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Subject Guide 7 Durham County Record Office County Hall Durham DH1 5UL Telephone: 03000 267619 Email: [email protected] Website: www.durhamrecordoffice.org.uk Subject Guide 5 – Tithe Plans and Apportionments Issue no. 30 July 2020 Contents Introduction 1 Records, arranged alphabetically by Civil Parish 2 A 2 B 2 C 3 D 4 E 4 F 5 G 5 H 5 I 6 J 6 K 6 L 6 M 7 N 7 O 8 P 8 Q 8 R 8 S 8 T 9 U 9 W 10 Additional records 10 Introduction Townships surveyed for tithe assessment, usually between 1837 and 1852. The parish name is given in parentheses. NB Townships are often fragmented, with detached portions; use the first edition 6” scale Ordnance Survey map to determine which township is appropriate for a place. Under the Tithe Commutation Act of 1836, three copies of tithe plans and apportionment books were made for each township: (1) for the Tithe Commissioners (held in The National Archives); (2) for the Diocese, and; (3) for the parish (the copy held here at Durham County Record Office (DCRO)). Sometimes a further copy was made for an estate or local authority. Where we hold a copy of a plan and/or apportionment then our catalogue reference is given in the list, otherwise a code is given to indicate the location of the diocesan copy: (a) for parishes in the diocese of Durham: (ASC) Durham University Library (Archives & Special Collections), Palace Green, Durham, (see also https://www.dur.ac.uk/library/asc/news/?itemno=22868) HANDLISTS:SubjectGuide05Tithe.docx/14-Jul-20/14:17 page 1 (b) for parishes in the diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales: (Leeds) the Leeds branch of the West Yorkshire Archive Service, Nepshaw Lane South, Morley, Leeds, LS27 7JQ, or (NY) North Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton (NA) Edmundbyers and Muggleswick records have been transferred to the Northumberland Archives The list also includes those townships for which no tithe was payable and no plan produced. Township names are shown in bold type where we hold a plan and in italics where we have been able to create a high quality digital image of a plan (which can be purchased); the other, largest, plans can be photographed here by purchasing a camera licence. a = apportionment + = altered apportionment(s) exist at DCRO p = plan # = tithe account records exist at DCRO a/p = apportionment and plan * = other miscellaneous tithe material exists at DCRO Records, arranged alphabetically by Civil Parish A Aislaby see Egglescliffe Archdeacon Newton (Darlington) 1847 ASC Auckland, St. Andrew * 1843-44 ASC Auckland, St. Anne see Bishop Auckland Auckland, St. Helen * 1840 a/p EP/Au.SH 3/4/1,2 Aycliffe see Great Aycliffe or School Aycliffe B Barforth (Gilling and Stanwick St John) 1845 NY Barmpton (Haughton-le-Skerne) 1844 a/p EP/Has 45/1,2 Barmston (Washington) 1840 a/p EP/Wa 3/1/1,2 Barnard Castle (Gainford) * + # 1839-46 a/p EP/BC 3/1-4 a D/HH 2/15/181 a D/St/E 1/22/355 Barnes see High and Low Barnes Barningham * + # 1841-54 a/p EP/Ba 3/8-9,40 Bedburn see North Bedburn, or South Bedburn Benfieldside (Lanchester) 1846 ASC Biddick see North Biddick, and South Biddick Billingham 1838 ASC Billingside (Lanchester) 1844 a/p EP/La 49/1,2 Binchester (Auckland) no tithe Billy Row see Crook Birtley (Chester-le-Street) + 1846 a/p EP/CS 3/3/1,2 Bishop Auckland 1839 ASC Bishop Middleham * # 1839 a/p EP/BM 24/1,2 Bishopton * + # 1840 a/p EP/Bis 53/1,2 Bishopwearmouth * 1843 a/p EP/Biw 221/1,2 Bishopwearmouth Pans no tithe Blackwell (Darlington) 1847-48 a/p D/XD 27/3/1,2 a/p D/XD 27/4/1,2 Blakeston or Blakiston (Norton) 1846-48 ASC Bolam (Gainford) [1840] a D/St/E1/22/356 1839-43 ASC Boldon + # 1840 ASC HANDLISTS:SubjectGuide05Tithe.docx/14-Jul-20/14:17 page 2 Boldron (Startforth) * # 1842 a/p D/DL 16/4/1,2 Bournmoor (Houghton-le-Spring) 1847 ASC Bowes not at DCRO or Leeds Bradbury (Sedgefield) 1838 ASC Brafferton (Aycliffe) 1840 a/p D/DL 16/3/1,2 Brancepeth * + # 1838-39 p/a D/Br/P 136/1&2,3 a/p D/Br/P 137 a/p D/Br/P 138 Brandon and Byshottles (Brancepeth) + 1838-39 a/p D/Br/P 140/1,2 Brearton or Brierton (Stranton) 1843 ASC Brignall Leeds Broom (Durham St Oswald) * 1838 a/p EP/Du.SO 1/2/1,2 Burdon (Bishopwearmouth) 1839 a/p EP/Biw 219/1,2 Burdon (Haughton-le-Skerne) 1838 ASC Burnhope and Hamsteels (Lanchester) * 1839-41 a/p EP/La 43/1,2 a D/X 671/5 Butsfield see East Butsfield Butterwick and Old Acres (Sedgefield) * 1838 ASC Byers Green (Auckland) 1907 p D/Br/P 149 1847 ASC C Carlton (Redmarshall)) 1840 ASC Cassop (Kelloe) * 1839 a/p EP/Ke 27/1,2 Castle Eden * 1846 a/p EP/CE 94/1,2 a D/CE 115 Chester-le-Street * 1847 a/p EP/CS 3/7-8 Chilton (Merrington) 1838 a/p EP/Mer 42/1,2 Chopwell (Winlaton) * 1852 a/p EP/Win 3/7/1,2 Claxton (Greatham) * 1841-43 ASC Cleasby (North Yorkshire) * 1848 a/p D/DL 16/5/1,2 Cleatlam (Gainford/Staindrop) 1842 a/p EP/Gai 76b/1,2 Coatham Mundeville (Haughton-le-Skerne) 1838-40 ASC Coatsay Moor (Heighington) 1845 ASC Cocken (Houghton-le-Spring) 1841 a/p EP/WR 46/1,2 Cockerton (Darlington) * 1839 ASC Cockfield and Woodland (Cockfield) 1837-38 ASC Cockfield * + n.d. a EP/Coc 3/2 n.d. p D/St/P2/1/33 Cockfield, Woodland n.d. a D/St/E1/25/4,5 Cold Hesledon (Dalton-le-Dale) 1844 ASC Coldpighill (Lanchester) 1839 a/p EP/La 38/1,2 Cold Rowley (Muggleswick) 1841-44 ASC Colepike Hall see Coldpighill Collierley and Pontop (Lanchester) 1843 a/p EP/La 44/1,2 Coniscliffe * 1841-44 ASC Conside and Knitsley (Lanchester) 1843 a/p EP/La 45/1,2 Coppycrooks see Henknowle Cornforth (Bishop Middleham) * 1839 a/p EP/BM 25/1,2 Cornsay (Lanchester) 1840/41 ASC Cotherstone (Romaldkirk) * c.1838 a D/Bo/G 100(29) Leeds Coundon (Auckland) * 1844 ASC Coundon Grange (Auckland) 1839/40 ASC Cowpen Bewley (Billingham) 1838/39 ASC HANDLISTS:SubjectGuide05Tithe.docx/14-Jul-20/14:17 page 3 Coxhoe (Kelloe) * 1842 a/p EP/Ke 29/1,2 Crawcrook (Ryton) 1840-41 a/p EP/Ryt 3/9/1,2 a NCB01/SC/984 Crayke (Yorkshire) 1840/41 ASC Crook and Billy Row (Brancepeth) 1839 a/p EP/Br 148/1,2 Crossgate (Durham St Oswald) * 1838 a/p EP/Du.SM 93/1,2 Croxdale see Sunderland Bridge D Dalton-le-Dale 1843 a/p D/Lo/P 85/1,2 Dalton Piercy (Hart) 1839 ASC Darlington * + 1847 a/p D/XD 27/4/1,2 1839 ASC Darlington and Cockerton (Haughton-le-Skerne) ASC Dawdon (Dalton-le-Dale) 1850 a/p D/Lo/P 86/1,2 D/Lo/Int. 260 Denton (Gainford) 1839 a/p D/X 1676/1,2 [1840] a D/St/E 1/22/357 Dinsdale + 1840 a/p EP/Di 3/5/1,2 Durham, Magdalen Place (St Giles) 1852 a/p EP/Du.SG 99 Durham, St. Giles * + # 1846 a/p EP/Du.SG 111/1,2 Durham, St. Margaret see Framwellgate, and Crossgate Durham St Mary le Bow, St Mary the Less, St Nicholas, Magdalen Place, Castle, College no tithe Durham, St. Oswald see Elvet, Shincliffe, Broom, and Sunderland Bridge E Easington 1840 ASC East and Middle Herrington (Houghton-le-Spring) 1848 a/p D/X 755/3/1,2 East and West Butsfield and Steely (Lanchester) 1840/41 a/p EP/La 40/1,2 East Hartburn (Stockton) # 1839 ASC East Rainton (Houghton-le-Spring) + 1839-66 a/p EP/ER 27/1,2 East Thickley (Auckland) no tithe Ebchester (Lanchester) no tithe Edmondsley (Chester-le-Street) 1847 a/p EP/CS 3/9/1,2 Edmundbyers 1841 ASC, NA Egglescliffe (inc. Aislaby and Newsham) * + n.d. p EP/Eg 1, 135 a EP/Eg 14 1841 ASC Eggleston (Middleton in Teesdale) 1850 ASC Eighton Banks see Lamesley Egglestone Abbey (Startforth) no tithe Eldon (Auckland St Andrew) * no tithe Elstob (Great Stainton) 1839 ASC Elton 1839 ASC Elvet (Durham St Oswald) * + # 1838 a/p EP/Du.SO 1/1/1,2 Elwick (Hart) 1839-45 ASC Elwick Hall 1839/40 ASC Embleton (Sedgefield) 1838 ASC Eppleton see Great Eppleton, and Little Eppleton Escomb (Auckland) * 1849 ASC Esh (Lanchester) 1839 p D/Br/P 142 a/p EP/La 39/1,2 Evenwood (Auckland) 1843 a/p EP/Au.SH 3/3/1,2 HANDLISTS:SubjectGuide05Tithe.docx/14-Jul-20/14:17 page 4 F Felling (Heworth) * 1844 a EP/Hew 74 1850 ASC (damaged) Ferryhill (Merrington) + 1838 a/p EP/Mer 41/1,2 Fishburn (Sedgefield) 1839 ASC Ford (Bishopwearmouth) 1844 a/p EP/Biw 220/1,2 Forest and Frith (Middleton in Teesdale) 1840-47 ASC Forest Quarter (Stanhope) 1841-42 a/p EP/St 3/27,30 Foxton and Shotton (Sedgefield) # 1838-39 ASC Framwellgate (Durham St Oswald) * p D/Ph 254/1 1838-39 a EP/Du.SM 92 Fulwell (Monkwearmouth) 1845 ASC G Gainford * + # 1840-41 a/p EP/Gai 76/1,2 a D/St/E 1/22/358 Garmondsway Moor no tithe Gateshead + # 1839 ASC Gateshead Fell (Gateshead) # 1845 ASC Gilmonby (Bowes) Leeds Girsby and Over Dinsdale (Sockburn) 1847 a/p EP/Soc 3/5/1,2 Great Aycliffe * # 1838 p D/DL 16/1 1838-39 ASC Great Burdon see Burdon (Haughton-le-Skerne) Great Eppleton (Houghton-le-Spring) 1838 a/p EP/HH 29/1,2 Great and Little Lumley (Chester-le-Street) + 1841 a/p EP/CS 3/2/1,2 Great Stainton * 1839 ASC Great Usworth (Washington) 1844 a/p EP/Wa 3/2/1,2 Greatham # 1841 ASC Greatham Hospital (extra-parochial) no tithe Greencroft (Lanchester) * 1840 a/p EP/La 41/1,2 Grindon # no tithe H Hallgarth (Pittington) 1844 ASC Hamsteels see Burnhope Hamsterley (Auckland) # 1848 ASC Harraton (Chester-le-Street) 1847 a/p EP/CS 3/6/1,2 Hart 1841 ASC Hartburn see East Hartburn Hartlepool (Hart) 1840-45 ASC Harton (Jarrow) + 1839 ASC Haswell (Easington) 1840 ASC Haughton-le-Side see Houghton-le-Side Haughton-le-Skerne + 1838-39 ASC Hawthorn (Easington) 1840 ASC Headlam (Gainford) 1840-41 a/p EP/Gai 74/1,2 a D/St/E 1/22/359 Healeyfield (Lanchester) 1843 a/p EP/La 46/1,2 Hebburn see Jarrow Hedleyhope (Brancepeth) 1840 ASC Hedworth (Jarrow) 1851 ASC Heighington 1838 a/p EP/He 18/1,2 Helmington see Hunwick HANDLISTS:SubjectGuide05Tithe.docx/14-Jul-20/14:17 page 5 Helmington Row (Brancepeth) 1839 a/p D/Br/P 143/1,2 Hendon (Bishopwearmouth) 1860 a/p EP/Su.SPa 3/2 Henknowle and
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