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Tyne & Wear Archives User Guide 4 Registers TYNE & WEAR ARCHIVES USER GUIDE 4 REGISTERS: OTHER DENOMINATIONS The Archives hold the following original registers and microfilm copy registers for the denominations listed below. Anglican registers are listed in User Guide 2, Methodist registers in User Guide 3, Jewish Records in User Guide 8 and Roman Catholic registers in User Guide 12. [x = baptisms or births; m = marriages; b = burials; d =deaths; mr = membership registers/rolls; cr = communicants rolls; t = transcripts; MF = microfilm copy] Where collections have been reclassified, classification marks are given. Please enquire in advance about any unlisted collections. BAPTIST Cockton Hill (MF) m 1955-57 Consett, Front Street (MF) m 1908-70 Jesmond Baptist Church (C.NC60) (MF) x 1892-1970 Hamsterley (MF) x 1859-1869, 1878-1944 births 1750-1869 t m 1840-1908 (1870-1908t), 1917-45 b 1785-1965 t Newcastle, Bewick Street (formerly Tuthill Stairs) (C.NC11) (MF) x 1784-1837 (MF287) x 1786-94 d 1786-94 mr 1754-1889 Newcastle, New Court (also known as Westgate Street) (MF) x 1815-37 Newcastle, Tuthill Stairs see Newcastle, Bewick Street 1 Newcastle, Westgate Road (C.NC59) (MF) mr 1810-1946 Newcastle, Wyclif Church, Elswick Road (C.NC61) (MF) m 1904-25, 1928-79 North Shields, Howard Street (C.NS1) (MF) x 1799-1881 m 1915-22, 1927-40 North Shields, Stephenson Street (MF) x 1790-1822 South Shields, Barrington Street (MF) x 1809-36 Spennymoor, Church Street (MF) m 1901-04, 1917-79 Sunderland Baptist Meeting House (MF) x 1797-1837 Sunderland, Enon Church, Williamson Terrace (C.SU60) m 1977 [one entry only] Waterhouse, Durham Road (MF) m 1959-76, 1979 GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Newcastle (MF) x 1953-95 m 1953-95 b 1953-95 South Shields (C.SS28) (MF) x 1904-39 m 1904-34 b 1904-39 Sunderland (C.SU68) (MF) x 1863-1918 m 1865-1914 b 1874-1914 2 INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL Birtley, Assembly of God Hall, Edward Road (C.BI2) m 1942-87 Greenside, Rockwood Mission (C.GS1) m 1972-93 North Shields Memorial Church (C.NS26) M 1982-1994 Washington, Rickleton Chapel (C.WS10) (MF) m 1994-2000 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Walker (C.NC85) m 1982-89 SALVATION ARMY Hetton/Easington Lane Register of Dedications, Marriages and Promotions to Glory, 1924-1986, held by Salvation Army International Heritage Centre, London Hetton-le-Hole Register of Dedications, Marriages and Promotions to Glory, 1957-1994, held by Salvation Army International Heritage Centre, London Newcastle, Byker Register of Dedications, Marriages and Promotions to Glory, 1925-1976, held by Salvation Army International Heritage Centre, London Newcastle, City Temple (C.NC108) M 1997-2008 SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Allendale (MF) x 1838-78 m 1837-1956 b 1838-1908 Benfieldside (MF) x 1726-1873 b 1842-1947 Monkseaton (MF) x 1914-49 3 Newcastle (3744) (Part MF) x 1619-1940 m 1653-1908 b 1657-1940 North Shields (MF) x 1839-1909 b 1799-1820, 1839-1909 South Shields (MF) x 1902-25 b 1901-09 Sunderland (MF) x 1661-1794, 1798-1955 m 1661-1794, 1841-1884 b 1661-1794, 1814-1909 SWEDENBORGIAN Newcastle, New Jerusalem (MF) x 1808-37 UNITARIAN Newcastle, Hanover Square (C.NC66) (MF) x 1735-41 (few entries), 1782-85 x 1802-34 x 1752-1836 x 1836-59 Newcastle, Pandon Bank (C.NC66) (MF) (united with Hanover Square Unitarian Church in 1797) x 1779-1843 South Shields (1787/185) x 1913-63 m 1920-61 b 1912-64 Sunderland, Unitarian Free Church (C.SU70) (MF) x 1831-37,1878-1954 m 1879-1965 b 1879-1964 4 UNITED REFORMED In 1972 Congregational and Presbyterian Churches amalgamated to form the United Reformed Church. In this list former Congregational Churches are marked with a C, former Presbyterian with a P. Alnwick, Northumberland, Sion Meeting House C (MF) x 1848-1920, 1928 m 1865-1915 b 1878-1920, 1927-28 Barnard Castle, Co. Durham C (MF) x 1806-1908 m 1857-92 b 1855-1900 Benwell P (2196 - unlisted) x 1902-79 m 1942-47 Bishopwearmouth, Villiers Street Bethel C (1997) (part MF) x 1811-36, 1929-54 b 1826-54 Bishopwearmouth, Smyrna P (MF) x 1831-36 Byker, Gordon Road P (1874/1) x 1924-85 Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham C (MF) x 1860-75, 1883-86 m 1884-1907 b 1883-86 Claypath, Co. Durham C (MF) x 1810-44 Cockfield, Co. Durham C (MF) x 1927-76 Cramlington, Northumberland P (2253-unlisted) x 1969-76 East Boldon C (2144-unlisted) (part MF) x 1876-1905, 1907-17, 1939-60 m 1872-1904, 1913-16, 1939-61 b 1876-1905, 1939-72 Felling, Independent C (MF) x 1830-37 5 Felling, Zion C (C.FE1) (MF) x 1933-72 m 1937-51, 1954-68 Forest Hall, Christ Church P (C.LO1) X 1915 - 2003 m 1903-82 Gateshead, Durham Road P (C.GA31) (MF) x 1870-76, 1897-1935 m 1898-1934 Gateshead, Half Moon Lane Chapel P (MF) x 1783-1837 Gateshead, St John’s C (C.GA39) (MF) x 1923-68 m 1923-66 funerals 1923-41 Gosforth P (C.GO6) (MF) x 1887-2000 m 1975-2000 Grindon C (2120) m 1960-84 Heaton C (C.NC49) (MF) x 1917-58 m 1917-58 b 1917-58 Heaton Road URC P (C.NC41) (MF) x 1897-1903 (6 entries only) x 1901-07 (Welbeck Road Branch) m 1979-91 Hebburn, St Andrew P (2072; 3586-unlisted) m 1911-38, 1966-80 High Heaton, St George (1888) m 1974-85 Houghton-le-Spring P (1872) (part MF) x 1855-1977 Howdon Panns C (MF) x 1835-37 6 Jarrow, Ellison Street P (C.JA9) (MF) x 1857-1968 m 1897-1934, 1949-66 Jarrow, St Kilda P (C.JA10) (MF) x 1886-1920 Jarrow, Sheldon Street C (C.JA2) (MF) x 1920-71 m 1928-70 b 1914-60 mr 1868-1900, 1912-41 Jesmond P (1931) m 1888-1974 Monkseaton, St Andrew P (2207- unlisted) m 1933-75 Monkwearmouth, Bridge Road, Scotch P see Sunderland, North Bridge Street Monkwearmouth, Hamilton Street P (MF) x 1827-37 Monkwearmouth Shore, Dundas Street Independent C (MF) x 1788-1837 Morpeth, Northumberland C (MF) x 1829-37 Newburn P (C.NB6) (MF) x 1901-49 Newcastle, Armstrong Road P (C.NC92) (MF) m 1947-64 Newcastle, Arthur's Hill P (1274/28; 3586-unlisted) x 1887-1978 m 1975-78 Newcastle, Bath Lane C (C.NC2) (MF) x 1869-1938 m 1874-1939 Newcastle, Beech Grove C (C.NC97) (MF) X 1784-1841 m 1899-1929 7 Newcastle, Blackett Street (later College Road) P (3742 unlisted, 3586 unlisted) X1851-1933 m 1885-1932 Newcastle, Carliol Street United Secession P (MF) x 1759-1837 Newcastle, Castle Garth P (MF) x 1708-1836 Newcastle, Clavering Place See Newcastle, Westmoreland Road Newcastle, Close Chapel United Secession P (3742 unlisted) (part MF) x 1752-1837 x 1757-1856 Newcastle, College Road see Newcastle, Blackett Street Newcastle, Groat Market P see Newcastle, John Knox Newcastle, Elswick Road P see Newcastle, John Knox Newcastle, Erskine P (C.NC93) Cr 1853-1929 Newcastle, High Bridge P (MF) x 1765-1837 Newcastle, John Knox P (C.NC68) (part MF) x 1726-1846, 1863-1952 m 1840-43 Newcastle Postern C (MF) x 1784-1837 x 1837-41 (C.NC97/10/2) Newcastle, Priory Green (1874/1) x 1975-85 Newcastle, Robert Stewart Memorial P (2196-unlisted) m 1949-70 Newcastle, Sallyport Meeting House see Newcastle, Carliol Street Newcastle, Silver Street see Newcastle, St James 8 Newcastle, St James C (1214) x 1746-1837 P (MF) x 1845-72 x 1917-62 m 1918-61 b 1936-48 Newcastle, St James Mission C (C.NC10) (MF) x 1924-36 Newcastle, St Paul C (C.NC6) (MF) x 1926-31 m 1926-29 b 1926-28 Newcastle, Trinity P (C.NC91) (MF) x 1847-1970 m 1893-1964 Newcastle, Wall Knoll P (C.NC95) (MF) x 1781-1844 Newcastle, Welbeck Road P (C.NC41) (MF) x 1901-07 Newcastle, West Denton (John Knox) P (C.NC102) x 1942-43 Newcastle, West End C (3586-unlisted) m 1945-52 Newcastle, Westgate Street C (MF) x 1821-28 Newcastle, Westmoreland Road, P (C.NC110) (part MF) x 1802-37, 1872-1965 Newcastle, Zion see Newcastle, Westgate Street North Shields, Bethel C (MF) x 1835-37 North Shields, Howard Street (incl All Saints) P (C.NS16, C.NS22) (part MF) x 1759-79, 1787-1874 x 1877-1904 x 1907-84 m 1887-1901 m 1926-45 m 1956-80 cr 1894-1949 9 North Shields, Low Meeting House P (MF) x 1756-1812 North Shields, New Presbyterian see North Shields, Low Meeting House North Shields, Norfolk Street see North Shields, St Columba, Northumberland Square North Shields, St Andrew, Camden Street C (C.NS10) (part MF) x 1817-37 (MF) x 1816-64, 1866 x 1872-1903 m 1866, 1952-72 b 1893-95 North Shields, St Columba, Northumberland Square (incl Norfolk Street) (C.NS13) (MF) x 1813-37 (MF) x 1842-1965 m 1965-77 cr 1860-1989 North Shields, Stephenson Street C See North Shields, St Andrew Pelaw P x 1903-85 (2360-unlisted) m 1930-38 (3586-unlisted) m 1955-62 (2109) m 1965-85 (3586-unlisted) Roker C (2145-unlisted, 3586-unlisted) (MF) x 1797-1890 x 1915-60 m 1839-91 m 1915-75 b 1871-90 b 1915-31 mr 1867-1965 Roker P (2145-unlisted) m 1934-82 Roker URC P/C amalgamated (2145-unlisted) m 1978-82 Ryton C (C.RY1) x 1857-79, 1890 m 1859-2002 mr 1845-88 10 Ryton Woodside P see Swalwell P Seaton Burn, Northumberland P See Wideopen, St John South Shields, Apsceates P? (MF) x 1783-1813 South Shields, East Street Secession see South Shields, St Paul South Shields, Laygate P (C.SS2) (MF) x 1870-1938 South Shields, Mile End Road P (C.SS3) (MF) x 1758-1936 m 1858-61 cr 1939-42 South Shields, Ocean Road C (1115/1, 3586-unlisted) x 1824-86 m 1969-85 South Shields, St Andrew see Tyne Dock, St Andrew South Shields, St John P (C.SS6) (MF) (also known as South Shields, New Presbyterian) x 1744-1857 x 1863-1968 m 1864-80 m 1893-98 m 1914-41 b 1863-98 South Shields, St Paul P (C.SS5) (MF) x 1809-43, 1860-1968 m 1941-67 South Shields, St Paul and St John P (C.SS7) x 1968-80 m 1968-80 South Shields, Saville Street, Scotch P (C.SS40) (MF) x 1833-38 South Shields, Scotch P (MF) x 1785-1821 11 South Shields, Wallis Street C (MF) x 1824-36 Stockton, Norton Road C (MF) x 1850-1941 m 1895-1926 Sunderland, Cornmarket Chapel C (MF) x 1719-1837 Sunderland Grange,
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