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The following is an alphabetical list of place names in County Durham showing their corresponding parish(es), at any given date.

Please click a parish to jump to detailed information (such as location and the availability of registers and indexes) for each parish, within our 'Church Registers'. Alternatively, click on an initial letter to jump to place names in that section.

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  • Haggerleases
    • Hamsterley St. James (until 1848)
    • Lynesack St. John (1848 onwards)
  • Hallgarth
    • Pittington St. Laurence
  • Hamilton Row
    • Brancepeth St. Brandon (until 1879)
    • Waterhouses St. Paul (1879 onwards)
  • Hamsteels
    • Lanchester All Saints (until 1834)
    • Esh St. Michael (1834 to 1874)
    • Hamsteels St. John the Baptist (1874 onwards)
  • Hamsterley
    • Hamsterley St. James
  • Hamsterley Colliery
    • Medomsley St. Mary Magdalene (until 1976)
    • Hamsterley Colliery Christ Church (1895 onwards)
    • Ebchester St. Ebba (1976 onwards)
  • Hamsterley [Weardale]
    • Auckland St. Andrew
  • Hardwick Hall
    • Sedgefield St. Edmund the Bishop
  • Hare Law
    • Lanchester All Saints (until 1841)
    • Collierley St. Thomas (1841 onwards)
  • Hareholme
    • Brancepeth St. Brandon (until 1877)
    • Brandon St. John (1877 onwards)
  • Harperley Park
    • Witton-le-Wear St. Philip and St. James (until 1869)
    • Fir Tree St. Mary the Virgin (1869 onwards)
  • Harraton
    • Chester-le-Street St. Mary and St. Cuthbert (until 1850)
    • Birtley St. John the Evangelist (1850 to 1876)
    • Fatfield St. George (1876 onwards)
  • Harrowgate [ Darlington ]
    • Haughton-le-Skerne St. Andrew (until 1872)
  • Harrowgate [Darlington]
    • Darlington St. Paul (1872 onwards)
  • Harrowgate [Norton]
    • Norton St. Mary
  • Hart
    • Hart St. Mary Magdalene
  • Hartburn (East)
    • Stockton St. Thomas (until 1876)
    • Stockton St. Peter (1876 onwards)
  • Hartburn (West)
    • Middleton St. George St. George
  • Hartlepool
    • Hartlepool (West) St. James
    • Hartlepool (West) St. Luke
    • Hartlepool (West) St. Paul
    • Hartlepool (West) St. Oswald
    • Hartlepool St. Hilda
    • Hartlepool St. Columba
    • Hartlepool Holy Trinity
    • Hart St. Mary Magdalene
    • Hartlepool St. Matthew (Mission)
    • Stranton All Saints
    • Hartlepool (West) St. Aidan
  • Harton
    • South Shields St. Hilda (until 1865)
    • Harton St. Peter (1865 onwards)
  • Harton Colliery
    • South Shields St. Hilda (until 1865)
    • Harton St. Peter (1865 to 1890)
    • South Shields All Saints (1890 onwards)
  • Harwood
    • Middleton-in-Teesdale St. Mary the Virgin (until 1875)
    • Forest and Frith St. James the Less (1875 onwards)
  • Haswell
    • Easington St. Mary (until 1854)
    • Shotton St. Saviour (1854 to 1867)
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