Miscellaneous documents
Reference: D/X 1436 Catalogue Title: Miscellaneous documents Area: Catalogue Category: Other Records Description: Miss Mary Ratcliffe of Durham
Covering Dates: 1901-1970s
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- Miscellaneous documents
- Records of Miss Mary Ratcliffe of Durham (Ref: D/X 1436/1-2)
- Photographs (Ref: D/X 1436/3-4)
- Commemoration Book (Ref: D/X 1436/5)
- Photograph (Ref: D/X 1436/6)
- Methodist Circuit records (Ref: D/X 1436/7-8)
- Ushaw Moor, Esh Road, formerly Wesleyan, Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/9, 22-25)
- Ushaw Moor, Durham Road, formerly Primitive, Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/10-12, 26)
- Ushaw Moor Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/13-14, 27)
- Crook, Hope Street, Methodist Circuit (Ref: D/X 1436/15)
- Photographs and personal memorabilia (Ref: D/X 1436/16-21)
Catalogue Description
Records given:4 February 2004 Acc: 3012(D)
5 April 2004 Acc: 3036(D)
Catalogue Contents
Records of Miss Mary Ratcliffe of Durham (Ref: D/X 1436/1-2)
Durham County Council Health Department
Ref: D/X 1436/1Signed programme for the second annual clerical staff dinner of Durham County Council Health Department, 21 December 1923
(1 paper)
Ref: D/X 1436/2Signed programme for the fourth annual clerical staff dinner of Durham County Council Health Department, 7 January 1927
(1 paper)
Photographs (Ref: D/X 1436/3-4)Ref: D/X 1436/3Postcard photograph of The Shepherd and Shepherdess Inn, Beamish, inscribed 'from Joe' to Mrs. G. Storey, Ovington, Northumberland, 1908
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/4Postcard photograph of The Shepherd and Shepherdess Inn, Beamish, inscribed 'With Love and Birthday Greetings to Joe from Sophie & Chrissie', n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Commemoration Book (Ref: D/X 1436/5)Ref: D/X 1436/5Thanksgiving Week Commemoration Book, 1945
Includes: appeals by King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, Princess Elizabeth, the Heads of the Churches, the Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, politicians and senior officers from the Armed Forces, to support the National Savings Movement
(1 booklet, printed)
Photograph (Ref: D/X 1436/6)Ref: D/X 1436/6Photograph of a horse and cart collecting 'Salvage to Win: Save Your Waste', n.d. [1940s]
(1 photograph, 22 cm. x 17 cm., black and white)
Methodist Circuit records (Ref: D/X 1436/7-8)Ref: D/X 1436/7Brandon and Deerness Valley Methodist Circuit Sunday School Festival, test piece, junior section, girls aged 8-11, 1937
(1 paper)
Ref: D/X 1436/8Durham and Deerness Valley Methodist Circuit directories, n.d. [c.1970s]
(2 booklets, 5 papers, printed)
Ushaw Moor, Esh Road, formerly Wesleyan, Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/9, 22-25)Ref: D/X 1436/9Photograph of the minister and members outside the church, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/22Postcard photograph of Ushaw Moor Wesleyan Methodist Church roll of
honour, n.d.
(1 photograph, 9 cm. x 14 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/23Postcard photograph of drama production, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/24Postcard photograph of drama production, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/25Postcard photograph of drama production, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ushaw Moor, Durham Road, formerly Primitive, Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/10-12, 26)Ref: D/X 1436/10Golden Jubilee souvenir, 1949
(1 booklet, printed)
Ref: D/X 1436/11Postcard photograph of the minister and members outside the church, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/12Postcard photograph of the minister and members outside the church, including a violinist, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/26Postcard photograph of drama production, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., black and white)
Ushaw Moor Methodist Church (Ref: D/X 1436/13-14, 27)In 1954, the two Methodist Churches in Ushaw Moor united. Esh Road church closed, but Durham Road continued to be used for services.
Ref: D/X 1436/13Order of service for Uniting Services of the Esh Road and Durham Road Societies, 28 July 1954
Includes: a history of the two churches
(1 booklet, printed)
Ref: D/X 1436/14Photograph of the minister and members on a summer outing, n.d.
(1 photograph, 25 cm. x 14 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/27Photograph of a table laid out for Coronation or Jubilee party, n.d.
(1 photograph, 11 cm. x 16 cm., black and white)
Crook, Hope Street, Methodist Circuit (Ref: D/X 1436/15)Ref: D/X 1436/15Quarterly plan and directory, 2 April - 25 June 1933
(1 booklet, printed)
Photographs and personal memorabilia (Ref: D/X 1436/16-21)Second Deposit
(Acc: 3036(D))
Postcard photograph of Market Place, Ashington, Northumberland, n.d.
(1 photograph, 14 cm. x 9 cm., colour)
Ref: D/X 1436/17Birthday postcard from the Methodist Women's Fellowship, n.d.
(1 postcard, 14 cm. x 9 cm., colour)
Ref: D/X 1436/18Notes written by no. 31549 Private J. Ratcliffe, 53rd Labour Company The Durham Light Infantry, concerning his movements with H.M. Forces, from his joining up in Durham to his time in France, 1917
(1 paper)
Ref: D/X 1436/19Photograph of Ashville Summer School in front of a First World War memorial, 1936
Front row: Millie Robinson, Shotley Bridge; Alice Jackson, Mansfield; Mary Cook, Newcastle upon Tyne; Kathleen Piercy, Newcastle upon Tyne; Gladys Leadbitter, Newcastle upon Tyne; Jean Piercy, Newcastle upon Tyne; Constance Haslam, Newcastle upon Tyne; Edna Pearson, Middlesbrough; Margaret Stork, Middlesbrough; Muriel Place, Huddersfield; Edna Smith, Derby; Joyce Timms, Louth; Miriam King, Norwich; Edith Mills, Blackpool; Doreen Lord, Blackpool; Flossie Merriman, London; Irene Denny, London; Hilda Crickmay, London; Dorothy Drew, London
Second row: Mary Hornby, Scarborough; Esther Harwood, York; Alice Passman, Easingwold; Alice Hughes, Stockport; Rene Forth, Easingwold; Evelyn Rennison, York; Doris Bennett, London; May Huworth, York; Rev. R.R. Clements, London; Mr. J.R. Firth, Manchester; Rev. H.G. Fiddick, Glasgow; Miss W. Hart, Birmingham; Rev. H.J. Watts, Stoke-on-Trent; Mrs. Duckworth, Heywood; Rev. H.V. Capsey, London; Miss M. Mawer, Louth; Rev. F.C. Taylor, London; Mrs. R.J. Doidge, Coventry; Rev. J.E. Dixon, Wallington; Gwyneth Hosking, Wakefield; Rev. G.C. Cotterell, Wakefield; Mrs. A.T. Dale, China; Rev. A.T. Dale, China; Florence Nye, London; Mr. K. Fraser, Glasgow;
Third row: Joseph James, Birmingham; Kathleen Charlton, Birmingham; Edna Richards, Bristol; Madge Lister, Wisbech; Muriel Scott, North Shields; Lily Foster, Sheffield; Lily Bolt, North Shields; Muriel Thomas, Salford; Frances Bagnall, Old Hill; Mrs. H.J. Watts, Stoke-on-Trent; Ann Boulton, Stoke-on-Trent; Phyllis Bott, Brentwood; Joyce Head, Stoke-on-Trent; Emmie Smith, Old Hill; Phyllis Hall, Stoke-on-Trent; Mercia Hoare, Rochdale; Carrie Leech, Newcastle, Staffs.; Mary Allen, Glasgow; Mary Ratcliffe, Durham; Kathleen Cottrell, Bristol; Mrs. J. Batterbury, Hull; Edith Stephenson, Manchester; Edna Hall, London
Fourth row: Coun. W.J. Ford, Alfreton; Ernest Crisp, Doncaster; James Leeson, Borrowash; Edith Smith, Mansfield; Edith Godfrey,
North Shields; Jennie Dixon, North Shields; Margaret Elfert, North Shields; Jennie Stanley, North Shields; Irene Masters, Manchester; Rotha Quine, Douglas; Elsie Masters, Manchester; Mary Robinson, Stoke-on-Trent; Nance Leese, Stoke-on-Trent; May Procter, Hanley; Pattie Mountford, Hanley; Rae Donaghy, Glasgow; Nora Daniels, Hanley; Greta Wylie, Glasgow; Mrs. Walton, Doncaster; Alice Haydock, Darwen; Gertrude Harmes, Farnham; Dorothy Torr, Doncaster; Alice Hudson, Pudsey; Hilda Smith, Scarborough;
Fifth row: Mr. W.S. Dale, Stoke-on-Trent; Alan Moore, Derby; Ronald Clowes, Derby; Norman Smith, Edinburgh; Harry Cartwright, Burslem; John Alcock, Stoke-on-Trent; Joseph Ferguson, Durham; Enoch Shaw, Stoke-on-Trent; Alex Louden, Kilsyth; Stanley Jackson, Mansfield; Corrie Rowe, London; Winnie Bethell, London; Lily Fieldgate, London; Harry Hulme, Stoke-on-Trent; (it would appear that numbers 4 and 5 are Cyril Chapman, Pudsey; George Hird, Doncaster; or Stanley Smith, Pudsey)
Back row: Ernest Clewlow, Stoke-on-Trent; James Holland, Walsall; Thomas Glen, Appleby; Stuart Byles, Newcastle upon Tyne; Frank Piercy, Newcastle upon Tyne; Ronald Wilson, Newcastle upon Tyne; Lionel Macer, Newcastle upon Tyne; Spence Mallen, Newcastle upon Tyne; Austin Dale, Newcastle upon Tyne; Norman Spark, Leeds; Douglas Wolfe, Stoke-on-Trent; Graham Tanner, Bristol; Peter Edmonds, Bristol; Herbert Foster, Appleby; Arthur Jackson, Manchester; Alex Stark, Kilsyth; Ernest Gardner, Philadelphia; Leonard Freeland, London
(1 photograph, 28 cm. x 20 cm., black and white)
Ref: D/X 1436/20Key to D/X 1436/8, 1936
(2 papers)
Ref: D/X 1436/21Letter from W.J. Tunbridge, Waterhouses, to Mr. Ratcliffe, concerning his preaching at Esh Winning, 24 December 1901
(1 paper)
