Filling in some gaps, we added witnesses to the marriages at Great Stainton 1804-1811, Grindon 1813-1837, Norton 1813-37, Auckland St Andrew 1813, and Staindrop 1826.
Filling in some gaps, we added witnesses to the marriages at Great Stainton 1804-1811, Grindon 1813-1837, Norton 1813-37, Auckland St Andrew 1813, and Staindrop 1826.
Marriage witnesses added to our existing 767 marriages at Barnard Castle for 1813-1837, giving you 1,629 new names to search in. The Barnard Castle marriages were particularly revealing, because it turned out that for minors, the person who gave consent was named, and we didn’t record that level of detail the first time through these records. If you purchased a marriage in Barnard Castle, you’ll want to review it (log in, click My Previous Orders), especially if the groom or bride was a minor, because for most minors, you get records like this:
We also made several corrections to names, so if you were unable to find a marriage here before, you might want to try again now.
2,407 baptisms covering 1816-1831 and 1,632 burials covering 1815-1831 at Barnard Castle St. Mary in Teesdale district, from the Bishop’s Transcript with some cross-checking against the parish register. Residences mentioned besides Barnard Castle include Barnard Castle Moor, Bede-kirk, Blades Field, Bluestone Grange, Bales Hill House, Bridge End (Startforth), Cotherstone, Caininby (Kinninvie), Dent Gate, East Shaws, Forthbourn, Garforth Pond, Haremire, Hawksley Hill, Hedrick Grange, Holling Hill House, Hunger Knowl, Low Shipley, Low Startforth, Marwood, Marwood Grange, Mount Eff, New Broomielaw, Parrock House, Pecknell, Romaldkirk, Stainton, Streatlam, Westwick, and Whorley Hill.
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