Catalogue Item

Register of confirmations, 14 April 1881 - 1892 Includes: comments on candidates

Register of confirmations, [22 March] 1891 - 1903

Register of confirmations, 1956 - 23 September 1973

Register of services, 4 September 1859 - 2 August 1868

Register of services and offertory, 18 October 1874 - 28 June 1883

Register of services and offertory, 1 July 1883 - 13 July 1890

Register of services and offertory, 20 July 1890 - 27 August 1893

Register of services and offertory, 30 August 1893 - 2 May 1897

Register of services and offertory, 9 May 1897 - 25 October 1900

Register of services, 15 April 1951 - 28 March 1967

Register of services, 1 April 1967 - 3 June 1981

Register of services, 6 June 1981 - 9 February 2003

Plans of proposed changes in parish boundaries plotted on Ordnance Survey plans, sheets xxxiv and xlii, 1857 Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile [1 : 10560]

Minutes of public and committee meetings for the creation of a new ecclesiastical district out of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, 10 May - 24 August 1871

Lists of streets, with numbers of inhabitants, in different parts of the parish,with a sketch plan of the area of Newgate Street, Etherley Lane, Fairless Street and Tenter Street, n.d. [1870s] Originally enclosed in EP/Au.SA 2/13

Letter from H.C. Ferens, Chapter Office, Durham, to Rev. A.B. Parry-Evans, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, concerning the association of Auckland, St. Andrew, and Auckland, St. Anne, and with information about augmenting the income of the latter, 27 June 1939

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, London, to Rev. [A.B.] Parry-Evans, notifying him of the publication in the London Gazette of the order uniting the benefices of Auckland, St. Andrew, and Auckland, St. Anne, 12 March 1940

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 11 Whitehall Place, London, to the Rev. G. E. Green, Bishop Auckland, referring to the transfer of the right of presentation to Shildon from the incumbent of Auckland, St. Andrew, to the Bishop of Durham, 3 November 1860 Enclosed: a copy of The London Gazette containing a copy of the order in council for the transfer, 30 October 1860

Copy of the episcopal declaration of the boundaries of the new parochial district of Shildon, 6 September 1834; copy made, n.d. [watermark 1877]

The London Gazette, containing a copy of an order for dividing the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, and establishing the parish of Coundon, 3 May 1842

Letter from H. Tucker, Ordnance Survey Office, Newcastle, to Rev. G. E. Green, concerning the townships, and parts of townships, in the ecclesiastical parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, 5 May 1853

Copy of a memorandum by M. Chester, St. Helen's Auckland, produced, in response to the enquiry made by H. Tucker, as in EP/Au.SA 2/61, 30 June [1853]

Draft of the order, and schedule, establishing the ecclesiastical district of Witton Park, March 1869

Plan showing the ecclesiastical district of Witton Park, n.d. [1869] No scale

The London Gazette, containing publication of the order establishing the ecclesiastical district of Witton Park, 30 April 1869

The London Gazette publishing the order for the consolidated chapelry of All Saints, New Shildon, 13 July 1869

The London Gazette, containing publication of the order establishing the parochial district of Auckland, St. Peter, 22 March 1872

Correspondence between the Rev. Robert Long, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, and the Ecclesiastical Commission, 10 Whitehall Place, London, concerning the proposal to establish an ecclesiastical district of Eldon, 5 May 1876 - 11 April 1877

The London Gazette, containing publication of the order establishing the ecclesiastical district of Eldon, 6 April 1877

Letter from the Rev. James Moore, Etherley Rectory, to the Rev. Canon Long, concerning parish boundaries, 14 February 1881

Letter from Rev. E. Caswell, Hunwick Vicarage, Willington, to the Vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, returning a copy of The London Gazette, 2 November 1882 Enclosed: supplement to The London Gazette containing publication of the order establishing the ecclesiastical districts of Byers Green, St. Peter, and Hunwick, St. Paul, 19 August 1845

The London Gazette, containing publication of the order assigning a district chapelry to the church of St. John, Escomb, 29 August 1893

The London Gazette, containing publication of the order altering the boundaries of the new parish of St. Peter, Auckland, 27 July 1894

The London Gazette, publishing the order-in-council uniting the benefices of Auckland, St. Andrew, and Auckland, St. Anne, 8 March 1940

Terriers, and other papers relating to the income of the benefice, c.1740 - 27 June 1910

A summary of parish income 'as it becomes due', n.d. [c.1910] Originally enclosed in EP/Au.SA 2/21

Letter from Lord Thurlow, 11 Canning Street, Liverpool, to [Rev. A.B.] Parry Evans, concerning payments due to the benefice during sequestration, 31 May 1922 Originally enclosed in EP/Au.SA 2/21

Copy will, death certificate, grant of probate, and account of the value of the estate, of Marjorie Beatrix Smith, of 25 Salisbury Place, Bishop Auckland, who left half her residuary estate to the parish of St. Andrew with St. Anne, Bishop Auckland, 17 April 1997 - 13 October 1999

Statement, issued by The Central Board of Finance of the Church of England, of deposit fund balances in favour of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew with St. Anne, 31 December 1999

Papers concerning the entitlement of the incumbent of Auckland St. Andrew to the income of St. Anne's, 24 October 1892 - 18 April 1907

Correspondence between the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, Brick Court, Middle Temple, London, and Rev. William Bacon, Bishop Auckland, concerning the augmentation of the living of the chapel of Auckland, St. Anne, 28 December 1782 - 2 Octover 1784

Correspondence between the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, Bounty Office, Dean's Yard, Westminster; the Bishop of Durham; Rev. John Bacon, Bishop Auckland; the Archdeacon of Durham; M. W. Woodifield, Durham; concerning the augmentation of the income of the living of the curacy of St. Anne, Auckland, by the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne and the Lord Crewe Charity, 2 March 1808 - 30 January 1809

Correspondence between John Dyneley, Grays Inn, London; Rev. J. Bacon, Bishop Auckland; John Griffith, Durham; Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, Bounty Office, Dean's Yard, Westminister; concerning the augmentation of the income of the living of the benefices of Auckland, St. Anne; Auckland St. Andrew; and Escomb, 5 March 1810 - 21 February 1811

Letters from the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, Bounty Office, Dean's Yard, Westminster, to Rev. John Bacon, Bishop Auckland, concerning the augmentation of the living of Bishop Auckland, 24 February and 6 May 1820

Draft letter from George Fielding, incumbent of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, to Rev. J. P. Eden, discussing Easter Offerings and their supposed connection to the ownership of tithes in the parish, c. 1846

Correspondence between William Bacon, Chilton House, Rushyford, and Seaton Carew, Stockton-on-Tees; Rev. J. P. Eden, Bishop Auckland; James Davison, Durham; concerning a dispute between William Bacon and George Fielding, perpetual curate of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, concerning Easter Offerings and Crown Rents and tithes, 24 March 1846 - 6 July 1847

Letter from Rev. G. R. Eden, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, to the Secretary, The Ecclesiastical Commission, asking the latter to administer that portion of the stipend of the living of Auckland, St. Andrew, held by the Court of Chancery in the case of the Attorney General v. Viscount Barrington, July 1888

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission for England, Whitehall Place, London, to Rev. G. R. Eden, The Bryn, Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, informing the latter that the Commission is prepared to accept the money belonging to the benefice of Auckland, St. Andrew with St. Anne, currently held by the Court of Chancery , 27 July 1888

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 10 Whitehall Place, London, to Rev. E. Price, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, concerning the transfer of funds from the Court of Chancery to the Commission, 30 March 1903

Correspondence between Rev. J. H. Gouldsmith, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, and the Supreme Court Pay Office, Royal Courts of Justice, London, concerning the payment of the stipend of the perpetual curate of Bishop Auckland, 15 April - 28 April 1904

Notice issued by the Supreme Court Pay Office, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, to Rev. A. B. Parry-Evans, Bishop Auckland, informing the latter that certain sums belonging to the benefice have been transferred to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, December 1928

Statement issued by the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, to Rev. A. B. Parry-Evans, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, of funds held on behalf of the benefice of Auckland, St. Andrew with St. Anne, 28 August 1929

Letter from the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty, Bounty Office, 3 Dean's Yard, Westminster, to Rev. A. B. Parry-Evans, informing him that the consideration money derived from the merger of the tithe-rent-charge of plots 5, 8 and 10 in Newton Cap has been transferred to the benefice of Auckland, St. Anne, 18 July 1932

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1 Millbank, Westminster, London, to Rev. Canon Parry-Evans, St. Andrew's Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, concerning the purchase of stock and the income of the benefice, 15 February 1935

Notice issued by the Ecclesiastical Commission, 1, Millbank, Westminster, concerning the stock held on behalf of the benefice of Auckland, St. Andrew with St. Anne, March 1935

Letter from the Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty, 3 Dean's Yard, Westminister, to Rev. A. B. Parry-Evans, informing the latter that stock purchased by the sale of glebe land at West Auckland, belonging to the benefices of Auckland, St. Andrew, and Auckland, St. Anne, is held by the former, 25 November 1935

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 'Culmleigh', Stone Canon, Exeter, Devon, to Rev. Canon Parry-Evans, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, concerning the purchase of stock to provide income for the benefice, 2 February 1942

3 June 1773 (1) Robert Chaloner of Bishop Auckland, esq. (2) Thomas Wharton of Old Park, doctor in physick, and Robert Wharton of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, esq. (3) Sir John Eden of Windleston, bart; James Agnew of Howlish, esq., Nicholas Dodshon of Coundon, gent.; John Burrell of Cornforth, gent; John Sedgewick of the Lands, gent. (4) Bartholomew Bowser of Bishop Auckland, esq. Lease and release from (1) to (3), on the instruction of (2), in trust, of Cockthorn Close or Glovers Close (boundaries given) in Bishop Auckland to pay a year's stipend of £10 to the curate of Auckland, St. Andrew, previously chargeable on tithes on land purchased by (3) from (2) Consideration: £360 from (2) to (1)

12 October 1782 (1) Thomas Wharton of Old Park, esq., and Robert Wharton, late of Pembroke Hall College, Cambridge, esq., but now of Thornton Stewart, Yorkshire, clerk, devisees named in the last will and testament of Jonathan Wharton, late of the City of London, gent. (2) Mary Wharton of Boswel Court, Carey Street, London, widow of Jonathan Wharton (3) Rev. John Bacon, clerk, curate of the chapel of Auckland, St. Anne Covenant by (1) and (2) to produce deeds of evidence concerning income due from tithes to Auckland, St. Anne

Note by John Bacon, curate of the parish of Auckland, St. Anne, concerning the exchange of land belonging to the parish of Auckland, St. Anne, in Tudhoe, for land near Bishop Auckland belonging to Bryan John Salvin, 12 October 1821

'A Plan of an Estate, near Bishop Auckland, belonging to the Curacy of St. Anne's Chapel', April 1828 Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch [1:1584]

'A Plan of an Estate Belonging to Saint Anns Chapel in the Township of Bishop Auckland in the Parish of Auckland, St. Andrew in the County of Durham taken and drawn by J. Hodgson aged 15 yrs.', April 1839 Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch [1:1584]

30 March 1883 (1) The Bishop Auckland Burial Board (2) Robert Long, Archdeacon of Auckland Copy agreement for the sale from (2) to (1) of a piece of ground as a road from South Church Lane to the cemetery in Bishop Auckland Consideration: £200

15 November 1883 (1) Ven. Robert Long, Archdeacon of Auckland (2) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England (3) The Bishop of Durham (4) The Burial Board for the ecclesiastical parishes of St. Andrew and St. Peter, Auckland, and St. Mark, Eldon Draft conveyance of land in EP/Au.SA 2/96 Plan attached

Conditions of sale of lot 4, a freehold field, containing 2a.0r.3p., part of the glebe of Auckland, St. Andrew, at the west end of South Church, occupied by Mr. Pallister, to be sold on 29 November 1894

Correspondence between the Estate Office, Windlestone, Ferryhill; Geo. S. Watson, Osborne House, West Auckland; the Board of Agriculture, 3, St. James's Square, London; G. W. Jennings, Bishop Auckland; The Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty, Bounty Office, Dean's Yard, Westminster; Rev. E. Price, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland; Trotter, Bruce & Trotter, solicitors, Bishop Auckland; concerning the sale of part of the glebe land of the benefice of Auckland, St. Andrew, 25 May 1894 - 14 January 1897

3 April 1905 (1) Rev. Herbert Gouldsmith, vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, with St. Anne and St. Philip (2) The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy (3) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England (4) The Bishop of Durham, patron of the vicarage of Auckland, St. Andrew, with St. Anne and St. Philip (5) Edward Thompson of Bishop Auckland, ironmonger Lease for 999 years from (1) to (5) with consent of (2) - (4), of a parcel of land (1532 sq. yds.) in Bishop Auckland Rent: £65 p.a. Plan attached

Abstracts of a deed of exchange and of a copy of court roll relating to glebe land of the benefice of Auckland, St. Anne, known as East and West Thornley Closes, 12 October 1821; abstracts made 1904

4 November 1909 (1) Rev. Frank Theodore Woods, vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, and perpetual curate of the benefice of Auckland, St. Anne (2) The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy (3) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England (4) The Bishop of Durham (5) Thomas Manners of Bishop Auckland, builder Copy conveyance from (1) to (5) with the consent of (2) to (4), of West Thornley Close (2a.0r.30p), and East Thornley Close (2a. 2r. 2p.) in the Manor of Bondgate and the township of Bishop Auckland Consideration: £1880 Plan attached

9 April 1906 (1) Edward Thompson of Bishop Auckland, ironmonger (2) Robert Dunn Proud of Bankside, Bishop Auckland, solicitor (3) Walter Herbert Septimus Pyman of Raithwaite Hall, near Whitby, Yorkshire, gent. Copy mortgage of land as in EP/Au.SA 2/100 Consideraton: £1,000

25 June 1913 (1) Edward Thompson of Bishop Auckland, ironmonger (2) Robert Dunn Proud of Rokeby, Gunnersbury Avenue, Ealing, Middlesex, gent., and Walter Herbert Septimus Pyman of Raithwaite Hall, near Whitby, Yorkshire, gent. (3) Alfred Corps of Saltburn, Yorkshire, goods agent, and Ernest Lingford of Lancelands, Cotherstone, Yorkshire, gent. Draft underlease, from 25 March 1913, for the residue of a head lease from 25 March 1905, from (1) and (2) to (3) of a parcel of land (1532 sq. yards) behind Newgate Street in Bishop Auckland Consideration: £400 (3) to (2) Rent: £32 10s. Plan attached

12 May 1810; copy made, c. 1920 (1) Shute, Bishop of Durham, patron of the church of Auckland, St. Andrew (2) Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of Poor Clergy Copy conveyance from (1) to (2) of a messuage with the garth backside (boundaries given) in Pollards Auckland; a parcel of land, part of Pollards Hall Orchard (boundaries given); all tithes arising out of these parcels of land; for the perpetual augmentation of the curacy of Auckland, St. Andrew Plan attached

Deed of annexation to the living Auckland, St. Andrew, of the property conveyed in EP/Au.SA 2/105, 14 December 1810; copy made, c. 1920

Extract from a deed of exchange of a close of land (3a. 2r. 7p), part of South Dell Bank Close; High Dell Bank Close (4a. 39p.), both in the Manor of Bondgate in Bishop Auckland; East Thornley Close (2a. 2r. 20p.) and West Thornley Close (2a. 37p.) both in the Manor of Bondgate in Bishop Auckland; to the use of the curates of the parish of Auckland, St. Anne, 12 October 1821; extract made, c. 1921

10 August 1921 (1) Robert Dunn Proud, formerly of Bankside, Bishop Auckland, and now of Ristellan, Saffrons Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, gent.; Walter Herbert Septimus Pyman of Raithwaite Hall, Whitby, Yorkshire, gent. (2) Frank Thompson of Hargrave, 2 Augusta Road, Penarth, Glamorgan, Wales, merchant; Annie Thompson of Victoria Avenue, Bishop Auckland, spinster; Laura Thompson of Victoria Avenue, Bishop Auckland, spinster; Hugh Roddam of Bishop Auckland, solicitor (3) Albert Wood Limited, Bishop Auckland Abstract of conveyance from (1) and (2) to (3) of property in Newgate Street, Bishop Auckland, as in EP/Au.SA 2/104

10 August 1921 (1) Albert Wood Limited, Bishop Auckland (2) Wilhelmina Jane Elliott of 10 Albermarle Avenue, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, widow Abstract of mortgage of land as in EP/Au.SA 2/104 Consideration: £3000

4 August 1931 (1) George Thompson Manners of Brick House Farm, Unsworth, Lancashire, farmer; Thomas Manners of Bishop Auckland, builder, and contractor; Robert Bishop Manners of Bishop Auckland, builder and contractor; Frank Manners of Stockton-on-Tees, schoolmaster (2) The Bishop of Durham (3) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England (4) Rev. Adolphus Benjamin Parry-Evans, vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew, and perpetual curate of the curacy of Auckland, St. Anne Copy grant from (1) to (4) of free right to use Woodlands Road, as shown on plan no. 2; copy release from (4) to (1) of right to use a road shown on plan no. 1; both in Bishop Auckland Plans attached

31 August 1931 (1) Rev. Adolphus Benjamin Parry-Evans of the Vicarage, Bishop Auckland (2) The Ecclesiastical Commission for England (3) The Bishop of Durham (4) The County Council of Durham Copy conveyance from (1) to (4), with the consent of (2) and (3), of a parcel of land part of the glebe land of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew (3.727a.) Consideration: £370 Plan attached

21 June 1884 (1) George Rodney Eden, vicar of Auckland, St. Andrew (2) Johnathan Watson Townend of West Auckland, tenant of (1) Memorandum of agreement whereby (1) will let to (2), for the term of one year from 13 May 1884, the farm and premises at West Auckland, part of the living of Auckland, St. Andrew Includes: scheme of husbandry Schedule and plan attached Rent: £45 p.a. Enclosed: 'New lease made with Bolckow Vaughan & Co., 1906'

Valuation of Glebe Farm at West Auckland in the occupation of Mr. Townend, by John Hutchinson, Binchester Cragg, 8 July n.y.

Information to be furnished to the Board of Agriculture with the application for its approval of a sale of glebe land, of a field at South Church and of fields and byre at West Auckland, n.d., post 1888

Plan of glebe land, in West Auckland, belonging to the vicarage of Auckland, St. Andrew, n.d., 1890s

Copy award by George Bradford of Darlington, gent., in a dispute between Rev. Edwin Price and Messrs. Bolckow Vaughan & Company concerning damage to the glebe land of the vicarage of Auckland, St. Andrew, in West Auckland, caused by the West Auckland Colliery belonging to Bolckow & Vaughan, 17 October 1898

Plan of St. Andrew's glebe land at West Auckland showing levels taken to establish the level of damage 'Examined and found correct by John Pallister & Son Valuers etc. , Crook', 2 December 1898 Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch [1:1584]

Letter from John Pallister, estate agents, Crook, to Rev. E. Price, concerning damage to the glebe land, 3 December 1898

Copy receipt by Edwin Price for compensation from Bolckow Vaughan & Co., Ltd., of £123 10s. in compensation for damage to glebe lands in West Auckland, 5 December 1898 Attached: plan as in EP/Au.SA 2/117

8 September1906 (1) Rev. Herbert Gouldsmith, M.A., vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew (2) Bolckow Vaughan & Co. Ltd. Lease, from 13 May 1906, from (1) to (2) of glebe land in West Auckland belonging to the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew Includes: scheme of husbandry Rent: £45 p.a. Attached: schedule of land and plan of land

Copy receipt, signed by A. B. Parry-Evans, for payment of £225 by Dorman, Long & Co., for damage done to West Auckland Glebe, 1 August 1931

Plan of parcels of land at West Auckland belonging to the chapel of Auckland, St. Ann, n.d., c. 1894

1894 Manor of Evenwood Draft admittance of Rev. Edwin Price of Bishop Auckland, Clerk in Holy Orders, Curate of Auckland, St. Ann, to a parcel of land called the Paddock (5a. 2r.); a parcel of land (5a. 2r.), being the western side of a close called the Falls; all in West Auckland, now in the occupation of Joseph Townend

1894 Manor of Evenwood Draft admittance of Rev. Edwin Price of Bishop Auckland, Clerk in Holy Orders, Vicar of Auckland, St. Andrew, to a parcel of land (1a. 38p.) taken off the side of a close called the Falls; a parcel of land called the Middlefield (7a. 15p.); part of a parcel of land (4a. 1r. 15p.) the north end of a close called Stigh Moor; all in West Auckland and now in the occupation of Joseph Townend

Certificate of exemption from Land Tax of land belong to the benefices of Auckland, St. Andrew, and Auckland, St. Anne, 1806 and 22 January 1807

Letter from George Y. Wall, Durham, to Rev. G. E. Green, concerning an unsatisfactory tenant, on land belong to his living, at West Auckland, 21 September 1850

6 July 1874 (1) Samuel Sutton Lingford of Bishop Auckland, grocer (2) Rev. Henry Arthur Mitton of Bishop Auckland, Clerk in Holy Orders, vicar of the parish of Auckland, St. Andrew Agreement that (2) will permit (1) to have eight trellis windows in his warehouse overlooking the vicarage garden of (1); (2) acknowledges that he has no right to light or air from the garden and will open no more windows

Licence to the curary of Rev. C.C. Forster, 19 June 1963

Licence to the curacy of Rev. E.O. Roberts, 24 May 1964 (1 paper)

Licence to the curacy of Charles Beaumont Smith, B.A., 30 April 1904

Licence to the curacy of Robert Ferry Drury, B.A., 29 May 1904

Licence to the curacy of Cosby Huddleston Stokes, B.A., 25 September 1904

Licence to the curacy of Bertram Lasbrey, B.A., 18 December 1904

Licence to the curacy of Herbert James Oldroyd, B.A., 21 December 1906

Licence to the curacy of Ernest William Lasbrey, B.A., 24 February 1907

Licence to the curacy of Arthur Oswald Williams, B.A., 26 May 1907

Licence to the curacy of Henry Lynden Potter, 15 October 1907

Licence to the curacy of Cecil Vivian de Laybourne Surtees, B.A., 5 October 1924

Licence to the curacy of William Bolton Blackett, 1 April 1925

Licence to the curacy of William Bolton Blackett, B.A., 13 October 1926

28 May 1868 (1) The Ecclesiastical Commissioners (2) The incumbent of the rectory of St. Andrew with St. Anne, Bishop Auckland Copy of order granting provision of an assistant curate Consideration: £120 p.a.

Letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, London, to the Rev. R. Long, The Vicarage, Bishop Auckland, concerning the provision of a stipend for an assistant curate for the mission church in the Black Boy district, 22 March 1880

The London Gazette, containing publication of a grant by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to provide an assistant curate in the district of the Black Boy Colliery, 21 January 1881

Correspondence between the incumbent of Auckland St. Andrew, and the Ecclesiastical Commission concerning grants for the support of assistant curate, 16 June 1905 - 31 August 1921

Memoranda made at meetings of the Committee appointed to consider church extensions in Auckland Rural Deanery, December 1903

Letter from James Stott, Springwood Organ Works, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, West Riding, to Rev. Canon Parry-Evans, South Church Rectory, Bishop Auckland, offering to give a short recital at the dedication of the new organ, 20 November 1934

Correspondence between Rev. G.G. Graham, The Vicarage, Hunwick; The Diocesan Office, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland; the Bishop of Durham, Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland; Rev. T. Marshall; the churchwardens of the parish of Hunwick, concerning the future of the parish of Hunwick and the possible sale of the vicarage at Hunwick, 15 January 1988 - 5 January 1989

Letter from Babington Boulton, 15 Melville Road, Brighton, to the vicar, enquiring about procedures for resigning seats on the vestry and the ruri-decanal and diocesan conferences, 26 October 1907 Originally enclosed in EP/Au.SA 4/21

Copies of parochial returns to the Central Board of Finance for the year ending 31 December 1960

Order of service for Children's Festival, Whit Sunday, 1898 Originally enclosed in EP/Au.SA 2/10

Draft order of service for the dedication of the new organ by the Bishop of Durham, 12 December 1934

Order-of-service for the re-dedication of the church of Auckland, St. Andrew, after its restoration, 29 March 1992

Order of service for the rededication of the church, 29 March 1992

Letter from Thomas, Bishop of Durham, at Teddington, concerning leases and the visit of the Assize judges: "... at night you must prepare them a game of Whist, probably my good Friend the Archdeacon will join - every night a Party of cards must be ready. I sometimes fear, the Archdeacon will fatigue himself by that unremitting desire he always has to oblige others ...", 19 July 1790

Eulogy on the late Grace Chambers who died at Sidgwick in her 86th year, n.d. [18th century]