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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.

Places starting with G

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  • Gainford
    • Gainford St. Mary
  • Gallow Hill
    • Bowes St. Giles
  • Garesfield (South)
    • Tanfield St. Margaret (until 1873)
    • Burnopfield St. James (1873 onwards)
  • Garesfield Colliery
    • Ryton Holy Cross (until 1828)
    • Winlaton St. Paul (1828 onwards)
  • Garmondsway Moor
    • Easington St. Mary
  • Gateshead
    • Gateshead St. Mary
  • Gateshead Fell
    • Gateshead St. Mary (until 1825)
    • Gateshead Fell St. John (1825 onwards)
  • Gibside
    • Whickham St. Mary
  • Gilmonby
    • Bowes St. Giles
  • Girsby
    • Sockburn Girsby, All Saints
  • Goosepool
    • Long Newton St. Mary
  • Grange Hill
    • Auckland St. Andrew (until 1877)
    • Eldon St. Mark (1877 onwards)
  • Grange Villa
    • Chester-le-Street St. Mary and St. Cuthbert (until 1880)
    • West Pelton St. Paul (1880 onwards)
  • Grangetown
    • Bishopwearmouth St. Michael and All Angels (until 1827)
    • Ryhope St. Paul (1827 to 1907)
    • Grangetown St. Aidan (1907 onwards)
  • Grassholme
    • Romaldkirk St. Romald
  • Great Aycliffe
    • Aycliffe St. Andrew
  • Great Burdon
    • Haughton-le-Skerne St. Andrew
  • Great Chilton
    • Merrington St. John the Evangelist (until 1843)
    • Ferryhill St. Luke (1843to1925)
    • Chilton St. Aidan (1925 onwards)
  • Great Eppleton
    • Houghton-le-Spring St. Michael and All Angels (until 1832)
    • Hetton-le-Hole St. Nicholas (1832to1887)
    • Eppleton All Saints (1887 onwards)
  • Great Lumley
    • Chester-le-Street St. Mary and St. Cuthbert (until 1858)
    • Lumley Christ Church (1858 onwards)
  • Great Stainton
    • Great Stainton All Saints
  • Great Usworth
    • Washington Holy Trinity (until 1835)
    • Usworth Holy Trinity (1835 onwards)
  • Greatham
    • Greatham St. John the Baptist
  • Greencroft
    • Lanchester All Saints
  • Greenhead
    • Witton-le-Wear St. Philip and St. James (until 1869)
    • Fir Tree St. Mary the Virgin (1869 onwards)
  • Greenside
    • Ryton Holy Cross (until 1886)
    • Greenside St. John (1886 onwards)
  • Greta Bridge
    • Wycliffe St. Mary
  • Greystones
    • Haughton-le-Skerne St. Andrew
  • Grindon [ Sunderland ]
    • Silksworth St. Matthew (1870 onwards)
  • Grindon [Stockton]
    • Grindon St. James the Greater
  • Grindon [Sunderland]
    • Bishopwearmouth St. Michael and All Angels (until 1870)
  • Groverake
    • Stanhope St. Thomas the Apostle
  • Gurney Villa
    • Auckland St. Andrew (until 1877)
    • Eldon St. Mark (1877 onwards)

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