List of articles published between 1964 and 2012 in the Journal of the Durham County Local History Society.

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2 1964 Frank Atkinson A Museum with a Difference 3 1965 J.M. Fewster The Baker Baker papers 4 1965 S.C. Newton in the 17th century: a guide to problems and sources 5 1966 Paul Rutledge Elizabethan enclosure at Stainton-le-Street 6 1966 Vera Chapman Introducing ice houses: some local examples 7 1967 Irene Smith Frumety: a local dish 7 1967 Frank Atkinson Peat spades 7 1967 Janet Smith The pursuit of learning : Kimblesworth Colliery school 7 1967 Vera Chapman Plough mugs 8 1968 H.L. Beadle Upper Teesdale lime kilns 8 1968 Janet Smith The records of Methodism 9 1968 H.L. Beadle The history of Cowgreen mines 9 1968 W.A.L. Seaman The Headlam papers 9 1968 Janet Smith The local records of Nonconformity 9 1968 Allan F. Pallister Burial in wool 9 1968 Irene Smith More on Frumety: a local dish 10 1969 Janet Smith Some records of education in County Durham 10 1969 David Reid State papers as a source for Durham social history in the 1840's 10 1969 R.A. Barnby 's railway workshops 10 1969 E.W. Peart The construction of the Darlington and railway 11 1969 H.L. Beadle The lead smelting mills of Teesdale and district 11 1969 R. Pallister Some unusual schools in County Durham between 1800 and 1850 11 1969 Elsie E. Brown The Triplett [Rev. Thomas Triplet (sic)] charity (1) 11 1969 New towns, 1: 11 1969 James H. Wilson Plough mugs (Correspondence) 11 1969 Don Wilcock Butter wives and the Darlington and Barnard Castle railway

1 12 1970 B.K. Roberts The regulated village: Hulam and Kirk Merrington 12 1970 S. Ingleson Stockley: a 'lost' village of the nineteenth century 12 1970 New towns, 2: 12 1970 H.L. Walker Ships, Sunderland and Lloyd's Register of Shipping 12 1970 J.F. Clarke Labour in shipbuilding on the North East coast 12 1970 Stella Aberdeen Newton Aycliffe - the beginning of a new town. (Correspondence) 13 1970 D. Rose Poor Law Union, 1863 - 1866 13 1970 E. Peart Bishop Auckland Co-operative Society 13 1970 T.W. Ede Cholera in Sunderland in 1831 14 1972 W.E. Moyes Easington Rural District 14 1972 R.P. Hastings Stockton during the Great French wars, 1793 - 1815 14 1972 A. Pallister The Dinsdale Spa 14 1972 Dennis Coggins A horse's skull and legbones from Lonton in Teesdale 14 1972 T.W. Ede Cholera in Gateshead and Newcastle, 1831 - 1832 14 1972 Dennis Coggins Some results of air photography in Upper Teesdale-a preliminary note 15 1972 R.P. Hastings The Stockton dispensary: medical aid for the poor in the nineteenth century 15 1972 R.A. Barnby The influence of the London Lead Company on the development of Middleton-in-Teesdale: A lesson in good management/labour relations 1750 - 1905 15 1972 J. Temple The Darlington Union and the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834: the first five years, 1837 - 1842 15 1972 W. Boagey A note upon the cholera outbreak at - 1832 16 1973 James E. Tierney Dodsley on Durham 16 1973 R.P. Hastings Cholera in nineteenth century Stockton 16 1973 Michael H. Kirby Some recent developments at the Museum 16 1973 Shirley King The records of local history 1: Quarter Sessions records 1596 - 1971 17 1974 G.E. Milburn The census of worship of 1851 17 1974 Susan A. Thompson Nineteenth century shipbuilding on the Tees 17 1974 Mary Tobin New - a mining village in the Deerness Valley 17 1974 Frank Atkinson Beamish 1974: the North of Open Air Museum 17 1974 K.J. Fairless and D.C. Excavations at Forcegarth Pasture, Teesdale Coggins 17 1974 Carole Hopkinson The records of local history 2 : Family collections 18 1975 G.E. Milburn Religion in Sunderland in 1851 18 1975 John Benson The Miners' Provident Association 18 1975 Geoffrey Nicholson The lead road

2 18 1975 Stuart Miller Burdon (Rowland) in his iron boots: the 18th century bridge at Sunderland 18 1975 Patrick Mussett Coming into residence at Durham Cathedral: A postscript to Tierney's Dodsley in Durham 18 1975 Christine Hiskey The records of local history 3 : Colliery records 19 1976 Gordon Morris Confederate naval activities in the North East - the case of the Southerner, 1863 19 1976 J.A. Hilton The Catholics in Caroline Durham, 1625 - 1642 19 1976 Stuart Miller The trouble with ferries: the River Wear and the Hilton family 19 1976 Jean Cooke The great coal strike of 1844 (with particular reference to County Durham): Part 1 19 1976 Geoffrey Nicholson Stephen's Hall [Ryton] and its occupants 19 1976 J. Linda Drury A note on Weardale lead mining in the eighteenth century 20 1977 George Patterson, editor A boy [Richard William Morris] goes down the pit [at Newfield, near Pelton] 20 1977 J. Linda Drury The division of Framwellgate and Commons near Durham City, 1771 - 1809 20 1977 H.J. Smith The punishment of capital felonies in County Durham 1707 - 1819 20 1977 Harold L. Beadle Bowlees Chapel 20 1977 Jean Cooke The great coal strike of 1844 (with particular reference to County Durham): Part 2 21 1978 Alan J. Heesom The 'Wynyard Edict' of 1837 21 1978 George Patterson, editor Pit village life [of Richard William Morris of Newfield & Pelton Fell] 21 1978 George Patterson The religious census - a test of its accuracy in South Shields 21 1978 C. Lewthwaite Music Hall in the North-East 21 1978 David Ovens The parish of Middleton St. George in the 19th and early 20th centuries 22 1978 R.P. Hastings Chartism in South Durham and the North Riding of Yorkshire, 1838 - 1839 22 1978 D.S. Reid The Durham church establishment: the Gentry and the Recusants, 1570 - 1640 22 1978 S.B. Holt A note concerning [J.C.] Russell's estimate of the population of Durham City in the fourteenth century 23 1979 Michael Sill Land ownership and the landscape: a study of the evolution of the colliery landscape of Hetton-Le- Hole, County Durham 23 1979 Geoffrey E. Milburn Newbottle: an outline history 23 1979 Geoffrey E. Milburn Appendix: Two letters between Mary Wilson [of Newbottle] and her daughter Isabel, September 1770 23 1979 John Hill Conflict in the Durham coalfield in 1892, Part 1 23 1979 A.J. Pain Spearman on the Admiralty jurisdiction of the Bishop of Durham 23 1979 Christine E Hiskey George Hunter (1792 - 1851): an industrial biography

3 24 1980 John Hill Conflict in the Durham coalfield in 1892, Part 2 24 1980 Robert G. Benson and A bibliography of the coal industry in the North East John Neville 24 1980 J.A. Hilton The Catholic North-East, 1640 - 1850 24 1980 R.W. Sturgess The people and industries of Harbour and its environs in 1851 25 1980 H. Ging and J. The Robert Wood collection : theatre and music hall posters Stephenson etc. printed by John Procter and F.W.Mason of Hartlepool 25 1980 Derek Atkinson Co-operation in Darlington, 1868 - 1900, Part 1 25 1980 Leslie Ellison The taming of a landscape: Waldridge Fell 25 1980 J. Linda Drury The Bishop of Durham's whale [beached at Seaton Carew], 1766 - 1767: the story behind the skeleton in Durham Cathedral 26 1981 S.B. Holt The Durham Directory and Almanack 26 1981 Stuart Miller The establishment of the River Wear Commissioners 26 1981 Derek Atkinson Co-operation in Darlington, 1868 - 1900, Part 2 26 1981 Jeremy Black The British press and European news in the 1730's: the case of the Newcastle Courant 26 1981 David H. Thomas Four industrial schools in the North-East of England 27 1981 J. Linda Drury Old Stanhope Castle, Weardale, Co. Durham 27 1981 Michael Barke Migration into Darlington in the mid-eighteenth century: some tentative observations 27 1981 C.E. Hiskey A minority, a marriage [between Charles William, Lord Stewart & Frances Anne Vane-Tempest] and management at the Vane-Tempest collieries, c.1799 - 1819 27 1981 R.P. Hastings Strikes without a Union: labour relations in the Teesdale lead mines, 1872 - 1892 27 1981 Leslie Ellison Petty crime in Barnard Castle in the late nineteenth century: a peer into the abyss of a northern market town 28 1982 M.T. Smith and M.J. Marital mobility in four parishes [Dalton-le-Dale, Castle Purvis Eden, Coniscliffe & St. Nicholas, Durham] of County Durham 28 1982 Ruth Cranfield Durham prisons in an age of change 28 1982 Stewart Merricks The Sunderland Literary and Philosophical Society Essay and Discussion Class 1846 - 1849 29 1982 Stuart Miller This unpleasant affair ...: cholera in Sunderland in 1831 - 1832, Part 1 29 1982 Alan J. Heesom Who thought of the idea of the University of Durham? Bishop William van Mildert or Canon Charles Thorp 29 1982 Vera Chapman Front house and back house houses and small terraced houses in Darlington 29 1982 David Butler The gas works of Sherburn Hospital, 1867 - 1920 30 1983 Leslie Ellison Landlord and landscape: the influence of the Salvins on the scenery of the Wear Valley, near Croxdale and 30 1983 James F. Hargrave Whorlton, a bridge in the country

4 30 1983 Alan J. Heesom The unpleasant affair : Lord Londonderry and cholera in Sunderland, 1831 - 1832 30 1983 Vera Chapman Front house and back house houses: some further examples 31 1983 Peter Rushton Crazes and quarrels: the character of witchcraft in the North- East of England, 1649 - 1680 31 1983 Ruth Cranfield Durham prisons in an age of change II : 1823 – 1827, part 1 31 1983 Vera Chapman Thomas Pease, Son & Co.; a family business and its premises in Darlington market place. 32 1984 Michael Sill E.G. Ravenstein and coal miner migration: East Durham in the nineteenth century 32 1984 Ruth Cranfield Durham prisons in an age of change II : 1823 - 1837, part 2 32 1984 T.D. Howard and S.T. Reform of the policing system in Sunderland in the early Miller nineteenth century 32 1984 James F. Hargrave Whorlton Bridge - a postscript 32 1984 David H. Thomas The Abbot Memorial Industrial School, Gateshead 33 1984 Andrew Pain and Endogamy and exogamy in Stanhope parish, County Malcolm Smith Durham 1754 - 1812 33 1984 Leo Gooch The implementation of the new Poor Law in the lead-mining districts of , 1814 - 1844 33 1984 James F. Hargrave The three clerks [Rev. J.J. Thornhill, Rev. J. Lambert, Ven. J. Headlam]: contrasting clergy in South Durham in the early nineteenth century 33 1984 P. Norris The Irish in , Co. Durham, 1851 and 1871 33 1984 Ray Pallister A visitor's [A.F. Foster] view of [education in] the North East, 1858 34 1985 Newton Haile John Palmer [of Bishop Middleham]: stonemason extraordinary 34 1985 Alan J. Heesom Lord Durham's 'Bowlby letter': national politics in their local context 35 1985 M Huggins The rise and decline of the seaside resort of Seaton Carew, 1790 - 1902. Part 1: the early stages of resort development, 1790 - 1860 35 1985 Gavin R. Cole The public crossing points over the Stockley Beck (near Brancepeth) 35 1985 T.D. Whittet Durham apothecaries’ [John Bowey of Durham; William Dent of Durham; Richard Scaife of Darlington] tokens and their issuers 35 1985 David Butler A plan so replete with advantages to the traveller: The building of Durham's North Road, 1828 - 1830 35 1985 M. Huggins The rise and decline of the seaside resort of Seaton Carew, 1790 - 1902: Part 2: Failure to expand as a resort, 1860 - 1902 36 1986 Jeremy Black Eighteenth-century journalism in the North-East: the Darlington Pamphlet of 1772 36 1986 Anthea Lilley Victorian Tudhoe

5 36 1986 Katherine Beer The diary of a village postmistress [Susan May Wilson of Witton Gilbert]: the years 1908 - 1918 37 1986 Anthea Lilley School attendance in Tudhoe (County Durham) during the late nineteenth century 37 1986 Sue B. Holt The use of ratebooks in determining the rents of dwellings: the evidence from nineteenth-century Durham City 37 1986 Ruth Cranfield Durham prisons in an age of change. III: 1837 - 1867, part 1.A modified separate system 37 1986 Don Wilcock University degree theses relating to the history of the North- East, 1931 - 1962. [Part 1] 38 1987 J. Linda Drury Lead works in Weardale, Co. Durham, 1425-31 38 1987 Jeremy Black Heavenly streamers, coal-disputes and an attempted jail- break: Durham and the press in the eighteenth-century 38 1987 Vera Chapman The linen weavers of Hurworth-on-Tees 38 1987 David Butler Street lighting in Durham City before the advent of gas 38 1987 Katherine Beer The career of a village schoolmaster, James Wilson, 1836 - 1911 39 1987 Christopher O'Riordan Thomas Ellison, the Hixon Estate and the Civil War 39 1987 Donald G. Bovill The Sunderland Orphan-Asylum and the education of boys for the Mercantile Marine, 1850 - 1902 39 1987 Katherine Beer Sherlock Holmes' at Witton Gilbert.[The detection and arrest by Sergeant Woodward of John Churchill Tweddle] 39 1987 Ella Maclean My early years: reminiscences of County Durham in the early twentieth century by Ella Maclean [formerly Sisterson] 39 1987 Don Wilcock University and Polytechnic degree theses relating to the history of the North-East, 1963 - 1984. [Part 2] 40 1988 Jeremy Black The nursery of indolence': Durham in 1749 [passage from letter written by Thomas Bowlby] 40 1988 Peter Nicol Bishopwearmouth Church, 1790 - 1981 40 1988 Ruth Cranfield Durham prisons in an age of change. III: 1837 - 1867, part 2 Governor [William] Green and his officers 40 1988 Katherine Beer Samuel Hume, a Durham watch and clock-maker 41 1988 J.J. Vickerstaff A gazetteer of Durham County schools, 1400 - 1648 41 1988 D.A. Birkett The boundary stones from the free section of the Byers Green branch of the Clarence Railway. Relics of an example of nineteenth-century sharp practice? 41 1988 Donald G. Bovill The industrial training ship 'Wellesley' and the training ship movement 41 1988 Vera Chapman and Whorlton village and Recollections of a 1920s childhood Natalie Urquhart 42 1989 J.J. Vickerstaff A gazetteer of informal learning in County Durham, 1400 - 1550 42 1989 M.F. Brown One life [Major James Wemyss] at Waterloo 42 1989 Geoffrey Milburn Reading between the lines: some thoughts on Wesley's Journal and early Methodist history

6 42 1989 Leo Gooch Papists and profits: the Catholics [Silvertop, Brandling and Salvin families] of Durham and industrial development 43 1989 J.J. Vickerstaff A register of Durham County schoolmasters, 1400 - 1640 43 1989 Russell Sherwen Mary Eleanor Bowes, Countess of Strathmore, John Lyon, 9th Earl of Strathmore, and George Gray 43 1989 J.G. Lynch The Irish population of Darlington in 1841 and 1851 43 1989 Sylvia Davis The evolution of a Jarrow Senior School, 1944 to 1974 44 1990 Ruth Cranfield George Shaw, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Durham Prison surgeon, 1837 - 1878 44 1990 S.B. Holt A notebook of George Shaw, surgeon of Durham 44 1990 H.J. Smith Neville Chamberlain and the Chester-le-Street Guardians 45 1990 J.J. Vickerstaff The secret life of a medieval schoolmaster: curriculum and method in Durham's medieval Grammar Schools 45 1990 Hilary W. Jackson Cathedral Canons as Vicars of Heighington 45 1990 Olivia Wilson The Blanchland Estate of Lord Crewe's Charity in the nineteenth century 45 1990 R. Hamilton Substantial good and rational pleasure: the Darlington Horticultural Society 1846 - 1882 46 1991 Doreen Thomas The British Genius who invented friction matches in 1826: Dr John Walker 46 1991 H.J. Smith The Teesdale Workhouse Paternity case 46 1991 Olivia Wilson The Wemmergill estate of the Earls of Strathmore in the 19th and 20th centuries 46 1991 Peter Barton The Southerner : an alleged commerce raider 47 1991 Hilary W. Jackson Heighington, County Durham : the churchwardens' accounts; three hundred years of local administration 47 1991 Olivia Wilson The Bishops of Durham and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners as landlords in Stanhope in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries 47 1991 Fiona McDonnell The Irish in Durham City, 1841 - 1861 47 1991 C.C. Short Bible Christians in Durham : The establishment of the Bible Christian Mission in County Durham, 1874 - 1878 48 1992 Eric Clavering The dynamics of Durham Recusancy, 1600 - 1642 48 1992 John Banham Arthur Mowbray - adventurer of entrepreneur ?: A North East businessman in the industrial revolution, part 1, 1755 - 1819 48 1992 Peter Barton The Peterhoff - an unlucky Sunderland built ship 49 1992 Eric Clavering Riot and recusancy: Durham Catholic resistance in the reign of James I 49 1992 Sheila Doyle Sherburn Hopsital and the civil war: the Mastership of John Machon 49 1992 John Banham Arthur Mowbray - adventurer of entrepreneur ?: A North East businessman in the industrial revolution, part 2, The Hetton Coal Company

7 50 1993 J. Linda Drury The accounts of the Reeves of Evenwood, County Durham, 1413 - 1506 50 1993 J.J. Vickerstaff Too thankless a calling: vocation and autonomy in Durham's pre-Civil War teaching community 50 1993 H.J. Smith How Anthony Hutcheson of Durham City died 50 1993 Leo Gooch Papist head-hunting in County Durham, 1705 -1851 50 1993 Vera Chapman : enclosure and change in a Teesdale village 50 1993 A.J. Heesom The political enfranchisement of the University of Durham, part 1: Failure, 1832 - 1867 50 1993 S.B. Holt Some victims of epidemic diseases in Durham Municipal Borough, 1841 - 1867 50 1993 Leslie Ellison The bright lights of County Durham : a brief look at the best and the worst of the County's stained glass 50 1993 Ruth Cranfield Education for the dangerous classes in mid-nineteenth century Durham 50 1993 David Butler The counters encountered: the Durham City enumerators in the 1851 census 50 1993 M.J. Huggins The middle classes and spectator sport in late nineteenth century County Durham 50 1993 Katherine Beer Willa Brown: her life in nursing 51 1993 Eric Clavering Catholics and coal 51 1993 J.T. Rhodes The mysterious midwife 51 1993 Hilary W. Jackson Walworth Castle: fine painted glass exhibiting the Arms of many great personages 51 1993 Peter Barton Tiles for Raby 51 1993 A.J. Heesom The political enfranchisement of the University of Durham, part II : Success, 1867 - 1918 52 1994 G.E. Milburn The origin and early development of Methodist lay preaching in County Durham 52 1994 John Banham A very great public conveniency : the origins of banking in County Durham 52 1994 David Butler Unusual groceries...... or an accident waiting to happen 52 1994 P.E.H. Hair Miss Hedley's Diary for 1918 53 1994 R.H. Britnell Cardinal Wolsey's loan for the Northern Campaigns of 1523 53 1994 John Banham A very great public conveniency: the origins of banking in County Durham - an addendum 53 1994 Peter Barton Richardson Brothers: Hartlepool shipbuilders 53 1994 Michael McManus Folk devils and moral panics ?: Irish stereotyping in mid victorian Durham 54 1995 David Reid An agenda for a Local History Society 54 1995 H.J. Smith Towards a dictionary of 19th and 20th century biographies 54 1995 Katherine Beer How the people of Durham were affected by the civil war between 1642 and 1648

8 54 1995 R.A. Baker Town and Gown - early scientists at the university of Durham and their role in the community (1830 - 1855) 54 1995 C. Stockdale Mechanics institutes in North East England: a pathway towards survival 54 1995 David Butler Beating the demon drink - the 1904 licensing act and its implementation in Durham City, 1906 - 1939 55 1995 Winifred Stokes The joint-stock generation - some lesser known North- Eastern entrepreneurs of the railway age 55 1995 David Butler Absent from home in Durham City on Census night, 1851 55 1995 Peter Barton Richardson Brothers, Hartlepool shipbuilders: a postscript 55 1995 David Williams The early years of cinema exhibition in Durham City 56 1996 J. Linda Drury The Baker Baker portfolio of prints: Its contents and acquisition 56 1996 Katherine Beer Sense and sensibility: the life and sentiments of a young lady in and out of love 56 1996 Hilary W. Jackson The diary of John Harker 57 1998 Brian Cheesman South Street, Durham : topography, tenure and occupation, 1540 - 1900 57 1998 N. Spencer Galbraith Dr. John Watson [1790/91 - 1847] of and his assistant Dr. 57 1998 Winifred Stokes Billy Row Centenary Methodist Church 58 1998 Brian Cheesman South Street, Durham : topography, tenure and occupation part 2: St. Helen's Well and Vennel and the Johnston School; St. Margaret's Beck; the West Orchard and its uses 58 1998 Ruth Cranfield An Indefatigable Chaplain: The Rev. George Hans Hamilton, Durham Prison, 1848 - 1854 58 1998 Winifred Stokes A Durham Miner 59 1999 David Butler Durham City, it's boundaries and population, 1801 - 1974 59 1999 Peter Barton When Seaham Harbour 'belonged' to Stockton 59 1999 Ross Hamilton Our Christmas festival of charity! : changing attitudes to charitable giving in Victorian and Edwardian County Durham 60 1999 Alan Heesom The Duke of Wellington's Visit to the North-East of England, September - October 1827 60 1999 Ruth Cranfield An indefatigable chaplain: George Hans Hamilton in Durham Prison, 1848 - 1854 60 1999 Winifred Stokes Hartlepool: an independent port 61 2000 Winifred Stokes John Botcherby, a victim of the Railway age. 61 2000 J.C. Howe The Canney Hill Pottery 61 2000 G.R. Batho & M. Faulkner An Elisabethville Family : The Prowses 62 2000 Ruth Jennings Rev.L.L.Barclay, Diocesan Inspector of Schools for Durham, 1903-1914.

62 2000 Peter Barton Stockton fights two Railway Bills,of 1858 62 2000 R.W.Rennison Blackwell Bridge, Darlington 63 2001 Brian Cheesman The Grey Mayor’s Tale

9 63 2001 Jonathan Oates Bishop Chandler and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 63 2001 Stephen Robbins Gilesgate Vegetable Shows 63 2001 Winifred Stokes The Durham Miner’s Wife 64 2002 Chris Hill Local men and the Great War 65 2002 Winifred Stokes Jonathan Ryle and his music books 65 2002 John Davison The Miners and the Bishop 65 2002 Roger Woodhouse & Ian Mary Harrison nee Colpitts – diary. Petherick 65 2002 J. Scamell Old English Lordship : Northumbria, Mercia, East Anglia and Wessex

65 2002 G. Scammell The British North Sea Coast Fisheries, 1500-1750 65 2002 A. Pallister Parish registers of Long Newton 65 2002 W.A.L. Seaman Intimations of mortality from the diaries of a Darlington Curate.

65 2002 H.J. Smith : The Pitman Poacher 66 2003 H.J. Smith Enid Smith 1932-2003 66 2003 Katherine Beer Durham building craftsmen in the early seventeenth century 66 2003 Jonathan Oates Durham and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715 66 2003 Peter Barton Stockton during the Great French Wars 1793-1815 : further observations

66 2003 Hugh Norwood Founding colleges in the 1830s – at Durham and in Piedmont

66 2003 W. Dunn An American in Durham 67 2003 Martin Roberts The prospect of Durham from the South East – a late seventeenth century panorama of the city

67 2003 Frank Lawson – the growth of a railway town, part 1 67 2003 R.W. Rennison The ports and railways of the Northumberland and Durham Coalfield 1825-1965

67 2003 David Butler More counters encountered : the Census Enumerators and Enumeration Districts of Durham City, 1841-1901.

68 2005 Frank Lawson Shildon – the growth of a railway town, part 2 68 2005 Brian Cheesman Ropes and ropemaking in Durham City and County – South Street, part 3.

68 2005 John Bygate : The riot at Elisabethville – Birtley. 69 2006 Winifred Stokes Matthias Dunn, campaigner for mining safety, c1789-1869 69 2006 Audrey Kelly The 8th Battalion Durham Light Infantry : April 1915 69 2006 Frank Lawson Shildon, part 3 : 1925-1984 – a railway town and economic change

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70 2006 Victor Watts Auckland, and Unthank : fact, fiction and fallacy in Durham place-names 70 2006 Anne Orde An eighteenth century gentleman farmer, Ralph Ord of Sands Hall 70 2006 Ross Hamilton An unexpected source : bus timetables and local history 71 2007 Norman Emery The population of the South Bailey, Durham and the Burials at St. Mary the Less 71 2007 Ian Gomersall Cockfield Churchwardens and their accounts 1700-1799 71 2007 William Heyes The Weardale Iron Company – a corporate history 72 2007 Mark Egan Robert Ingham : South Shields’ Faithful Friend 72 2007 Ruth Cranfield Thomas and Sarah Holmes : Prisoners’ After Care, Borstal, and the beginnings of the Probation Service in County Durham. 72 2007 Matthew Greenhall “Charity begins at home” – Ideas of community, charity and the treatment of the poor in St. Oswald’s parish, Durham 1700- 1750 73 2008 Raymond Race Cockfield Fell – a personal view 73 2008 Winifred Stokes Other “faithful friends” in South Shields 73 2008 Winifred Stokes Witton Park – a microcosm of the “Great Migration” 73 2008 John Smith Stirrup-pumps and silk stockings : shortages and crime in the North East during World War 2. 74 2008 John Banham Durham and the Empire : the Journal of General Sir Martin Hunter 74 2008 Robert Lee That Priest-Ridden City : Politics, Power and the Church of England in Durham, 1820-1930 74 2008 Jean Stirk The Elusive Paper Mills 75 2010 John Banham In Chancery : John Cookson’s Legacies 75 2010 Douglas Burdon Joseph Bouet 1789-1856 : A revised biography 75 2010 David Butler “The Chief Ornament of his Native City” : William Henderson and the Building of Durham’s Town Hall 1848-1851 75 2010 Winifred Stokes Reclaiming the Tyneside Scullers 76 2011 John Banham Chester in the Streate : its significance in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries 76 2011 Jenny Garnett The planning and building of “New Burn Hall” : 1784-1834 76 2011 Alan Pallister The remarkable life and times of the Reverend William Addison Fountaine, Rector of 1798-1837 77 2012 John Banham Donald Miller 1936-2011 : an appreciation 77 2012 Anne Orde The Dean and Chapter of Durham’s Coal Interest 1541-1872 77 2012 Catherine Wright The Annandale Family of County Durham : 100 Years of Papermaking 77 2012 Jonathan Fryer Colliery Disasters, Fundraising and the Church of England 1880-1909

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