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DURHAM WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT

Registration County : Durham.
Created
: 1.7.1938 (out of Auckland, Durham, Weardale, Sedgefield, and Lanchester registration districts).
Sub-districts : Bishop Auckland, Crook, Shildon, Weardale.
GRO volumes : 10a (1938–46), 1A (1946–74).
Registers now held by : County of Durham and Darlington.

Table 1: List of Places in Durham Western Registration District

Civil Parish

County

From

To

Comments

Archdeacon Newton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Barmpton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Bishop Auckland

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a) and (d).

Bishopton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (h).

Blackwell

Durham

1938

1967

Abolished 1.4.1967 and incorporated into the parishes of Hurworth, Darlington, and Cleasby. See also Table 2, notes (a), (l) and (n).

Brafferton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Coatham Mundeville

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Crook & Willington

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a) and (e).

Denton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

East & West Newbiggin

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (h).

Edmondbyers

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (j).

Great Aycliffe

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a) and (b).

Great Burdon

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a), (l) and (m).

Great Stainton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (h).

Heighington

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

High Coniscliffe

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Houghton le Side

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Hunstanworth

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (j).

Hurworth

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a), (l) and (m).

Killerby

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Little Stainton

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (h).

Low Coniscliffe

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a), (l) and (m).

Low Dinsdale

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Middleton St. George

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Morton Palms

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Neasham

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Piercebridge

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Sadberge

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

School Aycliffe

Durham

1938

1946

Abolished 1.4.1946 and incorporated into the parish of Heighington. See also Table 2, note (a).

Shildon

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a) and (b).

Sockburn

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

South Cornsay

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (g).

Spennymoor

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (a), (f) and (i).

Stanhope

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (j).

Summerhouse

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Tow Law

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (j).

Walworth

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Whessoe

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, note (a).

Wolsingham

Durham

1938

1974

See Table 2, notes (c) and (j).

Table 2: Boundary Changes affecting Durham Western Registration District

Date of Change

Note

Description of Change

Population transferred

1.7.1938
(created)

(a)

Gained the parishes of Archdeacon Newton, Barmpton, Bishop Auckland, Blackwell, Brafferton, Coatham Mundeville, Crook & Willington, Denton, Great Aycliffe, Great Burdon, Heighington, High Coniscliffe, Houghton le Side, Hurworth, Killerby, Low Coniscliffe, Low Dinsdale, Middleton St. George, Morton Palms, Neasham, Piercebridge, Sadberge, School Aycliffe, Shildon, Sockburn, Spennymoor, Summerhouse, Walworth, and Whessoe, from Auckland registration district.

97266 in 1931

(b)

Gained part of the parish of Shildon (which until 1.4.1937 formed part of the parish of Redworth) from Auckland registration district.

225 in 1931

(c)

Gained part of the parish of Wolsingham (which until 1.4.1937 formed parts of the parishes of North Bedburn and Witton le Wear) from Auckland registration district.

90 in 1931

(d)

Gained part of the parish of Bishop Auckland (which until 1.4.1937 formed part of the parish of Willington) from Durham registration district.

0 in 1931

(e)

Gained part of the parish of Crook & Willington (which until 1.4.1937 formed the parish of Stockley, and part of the parish of Willington) from Durham registration district.

8964 in 1931

(f)

Gained part of the parish of Spennymoor (which until 1.4.1937 formed the parish of Tudhoe and parts of the parishes of Brandon & Byshottles and Hett) from Durham registration district.

6938 in 1931

(g)

Gained the parish of South Cornsay from Lanchester registration district.

121 in 1931

(h)

Gained the parishes of Bishopton, East & West Newbiggin, Great Stainton, and Little Stainton, from Sedgefield registration district.

496 in 1931

(i)

Gained part of the parish of Spennymoor (which until 1.4.1937 formed the parish of Low Spennymoor) from Sedgefield registration district.

1632 in 1931

(j)

Gained the parishes of Edmondbyers, Hunstantworth, Stanhope, Tow Law,and Wolsingham, from Weardale registration district.

14147 in 1931

1.4.1952

(k)

Gained part of the parish of Great Aycliffe  (which until 1.4.1952 formed part of the parish of Woodham) from Durham South Eastern registration district.  

1.4.1967

(l)

Lost parts of the parishes of Blackwell, Great Burdon, Hurworth, and Low Coniscliffe (which became parts of the parish of Darlington on 1.4.1967) to Darlington registration district.  

(m)

Gained parts of the parishes of Great Burdon, Hurworth, and Low Coniscliffe (which until 1.4.1967 formed parts of the parish of Darlington) from Darlington registration district.

 

(n)

Lost part of the parish of Blackwell (which became part of the parish of Cleasby on 1.4.1967) to Northallerton registration district.  

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