Historical Cross-references - 1

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Cross Reference

Subject

Source

Item

#Records found

H1

Simonburn

Film FHL 1068697

Simonburn was apparently a very Presbyterian parish.  Also, four chapelries evolved from Simonburn including Falstone.  Greystead (1811) Falstone (1811)

H1

Falstone prs

William and Isabel Temperlee had a daughter Eliz. recorded Falstone Parish 1775, the residence was SnailsMouth, apparently Smalesmouth, just a few miles South of Falstone.

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H1

Falstone presb

Ann, c Jun 1777 d/o William Temperley, ?otp? blacksmith of Haydon bridge

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Greystead

Not on IGI

"GREYSTEAD parish comprises the townships of Chirdon and Smalesmouth, which were separated from the ancient parish of Simonburn by act of parliament, in 1811, and consists principally of moors and mountains, which abound with various kinds of game. It extends between Chirdon-burn and Smales-burn, and from the south side of the North Tyne to the borders of Cumberland." The population in 1841, was 219. - per gen_uki.com

Marriages, 1819-1940; Baptisms, 1818-1940; Burials, 1825-1940  FHL BRITISH Film

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Eliza when Falstone see Falstone above

H1

Thorneyburn

Not on IGI

Thorneyburn, St Aidan: Records of baptisms 1818-1994, marriages 1819-1979 and burials 1821-1993 are available at Morpeth Records Centre. Bishops' Transcripts for the period 1818-1851 are deposited at Durham University Library Archives and Special Collections, 5 The College, Durham City. Thorneyburn is not included in the IGI or in Boyd's Marriage Index. Transcripts of baptisms 1818-1838 and burials 1818-1838 [from Bishops' Transcripts] are available at Newcastle Central Library, Local Studies Dept. A transcript of monumental inscriptions at Thorneyburn (microfiche TN84) is published by Northumberland and Durham Family History Society and these records are also available in book form at Newcastle Central Library, Local Studies Department.

Marriages, 1819-1940; Baptisms, 1818-1940  FHL BRITISH Film

2193514 Items 3 - 7

H2

Newbrough

Researcher – Bill

(map shows just North of Haydon Bridge but south of Simonburn) Acknowledges Warden as mother church.  Superintendent Registrar, Register Office, Abbey Gate House, Market Street, Hexham, Northumberland NE46 3LX – from Genuki.orgi

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H3

Newbrough film

Indexes contained on film H1.

FHL Film 1068697 Whitfield Parish includes Newburough, Warden et al.  It is actually a miscellaneous film, and contains more indexes than records, but partial transcriptions were added.  In fact John Temperley only shows as indexed, see Researched Records for John.

[View a zoomable and navigable Map of the Area provided by Multimap.]

H4

Newbrough Records

Newbrough, like Hemshaugh, is not on the IGI or Boyds marriage index.  Since the FHL film had more indexs than records, it would appear the bulk of the records would be at the usual places, Morpeth, Durham U., and services and libraries.  Apparently, burials are available in book form at the Newcastle library.

H5

Several

Warden

Warden may be the trickiest of parishes around the area in terms of what and where records are available.  This from Genuki.com:

Warden, St Michael and All Angels: Records of baptisms and marriages 1695-1979 and burials 1695-1812 are available at Morpeth Records Centre. Bishops' Transcripts for the period 1769-1878 are deposited at Durham University Library Archives and Special Collections, 5 The College, Durham City. The International Genealogical Index (I.G.I.) includes baptisms 1695-1724 for this parish, and Boyd's Marriage Index includes marriages 1695-1723. Transcripts of baptisms 1695-1979, marriages 1695-1943 and burials 1695-1978 for Warden are available at Newcastle Central Library, Local Studies Dept. A transcript of monumental inscriptions at Warden (microfiche TN75) is published by Northumberland and Durham Family History Society and these records are also available in book form at Newcastle Central Library, Local Studies Department.

Some Warden – Newbrough marriages from Bell Genuki also referenced on lists herein. (IGI and Boyds also)

C042992

Arthuret, CBL

FHL Film
90557

There were Temperleys listed both on the Alston registers and Arthuret in Cumberland.  This microfilm looked particularly appealing because it was bishop's transcripts.

H6

"Hexamshire" Northumberland

This is a paragraph from North Fiche - that may explain why Temperley wills and documents may be at York rather than Durham - [browsed online July 2002] http://www.jwillans.freeserve.co.uk/wills.html.  The value of Wills and other Probate documents to genealogical searchers is well known, but they are not always easily accessible. Northfiche now has some "Will material" available for the first time.

Most Durham and Northumberland wills prior to 1858 were proved at the Consistory Court in Durham but a sizeable minority were proved at York. This is because the south west Northumberland area known as "Hexhamshire" – the parishes of Allendale, Allenheads or Allendale St Peter, Bingfield St Mary, Carrshields or High West Allen, Hexham, Ninebanks or Low West Allen, St John Lee, St Oswald in Lee, and Whitley Chapel –were in the Diocese of York rather than in the Diocese of Durham. Moreover, if a testator held assets in the Diocese of York as well as in Durham Diocese, his will had to be proved in York.

H7

1851 census transcription of County Durham

index to 1851 census transcription of County Durham  FHL BRITISH Film

1867309 Item 6

H8

1749: 1763-1824  Jurors lists, NBL

Jurors lists : names and places of abode of all persons in Northumberland County qualified to serve as jurors, 1749-1824 -

1749: 1763-1824  FHL BRITISH Film

252437 

H9

P8

Hexam Parish See Ebenezer Indep below also.  Some marriages were recorded Medomsley.

There is more than one microfilm reel from FHL.  There are more burials on 94997.  94998 is very easy to read.

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Christenings, 1643-1752 Marriages, 1579-1776 Banns, 1654-1659 Burials, 1579-1752  FHL BRITISH Film 94997

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Christenings and burials, 1753-1812 Marriages, 1777-1812 FHL BRITISH Film 94998

H10

Ebenezer Independant recorded quite a number of Hexham events for surname Temperley FHL Film 825353

H11

Medomsley FHL Film 0252778

H12

Birtley

Birtley.  There was one earlier birth father Robert Temperley 1753.  It may be a good research angle to view the film: Rentals, tithes and land taxes, 1879-1882, List of incumbents, 1765-1895  FHL BRITISH Film

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