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Register of confirmations, 1918 - 28 November 1963

Register of confirmations, 30 November 1964 - 7 October 1986

Register of services, 8 April 1923 - 9 March 1928

Register of services, 4 March 1928 - 14 June 1934

Register of services, 17 June 1934 - 1 April 1939

Register of services, 2 April 1939 - 10 October 1942

Register of services, 11 October 1942 - 6 August 1946

Register of services, 7 August 1946 - 27 March 1949

Register of services, 13 October 1932 - 30 October 1942

Register of services, 25 March 1949 - 19 August 1978

Register of services, 27 August 1978 - 9 July 1983

Register of services, 10 July 1983 - 21 October 1988

Register of services, 22 October 1988 - 7 September 1991

Register of services, 8 September 1991 - 29 August 1998

Papers and correspondence about the separation of the livings of Heworth and Jarrow; augmentation of Heworth living by annexation of Felling tithes, 1841; copy of Felling tithe award, 1844; Heworth and Heworth Common tithes.1828 - 1855; transcripts of medieval documents relating to tithes of Jarrow and Heworth; scheme for separation of church property of Jarrow and Heworth, 1862, and Rev. M. Plummer, a case for Heworth's share of Queen Anne's Bounty, 1861; list of sittings in St. Mary's Church, Heworth, 1865; papers concerning the curate of Heworth, c. 1871; letter from Rev. J. Hodgson. 1834; miscellaneous papers.1825 - 1865

Correspondence and papers relating to the augmentation of the living of Heworth, 1834 - 1835, including the controversy over the Heworth property of the Dean and Chapter of Durham and an estimate of its annual value; references to a Commission on Church Reform set up by Sir R. Peel; references to the new parsonage and new school at Heworth; Felling tithes, 1847 - 1850; copy of an entry in the London Chronicle, 1770 about a Mail Robbery in Durham; the lease of two quarries in Heworth, n.d.

Plans and maps: (1) Felling U.D.C. Street Map with Ward boundaries, 1950 - 1960 (2) Copy of part of Durham Ordnance Survey Sheet VII 2 showing church site (3) Felling U.D.C. plan of development, stage 5 of the Learn Lane Estate, showing site for church, church hall and house, 1955 (4) Felling U.D.C. plan of the Learn Lane Estate, 1956 (5) Plan of Felling By-Pass on the A.184 Trunk Road from Gateshead to Sunderland, showing St. Mary's, Heworth and the new access road, 1955 (2 copies)

Correspondence between the Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, Westminster; the Secretary to Heworth Parochial Church Council, 6 South Drive, Hebburn; and Diocesan Board of Finance, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, relating to the creation of the benefice and parish of Leam Lane, St. Andrew, 24 March - 11 December 1980

Map of the parish of Leam Lane, St. Andrew, showing alterations to the areas of the parishes of Heworth, St. Mary and Heworth, St. Alban, 2 July 1980

Order in Council confirming the pastoral scheme creating the benefice of Leam Lane, St. Andrew, 18 February 1981

Historical and Descriptive Notes on the Ancient Boundaries of the Parish of Heworth, by Charles C. Taylor, published by Robert Heslop, printer, High Street, Felling, 1927

File no. 21: correspondence between the Durham Diocesan Board of Finance, Diocesan Office, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland; Rev. M. L. Malleson, Ramsden House, Holmfield, Halifax, Yorkshire; the vicar of Heworth, St Mary, Heworth Vicarage, Heworth, Tyne and Wear; Church Commissioners, 1 Millbank, London; K. Liddle, churchwarden of Heworth St Mary, 25 Oval Park View, High Felling, Tyne and Wear; K. O. McIntyre, Secretary to the Parochial Church Council of Heworth, 6 South Drive, Hebburn, Tyne and Wear and Ven. Michael Perry, Archdeacon of Durham, 7 The College, Durham, concerning the patronage of Windy Nook, St Alban, 18 February 1980 - 28 January 1993

Photograph of Rev. William David Taylor, May 1999

Head and shoulders portrait photograph of Charles C. Taylor of Pelaw, 1913

Head and shoulders portrait photograph of Charles Taylor, 1910

Head and shoulders portrait of Rev. John Hodgson, vicar of Heworth 1808 - 1833

Head and shoulders portrait photograph of Rev. Dr. Steel

Head and shoulders portrait photograph of Rev. E. H. Adamson, vicar of Windy Nook, St Alban, 1842 - 1898

Three-quarter length portrait photograph of Rev. Matthew Plummer, vicar of Heworth, 1831 - 1877

Head and shoulders portrait photograph of the vicar, Rev. Colin Purvis

Letter from John Hodgson, Newcastle, to the churchwardens of the chapelry of Heworth resigning the living of Jarrow and Heworth, 21 October 1833

Records concerning the sudden death of Rev. W.D. Taylor, vicar of the parish of Heworth, St. Mary, between 1994 and 1999, as follows: Note by J.M.H. concerning the death in a road accident of Rev. W.D. Taylor and two colleagues, May 1999 Extract from The Heworth Herald concerning the death of Rev. W.D. Taylor, c. June 1999 Letters of condolence on the death of the Rev. W.D. Taylor, 29 May - 20 June 1999 Order-of-service for the funeral of Rev. W.D. Taylor, 4 June 1999 Order-of-service for the service of thanksgiving for the lives of Catherine Hooper, Michael Hough and David Taylor, 4 June 1999 Copy articles in the press concerning the deaths of the Rev. W.D. Taylor, and his two colleagues, June 1999 Photographs of Rev. W.D. Taylor, his grave on Lindisfarne, Northumberland, a copy obituary and the text of his favourite hymn, c.1999 Order-of-service for the rededication of the Lady Chapel, Rev. W.D. Taylor's last major project at Heworth, 13 February 2000 Extracts from The Heworth Herald, concerning the Lady Chapel, March 2000

Tributes to Rev. David Taylor from the Deanery and the Diocese, [June], 1999

Order of service for Rev. Vince Fenton's Farewell, n.d. [1999]

Order of service for a welcome for Rev. Dorothy Snowball, 7 October 2001

Parish diary, February/March 1972 - April/May/June 1972

Parish diary, September - December 1972

Minute book of Felling clergy and Ministers Fraternal, 12 March 1965 - 9 June 1967

Order of service for a requiem, n.d. [1999]

Order of service for the commemoration of Thomas Hepburn by the National Union of Mineworkers, North East Area, 20 September 2003

Souvenir copy of The Order of the Administration of the Lord's Supper or Holy Communion with the additions and deviations proposed in 1928, published by Cambridge University Press for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, retained in commemoration of the complete restoration of the church of St Mary and used for the first time for Midnight Mass, 25 December 1959