos 73 104, Jos 104, Mary 104, WIDDRINGTON 46,74,103 ; Barb 103, Barb Nich 104 Mary 103, Day 103, Dor 46, WILTHIEN 103 ; By 103 Edw 46, El iz 46,103, Fran- WINDGATE 104 ; John 104, Mary cis 46, Geo 103, Jane 103, 104, Mich 104, Robt 104 Jo 46, Mgt 46, Mary 46,103, WINSHIP 15,103 ; Cuth 103 Thos 103, Wm 46 WIN(E)SPEAR 75,111 ; Chas 75, Eliz WIGGAN/WIGHAM 13,55 ; Ann 55, Eliz 13 Ann 75, John 75, Wm 75 WILFORD 103; Wm 103 WINTER 46 ; Eliz 46, Mary 46 WILGRESSE 12 ; John 12 WIPLADY 103 ; Tim 103 WILKINSON 46,53,108 ; Ann 46, Chris- W(H)ITTON 46 ; John 46 tian 46, Christopher 46, WOOD 15,104 ; Frank Watson Eliz 108, Geo 108, John 46, 15, John 104 Mary 108 WOODER 75 ; Cath 75 WILLIAMS 120 ; Geo H . 120 WOODROSE 103 ; Eliz 103, Thos 103 WILLIAMSON 53 WOODROUGH 45 ; Eliz 45 WILLIS 15,75 ; Ann Sanderson 15, WRAY 103 ; Barb 103, Francis. Geo 75 103, Jane 103 WILLOUGHBY 103 ; Mgt 103 WREN 74 WILSHAW/WILSHER 12,77 ; Jane Ann 77, WRIGHT 75,82 Thos 12 YEPE 103 ; Anne 103 YOUNG/YOUNE 12,45,103,120 ; Anne 45, 103, Benj 12, Eliz 103, Jas 103, John 103, Mgt 103

PLACE INDEX

Durham AYCLIFFE 109 CASTLE EDEN 75 BARNARD CASTLE 62,75 CHESTER-LE-STREET 13,73,94 ; Manor BELMONT 74 of Chester 94, Manor of BIDDICK 23,53,63,75 ; North Chester Deanery 94, Biddick 53,75 BILLINGHAM 3,62 ; Port Clarence 62 Waldridge Fell 94 BIRTLEY 77,115- ; Birtley Hall 112 School 77, St . John 115 COCKERTON 105 BISHOP AUCKLAND 22,55,74 COCKFIELD 2,55,62,79 BISHOP MIDDLEHAM 7 CONISCLIFFE 2,79 BISHOPTON 105 CONSETT 90 BISHOPWEARMOUTH 5,15,54,75,79 COUNDON 74 BLAYDON 114 ; Stella Church 114 COWPEN 74 BOLDON 15,73,79 ; W. Boldon 73 CROOK 62 CROXDALE BRANCEPETH 22,43 37,80 BRANDON 75 DALTON 90 BURDON 76 DALTON-LE-DALE 55 ; Merton Colliery 55 - 24 - MEDOMSLEY DARLINGTON 54,55,58,74,77,79, 2,14,79 120 ; St . Cuthbert 58 MIDDLETON 120 DENTON 2,56,79,80 ; Killerby MIDDLETON -IN-TEESDALE 63 56,80 MIDDLETON ST GEORGE 2,79 DURHAM 13,15,16,33,35,36,38, 5,15,62,73,74 ; 42,43 Colliery 62, 109,120 ; Broom 35,36, Monkwearmouth Cathedral 36, Cross- Shore 74 gate 108, Elvet Moor MUGGLESWICK 2,79 36, Framwellgate Moor OUSTON 3 109, Gaol 42, New PENSHER. 23,79 ; New Elvet 37, Old Elvet Pensher 23 35,37, Providence Row PITTINGTON 79 35, Rose and Crown 36, 74 St . Giles 16, St . Mgt RYHOPE 76 15, St . Oswald 35,36, RYTON 2,15,16,17,46, 37 54,57,70,73,76, EAGLESCLIFFE 2,80,120 79,110,112,113, EASINGTON. 15 114 ; Black Tree EBCHESTER 2,79 17, EDMUNDBYERS 40 112, Cushat Low EGGLESCLIFFE 79 Mires 17, Green- ELWICK 120 ; Elwick Hall 120 side 76, Nettle ETHERLEY 53 Haugh Field 17, FERRYH ILL 105 Ryton Woodside FOREST & FRITH 10 ; High Force 10 112, Ryton Wood- GAINFORD 79,80 side Independent GATESHEAD 13,47,54,55,70,75, Chapel 114, 114,115 ; Gateshead Stella 54,112,113, Observer 115 ; St . Ed- Stella R .C . Church mund 47, St . John 115, 114, Stephen's St . John, Gateshead Hall Farm 110 Fell 115, St . Mary 114 SADBERGE 2,79 GREAT STAINTON 80 ST ANDREW AUCKLAND 47,74 HAMSTERLEY 40,74 ; Southside 74 S All 62,109 ; Seaham HARTLEPOOL 3,33,66,75,105,111 ; Harbour 62: California 3., Commer- SEATON CAREW 35,36 cial Road 3, Chapman SEDGEFIELD 13,120 Str 33, Darlington P1 SHADFORTH 108 33, Everard Str 33, SHERBURN 95 ; Moor House 95 Hardwicke Str 33, SHINCLIFFE 35,74 ; Colliery Middleton 3, Northgate 74, St Mary 74 Str 3, Princess Street 73 33, Stanley Bldgs 33, SHO TLEY 13 Sunnyside 3, Victoria SHOTTON 3 P1 33, W . Hartlepool SOCKBURN 79 111 SOUTH SHIELDS 13,14,15,16,66,, HASWELL 15 69,77,79,87,109, HOUGHTON-LE-SKERNE 2,79 1 20 Harton 16, HAVERTON HILL 62 Westoe 77 STAINDROP HEBBURN 55 2,55,79 HEIGHINGTON 2,74,79 STANHOPE 2,10,16,55,56,78 ; HEWORTH 13,79,80 High House Wes- HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING 7,74,79 leyan Chapel 10, HUNSTANWORTH 39,40,54 ; Wagtail 54 Ireshopeburn 78, HURWO RTH-ON-TEES 79,109 ; Neasham 109 Ireshopeburn Pres- HYLTON 15 ; Castle 15 byterian Chapel 2, JARROW 77,79 St John's Chapel KIRK MERRINGTON 36 10, Spit Head 55, 70,74 ; Ravensworth 70 Westgate 16 LANCHESTER 2,73,76,79 STANLEY 13,78,109 ; Crag LONG NEWTON 2,79,108 Head 109

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STOCKTON-ON-TEES 34,35,55,74,76,88,97, ANCROFT 3,57 98,99,105,110,120 ; ASHINGTON 76 ; North Seaton 76 Empire Bldgs, Bridge BAMBURGH 68,71,73,110 ; Rd 34 ; Grammar School Victoria Inn 73 98 ; Holy Trinity 88 ; BEDLINGTON 16,53,73 Presbyterian Church BELFORD 86 ; Easington 86 98, West Row 98,99 BELLINGHAM 57 STRANTON 74 BERWICK-ON-TWEED 3,15,16,17,22, SUNDERLAND 3,4,5,6,7,15-,54,70,74, 33,43,66,71,73,76, 75,76,77,78,87,88,94, 77,109 ; Berwick & 101,109,111 ; Burleigh London Clipper Co . Str 4; Church Str 8 ; 76 ; Bridge Str 66 ; Etrick P1, Grey Str General Shipping 94 ; Flag Lane 7 ; Co . 76 Friends' School 4; BLANCHLAND 110 High Str 4,7,8 ; Holy BLYTH 109 Trinity 8; Maling's BOTHAL 16,75 Rigg Presbyterian BRANXTON 17 ; High Hedgerley Chapel 4 ; Maude's Ct 17 ; Presbyterian 7 ; Nile Str 8; Queen Church 17 Str 5 ; Robinson Lane 53 4 ; St . Mark 15 ; St . BYWELL 72 ; St Andrew 72 Paul, Hendon 54 ; Sub- CALLALY 44,102 ; Callaly scription School 4,5 ; Castle 44 Sunderland Echo 78 ; CAR'TINGTON 44 , 45 ,102 Sunderland Herald 8 ; CHATTON 68,73,75,110 Trinity P1 4 ; Villiers CHILLINGHAM 67,71 Str 94 ; Vine Str 4 ; CHOLLERTON 68,71 Zion Str 8 CORBRIDGE 47,72 TANFIELD 2,13,70,79 CORNHILL-ON-TWEED 59,80 TUDHOE 43 CORSENSIDE 15 WASHINGTON 23,70,76,81 105 CRESSWELL & ELLINGTON 81 WEST AUCKLAND 120 DODDINGTON 67,71,86 WEST RAINTON 79 EARSDON 14,53,70 WHICKHAM 2,53,70,79,100,101,115 ; EGLINGHAM 77 Axwell 101 ; Dunston 101 ; ELLINGHAM 77 Gibside 101 ; Lobley Hill ELSDON 14,15 ; Girslee Miln 101 ; Sunnyside 101 ; 14 ; Hatherwick 14 ; Swalwell 53,101 Hudspeth 14 ; Knight- WHITBURN 79 side 14 ; Laing's WHORLTON 2,55,74,79 Hill 14 ; Lanshott WILLINGTON 62 14 ; Overacres 14 ; WINGATE 73 Raylees 14 ; Ravens- WINLATON 2,57,79,101,112,113,114 ; heugh 14 ; The Raw, Providence Independent Woodside 14 Chapel 114 EMBLETON 68,71 WINSTON 2,55,79 ; Arklaw Banks 55 EWART 14 ; Lanton 14 WITTON BANKS 15,76 FALSTONE 15,53,57 WITTON-LE-WEAR 53 ; Witton Park 53 FELTON 14,68,69,71,120 ; WOLVISTON 73 Swarland 14 FORD 15,56,86 ; Crookham Northumberland 56 ; 86 ACKLINGTON 53 GLANTON 110 ; Dean House 110 ALLENDALE 13,40,55 ; Allentown 40, GOSFORTH 22,70,73,76 Calton 40 ; Chareheads HALTON 80 55 ; Ninebanks 13,55 HALTWHISTLE 53,55,76 ; Melkridge ALNMOUTH 109 55 ALNWICK 3,19,21,54,68,69,71,73, HARTBURN 47,71,73,75 ; 75,110 ; Shipley 73 Angerton 73 HAYDON BRIDGE 13,80 ALWINTON 56,75 AMBLE 108 HEDDON-ON-THE WALL 14 HEXHAM 13,15,19,39,40,43,53,55, ST JOHN LEE 1.3,40 72,76,102 ; Abbey 55,76 ; SANDHOE 40 Barber House 13 ; Dilston SEATON DELAVAL 14,69 ; Holywell Dene 102 ; Dilston Castle 44 ; 14 ; Seaton Sluice 14 Dotland 13,55 SHILBOTTLE 68 HOLY ISLAND 64,66,89,96 SLALEY 72. ILDERTON 67,71 KIRKHARLE STAMFORDHAM 47,55,68,69 ; Martin 53,71 Moor Houses 55 KIRKHEATON 55 STANNINGTON 73 KIRKNEWTON 14,71 SWINBURNE CASTLE 44,46,102 KIRKWHIELPINGTON 15,68,69 TREWITT 76 KYLOE 17,54 ; Buckton 17 TWEEDMOUTH 3,15,16,33,55,66,71 68,69,75 ; Tynemouth LONG BENTON 70,73 LONGHAUGHTON House 75 68 55,68,69,70,73, LONGHORSLEY " 14; Garrett Lea 14 Howden 73 LOWICK 71,76 WARKWORTH 68,71 MITFORD 14,15 ; E . Coldside 14 WHALTON 16 MORPETH 14,19,47,69 WHITFIELD 13 NETHERWITTON 13,16,44,53,102,103 ; 53,73 ; 53 Abshields 13 ; Stanton 13 WHITLEY CHAPEL 39,40,55 ; Harwood NEWBIGGIN-BY-THE-SEA 15,80,109 Shield 40 ; Heathery NEWBROUGH 80 Burn 39 ; Hole House NEWBURN 16,68,80 ; Lemington 16 55 ; Riddlehamhope NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE 14,16,22,38,39,42, 39,40,53 44,53,68,69,70,73,77,78, WHITTINGHAM 71,110,120 ; Shawdon 89,99,102,109,110,111, Wood House 71 115,120 ; All Saints 53 ; WHITTONSTALL 80 Ballast Hills 16,109 ; WIDDRINGTON 97,98,99 Bell's Ct 77 ; Bigg Market WOODHORN 14,16,73,90 110 ; Central Station 110 ; WOOLER 54,67,71,86 ; Presby- Close Gate Ward 89 ; terian Church 54 Denton or Nevill Tower Ward 89 ; Fickett Tower Cambridgeshire Ward 89 ; Fighting Cocks CAMBRIDGE 90 Yard 110 ; Garth Heads Chapel 99 ; Haymarket 89 ; Cheshire High Friar Lane 89 ; Manor BIRKENHEAD 120 Chare 14 ; Newcastle CHESTER 9o Chronicle 115 ; Newcastle HYDE 54 Courant 115 ; Newcastle WINWICK WITH HULME 62 Gazette 115 ; Newcastle Cumberland Journal 115 ; Newgate 89 ; AIKTON 110 Percy Str 89 ; Pilgrim Str ALSTON 40,56,75,110 Andrew 53 ; 89 ; St St John BRAMPTON 33,53 70,77,110 ;,Sandgate 89 ; CARLISLE 22. Sandhill 89 ; Scotswood CORBY 44 16 ; The Close 89 ; West- GARRIGILL 14 gate 89 GLENRIDDING 56 NEWTON-BY-THE-SEA 43,78 ; Brunton 43,78 HOLM CULTRAM 110 NORHAM 3,15,20,33,43,55,57,59,89 ; WIGTON 110 Martin Sq 55 ; Shoreswood 33,55 Devon 13,15,16,57,69,75,110,120 ; ILFRACOMBE 77 Secession Chapel 15 PLYMOUTH 47 NORTH SUNDERLAND 73,110 Gloucestershire NUNRIDING 13 ; Fence House 13 GLOUCESTER 110 OVINGHAM 68 PONTELAND 15,50,70,75 Hertfordshire PRUDHOE 68 ST ALBANS 53,78 RIDLEY HALL 77 Lancashire ROCK 111 BUNA HALL 13 ROTHBURY 3,68 LIVERPOOL 11 ,111 ,120 SALFORD 90

Lincolnshire_ HARTSHEAD 108 GRIMSBY 66 OTLEY 120 ; Burley 120 SHEFFIELD 3 LONDON 3,5,7,14,55,66,76,78, SKIPTON 77 88,110 ; Apothecaries WAKEFIELD 109 Hall 6 ; Cheshire Cheese 6 ; St Paul 88 SCOTLAND Angus s Middlesex DUNDEE 6o HACKNEY 6 MARYLEBONE 55 Ayrshire GIRVAN 60 Norfolk GREAT YARMOUTH 33,75 Berwickshire 59 Auchencrow ; 59 COLDINGHAM Nottinghamshire COLDSTREAM 59,60 ; Hirsel 60 ; Lees DUNHAM-ON-TRENT 78 59,60 HARWORTH 108 ; Bawtry Street DUNS 59 Houses 108 ECCLES 60 ; Leitholm 60 ; Rames SCROOBY ?8 60 Oxfordshire EDROM 59 ; Edrom House 59 ; OXFORD 90,111 ; St John Col- Kimmerhame House 59 lege 111 FOULDEN 59 ; Nunlands 59 GREENLAW 59 Staffordshire HUTTON 59 ; Fishwick 59 ; BURSLEM 110 Paxton 59 Surrey LADYKIRK 59 ; New Ladykirk 59 RICHMOND 10 SWINTON 59 WOKING 6; Brookwood Cemetery WHITSOME 59 ; Whitsome Leetside 6 59 Westmorland Dumfriesshire BROUGH 110 DUMFRIES 60 KENDAL 44,77 ; Dodding Green East Lothian 44 DUNBAR 73 Wiltshire Fife Milford 78 ; SALISBURY 78 ; CUPAR 98 ; Grammar School 98 St Martin 78DUNFERMLINE 108 ; Old Church 108 Yorkshire ST ANDREWS 98 ; St Mary's College YORK 22,109 98 ; United College 98 North Riding Lanarkshire Bridge CATTERICK 38 ; Catterick GLASGOW 42 38LANARK 86 ; Mil itia 86 DANBY 75 MOTHERWELL 17 GILLING 15 MARSKE 15,108 Midlothian MIDDLESBROUGH 34 EDINBURGH 5,6,42,60,63 ; Univer- ORMSBY 111 sity 5 RICHMOND 15,40 Orkney Islands THIRSK 78 BURRAY 65 WHITBY 33,73,75 KIRKWALL 97 :, Cathedral 97 74,105 YARM SANDWICK 97,99 West RidingSOUTH RONALDSAY 64,65 ADEL 120 ; Arthington 120 ; STROMNESS 98,99 Cookridge 120 ; Eccup 120 ; Wike 120 Peebleshire BAILDON 120 PEEBLES 60 BATLEY 110 Perthshire BRADFORD 54 ABERUTHVEN 56 BROUGHTON 120 56 COWLING 120AUCHTERARDER BALQUHIDDER111 120 HAREWOOD 120 ; Weeton COMRIE 111

DUNBARNEY 56 HoI1 and KINNOUL 56 CAMPERDOWN 87 Renfrewshire India. ERSKINE 111 BARODA 38 GREENOCK 59 BATURA 38 CARACOUTA 38 Roxburghshire JHANSI 38 KELSO 59 MARUMPORE 38 SPROUSTON 59 RATHCUR 38 Stirlingshire SAUCOR 38 BANNOCKBURN 111 Portugal PUERTO DE LA CRUZ, TENERIFE 111 Australia SANTA CRUZ, TENERIFE 46 MELBOURNE 16,38,73 ; Heidelberg 73 Spain China VALLODOLID 47 CANTON 10 HANKOW 10,53 Switzerland SHANGHAI 11 ; Cathedral 11 MONTREUX 111 WUSUH 10,11 TERRITET 111 Egypt Tonga SUEZ CANAL 10 FRIENDLY ISLANDS 53 France Turkey BAYONNE 47 CONSTANTINOPLE 47 ; Abydos Castle 47 ; Sestos Castle Germany 47 BADEN 95,96 DIERSHEIM 96 United States of America GENGENBACH 96 SALEM 78 HAMBURG 14,111 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 96

INDEX TO ARTICLES AND FEATURES

'A HEXHAMSHIRE FAMILY' 39 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 117 'BISHOP JOHN LEYBURN'S CONFIRMATION TOUR' 44,102 BOOK REVIEWS 57,104 ; An Index to the Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1750-1800, 104 ; Hereford Probates, 57 ; The Founders of New Zealand, 57 BOWMAN FAMILY 39 ; A Hexhamshire Family 39 'COMPILING THE FEISST STORY' 95 CRAWFORD FAMILY 87 ; Jack Crawford and the Battle of Camperdown 87 CROMARTY FAMILY 64 ; Holy Island Cromartys 64 DRUMMOND FAMILY 23 ; The Aristocratic Pitman 23 DURHAM BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX 43 EDITORIAL 2,32 1854 REGISTRATION STATISTICS 24 'FAMILY MADNESS' 41 FAMILY RECORDS 90 ; A Family Bible 90 FEDERATION OF FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETIES 106 ; 1978 A .G .M ., 106 FEISST FAMILY 95 ; 'Compiling the Feisst Story' 95 GATESHEAD CENTRAL LIBRARY 114 ; Visit to Local Studies Dept . 114 GRECIAN FAMILY 4 ; William Grecian, Surgeon, of Sunderland 4 HEARTH TAX 88 ; The Hearth Tax 88 HERALDRY 51 'HOLY ISLAND CROMARTYS' 64 'HOW MANY WILLIAMSY' 85 'HOW TO TRACE A FAMILY THROUGH RECORDS AVAILABLE FOR THE NINETEENTH CENTURY4 INDEXES 25 'JACK CRAWFORD AND THE BATTLE OF CAMPERDOWN" 87 'JOHN THE COICH' 34 LANDLESS FAMILY 85 ; How many Williams? 85 LIBRARY 79 ; Publications of the Society of Genealogists 79 LOCAL GENEALOGICAL SOURCES 83,85,116 ; How to trace a family through records available for the 19th century, 85 ; One man's view of genealogy, 116 ; The relationship between Archivists and Genealogists, 83 . See also 'Parish Records' MANORIAL RECORDS 94 ; The Manor of Chester Deanery 94 MARRIAGE INDEXES 79 ; Co . Durham marriage indexes 79 MEMBERS & THEIR INTERESTS 13,53,73,109 MILITARY RECORDS 48,67 ; Military Records & Family History 48 ; The Muster Rolls of the Northumber- land Volunteers 67 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS 38,43,46,47,58 ; Distant Wars and Distant Places 47 ; Military Tombstones 38,43,46 ; No Turning Space 58 NAMES 30,81 ; Border Reivers 30 ; The Origin of Surnames 81 NAVAL RECORDS 12 ; An early "Navy List" 12 NONCONFORMIST RECORDS 44,45,46,102,103 ; Bishop John Leyburn's Confirmation Tour, 1687, 44,102 ; Catho- lics confirmed at Callaly 44, at Carting- ton 45, at Netherwitton 103, at Newcastle- upon-Tyne 102, at Swinburne 46 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY RECORD OFFICE 18 ; Lesser known genealogical sources 18 ODD BORDERERS 59 ; Cornhill-on-Tweed 59, Norham 59 OFFERS OF HELP 24,78,111 'ONE MAN'S VIEW OF GENEALOGY' 116 PARISH RECORDS 96,100,105,112 ; Beware of Yetlings 96 ; Records of Ryton 112 ; The Little Red Book or the thoughts of Parson Grice 100 ; The Poor of Bishopton 105 . See also 'Local Genealogical Sources' PATTISON FAMILY 34 ; John the Coach 34 RACE FAMILY 10 ; The two worlds of Joseph Race 10 'RECORDS OF RYTON' 112 'REFLECTIONS OF A GENEALOGICAL WEEKEND' 92 SECOND TIME AROUND 16,56,77,111 SECRETARY'S JOTTINGS 2,32,62,92 SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS' WEEKEND COURSE 92 ; Reflections of a genealogical weekend 92 'SOME GENEALOGICAL QUOTATIONS' 63 STRAYS 3,33,108,111,120 ; Died Abroad 111 ; 1861 Census Strays 120 SURTEES SOCIETY 17,42 ; North Country Diaries 42 ; Parliamen~ tary Survey of County Durham 17 'THE ARISTOCRATIC PITMAN' 23 'THE LITTLE RED BOOK OR THE THOUGHTS OF PARSON GRICE' 100 'THE MANOR OF CHESTER DEANERY' 94 'THE POOR OF BISHOPTON' 105 'THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARCHIVISTS & GENEALOGISTS' 83 'THE TWO WORLDS OF JOSEPH RACE' 10 'WILLIAM GRECIAN, SURGEON, OF SUNDERLAND' 4