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Register of baptisms, 12 April 1581 - 8 March 1588/89, 17 April 1597 - 5 September 1686; register of marriages, 26 April 1581 - 20 November 1588, 24 April 1597 - 2 August 1686; register of burials, 30 April 1582 - November 1590, 2 February 1596/97 - 30 June 1686

Register of baptisms, 2 April 1686- 1 January 1763; register of marriages, 23 April 1686 - 12 May 1754; register of burials, 29 March 1686 - 21 December 1762

Register of baptisms, 1 January 1763 - 15 November 1812; register of burials, 3 January 1763 - 22 September 1812

Register of baptisms, 3 January 1813 - 15 December 1861

Register of baptisms, 12 January 1862 - 22 February 1970

Register of marriages, 3 June 1754 - 8 October 1812; register of banns of marriage, 28 April 1754 - 14 January 1798, 23 June 1816 - 26 October 1823 and 30 April - 14 May 1843

Register of marriages, 30 January 1813 - 2 November 1837

Register of marriages, 21 August 1837 - 2 June 1990

Register of marriages, 3 August 1991 - 29 September 1995

Register of marriages, 10 August 1996 - 4 August 2001

Register of marriages, 10 August 2002 - 12 August 2006

Register of marriages, 19 August 2006 - 16 June 2012

Register of marriages, 14 July 2012 - 17 November 2018

Register of banns of marriage, 11 January 1824 - 1 June 1902

Register of banns of marriage, 22 June 1902 - 4 June 2000 At beginning: table of fees, n.d.

Register of burials, 4 February 1813 - 8 October 1880

Register of burials, 9 April 1881 - 24 February 2014

Copy burial certificate (2 February 1918) of Powlett Charles John Milbank, 20 October 1932

Copy burial certificate (18 February 1927) of Edwin Spencer Gough, 19 October 1932

Transcript of the parish registers of baptisms, marriages and burials, 1581 - 1800, by E. Spencer Gough, rector, 1896

Copies of baptisms recorded in the registers of the parish of Barningham, 3 January 1813 - 21 July 1889, of marriages, 21 August 1837 - 3 September 1938, and of burials, 9 June 1925 - 3 November 1938,and of burials noted in the parish magazine, 6 February 1898 - 5 August 1905

Register of preachers, offertory and communicants, 23 June 1889 - 20 September 1891

'Sunday Register': a register of preachers, offertory and communicants, 23 June 1889 - 22 December 1918: register of Easter Day communicants, 1890 - 1913

Register of services, 5 January 1919 - 3 December 1933; roll of communicants, 1919

Register of services, 27 May 1945 - 6 February 1955

Register of services, 4 September 1955 - 5 June 1966

Register of services, 11 June 1966 - 14 February 1971 [entries also for 19 - 26 June 1983]

Register of services, 21 February 1971 - 12 November 1978

Register of services, 19 November 1978 - 5 July 1990

The London Gazette containing order for the exchange of patronage between the Lord Chancellor and the Bishop of Ripon, 30 January 1874

Instrument of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners granting procurations and synodals from the See of Ripon to the Rector of Barningham, 23 May 1878

31 March 1817 (1) The Reverend Thomas Collins, Clerk, Rector of Barningham (2) The Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty Counterpart mortgage by (1) to (2) of the benefice of Barningham, by demise of one hundred years, to secure £1000 and interest

22 May 1911 (1) The Reverend Edwin Spencer Gough, Rector of Barningham (2) The Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty Mortgage by (1) to (2), by demise of thirteen years, of the benefice of Barningham to secure £64 and interest

Return of benefice income for the year ended 31 December 1933

Return of benefice income for the year ended 31 December 1936

Return of benefice income, 15 June 1957

Circular from the Ecclesiastical Commission concerning exchange of stocks held on behalf of the benefice of Barningham, 15 February - March 1935

Circular from the Ecclesiastical Commission concerning exchange of stocks held on behalf of the benefice of Barningham, 12 May 1938

Copy provisional contract for the advance of £175 (repayable by 25 annual payments of £7 1s.) by the Lands Improvement Company to the Rector of Barningham for drainage and farm buildings, 24 February 1863

Sanction of the Inclosure Commissioners to the provisional contract EP/Ba 2/16, 9 September 1863

Copy absolute order of the Inclosure Commissioners charging Barningham Glebe with the repayment of £193 12s.6d. Improvement Loan by fifty half-yearly payments of £6 16s.7d., 10 September 1864

Copy of observations upon the exchange of lands proposed between the Rector of Barningham and the Milbanks, with valuation of lands to be exchanged, and copy letter (dated 23 November 1853) from Samuel Wise, Ripon to Henry Turner, Richmond concerning the exchange, n.d. [1853 - 1854]

Office copy of the order of the Inclosure Commissioners for the exchange of lands at Barningham between the Reverend W.F. Wharton, Clerk, Rector of Barningham and Mark Milbank, Esquire. Plan attached, 10 August 1854

21 January 1880 (1) Reverend George Hales (2) Edward and Thomas Brown Tenancy agreement for the Glebe Farm, Barningham (57.5a.) from year to year. Husbandry covenants Rent: £144 p.a.

Correspondence received by Canon Gough, Barningham from W.J. and H.C. Watson, Barnard Castle, solicitors, and the Ecclesiastical Commission, Westminster, concerning sale of Barningham Glebe to the Milbanks and investment of the proceeds, 6 December 1920 - 13 May 1921

Wayleave agreement for electric lines, with plan attached, 24 March 1950

Tracing of lands at Newsham, n.d. [early 19th century] No scale

Tracing of lands [in Barningham parish], n.d. [early 19th century] No scale

Copy of consent of the Patron and Ordinary of the benefice of Barningham to an exchange of lands with Mark Milbank, 20 January 1807

Copy of Pastoral Order reorganising rural deaneries in the Archdeaconry of Richmond, 10 May 1972

Declaration of assent by Percy Dodd to the Thirty Nine Articles of Religion, 6 - 12 July 1908

Curacy licence of Percy Dodd to Leigh, St. Mary, 6 July 1908

Ordination certificate of Percy Dodd, B.A., as deacon, 23 December 190

Ordination certificate of Percy Dodd, B.A., as priest, 15 March 1908

Extract from the will of the Reverend Edwin Spencer Gough (d.1927) bequeathing money for the upkeep of his wife's grave, n.d. [ c.1930]

Collation of Percy Dodd to the Rectory of Barningham, 4 May 1925

Lists of, and notes upon, incumbents of Barningham, n.d.

Notes on the incumbents of Barningham from 1213, by H.B. McCall, November 1908

Correspondence received by the Reverend B. Spencer Gough from H.B. McCall, Kirklington Hall, Bedale, Hon. Editor of The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal and others concerning rectors of Barningham, history of the parish etc., 16 March 1900 - 7 May 1919

Correspondence received by the Reverend Percy Dodd from George W. Waine, Timbermill Road, Caterham Valley, Surrey and 58 Frenchgate, Richmond, Yorks., concerning the history of Barningham and its rectors, 30 June 1926 - 15 July 1936

Letter from the Reverend William Oliver, 171 Belle Vue Road, Leeds 3, to the Reverend Percy Dodd concerning local history matters, 12 November 1936

Extracts concerning the church taken from the Barningham Vestry minutes, 30 November 1813 - 2 March 1819 and from the churchwardens' accounts, 1818 - 1886 made by Rev. W. Oliver, n.d.

Licence for the performance of divine service in a granary in the village of Barningham during the rebuilding of the church, 22 May 1816

Sentence of consecration of the new church at Barningham, 6 August 1817

Letter from Rev. J. Cobham and Churchwardens, M. Mulland and W. S. Metcalf, to Ms. Zoe Bunton concerning the Barningham church roof and organ appeal, 8 November 1978

Letter from Dr. T. G. Bishop to Rev. J. H. A. Cobham concerning the Richmond deanery quota - parish allocations, 22 April 1983

Return of church membership form, 1982

Account book of fees, 15 March 1934 - 3 November 1938

Minutes of Richmond Deanery Synod meeting, 23 November 1981

Tithe apportionment (under an agreement of 25 March 1840) for the parish of Barningham (Barningham, Scargill and Hope townships), 31 December 1841 - 1 January 1842

Altered tithe apportionment, Barningham township, 3 - 4 August 1854

Skeleton plan of the parish of Barningham, comprising the townships of Barningham, Scargill and Hope by T. Bradley and Son of Richmond, n.d. [c.1838 - 1841]

Part 1: Tithe plan of the township of Barningham by J. Humphries of Ripon, 1838

Part 2: Tithe plan of township of Scargill, T. Bradley and Son of Richmond, 1838

Part 3: Tithe plan of township of Hope by T Bradley and Son of Richmond, 1841

Correspondence between the Revd. B. Spencer Gough, Barningham and the Board of Agriclture and Fisheries, London concerning the redemption of tithes in Barningham and Newsham, January 1908 - April 1915

Letter from the Secretary, Queen Anne's Bounty, London to the Reverend B. Spencer Gough concerning investment of tithe redemption proceeds, 9 April 1912

Sealed copy of certificate of redemption of tithe rent-charge, 21 April 1911

Sealed copy of certificate of redemption of tithe rent-charge, 4 May 1911

Sealed copy of certificate of redemption of tithe rent-charge, 6 November 1914

Notes on cost of redemption of various tithe rent-charges, June - July 1910

Schedule of redemption moneys for tithe rent-charges received by the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty and letters from them to Canon Gough, 20 April 1915 - 29 June 1923

Correspondence between Canon Gough, Barningham, G.H. Mennell, Castlegate, York, solicitor and Rogers and Hudson, Richmond, solicitors concerning the redemption of tithe rent-charges on property at Newsham, 29 August 1919 - 17 January 1921

Account of tithes due and paid for the townships of Barningham, Newsham, East and West Hope and Scargill, 1809 - 1810

Half-yearly tithe payments due and received for Barningham, Newsham, Scargill and Hope, 1 July 1875 - January 1913

Half-yearly tithe payments due and received for Barningham, Newsham, Scargill and Hope, 1 July 1913 - 1 July 1925

A valuation of the township of Barningham by Daniel Tuke, June 1830

A valuation (dated June 1830) of the township of Barningham by Daniel Tuke, updated to October 1841

Rough valuation of tithes payable by Sir Frederick Milbank and commuted value thereof, with covering letter from F. Scarth Beadon, 15 July 1921

An account of lands in Newsham formerly titheable to Ravensworth and given in exchange to the rector of Barningham, 1820

Plan of lands in Newsham titheable to the Rector of Barningham, 1820 No scale

Particulars and valuation of tithes in that part of Newsham township within the parish of Barningham, with covering letter from Alexander Calvert to the Revd. Thomas Colling, n.d. [1820]

A survey and field book of those lands within the township of Newsham paying tithes to the Rector of Barningham, n.d. [ c.1820]

Copy of tithe apportionment (dated 1840) for lands within the township of Newsham paying tithes to the Rector of Barningham, by Thomas Bradley of Richmond, November 1841

List of persons in the township of Newsham paying tithes to the Rector of Barningham, n.d. [early 19thcentury] Formerly enclosed in EP/Ba 7/1

List of lands in the township of Newsham titheable to the Rector of Barningham and to be given in exchange to Col. Sheldon Cradock, the lessee of the tithes of Ravensworth, 1820 Formerly enclosed in EP/Ba 10/1

Bank pass book of Barningham Church Restoration Fund, 12 September 1889 - 31 December 1894

Receipts and payments for Barningham Church Restoration Fund, 1889 - 1893

Subscription cards issued to collectors for Barningham Church Restoration Fund, each illustrated with drawing or photograph of the church, n.d. [1889-1891]

Abbreviated statement of account of the restoration fund, audited (3 May 1894) for publication in the Teesdale Mercury, 9 May 1894

Letter from Sir Frederick A. Milbank, Thorp Perrow, Bedale, Yorks., to the Reverend B. Spencer Gough acknowledging and discussing the restoration fund accounts, 6 May 1894

Lithograph of interior of Barningham Church as proposed to be remodelled by J.P. Pritchett of Darlington, architect. Drawn by H.D. Pritchett, n.d. [ c.1889]

Newspaper cuttings from the Teesdale Mercury, the Darlington and Stockton Times and the Yorkshire Post concerning the restoration of Barningham Church and other interests of B. Spencer Gough, 1890 - 1891

Burley (Leeds) Parish Magazine giving news of Mr. Gough's activities in Barningham, September 1890

Teesdale Mercury , containing an account of the re-opening of Barningham Church, 30 September 1891

Order of service of thanksgiving for the restoration of the roof and the organ, 4 May 1980

Subscriptions book for organ fund, 1897 - 1898

Order of service for the dedication of the new organ, 14 August 1899

Statement of receipts and payments for the new organ, n.d. [1899]

Bills and receipts and correspondence received from Forster and Andrews, Organ Manufactory, Hull concerning new organ for Barningham, April 1899 - February 1900

Correspondence received by the Reverend E. Spencer Gough from Sir David Dale, West Lodge, Darlington, Sir Frederick A. Milbank, Barningham Park and others concerning the new organ and the cost of it, 2 March 1897 - 9 November 1898

Photograph of the nave of Barningham church, looking towards the altar, taken before the major rebuilding of the 1890s, n.d. [ c.1890]

Photograph of the chancel and the new chancel screen, n.d. [c.1900]

Plan of heating system in Barningham Church, by Dinning and Cooke, Percy Iron Works, Newcastle, 17 March 1891 Scale: 1/8" to 1 foot [1:96]

Suggestions for the use of Barningham Churchyard, n.d. [early 20th century]

16 April 1966 (1) Henry Charles Jenkins of The Old Rectory, Barningham, civil servant (2) The Church Commissioners for England (3) The Reverend John Hargreaves Ashworth Cobham, Incumbent of Barningham (4) Isabel Kathleen Agar of 9 Castle Hill, Richmond, widow (mortgagee) Copy conveyance by (1) and (4) to (2) of 1939 sq. yds. of land, the site for the new rectory at Barningham. Recites previous deeds. Plan attached Consideration: £125 by (2) to (4) and £725 by (2) to (1)

8 December 1969 (1) The Reverend J.H.A. Cobham (2) The Church Commissioners (3) H.C. Jenkins Copy deed of exchange of two plots of land at Barningham, adjusting the boundary between the old and new rectories. Plan attached

Plan of Barningham Rectory and grounds, n.d. [c.1960] Scale: 1 to 500

Correspondence received by the Reverend Percy Dodd from F. Scarth Beadon, Estate Officer, Staindrop, H.S. Chorley, 3 Park Place, Leeds, surveyor of the Diocese of Ripon and Thomas E. Thompson, Estate Office, Swarcliffe, Harrogate, with reports by these gentlemen regarding the dilapidations at Barningham Rectory, work needed to restore the building to good order etc., 17 October 1930 - 25 November 1931

Receipted bill for building work carried out at Barningham Rectory in October - December 1939, 4 January 1940

Plan of proposed site for rectory, August 1964

Plans and elevations of the proposed new rectory, April 1965

Plan of proposed new rectory, October 1965

Architect's report concerning the sale of the old rectory, 18 August 1964

Counterpart mortgage for securing payment of £2500 towards the cost of building a new rectory, 1 February 1969

1894 (1) James Todd of Barningham, Yorks., Esquire; William Newby of Darlington, gentleman and William James Watson of Barnard Castle, gentleman (on behalf of Jane Shaw); and Mark Newby, an inmate of York County Asylum at Clifton, and Betsy Ann Newby of Barningham, spinster (2) Sir Frederick Acclom Milbank of Thorpe Perrow, Yorks., Baronet; James Todd; the Reverend Edwin Spencer Gough of Barningham, clerk Lease by (1) to (2) of a messuage in Barningham, for a term of seven years Rent: £12 p.a. for the last five years of the term

Inventory of moveable goods, 4 April 1928

Terrier and inventory, n.d. [post 1932]

Faculty for rebuilding Barningham Church, with plan attached, 11 May 1815

Copy citation for faculty, 9 October 1890

Faculty for authorising the removal of the west gallery, the erection of a new chancel arch, organ chamber, clergy and choir vestries and new reredos, and for reseating the parish church at Barningham, with plans attached, 19 November 1890

Faculty for authorising the erection of a chancel screen, removal of the present organ and erection of a new one, and making other alterations to the church at Barningham, with plan attached, 26 October 1898

Faculty for a memorial brass to the late Reverend George Hales, 20 March 1914

Faculty for a memorial brass to the late John Ralph Goldsborough, 26 July 1918

Faculty for a memorial cross and three memorial tablets, 26 May 1920

Faculty for a memorial tablet to the late Canon Edwin Spencer Gough, 27 March 1929

Ordinary Assessment under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Measure, 28 September 1925

Ordinary Assessment under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Measure, 1 May 1931

Ordinary Assessment under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Measure, 1 May 1936

Ordinary Assessment under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Measure, with related correspondence from the Church Commissioners, 17 August - 15 September 1970

Surveyor's report under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Measure, 10 November 1969

Churchwardens' account book, 1732 - 1887; minutes of meetings of the minister, churchwardens and inhabitants concerning the restoration and rebuilding of the church, 30 November 1813 - 2 March 1819; account of sums raised for rebuilding the church, 6 June 1816; minutes of miscellaneous meetings raising church rates for the restoration work etc., 28 March 1826 - 24 November 1846; minutes of meeting appointing new sexton and defining his duties, 21 October 1847; minutes of vestry meetings, 7 April 1874 and 18 November 1874

Churchwardens' account book, 1887 - 1950; short minutes of vestry meetings approving accounts, 23 April 1903 - 16 April 1925

Annual statements of income and expenditure, 1925 - 1937

Offertory with annual summaries and details of special collections, 4 April 1909 - 6 May 1928

Offertory book, 8 March 1874 - 3 April 1892 See also EP/Ba 2/1-2

Offertory book, 2 April 1893 - 28 March 1909 See also EP/Ba 2/2

Correspondence concerning Norbeck Bridge, dispute with Startforth R.D.C. as to liability for repairs etc., with miscellaneous notes and rough plans, 8 February 1896 - 23 March 1898

Vestry minute book, 19 February 1869 - 25 October 1904

Minutes of Parochial Church Council, of the annual vestry and of the annual Parochial Church Meeting, 12 April 1920 - 13 April 1966

Minutes of the Parochial Church Council, 25 April 1966 - 9 November 1978 Includes: minutes of Vestry and Annual General Meetings, 28 March 1967 - 28 March 1978

Minutes of the Parochial Church Council, 18 January 1979 - 15 October 1998 Includes: minutes of Vestry and Annual General Meetings, 19 April 1979 - 7 April 1998

Statements of income and expenditure for 1963 - 1965 Formerly enclosed in EP/Ba 6/1 above

Copy guarantee for bank overdraft for Barningham P.C.C., 22 June 1934

Income and expenditure accounts, 1972 - 1973

Income and expenditure accounts, 1974 - 1975

Income and expenditure accounts, 1975 - 1976

Income and expenditure accounts for the year ended 31 December 1978

Income and expenditure accounts for the year ended 31 December 1980

Income and expenditure accounts for the year ended 31 December 1982

Electoral roll, 1932 - 1933

List of church officers, members of the Parochial Church Council etc., 1932 - 1933

Letter from P. G. Driver, Secretary of Ripon Diocesan Pastoral Committee to the Secretary of the Parochial Church Council concerning the benefice of Barningham and Wycliffe with Hutton Magna, 23 July - 20 August 1979

Letter to the Secretary of the Parochial Church Council from P. G. Driver, Secretary of Ripon Diocesan Pastoral Committee, concerning the parochial quota for 1980, 30 November 1979

Account book of the Overseers of the Poor, 9 July 1783 - 30 September 1820; minutes of vestry meeting, 21 April 1817

Account of of the Overseers of the Poor for the township of Hope, 1784 - 28 March 1837

3 April 1804 (1) The Churchwarden and Overseers of the Poor of Barningham (2) Alexander Blenkinsop (3) Matthew Sayer, resident in Barningham, but settled in Bowes Apprenticeship indenture of (2), aged ten years, to (3) until (2) reaches the age of twenty-one

9 November 1827 (1) The Churchwarden and Overseers of the Poor of Barningham (2) Henry Robinson (3) Ambrose Heslop of Barnard Castle, shoemaker Apprenticeship indenture of (2), aged fifteen, to (3) until (2) shall reach the age of twentyone years Consideration: £14 to (3)

Removal order for Elizabeth Mawson from Lynesack and Softley to Barningham, 7 July 1819

Removal order for Robert Barwick, Ann his wife and Jane their child from Gilling to Barningham, 26 November 1822

Removal order for Mary Sanderson, singlewoman with child, from Richmond to Barningham, 22 November 1823

Removal order for Margaret Alderson from Barningham to Staindrop, 15 June 1824

Removal order for Margaret Clarkson, singlewoman from Barningham to Leyburn, 2 August 1825

Removal order for James Cook and Margaret his wife from Wallsend to Barningham, 20 September 1825 Order suspending the above by reason of sickness endorsed, 20 September 1825

Removal order for Robert Walker, Sarah his wife and their two children from Manchester to Barningham, 6 October 1825 Order suspending the above by reason of sickness endorsed, 6 October 1825

Removal order for Mary Barrwick, singlewoman from Gilling to Barningham, 17 June 1829

Removal order for Robert Walker, Sarah his wife and their four children from Manchester to Barningham, 15 October 1829

Removal order for Grace Robinson and her four children from Barningham to Middleton Tyas, 2 February 1830

Removal order for John Etherington, Elizabeth his wife and their child from Barningham to Romanby, 6 July 1830

Removal order as EP/Ba 7/13 above, 6 July 1830

Removal order for Christopher Richardson from Barningham to Newsham, 29 September 1830

Removal order for John Ellis from Richmond to Barningham, 30 May 1832

Filiation and maintenance order upon James Atkinson of Stockton, nailer for the male bastard of Elizabeth Appleby, 19 July 1814

Filiation and maintenance order upon John Coates of Marske, mason for the female bastard of Mary Robinson, 6 July 1819

Order to apprehend John Wilson of Monk Wearmouth, carter, the putative father of the child of Elizabeth Mawson of Barningham, 7 July 1819

Filiation and maintenance order upon William Dunn of Barningham for the male bastard child of Anne Lee, 29 February 1820

Filiation and maintenance order upon John Wilson of Newbottle for the male bastard of Elizabeth Mawson, 7 June 1820

Filiation and maintenance order upon William Dunn of Barningham for the male bastard of Ann Lee, 30 September 1823

Filiation and maintenance order as EP/Ba 7/24 above, 30 September 1823

Filiation and maintenance order upon John Ward for the female bastard of Mary Sanderson, 6 March 1824

Filiation and maintenance order upon George Metcalf of Barningham, farmer for the female bastard of Esther Dent, 1 March 1825

Filiation and maintenance order upon Edward Ervine of Darlington for the male bastard of Hannah Hardy, 2 May 1829

Examination of Elizabeth Mawson, singlewoman alleging that Ralph Allen of Coundon, labourer, is father of her bastard child, 1 February 1832

Filiation and maintenance order upon Ralph Allen for the female bastard of Elizabeth Mawson, 1 February 1832

Filiation and maintenance order upon James Brown of Gilling, joiner for the male bastard of Jane Barwick, 29 September 1832

Filiation and maintenance order upon Robert Edgar of Barforth for the female bastard of Mary Hall, 29 January 1833

Notice of the first parish meeting summoned under the Local Government Act, 1894 by the overseers and one of the churchwardens, 19 November 1894

Account book of the Highway Surveyors for the township of Barningham, 1799 - 1819; minutes of vestry meeting concerning limestone quarries, 26 October 1815

Log book, Barningham C.E. School, 15 June 1888 - 30 January 1903; Barningham Evening Continuation School, 18 October 1897 - 28 May 1899

Log book, Barningham C.E. School, 2 February 1903 - 11 November 1927

Rector's logbook for Barningham School, 13 May 1886 - 1 April 1889 [with later notes relating to the curriculum]

Minute book of managers, Barningham National Schools, 28 May 1903 - 2 June 1944

Return to the Board of Education for Barningham C.E. School, Mixed Department for the year ended 31 March 1924

Return to the Board of Education for Barningham C.E. School, Mixed Department for the year ended 31 March 1925

Certificates awarded to Barningham Church School in the Swaledale Tournament of Song, 1925 and 1927

Certificates awarded to Barningham Church School in the Teesdale Musical Tournament, 1925, 1927, 1928

Notes on the history of Barningham schools, n.d. [post 1906]

Account book for pocket money, clothing, laundry and domestic items, board and lodging [for pupils at a school kept by the Rector of Barningham?], 1823 - 1826

Report by the Diocesan Inspector on Barningham C.E. School, 10 June n.y.

Report by the Diocesan Inspector on Barningham C.E. School, 20 June 1919

Circular letter from the Board of Education concerning the organisation of schools in the Barnard Castle area, 26 August 1938

Copy, from the return of 1870, concerning the existing provision of education in Barningham, n.d. [later 19th century]

Letter informing the Managers of the appointment of Doris Addison as a supplementary teacher, 11 October 1932

Letter of resignation of Eva Seymour, July 1933

Correspondence concerning temporary closure of Barningham C.E. School due to lack of teachers, 6 - 17 November 1944

Memorandum by the Trustees of Barningham School of appointment of Robert Atkinson of Newsham as school teacher and of his remuneration, 6 December 1811 [EP/Ba 12/2 - 12/13 from an original bundle]

Rules for letting rooms for other than elementary education purposes, n.d. [ c.1920]

Printed rules for letting rooms at the school for purposes other than elementory education, n.d.

Barningham School memoranda book: describes letting of lands forming the endowment of the charity, expenses on buildings, names and numbers of scholars, 1817 - 1834 At rear of volume: Receipts and payments of the trustees of the Poor and School Lands, 1817 - 1838

Letter from Barr, Nelson and Company, 4 South Parade, Leeds to the Reverend E. Spencer Gough concerning Barningham School endowments, 26 February 1904

Letter from the Education Committee, North Riding County Council to the Reverend E. Spencer Gough concerning Barningham School endowments, 26 March 1907

Correspondence received by the Reverend E. Spencer Gough from the Education Committee, North Riding County Council concerning the apportionment of the charitable endowments of Barningham School, 22 January 1910 - 13 April 1912

Minute book of managers, Scargill School, 10 October 1903 - 3 July 1941

Details of payments made by the Reverend E. Spencer Gough in disbursement of a legacy of £50 left by Mrs. E. Johnson, 1903 - 1911

Correspondence and receipts relating to the legacy of £50 to the Rector of Barningham bequeathed by the will of E. Johnson, deceased, for charitable purposes, 28 April 1903 - 25 November 1910

Correspondence received by the Reverend Percy Dodd from W.J. and H.C. Watson, concerning Miss McCulloch's benefaction, 3 - 4 September 1935

Copy of order of the Charity Commission for vesting the lands of Barningham Village Hall in the Official Trustee of Charity Lands, 27 May 1949

30 May 1684 (1) John Pinkney of Barningham, yeoman (2) Henry Lightfoot of Barningham, Clerk; Richard Hardy, Thomas Appleby and Robert Hawden, all of Barningham, yeomen Bargain and sale and feoffment by (1) to (2), with livery of seisin endorsed, of Low Close (3a.), High Close (2a.), Yeargraves (la.) and two cattlegates in Barningham Cow Close Consideration: £123

30 May 1684 (1) Henry Lightfoot and others (2) George Hawden and Sthephen Hardy, both of Barningham, yeomen Declaration of trust by (1) of the premises conveyed to them by EP/Ba 12/2 above in favour of the poor people of the township of Barningham and of the school there

30 May 1684 (1) John Pinkney of Barningham, yeoman (2) Henry Lightfoot and others Bond of (1) to (2) in £240 to perform covenants in indenture of even date

Copy of EP/Ba 12/2 above, n.d.

Copy of EP/Ba 12/3 above, n.d.

Copy of EP/Ba 12/3 above, n.d.

11-12 July 1810 (1) Thomas Appleby of Arncliffe in Craven, Yorks., yeoman (2) Matthew Hardy of Barningham, yeoman (3) The Reverend Samuel Swire, D.D., Rector of Barningham (4) Mark Milbank of Thorpe Perrow, Yorks., Esquire; Samuel Swire; Matthew Hardy; Christopher Fryer of Barningham, gentleman; and Richard Peacock of Barningham,butcher Lease and release by (1) and (2) to (3) of lands specified in EP/Ba 12/2 to the use of (4) upon the trusts declared in EP/Ba 12/3 above. Recites EP/Ba 12/2 etc.

Appointment of John Todd, William Todd and Thomas Wilkinson, all of Barningham, as additional trustees, 4 October 1837

9 September 1841 (1) Mark Milbank of Thorpe Perrow and of Barningham, Yorks., Esquire (2) John Humphries of Ripon, Yorks., Esquire (3) Mark Milbank (Lord of the Manor of Barningham); the Reverend William Fitzwilliam Wharton, Clerk, Rector of Barningham; William Todd of Barningham, gentleman; William Todd the younger of Barningham, gentleman; Thomas Westmoreland of Barningham, farmer Statutory release by (1) to (3) of lands in Barningham as specified in EP/Ba 12/2 above, and an allotment of 1r.24p. from Barningham Cow Close upon the trusts of EP/Ba 12/3 above. Recites previous deeds Endorsed: 19 September 1871 (1) Mark Milbank, William Fitzwilliam Wharton and William Todd (2) Mark William Vane Milbank of Barningham Park, Esquire and Francis McCulloch of Barningham, gentleman Appointment of (2) as additional trustees by (1) 29 September 1879 (1) Mark Milbank, Mark William Vane Milbank and Francis McCulloch (2) The Reverend George Hales, Clerk, Rector of Barningham Appointment of (2) as additional trustee by (1) 29 March 1899 (1) Francis McCulloch and the Reverend George Hales (2) Sir Powlett Charles John Milbank of Norton Manor, Radnor, Baronet, M.P. and the Reverend Edwin Spencer Gough, Clerk Appointment of (2) as additional trustees by (1)

Letter from R. Lidderdale, East Wood to the Reverend Dr. Swire, Melsonby concerning the state of the trusteeship of the parochial charities, 8 April 1818

Case, with the opinion of J. Hullock of Barnard Castle thereupon, concerning the appointment of new trustees, with covering letter from Matthew Hardy, Barningham forwarding the opinion to Dr. Swire at Melsonby, 11 May 1810

Correspondence between the Reverend E. Spencer Gough, Barningham and W. and W.J. Watson, Barnard Castle, solicitors concerning the parish charities, 6 December 1898 - 3 January 1899

Charity Commission scheme regulating the School and Poor's Estate, 24 August 1906

Statements of the receipt and expenditure of the School and Poor Estate Charity, 1 April 1903 - 30 September 1911, 28 November 1911

Statement of account of the Poor and School Estates Charity for the year ending 31 December 1912, with list of trustees, 29 January 1913

Correspondence received from Barclay and Company Ltd., Richmond, bankers, with stock certificates attached, concerning investment of the endowments of the Barningham charities, 31 December 1897 -13 December 1915

Printed scheme for the charity called School and Poor's Estate, 24 August 1906

9 May 1837 (1) John Todd of Barningham, Yorkshire, gentleman (2) Mark Milbank of Thorp Hall and of Barningham Park, Yorkshire, esq., Lord of the Manor of Barningham; the Reverend Harry Vane Russell of Barningham, Clerk, Rector of Barningham; Thomas Westmorland of Barningham, farmer, Churchwarden of the township of Barningham Declaration of trusts of £298 17s.6d., 3.5% annuities and the income arising therefrom for providing for the education of eight poor girls at Barningham

Details of the Todd Charity: endowments, names of trustees, particulars of income and expenditure, 1 January 1903 - 5 October 1911, 28 November 1911

Correspondence and notices from the Official Trustees Department, Charity Commission concerning the reinvestment of the funds of John Todd's Charity, 27 January - 22 February 1933

Certificates awarded to Barningham Church Choir in the Swaledale Tournament of Song, 1925, 1926, 1930, 1931

Parish magazine, October 1891

Barningham parish newsletter, July [1973] - March 1975

Parish newsletter, (Barningham until April 1977; Barningham and Scargill, Wycliffe and Hutton Magna from May 1977), December [1976] - December 1980

Parish newsletter, January 1981 - December 1985

Parish newsletter, February 1986 - August 1988

Parish News , September 1988 - April 1989

Parish News, June - August 1989

Parish News , October - November 1996

Parish magazines, 1891

Parish magazines, 1896

Parish magazine, May 1934

Parish magazine, June 1935

Copy of plan of Barningham Cow Close as allotted in 1803, shewing owners and acreages, n.d. [ c.1803] Scale: 4 chains to 1 inch [1:3168]

Barningham Cow Close Inclosure Award, by Arthur Mowbray of Durham, Esquire, 18 June 1807; plan of the alloted area by John Bell, surveyor, 1803

Census enumerator's schedule for the township of Barningham, [June] 1841

Inventory of crops and weekly labour accounts, 5 February - 7 May 1870

Royal proclamation exhorting frugality in the use of grain, 2 May 1917

Notice of short service to be held to celebrate the signing of the Peace Treaty, 28 June 1919

Parish roll of honour, 1914 - 1917

Copies of baptisms recorded in Wycliffe parish registers, 1685 - 1812; marriages, 1686 - 1812; burials, 1681 - 1872; banns, 1754 - 1897, copy made August 1947

Copies of baptisms records in Wycliffe Roman Catholic registers, 1763 - 1838, copies made September 1946

Order-of-service for the dedication of the new pews and other works carried out during the restoration of the church during the last 3 years by Rt. Rev. George Armitage Chase, 8 April 1949

Sketch of St. Mary's church, Wycliffe, with, on reverse, details of the Wyclif family and appeal for contributions to the repair of the roof, 1962

Newspaper cutting describing a visit by the Archaeological and Architectural Society of Durham and Northumberland to Gainford and Wycliffe churches, 21 July 1920

Newspaper cutting concerning the marriage of the Rector of Wycliffe, 27 October 1920

Newspaper cutting concerning a confirmation service in Wycliffe church, 16 March 1921

Newspaper article describing Wycliffe and its church, 14 May 1949

Newspaper article in the Teesdale Mercury on the restoration of Wycliffe church, n.d. c.1949

Newspaper cutting from the Stockton and Darlington Times , showing a procession to Wycliffe church on Rogation Day, 2 June 1962