Catalogue

Register of baptisms, 1832 - 1855

Register of baptisms, 1855 - 1883

Register of baptisms, 1883 - 1894

Register of baptisms, 1894 - 1922

Register of baptisms, 1922 - 1941

Register of baptisms, 24 July 1941 - 28 December 1947

Register of baptisms, 28 December 1947 - 7 July 1974

Register of baptisms, 7 July 1974 - 12 November 1989

Register of baptisms, 12 November 1989 - 3 September 2000

Register of baptisms, 1 October 2000 - 7 November 2004

Register of marriages, 1832 - 1837

Register of marriages, 1837 - 1851

Register of marriages, 1851 - 1865

Register of marriages, 1866 - 1877

Register of marriages, 1877 - 1904

Register of marriages, 1904 - 1918

Register of marriages, 1918 - 1928

Register of marriages, 1929 - 1939

Register of marriages, 1939 - 1945

Register of marriages, 19 January 1946 - 3 March 1962

Register of marriages, 3 March 1962 - 15 July 1972

Register of marriages, 5 August 1972 - 6 November 1982

Register of marriages, 19 July 1997 - 24 September 2005

Register of marriages, 19 December 1982 - 5 July 1997

Register of banns, 1832 - 1921

Register of banns of marriage, 25 December 1955 - 6 August 1967

Register of banns of marriage, 30 July 1967 - 25 May 1980

Register of banns of marriage, 1 June 1980 - 29 December 1985

Register of banns of marriage, 15 December 1985 - 28 February 1993

Register of banns of marriage, 7 March 1993 - 8 October 2006

Register of burials, 1832 - 1837

Register of burials, 1837 - 1862

Register of burials, 1862 - 1864

Register of burials, 1874 - 1880

Register of burials, 1880 - 1887

Register of burials, 1887 - 1890

Register of burials, 1890 - 1899

Register of burials, 1899 - 1950

Register of burials, 6 December 1950 - 18 June 1969

Register of burials, 18 June 1969 - 13 July 1987

Register of burials, 13 July 1987 - 16 September 1994

Register of burials, 5 October 1994 - 24 May 2002

Register of confirmations, 11 April 1943 - 26 February 1975

Register of confirmations, 20 February 1976 - 24 November 1998

Register of services, 14 June 1885 - 17 July 1892 Includes list of possible confirmation candidates, 1888 and notes about a demonstration of the Three Church Sunday Schools, 21 June [1880 's] For enclosures see: EP/HH 54-5

Register of services, 20 July 1892 - 19 May 1901 For enclosures see : EP/HH 67 and 70

Register of services, 8 April 1901 - 1 October 1922 Includes an illustrated account of the consecration of the new church on 29 April 1901

Register of services, 8 October 1922 - 12 November 1939

Register of services, 19 November 1939 - 31 December 1944

Register of services, 1 January 1945 - 25 April 1952

Register of services, 27 April 1952 - 2 March 1958

Register of services, 3 March 1958 - 27 March 1964

Register of services, 29 March 1964 - 25 March 1971

Register of services, 28 March 1971 - 8 September 1976

Register of services, 12 September 1976 - 30 April 1994

Map showing the alteration of the boundaries of the parishes of East Rainton and Hetton-le-Hole, 1956 Scale: 12 inches to 1 mile [1:5280]

Order in council altering the boundaries of the parishes of East Rainton and Hetton-le-Hole, 29 November 1956

Map showing the alteration of the areas of the parishes of East Rainton and Hetton-le-Hole, 8 November 1973 Scale: 10 inches to 1 mile [1:6336]

Copy pastoral order transferring part of East Rainton parish to Hetton-le-Hole parish, 6 February 1974

Map showing the alteration of the areas of the parishes of Lyons, and Hetton-le-Hole, 20 March 1991 Scale: 1 cm. to 20 m. [1:200]

Copy order for the alteration of the areas of the parishes of Hetton-le-Hole and Lyons, 20 May 1991

Order in council uniting the benefices of Eppleton and Hetton-le-Hole, 12 July 1996

Copy of The London Gazette , 22 May 1891, recording the grant by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of a yearly sum or stipend of £20, 14 May 1891

Letter to the rector from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, informing him of a change in the existing system of grants for curates, 9 August 1946

Notification from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of a grant to augment the income of the benefice, 10 March 1925

Schedule of securities in respect of which the Church Commissioners have made stabilisation orders under the Benefices (Stabilisation of Incomes) Measure, 1 July 1952

Licence for one year for the performance of divine service at Hetton le Hole church hall, 1 October 1999

Licence for one year for the performance of divine service at Hetton le Hole church hall, 14 September 2000

Licence for one year for the performance of divine service at Hetton le Hole church hall, 25 September 2001

Order of service for the admission of the Reverend Hubert Edgar George, B.A. to the perpetual curacy of Annfield Plain, 7 November 1945

Notification to the churchwardens of the Bishop of Durham's intention to admit Rev. Duncan Chisholm Hannam to the benefice, 13 December 1954

Correspondence concerning the appointment of the Reverend M. Beck to the newly created United Benefice of Hetton-le-Hole and Eppleton as well as Rural Dean of Houghton-le-Spring Deanery, 6 June - 28 November 1996

Archdeacon's enquiry of the priest of a parish about to become vacant, 12 December 1995

Pastoral order creating the rural deaneries of Gateshead West and Sedgefield, and altering the boundaries of the rural deaneries of Easington, Jarrow and Chester-le-Street, 12 June 1978

Great Eppleton tithe apportionment and plan, 1838

Hetton-le-Hole tithe apportionment and plan, 1839, with altered apportionments and plans, 1892 and 1924

Little Eppleton tithe apportionment and plan, 1839

Altered apportionment of tithe rent-charge relating to property at Hetton-le-Hole, belonging to Lambton and Hetton Collieries Ltd.; Mrs. J.K.M. Fisher; and the Trustees of the late Bishop Fisher, n.d., [1924]

Schedule of Hetton tithes detailing number on the plan, description of the property, area, occupier, owner and commuted value, n.d., [1891]

Schedule of redeemed tithe apportionments relating to areas of land numbered 295-298; 302; 304-308; 322-323 on the plan, detailing the rent- charge payable to the rector, 1 August 1923

Account of the commuted value of Great Eppleton tithes, 1891

Account of the commuted value of Little Eppleton tithes, n.d., [1891]

Letter from Nathaniel Clark, Beamish Park, Chester-le-Street, to Rev. A. Dingle at [Hetton-le-Hole], informing him who to claim tithe from for four fields on Sheriff's Moor, 2 December 1891

Letter from Charles L.P. Robinson, Easby Abbey, Richmond, Yorkshire, to [the rector of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas], correcting his calculation of the commuted tithe due from his estate, 14 July 1894

Tithe redemption certificate relating to areas of land at Great Eppleton, numbered 54-57; 59-67 on the plan, 30 August 1922

Tithe redemption certificate relating to areas of land at Hetton-le-Hole, numbered 124-127; 200-202; 230-231; 241; 257; 295-298; 300; 302; 304-308; 317; 321-323 on the plan, 22 January 1924

Tithe redemption certificate relating to areas of land at Hetton-le-Hole, numbered 133; 232A; 261A; 263; 267; 273-274; 282; 286; 288; 314-316; 338-341; 344A-348; 351-353A; 364A-366 on the plan, 27 May 1924

Tithe redemption certificate relating to areas of land at Hetton-le-Hole, numbered 392-395; 401; 403-405 on the plan, 11 August 1925

Tithe redemption certificate relating to areas of land at Hetton-le-Hole, numbered 121A; 131A; 261B; 266A; 283A; 342A; 356A; 364B on the plan, 31 December 1932

Appeal for funds for a new church, 1896. Includes engraving of the proposed church (Stephen Piper, architect, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne) (1 printed paper, 5 copies)

List of subscriptions to the New Church Building Fund, 1899 Includes engraving of the church by Whiteman & Bass, London (1 printed paper, 31 copies)

Copies of The Durham County Advertiser , 3 May 1901, recording the consecration of the church, 29 April 1901 (2 copies)

Receipted accounts in connection with the building and furniture of the New Church, January 1894 - 2 June 1899

Account of subscriptions received and promised for the New Church building fund, including a print of the church, May 1899

Account book containing audited accounts for the new church building fund, 23 May 1892 - 3 April 1902 Includes accounts of a memorial window to Queen Victoria in the new church, 27 January 1902 - 4 June 1903

Notes concerning the new listing and wiring of the church, including estimates received and the award of the contract, n.d.

Order of service for the consecration of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas, 29 April 1901

Letter from James Todd, 74 New Elvet, Durham, to R.D. Cochrane, Hetton-le-Hole, consenting, on behalf of Johnson's Trust, to an alteration to the wall and railing in front of St. Nicholas' Villa, as part of the church rebuilding works, 19 October 1900

Medallion commemorating the consecration of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas, depicting the church on the obverse and an inscription on the reverse, 29 April 1901

Invoices for goods and services supplied to the churchwardens in connection with the rebuilding of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas, as follows: Hills and Co., booksellers, stationers, bookbinders and printers, 19 Fawcett Street, Sunderland; George N. Read, ironmonger, 3 Norfolk Street, Sunderland; Bainbridge and Co. Ltd., Albert House, Newcastle upon Tyne; Newcastle Daily Leader , newspaper proprietor, High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne; H.S. Vincent and Co., organ builders, Villiers Street South, Sunderland; and J.D. Todd, printer, 9-10 Sans Street, Sunderland, 17 May - 10 September 1901 All the invoices have decorative billheads illustrating the company's premises or products and have been retained as examples

Correspondence between Rev Geoffrey Lynn, The Rectory, Houghton Road, Hetton le Hole, Tyne and Wear; Rev. J. Ruscoe, secretary, Diocese of Durham Advisory Council for the Care of Churches, The Vicarage, South Hylton, Sunderland; Mr. H.S. Waddle, 16 Houghton Road, Hetton le Hole, Tyne and Wear and Hetton Town Council, Hetton House, Hetton le Hole, Tyne and Wear, concerning the design, funding and faculty for a replacement for the west window of St Nicholas's church, 9 June 1986 - 20 May 1987

Plan showing proposed choir and vestry and the removal of the organ, by T.E. Oliver, Hetton Colliery, 1886

Plan of the new heating installation in the church, by A.R. Poole and Sons Ltd., heating engineers, Darlington, 14 October 1940 Scale: 8 feet to 1 inch [1:96]

Plan and section of the church showing interior and exterior floor treatments, by W.M. and T.R. Milburn, chartered architects, 4 Grange Terrace, Sunderland, 28 December 1976 Scale: 1:200

Design for a replacement for the west window of the church of Hetton le Hole, St. Nicholas, depicting a cross and chalice, by Selwyn Beattie of Stanley, window artist, n.d. [1986] Scale: 1:8

Design for a stained glass window for St Nicholas's church on the theme of the nativity, with an explanation of the design, by S.S. Beattie, Reinwood, 60 Tweed Terrace, Stanley, n.d. [1980s] Scale: 1:8

Photograph of three lancet windows with brass dedication plate beneath, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a group of three lancet windows with stone surround, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a window behind the high altar, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a group of three lancet windows with painted surround, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a window depicting the annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, gifted to the church by Hetton Mothers' Union and dedicated 31 January 1988, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a window depicting the nativity, gifted to the church by Margaret Mason and dedicated 1988, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a window depicting Mary and the boy Jesus, gifted to the church by H.S. Waddle, churchwarden, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a memorial window dedicated to Frederic Greenhow who drowned on 2 August 1908, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a copy of Leonardo da Vinci's painting, The Last Supper, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photograph of a brass eagle lectern, in the church of Hetton-le-Hole, n.d., 1997

Photographs of church plate and silverware, n.d. [c. 1980s]

Building report on St Nicholas' church, church hall and 17 Rectory Road, 20 January 1945

Building report on St. Nicholas' church and church property known as 17 Rectory Road, January 1946

Notes concerning the overhaul of the organ by Mr Prested, n.d.

Site investigation report concerning subsidence by Dunelm Drilling Company Limited, Bleach Green, Hetton - le - Hole, Tyne and Wear, DH5 9HH, June 1999

Correspondence relating to the redundancy of the church of St. Nicholas and the church of All Saints, Eppleton, 10 October 2000 - 23 March 2004

Form of consecration of a burial ground in the Diocese of Durham, 1890

Copy order in council, dated 9 May 1892, closing the church, and the churchyard on the west side of the church, to future burials, n.d., [mid-20th century]

Notices informing the Rector that the church of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas, and the tomb of Nicholas Wood in the churchyard, have been scheduled as buildings of special architectural or historic interest, 14 January 1986

Tree preservation order issued by the Borough of Sunderland relating to groups of, and individual, trees in the centre of Hetton le Hole, including St Nicholas' churchyard, 25 January 1978

Plan of proposed Borough of Sunderland tree preservation order relating to Hetton Centre, showing trees to be included in the order and Council-owned trees excluded from the order, January 1978 Scale: 1:1250

Grant of planning permission by City of Sunderland Council for arboricultural work in the churchyard comprising the removal of one lime tree and epicormic growth from three other trees at the front of the church, removal of two poplars adjacent to the Masonic Hall and pruning of one sycamore away from the Hall, 20 April 2002

Order in council that no new burial ground shall be opened in Hetton-le-Hole with the following exceptions, 9 May 1892: 1) in partly walled graves provided that the earth above them can be opened to the depth of five feet without exposing coffins or disturbing human remains, burial may be allowed of so many of the relations of those interred at the date of this order as can be buried at or below that depth 2) in earthen graves now existing as can be opened to the depth of five feet without exposing coffins or disturbing human remains, burial may be allowed of so many of the relations of those interred at the date of this order as can be buried at or below that depth 3) in such reserved grave spaces (as never before been buried in and which remain free from water) burials may be allowed of so many members of the families to whom that may be allotted as can be buried at or below five feet

3 March 1903 (1) The Hetton Coal Co. Ltd. (2) Rev. Charles Henry Newman, The Rectory, Hetton-le-Hole Agreement that (2) may use a building near the National School as a church hall Rent: 5s. p.a.

Location plan of the church hall, n.d. [1940] Scale: 1:2500

Correspondence between Hetton Urban District Council, Hetton House, Hetton-le-Hole; Rev. H.D. Cave, The Rectory, Hetton-le-Hole; and H.S. Waddle, 16 Houghton Road, Hetton-le-Hole, concerning the attempts of the Parochial Church Council to persuade the U.D.C. to rescind an order to demolish Mission House and allow the P.C.C. to add it to the church hall, 28 February 1952 - 24 February 1954

2 January 1927 (1) Rev. Frederick Smith (2) Houghton-le-Spring District Electric Lighting Co. Ltd. Wayleave agreement for fixing a wire stay at the Rectory, Hetton-le-Hole Includes: plan Scale: 1:2500

1 May 1955 (1) The Church Commissioners for England (2) Rev. Duncan Chisholm Hannam Mortgage of the income of the benefice for the purchase of 'Rose Villa', Houghton Road, Hetton-le-Hole, as a parsonage house

1 July 1955; copy made, 14 July 1955 (1) Norman Vincent Carpenter of 'Rose Villa', Hetton-le-Hole, solicitor and his wife, Dorothy (2) Church Commissioners for England (3) Rev. Duncan Chisholm Hannam, incumbent of the benefice of the Rectory of Hetton-le-Hole Copy conveyance by (1) to (3) of Rose Villa, Houghton Road, Hetton-le-Hole, and a piece of land to the north and west of it Consideration: £3,000 Includes: plan

1 April 1956 (1) The Church Commissioners for England (2) Rev. Duncan Chisholm Hannam, The Rectory, Hetton-le-Hole Mortgage of the income of the benefice for the improvement of Rose Villa

Correspondence concerning the building repairs to the vicarage following the appointment of the Reverend M. L. Beck to the parish of Hetton-le-Hole and Eppleton, 25 October 1996 - 18 March 1998

Faculty authorising the demolition and re-building of Hetton-le-Hole, St. Nicholas' church, 22 December 1898

Faculty authorising the repair of the left-hand lancet window in the south transept, the removal of all existing glass protection to the three lancets of the south transept window and their replacement with Lexan, 12 February 1996

Faculty authorising the sinking of test borings and pits around the church of Hetton, St. Nicholas to investigate the stability of the building, 4 August 1999

Faculty authorising the excavation of the drain immediately inside the western boundary of the churchyard to allow for inspection, cleaning and repair, 11 October 1999

Faculty authorising the removal to the church hall of the altar, altar furnishings and one brass eagle lectern; two Bishop's chairs, two wooden candle stands and two small wooden tables; one brass ewer, one wooden credence table and one altar; one wooden lectern, plate and vestments, 2 July 2003

Faculty authorising the removal of one stained glass window from the south end of the west wall, its loan to Bowes Museum and its replacement with Vandalite, 6 November 2003

Archdeacon's certificate authorising general repairs and exterior decoration, 11 June 1956

Archdeacon's certificate authorising arboricultural work in the churchyard, including the removal of one lime tree and two poplars, 2 May 2002

Interlocutory order authorising structural investigations and the removal of plaster from the whole area of the arch on the south west corner of the south transept to proceed whilst the parish petitions for a faculty, 16 April 1999

Interlocutory order allowing the execution of structural investigations and the removal of plaster from the whole area of the arch on the south west corner of the south transept, 16 April 1999

Interlocutory order allowing the installation of a pipe in the churchyard within the churchyard boundary to lead to the main sewers outside the churchyard. The work to include excavation by hand and subsequent reinstatement of a small area of the churchyard, 28 July 1999

Terrier, 1902 -1904, 1925, 1927 - 1932, 1935 - 1938

Inventory, 6 January 1944

Terrier and inventory, 5 January 1996 - 22 May 2001

Church log book, 20 June - 26 November 1995

Architect's report on St. Nicholas' church by John A.G. Niven, The Old Hall, 57 Front Street, West Auckland, June 1994

Architect's report by J. A. G. Niven, Architect, Niven and Niven Architects, The Old Hall, 57 Front Street, West Auckland, DL14 9HL, June 1994

Assessment fixing the parish's annual contribution to the cost of repairs identified at the quinquennial inspection, 1 May 1937

Assessment fixing the parish's annual contribution to the cost of repairs identified at the quinquennial inspection, 22 October 1951

Amended assessment of the parish's annual contribution to the cost of repairs identified at the 1951 quinquennial inspection, 31 October 1955

Assessment fixing the parish's annual contribution to the cost of repairs identified at the quinquennial inspection, 15 October 1956

Assessment fixing the parish's annual contribution to the cost of repairs identified at the quinquennial inspection, 2 January 1962

Quinquennial inspection by W. Milburn and T. R. Milburn, Chartered Architects, 4 Grange Terrace, Stockton Road, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR2 7DF, July 1989

Surveyor's report on dilapidations at Hetton-le-Hole rectory, by D. McIntyre, diocesan surveyor, 11 July 1951

Schedule of dilapidations noted at the quinquennial inspection of Rose Villa, Houghton Road, Hetton-le-Hole, by D.L. Renton, diocesan surveyor, November 1996

Schedule of dilapidations noted at the quinquennial inspection of January 1986 by A. O. Lee, Diocesan Surveyor, Hayton, Lee and Braddock, Owengate House, Durham, DH1 3HB

Schedule of dilapidations noted at the quinquennial inspection of March 1991 by D. L. Renton, Diocesan Surveyor, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, DL14, 7QJ

Schedule of dilapidations noted at the quinquennial inspection of August 2001 by M. Galley, Diocesan Surveyor, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, DL14 7QJ

Offertory receipt form for 12 June 1904

Offertory accounts, 7 August 1892 - 17 June 1894

Offertory accounts, 18 August 1895 - [31 May] 1896

List of donors to the window fund, n.d. [1986]

Sequestration order during the vacancy following the resignation of Rev. Herbert Douglas Cave, 7 October 1954

Minute book of vestry meetings, 27 March 1847 - 22 April 1969 Includes an illustrated account of the consecration of the new church on 29 April 1901

Minute book of Parochial Church Council, 26 July 1922 - 4 March 1937

Minute book of Parochial Church Council, 1 April 1937 - 8 March 1945

Minute book of Parochial Church Council, 5 April 1945 - 20 February 1957 For enclosures see: EP/HH 52-3, 56, 58-9 and 69

Minute book of Parochial Church Council, 24 April 1957 - 21 May 1975 For enclosures see: EP/HH/60-61, 68 and 71-2

Minutes of meetings, 21 May 1992 - 29 March 2001 Includes: Lists of various committees and their respective members Attendance sheets of Parochial Church Council members

Minutes of meetings, 16 July 2001 - 8 February 2007

Minutes of annual general meetings, 17 January 1944 - 21 March 1993 Includes: List of Churchwardens, 1847 - 1996 Newspaper articles

Minutes of annual general meetings, 17 April 1994 - 9 April 2006 Includes: list of Churchwardens and deputy Churchwardens, 1994 - 2007 Newspaper articles

Receipts and payments accounts for the years ending 31 December, 1945 - 1947, 1951, 1962 - 1963, 1965 and 1966

Receipts and payment account for the church for the year ended 31 December 1998

Receipts and payments accounts for both the church and church hall for the year ending 31 December 2003

Terms of agreement between Alan Emmerson, organist, and the rector, church wardens and Parochial Church Council, 16 September 1934

Correspondence between the Lambton, Hetton and Joicey Collieries Ltd., Bunker Hill, Philadelphia; Rev. Hubert E. George, 5 Office Place, Hetton-le-Hole; and Legge and Miller, solicitors, Houghton-le-Spring; concerning the purchase of 1 Front Street, Hetton, to house the church caretaker, 25 - 29 May 1943

Contract of employment as verger, of Mr. G. Bullen, 17 Rectory Road, Hetton-le-Hole, 30 January 1950

22 March 1844; copy made, 2 January 1903 (1) Hon. Maria Jane Bowes Barrington of Torquay, Devon, widow (2) Minister, chapelwardens and overseers of the township of Hetton-le-Hole, in the parish of Houghton le Spring Certified copy of Close Roll (Chancery) 1844, part 32, no. 3, recording a grant dated 27 February 1844 by (1) to (2) of 722 sq. yds. of land at Hetton-le-Hole, together with the school house and other buildings recently built on it, in trust, only for the purpose of educating children and adults of the working and poorer classes in Hetton-le-Hole upon the principles of the Incorporated National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church Includes: plan No scale Originally part of a bundle with EP/HH 129-132

Agenda of a meeting of managers and trustees of church schools to discuss proposals for a concordat with Durham County Council, whereby the Council would take over the running of the schools, 5 February 1904 Originally part of a bundle with EP/HH 128, 130-132

Letters to Rev. F. Smith from [Lindsay Moore], at The Hermitage, Chester-le-Street or Allean House, Pitlochry, Perthshire, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of operating the school as a National School or a school provided by the Hetton Colliery Company, or allowing the County Council to take it over, 8 September - 8 October 1904 Originally part of a bundle with EP/HH 128-129, 131-132

Memorandum of arrangement whereby Durham County Council assumes responsibility for the Barrington School for 21 years, 1 November 1940 Originally part of a bundle with EP/HH 128-130, 132

Correspondence between Rev. D.C. Hannam, The Rectory, Hetton-le-Hole; Director of Education, Durham County Council, Shire Hall, Durham; National Society for Promoting Religious Education in Accordance with the Principles of the Church of England, 69 Great Peter Street, Westminster; Western and Sons, solicitors, 35 Essex Street, Strand, London; Colonel F.J.C. Bowes Lyon, Sennicott House, Chichester, Sussex; Ministry of Education (Legal Branch), Curzon Street, London; Jack Norwood, St. Giles's Vicarage, Durham; and Miss P. Carter, Diocesan Office, The College, Durham, concerning the closure of the Barrington School; the reversion of the site to Mrs. Barrington's heirs, the County Council's negotiations to use the site as craft rooms for Hetton Lyons Modern School; and the Rector's attempts to secure a new parish hall from Colonel Bowes Lyon, the reversioner, 24 February 1955 - 7 November 1957 Originally part of a bundle with EP/HH 128-31

Part of the parish magazine concerning a proposed visit to the Bishop of Durham, a young men ' s excursion to Jesmond Dene, parish details and a subscription list for the Queen Victoria memorial window, October 1902

"The Link", No 1, of a new series of newsletters to be sent to every family in the parish, December 1961

"The Link", No 2, October 1962

Parish magazine, June 1901

Medallion commemorating the centenary of the birth of Robert Raikes, founder of the Sunday School movement, with notes, n.d., [1880]

Fragment of an album of newspaper cuttings comprising articles on the consecration of Hetton, St. Nicholas, 3 May 1901; Canon Barrett's discovery of the baptism entries of Elizabeth Barrett and her brother, Edward, at Kelloe church; the dining habits of the royal household; a presentation to a departing clergyman at Nottingham; sentiments experienced on leaving an old house; verses on waiting, a worker's prayer and English homes, n.d., [1901]

Plan, entitled 'Plan no. 1', depicting Hetton-le-Hole and Little Eppleton, showing railways, roads, buildings and cemetery on Murton Lane; with areas of land at Lyons, Hetton Colliery, Easington Lane, Brick Garth and Four Lane Ends highlighted, by Henderson and Hall, architects, Sunderland, 21 January 1915 No scale