Lamesley St. Andrew Parish

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2019
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Lamesley St. Andrew Parish records

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EP/LamLamesley St Andrew
EP/Lam 1/Registration
EP/Lam 1/section 01Registers of baptisms, marriages and burials1/1-2
EP/Lam 1/1a1 volume, leather boundRegister of baptisms, 27 March 1603 – 21 February 1732; register of marriages, 29 May 1603 – 27 February 1731; register of burials, 29 March 1603 – 18 April 1732
EP/Lam 1/1b1 paperPage from the register of burials, 5 October 1689 – 23 March [?] 1691
EP/Lam 1/21 volume, calf boundRegister of baptisms, 30 March 1730 – 31 December 1797; register of marriages, 18 April 1730 – 15 December 1792; register of burials, 30 March 1730 – 3 January 1798;
EP/Lam 1/section 02Registers of baptisms1/3-7, 19, 35
EP/Lam 1/31 volume, calf boundRegister of baptisms, 4 February 1798 – 14 June 1818
EP/Lam 1/41 volume, vellum boundRegister of baptisms, 3 January 1813 – 27 November 1831
EP/Lam 1/51 volume, calf boundRegister of baptisms, 4 December 1831 – 28 December 1845
EP/Lam 1/61 volume, calf boundRegister of baptisms, 11 January 1846 – 12 February 1861
EP/Lam 1/71 volume, vellum boundRegister of baptisms, 15 February 1861 – 11 May 1890
EP/Lam 1/191 volume, vellum boundRegister of baptisms, 25 May 1890 – 18 March 1945
EP/Lam 1/351 volume, cloth boundRegister of baptisms, 25 March 1945 – 18 December 1966
EP/Lam 1/section 03Registers of marriages1/8-12, 20-25, 1/37/1-6
EP/Lam 1/81 volume, calf boundRegister of marriages and banns, 31 March 1754 – 28 December 1793 Includes bound-in copy of An Act for the better preventing of Clandestine Marriages, 1753
EP/Lam 1/91 volume, calf boundRegister of marriages, 9 January 1794 – 25 December 1812
EP/Lam 1/101 volume, vellum boundRegister of marriages, 28 February 1813 – 19 June 1837
EP/Lam 1/111 volume, vellum half boundRegister of marriages, 5 August 1837 – 13 November 1875
EP/Lam 1/121 volume, vellum half boundRegister of marriages, 27 November 1875 – 28 January 1884
EP/Lam 1/201 volume, vellum half-boundRegister of marriages, 30 January 1884 – 12 November 1898
EP/Lam 1/211 volume, vellum half-boundRegister of marriages, 26 November 1898 – 12 January 1921
EP/Lam 1/221 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 22 January 1921 – 15 April 1933
EP/Lam 1/231 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 16 April 1933 – 2 January 1945
EP/Lam 1/241 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 10 February 1945 – 22 March 1958
EP/Lam 1/251 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 29 March 1958 – 6 June 1970
EP/Lam 1/37/11 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 6 June 1970 – 26 April 1980
EP/Lam 1/37/21 volume, cloth boundRegister of marriages, 26 April 1980 – 6 August 1988
EP/Lam 1/37/31 volumeRegister of marriages, 13 August 1988 – 4 August 2001
EP/Lam 1/37/41 volumeRegister of marriages, 27 October 2001 – 4 July 2009
EP/Lam 1/37/51 volumeRegisters of marriages, 11 July 2009 – 25 September 2015
EP/Lam 1/37/61 volumeRegister of marriages, 17 October 2015 – 27 December 2019
EP/Lam 1/section 04Registers of banns of marriage1/13-15, 26-34, 1/38/1
EP/Lam 1/131 volume, calf boundRegister of banns of marriage, 16 January 1757 – 7 May [?1794]
EP/Lam 1/141 volume, calf boundRegister of banns of marriage, 19 January 1794 – 21 December 1856
EP/Lam 1/151 volume, calf boundRegister of banns of marriage, 8 March 1857 – 5 July 1885
EP/Lam 1/261 volume, calf boundRegister of banns of marriage, 12 July 1885 – 18 August 1901
EP/Lam 1/271 volume, vellum boundRegister of banns of marriage, 4 August 1901 – 6 August 1921
EP/Lam 1/281 volume, cloth boundRegister of banns of marriage, 7 August 1921 – 21 March 1943
EP/Lam 1/291 volume, cloth boundRegister of banns of marriage, 23 April 1943 – 19 February 1950
EP/Lam 1/301 volume, cloth boundRegister of banns of marriage, 12 February 1950 – 19 August 1956
EP/Lam 1/311 volume, cloth boundRegister of banns of marriage, 26 August 1956 – 21 August 1972
EP/Lam 1/321 volume, plastic boundRegister of banns of marriage, 20 August 1972 – 14 May 1978
EP/Lam 1/331 volume, plastic boundRegister of banns of marriage, 7 May 1978 – 4 July 1982
EP/Lam 1/341 volume, plastic boundRegister of banns of marriage, 25 July 1982 – 26 July 1987
EP/Lam 1/38/11 volumeRegister of banns of marriages, 2 August 1987 – 25 May 2008
EP/Lam 1/section 05Registers of burials1/16-18, 36
EP/Lam 1/161 volume, calf boundRegister of burials, 4 February 1798 – 30 December 1812
EP/Lam 1/171 volume, vellum boundRegister of burials, 7 January 1813 – 12 June 1840
EP/Lam 1/181 volume, calf boundRegister of burials, 18 June 1840 – 2 April 1864
EP/Lam 1/361 volume, calf boundRegister of burials, 3 April 1864 – 30 March 1913
EP/Lam 2/Clergy
EP/Lam 2/section 01Registers of services2/36-37, 41
EP/Lam 2/361 volume, cloth boundRegister of services, 10 April 1932 – 9 May 1948
EP/Lam 2/371 volume, cloth boundRegister of services, 2 May 1948 – 14 February 1971
EP/Lam 2/411 volume, cloth boundRegister of services, 21 February 1971 – 16 February 1994
EP/Lam 2/section 02Parish boundaries2/26
EP/Lam 2/261 paperDescription of the boundaries and extent of the ecclesiastical parish of St. James, Lamesley, n.d. [post 1886]
EP/Lam 2/section 03Benefice2/20-25
EP/Lam 2/20-256 papersCorrespondence between Rev. J.P. de Plege, Lamesley Parsonage, and the Secretary of the Ecclesiastical Commission, London, concerning the proposed conversion of the curacy into a vicarage, 1 September – 24 November 1866
EP/Lam 2/section 04Benefice income2/2-16, 30, 40
EP/Lam 2/2-1615 papersCorrespondence and associated papers relating to the valuation of the living, 7 December 1803 – January 1839
EP/Lam 2/301 fileEstimates of benefice income (and assessments for dilapidations), 1 January 1942 – 2 February 1945
EP/Lam 2/4012 papersCorrespondence between the Midland Bank Executor and Trustee Company Limited, 50 Grey Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Rev. J.W. Elliot, Lamesley Vicarage, Low Fell, Gateshead, concerning the bequest of A.B. Gildroy to Lamesley parish church, 27 December 1972 – 23 July 1973 Includes: statement of account of A.B. Gildroy’s estate, July 1973
EP/Lam 2/section 05Glebe2/31-34
EP/Lam 2/31-344 papersCorrespondence of Rev. W.H. Jefferson, Lamesley Vicarage, with various parties concerning glebe land, 17 December 1959 – 9 January 1960
EP/Lam 2/section 06Individual clergy2/18-19, 35
EP/Lam 2/18-192 papersCopies of licences to curacy granted to Rowland Webster and Richard Collinson, 2 April 1829 – 28 March 1834
EP/Lam 2/351 bookletOrder of service for the institution and induction of Rev. J. W. Elliott, 25 March 1972
EP/Lam 2/section 07Parochial statistics2/17, 27-29
EP/Lam 2/17Copy of return concerning the chapelry of Lamesley, by Rev. Caleb Dixon, n.d. [c. 1815]
EP/Lam 2/27-293 papersCopies of parochial statistics, 1 January 1939 – 31 December 1940
EP/Lam 2/section 08Miscellaneous2/1, 2/42/1
EP/Lam 2/11 paperCopy of Order of the Durham Court of Quarter Sessions appointing Rev. Caleb Dixon and others as inspectors of weights and balances for the chapelry of Lamesley, 3 March 1798
EP/Lam 2/42/12 papers, typescript, photocopiedUnited benefice of Harlow Green and Lamesley, parish notices and readings for the Sunday service, 18 April 2010
EP/Lam 3/Tithe3/1
EP/Lam 3/11 fileCopy of the altered tithe apportionment for Lamesley, 28 March 1872
EP/Lam 4/Churchwardens
EP/Lam 4/section 01Church
EP/Lam 4/Furniture and plate4/253-257, 315
EP/Lam 4/253-2575 papersCorrespondence concerning a memorial tablet, a new altar cross and candlesticks to commemorate Rev. John Croft, vicar, 1898 – 1951, and his wife, Emma, 5 March 1953 – 28 March 1955
EP/Lam 4/3157 papers, typescriptCorrespondence between N. Miller, 23 Ashfield Road, Whickham, Tyne and Wear; Andrew Greg, curator, Shipley Art Gallery, Prince Consort Road, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, concerning the displaying of silver belonging to the parish of Lamesley in the Shipley Art Gallery, 22 October – 28 November 1986
EP/Lam 4/Pews4/298
EP/Lam 4/2981 paper“Arrangements of the pews in Lamesley Chapel”, n.d. [c.1836] See plan in EP/Lam 4/5
EP/Lam 4/Organ4/95-100
EP/Lam 4/951 fileLetter from the Messrs Harrison and Harrison of Durham, organ builders, to Rev. J. Croft, Lamesley, forwarding a specification and estimate “… for what would be practically a new organ for your church …”, 7 July 1910
EP/Lam 4/961 fileReports, specifications, estimates and faculty for a new organ, 17 January 1961 – 25 January 1963
EP/Lam 4/97-1004 papersSpecification and accounts for a two-manual organ with electric blowing equipment, 2 June – 11 December 1964
EP/Lam 4/Photographs4/299-302
EP/Lam 4/299-3024 photographsPhotographs of the interior and the floodlit exterior of Lamesley church, n.d. [1970s]
EP/Lam 4/Repairs and restoration4/107-251, 285-297
EP/Lam 4/107-251145 papersReports and correspondence relating to work on the church and vicarage, 29 October 1951 – 27 March 1968
EP/Lam 4/285-2972 files, 11 papersPapers concerning appeals for the restoration of the church, 14 October 1954 – [c. 1960]
EP/Lam 4/section 02Churchyard4/101-106, 272-284, 316, 317/1-2; 14/22/1
EP/Lam 4/1011 paperAppeal for the fencing of the new burial ground and for improving the condition of the churchyard, May 1899
EP/Lam 4/102-106a5 papersCorrespondence with the Imperial War Graves Commission concerning the maintenance of war graves in the churchyard, 24 August 1950 – 30 November 1951
EP/Lam 4/272-2841 file, 12 papersCorrespondence between Rev. W. H. Jefferson, Lamesley, and various parties concerning the churchyard, the church heating system and the church clock, 14 April 1953 – 24 July 1959
EP/Lam 4/3161 plan, 84cm x 59cmGrave plan by R. I. Dixon, 24 June 1993
EP/Lam 4/317/12 papersIndex of grave names and numbers arranged alphabetically, n.d. [c. 1990s]
EP/Lam 4/317/21 paperIndex of grave names and numbers arranged by section within the churchyard, n.d. [c. 1990s]
EP/Lam 14/22/11 file, typescript, photocopiedTranscription of monumental inscriptions in the church and churchyard of Lamesley, St Andrew, compiled by J. Anderson, G. Corbett, D. Tait and K. Willans for the Northumberland and Durham Family History Society, June 1994
EP/Lam 4/section 03Lameley Vicarage Cottage4/271
EP/Lam 4/2711 fileTenancy agreement for Lamesley Vicarage Cottage, 1 March 1953
EP/Lam 4/section 04Faculties and Archdeacons’ Certificates
EP/Lam 4/section 01Faculties4/82-86, 88, 90-94
EP/Lam 4/821 paperFaculty for the removal of the remains of William Errington from one part of the churchyard to another, 14 July 1887
EP/Lam 4/831 paperFaculty for the erection of a clock in the church tower, 20 September 1907
EP/Lam 4/841 paperFaculty for the erection on the south wall, of a memorial tablet to the Hon. Sir Adolphus F.O. Liddell, K.G.B., 8 March 1910
EP/Lam 4/851 paperFaculty for the erection in the chancel of carved oak panelling in memory of Arthur Thomas, 5th Baron Ravensworth, and his wife Sophia, 6 January 1923
EP/Lam 4/861 paperFaculty for the installation of electric lighting, 12 June 1951
EP/Lam 4/881 paperFaculty for the erection of carved oak panelling behind the altar in memory of William and Keziah Harriet Brown, 6 August 1954
EP/Lam 4/901 paperFaculty for the introduction of a new altar cross and two candlesticks and for the erection of a memorial tablet to John Croft, vicar of Lamesley, 1898 – 1951, 28 March 1955
EP/Lam 4/911 paperFaculty for improving the water heating system, installing additional radiators and introducing electrical tubular heaters beneath the pews, 24 August 1955
EP/Lam 4/921 paperFaculty to introduce an alms dish in memory of Eunice Thomas, two collection plates “a thank offering from William Frank Askew; and two churchwarden’s staves, 7 December 1956
EP/Lam 4/931 paperFaculty for the insertion of stained glass in a window near the west end of the north wall; and for the erection of iron gates at the entrance to the churchyard, 30 April 1959
EP/Lam 4/941 paperFaculty for installing an oil fired heating boiler and oil storage tank, and three new radiators, 25 June 1959
EP/Lam 4/section 02Archdeacons’ certificates4/87, 89
EP/Lam 4/871 paperArchdeacon’s certificate authorising repairs to the tower roof, 4 June 1954
EP/Lam 4/891 paperArchdeacon’s certificate authorising repairs to the church roof, 9 November 1954
EP/Lam 4/section 05Log Books4/313-314
EP/Lam 4/3131 volume, cloth boundLog book, 1976-1981
EP/Lam 4/3141 bookletLog book, including a brief history of the church and quinquennial report, under the Inspection of Churches Measure 1985, by Ian Curry, architect, 32-34 Mosley Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 25 October 1982
EP/Lam 4/section 06Terriers and Inventories4/308-312
EP/Lam 4/3081 bookletTerrier, 27 April 1954 – 1 May 1962
EP/Lam 4/3091 bookletInventory, April 1954 – 1 May 1962
EP/Lam 4/3101 bookletTerrier, c.1964
EP/Lam 4/3111 bookletInventory, c.1964
EP/Lam 4/3121 bookletTerrier and inventory, 21 April 1986
EP/Lam 4/section 07Inspection of churches measure4/307
EP/Lam 4/3074 papers, typescriptArchitect’s report and inspection of Lamesley church by Cordingley and McIntyre, architects, The College, Durham, 24 November 1953, and covering letter from Cordingley and McIntyre to Rev. W.H. Jefferson, The Vicarage, Lamesley, 30 November 1953
EP/Lam 4/section 08Ecclesiastical Dilapidations4/258-270
EP/Lam 4/258-2701 file, 12 papersReports and correspondence concerning dilapidations of the church and vicarage, 7 May 1953 – 9 March 1959
EP/Lam 4/section 09Financial records2/38-39; 4/1-57, 106, 303-306
EP/Lam 2/381 volume, card boundVicar and churchwardens’ accounts, 21 April 1898 – 16 April 1927
EP/Lam 2/391 volume, card boundVicar and churchwardens’ account book, 24 April 1927 – 14 February 1944
EP/Lam 4/11 volume, leather quarter boundAccounts of the churchwardens and overseers of the poor, 1634 – 1683 Includes memoranda on persons paying duty on scales, 1612 – 1616; stall rooms in the south porch, 1636; the ancient and old rents of Lamesley parish; stall rooms for women beginning at the north side of the church, 1621; the ancient and old rents belonging to Ravensholme Castle; the names of the four and twenty, 1642 and 1673
EP/Lam 4/21 volume, vellum boundAccounts of the churchwardens and overseers of the poor, 1 April 1684 – 17 April 1715 Includes highway surveyors’ accounts; names of the churchwardens for 1645 – 1746 (incomplete)
EP/Lam 4/31 volume, vellum boundAccounts of the churchwardens, 1715 – 1725 Includes “the regulation of the pews in the year 1719”; and the names of the select vestry, 1725 and 1730
EP/Lam 4/41 volume, vellum boundAccounts of the churchwardens, 1720 – 1755 Includes accounts of overseers of the poor, 1736 – 1737]
EP/Lam 4/51 volume, calf boundAccounts of the churchwardens, 1815 – March 1843 Includes plans of pews and gallery, for key see EP/Lam 4/298
EP/Lam 4/61 volume, leather half boundAccounts of the churchwardens, 17 April 1843 – April 1859
EP/Lam 4/71 volume, leather boundAccounts of the churchwardens, 9 April 1860 – 29 March 1869
EP/Lam 4/81 volume, leather half boundAccounts of the churchwardens and church rate book, 2 April 1888 – Easter 1910
EP/Lam 4/91 paperAccounts of the churchwardens, 1815
EP/Lam 4/10-5748 papersChurchwardens’ vouchers, 16 December 1815 – 18 April 1846
EP/Lam 4/106b1 paperLetter from William Murray, Trench Hall, Ravensworth, to W.H. Parkinson, Oakfield, Low Fell, advising that in future Lord Ravensworth will not pay his usual contribution to the churchwardens at Easter “in lieu of the old Church Rate”, 29 March 1910
EP/Lam 4/3031 volume, leather half-boundChurchwardens’ account book, 17 April 1898 – Easter 1932
EP/Lam 4/3041 volme, leather half-boundChurchwardens’ account book, 3 April 1932 – 31 December 1954
EP/Lam 4/3051 volume, leather half-boundChurchwardens’ account book, 1 January 1955 – 16 May 1965
EP/Lam 4/3061 volume, card boundRough account book, 1900-1906
EP/Lam 4/section 10Sequestration4/252
EP/Lam 4/2521 paperNotice of seqestration, 6 September 1951
EP/Lam 4/section 11Correspondence14/13-15
EP/Lam 14/13-153 papersCorrespondence concerning the supply of photographic prints of Lamesley church for Christmas cards, 11 – 14 July 1953
EP/Lam 5/Vestry5/1-6; 14/11-12
EP/Lam 5/11 volume, calf boundMinutes of vestry meetings, 13 February 1833 – 15 March 1886
EP/Lam 5/21 volume, card boundPersonal name index to EP/Lam 5/1, n.d. 19th century
EP/Lam 5/31 paperMinutes of vestry meeting, 14 March 1887
EP/Lam 5/41 volume, leather half-boundAnnual vestry [from 1925 annual vestry and [Annual] Parochial Church Council] meetings minute book, 4 April 1898 – 4 April 1967
EP/Lam 5/510 papersStatements of account, 1952-1956, 1959, 1964, 1966 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 5/4
EP/Lam 5/64 papersFinancial reports given at annual vestry meetings, 1957 and 1963 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 5/4
EP/Lam 14/11-122 papersNotes of a meeting held in the vestry in connection with a church bazaar (6 December 1952), 12 November 1952
EP/Lam 6/Parochial Church Council
EP/Lam 6/section 01Minutes6/2, 6/4/1-2, 6/5/1, 6/7/1
EP/Lam 6/21 volume, leather half-boundParochial Church Council meetings minute book, 22 July 1948 – 26 May 1965 Includes at beginning: electoral register, 25 April 1949
EP/Lam 6/4/11 volume, cloth boundMinutes of ordinary meetings of the Parochial Church Council, 20 July 1965 – 6 March 1989
EP/Lam 6/4/21 volume, cloth boundMinutes of ordinary meetings of the Parochial Church Council, 4 May 1989 – 14 June 1993
EP/Lam 6/5/11 volume, cloth boundMinutes of Annual Meetings of the Vestry and the Parochial Church Council, 28 March 1968 – 5 April 1992
EP/Lam 6/7/11 file, printedAgenda papers for the Annual Meeting of Parishioners and the Annual Parochial Church Council Meeting, 21 March 2010
EP/Lam 6/section 02Financial records4/58-81; 6/3, 6/6/1-2 See also EP/Lam 5/5-6
EP/Lam 4/58-8124 papersParochial accounts, 1 January 1951 – 31 March 1959
EP/Lam 6/380 papersStatements of account, 1960-1963, 1965, 1967-1980, 1983
EP/Lam 6/6/1-24 papers, typescriptStatements of account of St Andrew’s church, for the years ended 31 December 1967 – 1968 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 6/5/1
EP/Lam 6/section 03Electoral rolls6/1, 6/8/1
EP/Lam 6/11 bookletElectoral roll, 1950s
EP/Lam 6/8/11 file, typescriptElectoral roll, 15 January 2010
EP/Lam 7/Overseers of the Poor
EP/Lam 7/section 01Appointments of overseers7/178-240
EP/Lam 7/1781 paperLetter from the rector and parishioners of Wolsingham to the overseers of Lamesley supporting the application of Michael Stephenson for the position of assistant overseer of Lamesley, 19 April 1821
EP/Lam 7/179-24062 papersApplications and letters of recommendation of candidates for appointment as assistant overseer, 18 May – 9 June 1831
EP/Lam 7/section 02Workhouse7/158
EP/Lam 7/1581 paper3 November 1791 (1) Ann Ellison of Chester-le-Street, mistress of the workhouse there (2) Overseers of Lamesley Articles of agreement for the reception of poor persons from Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/section 03Financial records7/1-27, 177 See also EP/Lam 4/1-4
EP/Lam 7/1-2222 papersReceipts and accounts of the overseers of the poor, 4 April 1812 – 26 July 1818
EP/Lam 7/23-253 papersCopies of returns for the years 1801 – 1816 of expenses for the maintenance of the poor, 1815 – 1817
EP/Lam 7/261 paperDetails of persons living outside the parish in receipt of regular poor relief, Midsummer 1817 – Lady Day 1818
EP/Lam 7/27a1 volume, leather half boundAccount of sundry payments to paupers giving names, places of abode and amounts, 28 September 1821 – 23 December 1831
EP/Lam 7/1771 paperPoor house accounts of Ralph Allison with the overseers of Lamesley, 4 August – 3 November 1816
EP/Lam 7/section 04Census7/241-247
EP/Lam 7/241-2477 papersCopies of questions to the overseers and statistical returns compiled for the census for Lamesley, Hedley and Kibblesworth, 1831
EP/Lam 7/section 05Settlement, removal, apprenticeship
EP/Lam 7/Bastardy bonds7/27-75
EP/Lam 7/27b1 paper8 January 1774 (1) Gilfred Ward of Newcastle, woollen draper, and John Henderson of Gateshead, cooper (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Barbara Stephenson of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/281 paper31 January 1776 (1) George Johnson of Kibblesworth, yeoman, and Thomas Clark of Harlow Green, yeoman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Ann Tate of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/291 paper5 June 1784 (1) Robert Nesbitt of Washington, pitman; James Nesbitt of Washington, wagonman; and Robert Hann of Washington, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Sarah Gofton of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/301 paper26 June 1784 (1) Ralph Richardson of Tinker Row, yeoman, and Thomas Kelsey of Tinker Row, innkeeper (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Hannah Grundy of Wasting Row
EP/Lam 7/311 paper19 July 1784 (1) John Epton, William Epton, sen., and William Epton, jun., all of Winlaton, yeomen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £50 for child of Elianor Brady of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/321 paper6 October 1784 (1) Ralph Anderson of Southeron Shop, tailor, and Mathhew Anderson of Southern Shop, tailor (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £50 for children of Jane Finley of Ravensworth
EP/Lam 7/331 paper5 February 1785 (1) John Pickering of Tinkers’ Row, yeoman; John Manners of Tinkers’ Row, yeoman; and Robert Saunders of Tinkers’ Row, borer (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £50 for child of Elizabeth Coulthirp of Tinkers’ Row
EP/Lam 7/341 paper21 May 1785 (1) Thomas Elliott of Lamesley, husbandman; Ralph Hewgill of Lamesley, farmer; and Edward Bones of Mill Green, Whickham (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Ann Riddell of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/351 paper4 February 1786 (1) Thomas Surtees of Eighton Banks, pitman; Cuthbert Birtley of Cow Close, Lamesley, pitman; and Thomas Cummins of Eighton Banks, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Mary Tulip of Cow Close
EP/Lam 7/361 paper12 May 1786 (1) James Crawford of Urpeth Oil Mill, clerk, and Richardson Ralph Rawling of Newcastle, carver and gilder (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Margaret Purvis of Riding Mill, Kibblesworth
EP/Lam 7/371 paper6 July 1786 (1) George Clarkson of Ravensworth, pitman, and Michael Clark of Ravensworth, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Jane Barron of Ravensworth
EP/Lam 7/381 paper11 March 1788 (1) Joseph Robinson and William Henderson, both of New York [Washington], pitmen; and John Robinson of Eighton Banks, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Sarah Gofton of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/391 paper1 April 1788 (1) John Hutchinson of Lamesley, farmer; George Hutchinson of Kibblesworth, miller; and Robert Curry of Consett, undertaker of colliery (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Elizabeth Middleton of Kibblesworth
EP/Lam 7/401 paper29 July 1788 (1) Henry Gray of Bishop Auckland, pitman; Roger Gray of Cow Close, Lamesley, overman; and John Carnaby of Bell’s Close, Northumberland (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Barbara Bland of Gateshead
EP/Lam 7/411 paper27 June 1789 (1) Peter Nicholson of Eighton Banks, pitman; William Finley of Kibblesworth, pitman; and John Waddell of Kibblesworth, husbandman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Jane Finley of Ravensworth
EP/Lam 7/421 paper2 November 1790 (1) John Jennin, William Jennin, sen. and William Jennin, jun., all of Hedley, wagonmen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Jane Ryle of Hedley
EP/Lam 7/431 paper5 January 1792 (1) James Atkinson, Robert Pearson and Ralph Carr, all of Birtley, pitmen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Margaret King of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/441 paper11 December 1793 (1) Thomas Pringle of Tyle Shades [sic], Lamesley, wagonman; John Pringle of the same, labourer; and Ralph Mallaburn of Gateshead Fell, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for child of Dorothy Hall of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/451 paper3 October 1796 (1) Francis Stones of Bainesley Lane, Lamesley, husbandman; John Stones of The Stellas, Chester-le-Street, husbandman; and Thomas Errington of North Ends, Lamesley, wagonman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Clark of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/461 paper3 February 1797 (1) Roger Stevenson, Robert Stevenson and Michael Rogerson, all of Eighton Banks, quarrymen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Mary Forster of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/471 paper7 June 1797 (1) John Wilthew of Dunston, off putter; Martin Wilthew and Ralph Nimme, both of Dunston, keelmen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £50 for the child of Ann Weatherby of Dunston
EP/Lam 7/481 paper7 August 1797 (1) Jonathan Colling of Gateshead, hatter, and Robert Pattinson of Northwood, Whickham, farmer (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Ann Man of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/491 paper9 September 1797 (1) William Weatherby, sen. and William Weatherby, jun., both of Lamesley, pitmen; and Henry Wilson of Fatfield, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Ann Myers of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/501 paper23 November 1797 (1) John Barrass of Usworth, pitman; Robert Shevils of Harraton, pitman; and Robert Barrass of Birtley, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Margaret King of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/511 paper21 December 1797 (1) William Hunter Simpson of Kibblesworth, weaver; Ralph Reed of Leefield House, Chester-le-Street, wagonman; and Ralph Simpson of Sudwick, Monkwearmouth (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Cleminson of Kibblesworth
EP/Lam 7/521 paper20 February 1798 (1) Francis Stones of Old Engen [sic], Lamesley, husbandman; John Stones of Oxclose, husbandman; and Arthur Stones of Lobley Hill, husbandman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Sarah Colson of Kibblesworth
EP/Lam 7/531 paper10 July 1798 (1) John Reed of Penshaw Hill and William Lawson of Offerton, farmers (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Roberts of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/541 paper6 October 1798 (1) William Defty of Waggons Man Row, pitman; and George Defty and Andrew Cass, both of Usworth, pitmen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Mary White of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/551 paper20 October 1798 (1) James Robson and George Simpson, both of Bainesley Lane, banksman; and Michael Bowmer of Pipwellgate, Gateshead, inn- keeper (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Hannah Rutter of Low Eighton
EP/Lam 7/561 paper20 October 1798 (1) William Grundy of Farnacres, Whickham, servant; Robert Grundy of New Penshaw, agent; and Christopher Harrison of Burnmoor, wright (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Dobby of Chowdene Foot
EP/Lam 7/571 paper11 January 1799 (1) George Lowery, Thomas Lamb and Robert Cutter, all of Eighton Banks, pitmen (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Eleanor Hay of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/581 paper7 September 1799 (1) Francis Stones of Stella, husbandman; Christopher Hall of Flatts, Chester-le-Street, farmer; and John Stones of Oxclose, yeoman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Clerk of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/591 paper28 September 1799 (1) John Thompson of Eighton Banks, husbandman; Thomas Firsley of Lamesley, papermaker; and George Clasper of Gateshead Fell, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Ann Storey of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/601 paper10 March 1800 (1) George Best of Ravensworth Castle, groom; Benjamin Todd of Cow Close, innkeeper; and John Watson of Cow Close, farmer (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Isabella Holmes of Boggle Hole
EP/Lam 7/611 paper14 April 1800 (1) Arthur Stones of Chester-le-Street, husbandman; Francis Stones of Stella; and Robert Thoubourn of Pelaw, servant (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Errington of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/621 paper10 January 1801 (1) Thomas Simpson of Eighton Banks, pitman; John Robson of Eighton Banks, quarryman; Robert Raffell of Eighton Banks, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Dorothy Gowland of Eighton Banks
EP/Lam 7/631 paper10 July 1802 (1) John Thompson of Lamesley, cartwright; Thompson Stevenson of Lamesley, surveyor; and Joseph Cook of Derwent Crook, blacksmith (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Elizabeth Clark of Lamesley, widow
EP/Lam 7/641 paper21 February 1804 (1) Lancelot Jopling of Chester-le-Street, edge tool grinder; Thomas Russell of the same, edge tool maker; and Anthony Hedworth of the same, hammer maker (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £40 for the child of Catherine Holmes of Cooper House, Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/651 paper14 January 1809 (1) William Watson Barker of the Mount, Washington, pitman; Jonathan Barker of the same, pitman; and Gilbert Steel of Eighton Banks, sinker (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bastardy bond in £50 for the child of Ann Moor of Lamesley
EP/Lam 7/661 paper12 October 1784 (1) Edward Buckham of Gateshead, collier; Edward Reay of Gateshead Fell, collier; and Matthew Menham of Gateshead, husbandman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Edward Buckham of John Proud, a parish boy Consideration: £3
EP/Lam 7/671 paper14 July 1788 (1) Robert Johnson of Lamesley, collier; and Michael Johnson of the same, master sinker (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Robert Johnson of Thomas Coats, a parish boy Consideration: £3. 3s
EP/Lam 7/681 paper14 July 1788 (1) Andrew Kennaby of Cow Close, collier; William Kennaby of Cox Close, labourer; and John Newton of Cow Close, labourer (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Andrew Kennaby of John Coats, a parish boy Consideration: £7
EP/Lam 7/691 paper5 October 1789 (1) Richard Errington, sen., of North Ends, wagonman; Robert Longstaff of the same, farmer; and Richard Errington, jun., of Pockerley, wagonman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Richard Errington, sen., of Thomas Dinning, a parish boy Consideration: £11
EP/Lam 7/701 paper4 September 1790 (1) Matthew Coulson of Dumper Mill, pitman; Roger Gray of Cow Close, overman; and William Chisholm of Bainesley Lane, banksman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Matthew Coulson, of Ann Anderson, a female bastard child Consideration: £7.15s
EP/Lam 7/711 paper12 February 1791 (1) Edward Stevenson of Ravensworth, husbandman; Thomas Freeman of Tribley Hall, husbandman; and John Barras of North Biddick, pitman (2) Thompson Stevenson of Lamesley, surveyor Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Edward Stevenson of Mary Errington, a female bastard child Consideration: £9
EP/Lam 7/721 paper7 May 1791 (1) Robert Sanders of Tinker Row, borer; Edward Dixon of Tinker Row, tailor; and Spencer Sanders of Red Row, Tanfield (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Robert Sanders of Margaret Winship, a female bastard child Consideration: £10
EP/Lam 7/731 paper4 August 1794 (1) Robert Woodward of Gateshead, tailor; George Cottam of Gateshead, tailor; and William Hayton of Gateshead, seaman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Robert Woodward of Sarah Aughton, a female bastard child Consideration: £9
EP/Lam 7/741 paper23 October 1797 (1) Joseph Gardiner of Waggonman’s Row, Washington, heap shoveller: George Gardiner of the same, pitman; and Thomas Harle of Mount, Washington, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Joseph Gardiner of William Haswell, a male bastard child Consideration: £6
EP/Lam 7/751 paper26 July 1800 (1) Thomas Dobbinson of Gateshead Fell, wagonman; John Herring of Long Acres, wagonman; and Robert Thompson of Lamesley, pitman (2) Overseers of Lamesley Bond in £40 for the education and maintenance by Thomas Dobbinson of Thomas Dobbinson [born of Elizabeth Dobbinson of Chowdene Foot], a male bastard child Consideration: £9
EP/Lam 7/Removal orders7/76-155
EP/Lam 7/761 paperOrder for the removal of Barbara Oxley, widow, from Lamesley to Harraton, 29 July 1794
EP/Lam 7/771 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Stephenson, spinster, from Lamesley to St. Nicholas, Newcastle, 26 April 1796
EP/Lam 7/781 paperOrder for the removal of Catherine Ritchie, single woman with child, from Lamesley to Washington, 16 August 1796
EP/Lam 7/791 paperCopy of order for the removal of Ann Farrer from Lamesley to Winlaton, 16 November 1796
EP/Lam 7/801 paperOrder for the removal of Walter Aynesley, his wife Dorothy and six children from Lamesley to Felton, Northumberland, 15 December 1814
EP/Lam 7/811 paperOrder for the removal of Edward Newton and wife. Hannah, from Lamesley to Gateshead, 23 March 1816
EP/Lam 7/821 paperOrder for the removal of William Moffitt from Lamesley to Urpeth, 11 May 1816
EP/Lam 7/831 paperOrder for the remand of Anthony Dickson and wife, Margaret, from Kibblesworth to Washington, 16 May 1816
EP/Lam 7/841 paperOrder for the removal of Sarah Oliver, widow, and deaf and dumb son Thomas, from Lamesley to Guisbrough, Yorkshire, 18 May 1816
EP/Lam 7/851 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Walton from Lamesley to Great Usworth, Little Usworth and North Biddick, 27 July 1816
EP/Lam 7/861 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Bell, widow, and daughter, Alice, from Lamesley to Birtley, 28 September 1816
EP/Lam 7/871 paperOrder for the removal of Violet Lad and her children, Sarah, Charlotte and Robert, from Lamesley to Dalton-le-Dale, 2 November 1816
EP/Lam 7/881 paperOrder for the removal of John Ramshaw and wife, May, from Lamesley to Little Lumley, 25 January 1817
EP/Lam 7/891 paperOrder for the removal of Jane Richardson, spinster, from Lamesley to Birtley, 29 March 1817
EP/Lam 7/901 paperOrder for the removal of Luke Fenwick from Lamesley to Whickham, 31 May 1817
EP/Lam 7/911 paperOrder for the removal of George Spoors, his wife, Margaret, and daughter, Ann, from Lamesley to Whickham, 31 May 1817
EP/Lam 7/921 paperOrder for the removal of Violet Lard and her children, Sarah, Charlotte and Robert, from Lamesley to Dawdon, 19 July 1817
EP/Lam 7/931 paperOrder for the removal of Newyear Leech from Lamesley to Kyo, 2 August 1817
EP/Lam 7/941 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Ayre, his wife, Ann, and their children, Mary and Robert, from Lamesley to Chester-le-Street, 31 January 1818
EP/Lam 7/95/11 paperOrder for the removal of John Spencer from Lamesley to Hedley, Northumberland, 28 February 1818
EP/Lam 7/95/21 paperOrder for the removal of John Graham, his wife, Harriet, and children, John and Elizabeth, from Lamesley to Harraton, 18 April 1818
EP/Lam 7/961 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Smith, spinster, from Lamesley to Offerton, 8 May 1819
EP/Lam 7/971 paperOrder for the removal of Ralph Armstrong, his wife, Mary, and daughter, Ann, from Lamesley to Jarrow, 10 June 1819
EP/Lam 7/981 paperOrder for the removal of William Atkinson, his wife, Isabella, and sons, Thomas, John and William, from Lamesley to Gateshead, 12 June 1819
EP/Lam 7/991 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Morrow, his wife, Mary, and children, Ann and John, from Lamesley to Marton Yorkshire, 18 September 1819
EP/Lam 7/1001 paperOrder for the removal of John Dickford, his wife, Dorothy, and children, Elizabeth, Robert, Jane and Sarah, from Lamesley to Whitley, Northumberland, 30 September 1819
EP/Lam 7/1011 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Dixon and his wife, Elizabeth, from Lamesley to Gateshead, 2 October 1819
EP/Lam 7/1021 paperOrder for the removal of Roger Green, his wife, Margaret, and children, Thomas, Joseph and Margaret, from Lamesley to Heworth, 11 December 1819
EP/Lam 7/1031 paperOrder for the removal of John Wilson and his wife, Jane, from Lamesley to Leamington, Northumberland, 25 March 1820
EP/Lam 7/1041 paperOrder for the removal of Bartholomew Dickinson, his wife, Elizabeth, and children Robert and Ann, from Tanfield to Lamesley, 29 June 1796
EP/Lam 7/105/11 paperOrder for the removal of William Burn from Gateshead to Lamesley, 1 March 1797
EP/Lam 7/105/21 paperOrder for the removal of Elizabeth Birkley, wife of Richard Birkley, seaman aboard The Duke, and children, Thomas and Mary, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 1 March 1797
EP/Lam 7/1061 paperOrder for the removal of William Thompson, his wife, Elizabeth, and children ,George, John and Hannah, from Birtley to Lamesley, 11 March 1797
EP/Lam 7/1071 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Carr, his wife, Ursula, and children Thomas, Mary, Ursula and Michael, from Gateshead to Birtley, 5 August 1815
EP/Lam 7/108-1092 papersOrder for the removal of Mary Marley, widow, and her children, George, Ralph and and Mary Anne, from Aldbrough, Yorkshire, to Lamesley, 2 September 1815
EP/Lam 7/1101 paperOrder for the removal of Eleanor Lockie and her son, William, from Benwell [Newcastle] to Lamesley, 18 November 1815
EP/Lam 7/1111 paperOrder for the removal of Ann Steel, widow, and her son, Richard, from Newbottle to Lamesley, 28 December 1818
EP/Lam 7/1121 paperOrder for the removal of Jane Wind, single woman with child, from Great Usworth to Lamesley, 11 January 1816
EP/Lam 7/1131 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Gray, his wife, Jane, and children, John, William and Winship, from Sunderland to Lamesley, 9 February 1816
EP/Lam 7/1141 paperOrder for the removal of George King and his wife, Elizabeth, from Westoe to Lamesley, 27 February 1816
EP/Lam 7/1151 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Kirkup from Winlaton to Lamesley, 10 April 1816
EP/Lam 7/1161 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Coal, widow, and her children, Hannah and James, from Westoe to Lamesley, 8 May 1816
EP/Lam 7/1171 paperOrder for the removal of Joseph Pearson and his wife, Ann, from Bishopwearmouth to Lamesley, 28 May 1816
EP/Lam 7/1181 paperOrder for the removal of Ann Kell, singlewoman with child, from Crawcrook to Kibblesworth, 1 June 1816
EP/Lam 7/1191 paperOrder for the removal of William Taylor and his wife, Isabella, from Jarrow to Lamesley, 5 June 1816
EP/Lam 7/1201 paperOrder for the removal of John Maughan and his wife, Mary, from Heworth to Lamesley, 20 July 1816
EP/Lam 7/1211 paperOrder for the removal of John Wealands from Monkton, Hedworth and Jarrow to Lamesley, 10 August 1816
EP/Lam 7/1221 paperOrder for the removal of Elizabeth Storey, singlewoman with child, from Longbenton, Northumberland to Lamesley, 3 December 1816
EP/Lam 7/1231 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Embleton, his wife, Elizabeth, and children, Elizabeth and Isabella, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 7 December 1816
EP/Lam 7/1241 paperOrder for the removal of Jane Brown, singlewoman with child, from Whickham to Lamesley, 14 December 1816
EP/Lam 7/1251 paperOrder for the removal of William Surtees, his wife, Elizabeth, and children, Isabella and William, from Heworth to Lamesley, 28 December 1816
EP/Lam 7/1261 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Norman and his wife, Margaret, from Monkton, Hedworth and Jarrow to Lamesley, 1 March 1817
EP/Lam 7/1271 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Clasper, his wife, Mary, and children, Catherine and Sarah, from Jarrow to Lamesley, 12 March 1817
EP/Lam 7/1281 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Weatherby, singlewoman with child, from St. Andrew, Newcastle, to Lamesley, 14 March 1817
EP/Lam 7/1291 paperOrder for the removal of William Stephenson and his wife, Dorothy, from Newbottle to Lamesley, 17 March 1817
EP/Lam 7/1301 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Carr, his wife, Elizabeth, and daughters, Mary, Frances and Elizabeth, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 26 April 1817
EP/Lam 7/1311 paperOrder for the removal of John Tempest, his wife, Ann, and children, Thomas and Dorothy, from Whickham to Lamesley, 10 May 1817
EP/Lam 7/1321 paperOrder for the removal of William Burdon from Gateshead to Lamesley, 10 May 1817
EP/Lam 7/1331 paperOrder for the removal of Dorothy Winn, widow, from Washington to Lamesley, 12 June 1817
EP/Lam 7/1341 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Orwell, his wife, Ann, and children, Mary, Isabella, Ann and Thomas, from Washington to Lamesley, 12 June 1817
EP/Lam 7/1351 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Forster, singlewoman with child, from Fawdon, Northumberland to Lamesley, 26 July 1817
EP/Lam 7/1361 paperOrder for the removal of John Errington and his wife, Mary, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 23 August 1817
EP/Lam 7/1371 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Lowrey from Durham to Lamesley, 20 September 1817
EP/Lam 7/1381 paperOrder for the removal of Margaret Stevenson, widow, and her daughter, Elizabeth, from Monkton, Hedworth and Jarrow to Lamesley, 27 September 1817
EP/Lam 7/1391 paperOrder for the removal of Robert Beck, labourer, and his children, Mary and Thomas, from Monkwearmouth Shore to Lamesley, 2 December 1817
EP/Lam 7/1401 paperOrder for the removal of John Hall, his wife, Elizabeth, and children, Elizabeth, Alice, Isabella, Christian and John, from Stella to Lamesley, 20 December 1817
EP/Lam 7/1411 paperOrder for the removal of Thomas Curry from Wallsend, Northumberland to Lamesley, 23 December 1817
EP/Lam 7/1421 paperOrder for the removal of George Robinson and his wife, Ann, from Hepscott, Northumberland to Lamesley, 7 January 1818
EP/Lam 7/1431 paperOrder for the removal of John Dixon and his wife, Christian, from Washington to Lamesley, 31 January 1818
EP/Lam 7/1441 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Liddle, widow, and her son, William, from Houghton-le-Spring to Lamesley, 12 February 1818
EP/Lam 7/1451 paperOrder for the removal of Dorothy Jones, widow, from Birtley to Lamesley, 5 March 1818
EP/Lam 7/146Order for the removal of John Burlison, his wife, Mary, and children, Mary, Thomas, Jane and Isabella, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 24 April 1819
EP/Lam 7/1471 paperOrder for the removal of Matthew Hall and his wife, Margaret, from Penshaw to Lamesley, 28 October 1819
EP/Lam 7/1481 paperOrder for the removal of Dorothy Winn, widow, from Newbottle to Lamesley, 25 November 1819
EP/Lam 7/1491 paperOrder for the removal of Nathaniel Simpson, his wife, Barbara, and son, Thomas, from Gateshead to Lamesley, 18 December 1819
EP/Lam 7/1501 paperOrder for the removal of Matthew Jackson, his wife, Jane, and children, Elizabeth, Mary and Matthew, from Heworth to Lamesley, 18 December 1819
EP/Lam 7/1511 paperOrder for the removal of Isabella Lish, widow, from Urpeth to Lamesley, 3 February 1820
EP/Lam 7/1521 paperOrder for the removal of John Stewart, his wife, Jane, and children, Thomas, John, Hugh, William and James, from Stanwix, Northumberland to Lamesley, 19 February 1820
EP/Lam 7/1531 paperOrder for the removal of Mary Fatherly, widow, from Houghton-le-Spring, to Lamesley, 19 February 1820
EP/Lam 7/1541 paperOrder for the removal of Jane Larmouth, single woman with child, from Pelton to Lamesley, 16 March 1820
EP/Lam 7/1551 paperOrder for the removal of Peter Nicholson and his wife, Jane, from Birtley to Lamesley, 13 April 1820
EP/Lam 7/Settlement7/156
EP/Lam 7/1561 paperQueries arising from an appeal at Durham Midsummer Sessions by the overseers of Lamesley against the overseers of Great Usworth concerning the settlement of Mary Stewart, 13 July 1785
EP/Lam 7/Legal papers7/159-173
EP/Lam 7/1591 paperPrecept requiring the attendance at Usworth of the overseers of Lamesley before William Peareth, justice of the peace, to answer for their refusal to grant relief to William Cockfield and his family, 8 August 1796
EP/Lam 7/1601 paperPrecept requiring the attendance at Usworth of the overseers of Lamesley before William Peareth, justice of peace, to answer for their refusal to grant relief to George Turnbull and his wife, 7 February 1797
EP/Lam 7/1611 paperPrecept for the attendance at Gateshead of Christopher Ord of Lamesley before Charles Egerton and R. Thorp, justices of the peace, to answer for his refusal to pay the poor rate, 4 April 1797
EP/Lam 7/162-1654 papersPrecepts to the overseers of Lamesley, Ravensworth, Kibblesworth and Hedley for payments to the general County rate from money collected for poor relief, 15 July 1815
EP/Lam 7/1661 paperAccount for legal work undertaken by Joseph Willis for the overseers of Lamesley in connection with appeals in cases of settlement and removal, 2 July 1817 – 2 May 1818
EP/Lam 7/1671 paperWarrant issued on the application of the overseers of Lamesley for the apprehension of John Tones of Birtley, pitman, reputed father of a bastard child, 27 December 1817
EP/Lam 7/1681 paperNotice of appeal by the overseers of Plawsworth against the order for the removal of Thomas Burlison and his family from Lamesley to Plawsworth, 7 April 1819
EP/Lam 7/1691 paperWarrant issued on the application of the overseers of Lamesley for the apprehension of William Atkinson, pitman, for allowing his wife to become chargeable to the township, 21 August 1819
EP/Lam 7/1701 paperWarrant issued on the application of the overseers of Lamesley for the apprehension of Stephen Barrowfoot, pitman, for allowing his wife and child to become chargeable to the township, 18 September 1819
EP/Lam 7/1711 paperOrder made on the application of the overseers of Lamesley, against Robert Smith of Shield Row, pitman, for the maintenance of the bastard child of Jane Foggin, 11 December 1819
EP/Lam 7/1721 paperCopy of appeal by the overseers of Lamesley against an order for the removal of Isabella Lish, widow, from Urpeth to Lamesley, 21 March 1820
EP/Lam 7/1731 paperOrder by the Durham Quarter Sessions for the production of all books and documents for the years 1808 – 1820, concerning the disbursement of poor relief in Lamesley, 5 April 1820
EP/Lam 7/Apprenticeships7/157, 174-176
EP/Lam 7/1571 paper7 August 1790 (1) Overseers of Lamesley (2) William Watson of Gateshead Fell, shoemaker, and Robert Grundy of Gateshead, husbandman Apprenticeship indenture of Jonathan Brown
EP/Lam 7/174-1763 papersOverseers’ notice, petty sessions order, and indenture for apprenticing Matthew Pattison of Lamesley to Henry Feargrieve of Gateshead, tailor, 14 – 22 November 1834
EP/Lam 8/Militia8/1-11
EP/Lam 8/11 paperDischarge of the churchwardens or overseers of Lamesley, Hedley and Waldridge for failing to make returns of men to serve in H.M. Navy, 13 December 1796
EP/Lam 8/2-109 papersService papers of John Miller, seaman and quarter master on H.M. ships York and Hussar and later a French prisoner of war; also power of attorney and application for wages and prize money on behalf of his parents and children Includes note by Rev. Caleb Dixon, curate of Lamesley, that this was an attempt to cheat the family; also letter, 19 September 1806, from the prisoner in France to his sister, 7 April 1802 – 29 July 1807
EP/Lam 8/111 paperOrder to the churchwardens and overseers for the payment of militiamen, 25 July 1817
EP/Lam 11/Schools11/1-18
EP/Lam 11/11 volume, leather half-boundMinutes of Lamesley Church of England schools, 3 March 1899 – 11 March 1902
EP/Lam 11/21 volume, leather half boundCash book, 4 January 1896 – 14 March 1905
EP/Lam 11/31 paperReport on religious instruction at Lamesley School, Junior Mixed Department, 11 February 1935
EP/Lam 11/41 paperReport on religious instruction at Lamesley School, Junior Mixed Department, 29 October 1940
EP/Lam 11/5-117 papersCorrespondence between various parties relating to the former Lamesley Church of England School building and its use, 23 August 1948 – [1966]
EP/Lam 11/121 volume, leather half-boundManagers’ meetings minute book, 9 March 1905 – 2 November 1940
EP/Lam 11/131 volume, leather half-boundAccount book, 8 June 1896 – 1934
EP/Lam 11/142 papersLetters issued by Durham County Council appointing managers of the school, 31 May 1919 and 4 May 1928 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 11/12
EP/Lam 11/151 paperLetter from Durham County Council to Rev. J. Croft, Lamesley Vicarage, Gateshead, enclosing a copy of the County Council inspector’s report on the school, 8 November 1930 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 11/12
EP/Lam 11/164 papersCorrespondence between Durham County Council; the Headmaster, Tow Law C.E. School; and Alice Lonsdale, 1 Hope Terrace, Dan’s Castle, Tow Law; concerning the latter’s application for the post of supply teacher, 29 April – 8 October 1924 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 11/12
EP/Lam 11/175 papersCorrespondence between Durham County Council and Rev. J. Croft, Lamesley Vicarage, Gateshead, concerning the application of May Cowley for a post as a teacher, 28 January – 1 October 1925 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 11/12
EP/Lam 11/182 papers1 April 1925 (1) The Managers of Lamesley Church of England School (2) Isabella Riley Memorandum of agreement whereby (2) is appointed as head teacher of Lamesley Church of England School Attached: Form of consent by Durham County Council to the appointment of Isabella Riley as head teacher, 18 December 1919 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 11/12
EP/Lam 12/CharitiesThe John Smith and Sir Leonard Greenwell charities John Smith Charity Under the settlement of his estates, dated 15 March 1733, John Smith reserved the right of charging his estates with the payment of £520. In his will, of 25 March 1734, he left £500 to his daughter and £20 to the chapelry of Lamesley. The interest thereon was to be distributed to the poor at Christmas at the discretion of the churchwardens and incumbent. According to the report of the Charity Commissioners of 1900 the charity consisted of the yearly sum of 20 shillings paid by Lord Ravensworth, owner of the estates formerly in the possession of John Smith. This sum was divided equally among eight persons not in receipt of parish relief. Sir Leonard Greenwell Charity Major-General Sir Leonard Greenwell left, in his will of 21 December 1840 (proved 9 January 1845), the residue of his estate to the incumbent and churchwardens of Lamesley to distribute bread and warm clothing to the poor during the winter. In 1846 the bequest stood and £1252 4s. 6d. in Consols. In 1866 he Charity Commission ordered that a third of the income from the charity should be transferred to the new parish of Eighton Banks. In 1894 Lord Ravensworth transferred £20 for the John Smith Charity to the Charity Commissioners. By the time of the report of 1900 the John Smith Charity was administered with the Sir Leonard Greenwell Charity. After 1894 the trustees of the charity were the incumbent, the churchwardens and three representatives of the parish council. The charities continued to be administered together until it was decided by the trustees, under the terms of the Charities Act 1992, to distribute the capital as income and wind up the charities. The charities were thus wound up in 1995.
EP/Lam 12/John Smith Charity12/1-4
EP/Lam 12/11 paperLetter from Robert Ellison, Ravensworth Castle, concerning the terms of John Smith’s legacy [1734] to the poor of Lamesley, 30 May 1760
EP/Lam 12/21 paperLetter from Joseph Greenwell, Newcastle, to Rev [Caleb] Dixon concerning the “… Judicious disposal of the Charity money committed to your care …”, 1 February 1794
EP/Lam 12/31 paperRequest of the Charity Commissioners for information about Lamesley charities; contains details of monies held on behalf of the chapelry by Lord Ravensworth, 21 May – 9 September 1829
EP/Lam 12/41 paperFurther request of the Charity Commissioners and return, 9 September 1829
EP/Lam 12/Sir Leonard Greenwell Charity12/5, 74
EP/Lam 12/51 paperExtract from the will, 21 December 1840, of Sir Leonard Greenwell providing for the establishment of a charity for distributing bread, coals or warm covering for”… the most neccessitous and most deserving of the poor …”, n.d. [watermark 1844]
EP/Lam 12/743 papersCopy scheme by the Charity Commission for Sir Leonard Greenwell’s charity, 6 November 1866 Copy made 1901
EP/Lam 12/Greenwell and Smith/Ravenswood Charities12/6-12, 35-44, 60-73, 75
EP/Lam 12/61 volume, leather boundRecord of recipients of various parochial charities, November 1851 – January 1858 Includes lists of candidates for confirmation, 22 June 1853
EP/Lam 12/71 volume, leather quarter bound“Poor Persons in the parish of Lamesley who received a portion of the money left by the late Lord Ravensworth (£100)”, July 1855
EP/Lam 12/81 volume, leather boundList of recipients of the Greenwell and Ravensworth charities, Christmas 1858 – Christmas 1861
EP/Lam 12/91 volume, cloth boundList of recipients of the Greenwell and Ravensworth charities, Christmas 1863 – 18 February 1875 Includes list of persons living at Kibblesworth who occasionally attend church, December 1864
EP/Lam 12/101 paperCopy of rules for the use of the Ravensworth almshouses drawn up by Lady Ravensworth, 1 May 1836
EP/Lam 12/111 paperNote by Thomas Green that Lord Ravensworth has no objection to Mr. Smith having a copy of the document relating to “this Charity”, 5 October 1838
EP/Lam 12/121 paperLetter from Augustus Liddell, 49 Cadogan Place, [London], to Rev. R.H. Williamson in response to an inquiry concerning a banquet to the poor of Lamesley, 8 May 1864
EP/Lam 12/351 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1944
EP/Lam 12/361 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1945
EP/Lam 12/371 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1947
EP/Lam 12/381 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and smith charities, 1952
EP/Lam 12/391 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1953
EP/Lam 12/401 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1955
EP/Lam 12/411 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1956
EP/Lam 12/421 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1957
EP/Lam 12/431 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1958
EP/Lam 12/441 paperAccounts of the Greenwell and Smith charities, 1959
EP/Lam 12/601 volume, card boundSir Leonard Greenwell and John Smith charities’ trustees’ meetings minute book, 1 January 1903 – 7 January 1967
EP/Lam 12/611 volume, card boundSir Leonard Greenwell and John Smith charities’ trustees’ meetings minute book, 6 January 1968 – 7 January 1995
EP/Lam 12/621 volume, card boundThe Greenwell Charity: names of recipients, 1928 -1974
EP/Lam 12/631 volume, paper boundList of recipients, 1975 – 1995 At beginning: essays in French, n.d.
EP/Lam 12/641 volume, card boundThe Greenwell and Smith’s Charities, Lamesley: accounts of income and expenditure for each year, February 1899 – 6 January 1973
EP/Lam 12/651 volume, card boundSir Leonard Greenwell and John Smith charities: statements of account, January 1973 – 7 January 1995
EP/Lam 12/661 paper, typescriptNotice of the distribution of payments made under the Sir Leonard Greenwell and J. Smith charities, 4 January 1975
EP/Lam 12/6712 papersStatements of assets of the Greenwell and Smith charities issued by the Official Custodian for Charities, 1988, 1990 – 1994
EP/Lam 12/684 papersCorrespondence between R.J. Fisher, 31 Brixham Avenue, Gateshead, and F. Jackson, Charities Review Organiser, The Council of Social Service for Durham County, Ltd., Hallgarth House, Hallgarth Street, Durham, concerning the possibility of changing the administration of the charities, 29 June – 26 July 1971
EP/Lam 12/691 fileCorrespondence between the Charity Database Project, Charity Commission, P.O. Box 245, Liverpool; N. Walker 18 Salcombe Gardens, Low Fell, Gateshead; Lloyds Bank, P.L.C., 15 West Street, Gateshead; N. Miller, 23 Ashfield Road, Whickham; concerning the registration of the Greenwell and Smith charities and the imposition of bank charges on the charities’ bank account, 6 March – 2 September 1992
EP/Lam 12/704 papersNote from Norman Miller, Correspondent for the Greenwell and Smith Charities, addressed to the trustees of the charities, enclosing a summary of the provisions of the Charities Act 1992 and emphasising the new power of trustees to wind up very small charities, 17 October 1992
EP/Lam 12/712 papersLetter from Norman Miller, Correspondent of the Greenwell and Smith Charities, to the Chief Charity Commissioner, P.O. Box 245, Liverpool, enclosing a copy of the minutes of the meeting of the trustees of 2 January 1993 and confirming the wish of the trustees to distribute the income of the trusts, 12 January 1993
EP/Lam 12/723 papersCorrespondence between the Charity Commission, Graeme House, Derby Square, Liverpool, and N. Miller, Secretary and Correspondent for the Greenwell and Smith Charities, concerning the rendering separately of the income of the two charities, 28 March and 8 April 1994
EP/Lam 12/733 papersPhotocopy of reports of the Charity Commission on Greenwell’s and Smith’s charities, 1840, and n.d. [19th century]
EP/Lam 12/752 papersLetters from the Charity Commission, King’s Parade, Queen’s Dock, Liverpool, to N. Miller, Ashfield Road, Whickham, concerning the removal of the Greenwell and Smith Charities from the Central Register of Charities, 6 January 1996
EP/Lam 12/Other bequests12/13-34, 45-59
EP/Lam 12/13-3220 papersCorrespondence of Rev W.H. Jefferson, The Vicarage, Lamesley, with Lord Ravensworth, Eslington Park, Whittingham, Northumberland, Messrs. Swinburne and Jackson, solicitors, concerning Lamesley almshouses and school, 31 March 1953 – 17 January 1969
EP/Lam 12/331 paperLetter from Lady Mary Forestier-Walker (eldest daughter of Lord Ravensworth) Blanford, Dorset, to the incumbent of Lamesley forwarding a small gift for the child and reminiscing about her life at Ravensworth, n.d. [c.1950]
EP/Lam 12/341 paperLetter from Lilian Digby, daughter of Lord Ravensworth, Lewcombe Manor, Evershot, Dorset, to the the incumbent of Lamesley forwarding a cheque for £20, referring to her early life and also to the health of her sister, age 96.5, 25 February 1958
EP/Lam 12/45-495 papersCorrespondence of Rev. W.H. Jefferson, The Vicarage, Lamesley, with the Diocesan Office, Durham, concerning a trust established on a bequest from Mrs W. J. King, 29 July 1953 – 12 March 1954
EP/Lam 12/50-567 paperCorrespondence of Rev. W. H. Jefferson, The Vicarage, Lamesley, with the Diocesan Office, Durham, and others concerning a trust established on a bequest under the will of Miss. E.J. Stephenson, 16 February 1954 – 12 September 1956
EP/Lam 12/57-593 papersCorrespondence of Messrs Arnott, Son & Dodds, solicitors, Blackett Street, Newcastle, and Rev. A. Bailey, The Vicarage, Lamesley, concerning a bequest under the will of Swinburne Wilson Newton of Gateshead, 29 May 1964
EP/Lam 13/Church Societies
EP/Lam 13/Church of England Men’s Society13/1-157
EP/Lam 13/1-22 papersConstitution and officers of the Gateshead Deanery and District Federation of the Church of England Men’s Society, 1 July 1959
EP/Lam 13/3-5553 papersMinutes and correspondence concerning the establishment and operation of the Gateshead Deanery and District Federation of the Church of England Men’s Society, 3 June 1959 – 1 January 1964
EP/Lam 13/56-9742 papersMinutes of the Gateshead Deanery and District ederation of the Church of England Men’s Society, 4 December 1973 – 31 October 1976
EP/Lam 13/981 volume, cloth quarter boundAccounts of the Lamesley Church of England Men’s Society, 13 October 1958 – 15 January 1967
EP/Lam 13/991 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1958 – 1959
EP/Lam 13/1001 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1959 – 1960
EP/Lam 13/1011 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1960 – 1961
EP/Lam 13/1021 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1961 – 1962
EP/Lam 13/1031 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1963 – 1964
EP/Lam 13/1041 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1964 – 1965
EP/Lam 13/1051 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1965 – 1966
EP/Lam 13/1061 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1967
EP/Lam 13/1071 paperFinancial statement of C.E.E.A., Lamesley Branch, 1969
EP/Lam 13/1081 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1970
EP/Lam 13/1091 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1972
EP/Lam 13/1101 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1973
EP/Lam 13/1111 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1974
EP/Lam 13/1121 paperFinancial statement of C.E.M.S., Lamesley branch, 1976
EP/Lam 13/113-12311 papersReceipts and payments accounts of the Gateshead Deanery and District Federation of the Church of England Men’s Society, 1 January 1973 – 31 October 1978
EP/Lam 13/124-15128 papersFederation News: newsletter of Gateshead Deanery and District Federation of the Church of England Men’s Society, May 1966 – [September] 1974 [mostly undated]
EP/Lam 13/1521 paperReport of the Royal School of Church Music on the church choir, 25 October 1953
EP/Lam 13/1531 volume, card boundSt. Andrew’s Church of England Men’s Society: list of members and subscriptions, 31 October 1963 – 3 April 1977 At end: income and expenditure accounts, 31 October 1963 – 3 April 1977
EP/Lam 13/1541 volume, card boundGateshead Deanery and District Federation of the Church of England Men’s Society: statements of account, 1962 – 1981
EP/Lam 13/1551 volume, card boundChurch of England Men’s Society minute book, 7 October 1958 – 2 December 1965 At beginning: index of members, n.d. At end: constitution of the Society, c. 1958
EP/Lam 13/1561 volume, plastic boundChurch of England Men’s Society minute book, 20 January 1966 – 17 February 1977
EP/Lam 13/1571 card, printedMembership and prayer card of the Church of England Men’s Society, 2 May 1976 Originally enclosed in EP/Lam 13/156
EP/Lam 14/Miscellaneous14/1-10, 16-21, 23/1
EP/Lam 14/11 paper7 August 1783 (1) James McWhirter of Newcastle, gent.; John Dodgson of the same, gent,; and William Row of the same, yeoman (2) Thomas Pigg of Coalflatt, yeoman Bond in £60 to accept the arbitration and umpirage of John Fryer of Newcastle, gent, and Thomas Stevenson of Lamesley, gent., [dispute unspecified]
EP/Lam 14/2-76 papersNotes relating to the Riding Mill and the parochial duties and responsibilties of its tenants, n.d. [18th cent.]
EP/Lam 14/8-92 papersLetter from Thomas Skeffington, Doctors Commons, to Rev. [Caleb] Dixon concerning the execution of a bond and the administration of an oath to [William] Jennings, 20 January 1807; and the will of William Jennings of Birch Heads near Hedley, 23 June 1807
EP/Lam 14/101 fileCopy of An Act for amending the Laws respecting the Soleminization of Marriages in England [4 Geo IV cap.1xxvi], 18 July 1823
EP/Lam 14/16-172 papersLetter from E.M. Wilson, 14 Thorne Park Road, Torquay, Devon, to Rev W.H. Jefferson concerning Lamesley church for father’s connection with it, 6 – 22 May 1956
EP/Lam 14/18-191 card, 1 paperTea ticket and accounts for a garden party held at Lamesley Vicarage, 11 July 1959
EP/Lam 14/201 paperAccount of Christopher Johnson, junior, with Thomas Cuthbert of Lamesley for legal expenses in the case of the King v. Jackson at Durham Assizes, 19 July 1785
EP/Lam 14/211 paperAccount of Christopher Johnson, junior, with John Tate of Lamesley in the case of the King v. John Welsh at Durham Assizes, 19 July 1785
EP/Lam 14/23/11 booklet, printedThe Church at the Crossroads, a brief history of the parish and church of St Andrew, Lamesley, by Derek Bell, 1998
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