Catalogue

Register of baptisms, 14 September 1828 - 21 November 1841

Register of baptisms, 21 November 1841 -18 February 1855

Register of baptisms, 25 February 1855 - 8 August 1877

Register of baptisms, 12 August 1877 - 5 April 1888

Register of baptisms, 11 April 1888 - 3 December 1902

Register of baptisms, 3 December 1902 - 14 May 1919

Register of baptisms, 21 May 1919 - 28 June 1942

Register of baptisms, 5 July 1942 - 16 April 1950

Register of baptisms, 16 April 1950 - 28 September 1958

Register of baptisms, 28 September 1958 - 4 April 1965

Register of baptisms, 4 April 1965 - 7 August 1977

Register of baptisms, 21 August 1977 - 10 October 1995 [sic]

Register of baptisms, 1 October 1995 - 10 March 1996

Register of baptisms, 21 April 1996 - 25 July 2010

Register of marriages, 8 April 1833 - 29 June 1837

Register of marriages, 9 July 1837 - 4 November 1883

Register of marriages, 5 November 1883 - 2 March 1908

Register of marriages, 13 April 1908 - 14 August 1916

Register of marriages, 28 August 1916 - 7 April 1923

Register of marriages, 7 April 1923 - 29 May 1939

Register of marriages, 29 May 1939 - 16 October 1948

Marriage licence for James Carmichael of Aldershot, Hampshire, and Annie Bennett of Winlaton, 22 March 1945

Register of marriages, 23 October 1948 - 25 July 1959

Register of marriages, 1 August 1959 - 16 October 1965

Register of marriages, 17 November 1965 - 20 November 1971

Register of marriages, 7 December 1971 - 1 July 1978

Register of marriages, 8 July 1978 - 22 August 1981

Register of marriages, 29 August 1981 - 7 April 1990

Register of banns of marriage, 23 March 1975 - 23 July 1978

Register of banns of marriage, 21 January 1917 -15 December 1929

Register of banns of marriage, 1 December 1929 -27 July 1941

Register of banns of marriage, 20 July 1941 -24 April 1949

Register of banns of marriage, 3 April 1949 -7 September 1952

Register of banns of marriage, 7 September 1952 -28 June 1959

Register of banns of marriage, 16 July 1978 - 18 July 1982

Register of banns of marriage, 4 July 1982 - 22 March 1987

Register of banns of marriage, 15 March 1987 - 15 March 1992

Register of banns of marriage, 1 March 1992 - 26 August 2000

Register of banns of marriage, 24 March 1833 - 21 January 1917

Register of burials, 13 October 1828 - 4 February 1854

Register of burials, 6 February 1854 - 5 November 1891

Register of burials, 9 November 1891 - 15 August 1900

Register of burials, 17 August 1900 - 8 January 1911

Register of burials, 11 January 1911 - 21 March 1936

Register of burials, 26 March 1936 - 22 March 1952

Register of burials, 5 April 1952 - 14 August 1963

Register of burials, 18 February 1977 - 25 September 1979

Index of burials, 1879 - 1973

Register of burials, 20 August 1963 -15 February 1977

Confirmation register, 8 December 1940 - 8 May 1959 and 27 May 1968

Register of confirmations, 25 January 1960 - 3 October 2002

Register of services, 18 January 1909 - 21 March 1913

Register of services, 23 March 1913 - October 1917

Register of services, 4 November 1917 - 24 June 1921

Register of services, 26 June 1921 - 2 November 1924

Register of services, 2 November 1924 - 10 April 1928

Register of services, 1 April 1928 - 21 June 1936

Register of services, 28 June 1936 - 26 May 1943

Register of services, 30 May 1943 - 31 December 1946

Register of services, 1 January 1947 - 30 October 1949

Register of services, 6 November 1949 - 27 December 1953

Register of services, 1 January 1954 - 15 May 1958

Register of services, 15 May 1958 - 29 April 1962

Register of services, 1 May 1962 - 25 November 1972

Register of services, 26 November 1972 - 22 October 1977

Register of services, 13 April 1980 - 13 December 1984

Register of services, 16 December 1984 - 21 May 1987

Register of services, 24 May 1987 - 10 April 1992

Register of services, 12 April 1992 - 10 November 1994

Register of services, 27 November 1994 - 15 May 1997

Register of services, 25 May 1997 - 18 May 2000

Register of services, 14 May 2000 - 25 January 2005

Register of services, 26 January 2005 - 20 February 2009

Register of services of Barlow Mission, 9 June 1912 - 13 December 1914

Order in Council concerning pastoral scheme for the establishment of a team ministry for the benefice of Winlaton, 29 September 1978

Correspondence received from the Chapter Office and Diocesan Registry, Durham and the Bishop of Chester as patron of the benefice regarding the Benefices (Exercise of Rights of Presentation) Measure, 1931 with notes on that Measure and notifications under the Measure, July 1931 -18 August 1967

Letter from the Church Commissioners concerning official title of benefice, 5 February 1952

Assessment of annual payment for the benefice of St. Paul's, Winlaton under the ecclesiastical dilapidations measures, 17 December 1965

Correspondence received from the Ecclesiastical Commission, concerning grants for assistant curates and proposed assignment of a consolidated chapelry to Swalwell, Holy Trinity, 2 June 1900 - 5 December 1905

Grants from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England of the annual sums of £120 and £60 for curates, 12 October 1916

Statement of annual amounts payable by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the benefice, 1 April 1939; with a letter explaining the reduction in income which will result from the unsatisfactory compensation following the nationalisation of the railways, October 1947

Letter from the Additional Curates Society forwarding application forms for assistance, 27 September 1951

Application for grant for curate or lay helper (Diocese of Durham Board for Training and Maintenance of the Ministry), n.d. [1930s?]

The London Gazette (incomplete), containing notice of a grant of £18 p.a. by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Incumbent of Winlaton for an assistant curate, 12 November 1875

The London Gazette , containing notice of a grant of £42 p.a. by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Incumbent of Winlaton for an assistant curate, 6 July 1900

The London Gazette , containing notice of a grant of £60 p.a. by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Incumbent of Winlaton for an assistant curate, 8 July 1904

The London Gazette , containing notice of a grant by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of a yearly stipend of £200 to the Incumbent of St. John, Chopwell, 17 March 1916

Licence for performance of divine service in a room at Ramsay's Buildings, Spen, 11 June 1885

Licence for performance of divine service in the Old School-house, Barlow, 22 December 1886

Licence for performance of divine service in the mission chapel of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 7 June 1904

The London Gazette , containing the Order in Council dividing the parish of Ryton, 7 October 1834

The London Gazette , containing the Order in Council establishing the district of Saint Cuthbert, Stella, 8 August 1845

The London Gazette , containing a copy of the Order in Council forming the Consolidated Chapelry of Swalwell from parts of the parishes of Winlaton, Whickham and Stella, 15 December 1905

The London Gazette , containing a copy of the Order in Council assigning a district chapelry to the church of St. John, Chopwell, 29 February 1916; with covering letter from the Ecclesiastical Commission, 13 March 1916

Map showing alteration of the boundaries of the parishes of Stella and Winlaton, 25 November 1959 Scale: 12 inches to 1 mile [1:5280]

Scheme and Schedule of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for constituting a separate district for spiritual purposes out of the parishes of Ryton and Winlaton, 1844

Letter of the Church Commissioners at London enclosing copy of and order of H.M. in Council published in the London Gazette of a scheme for altering the boundaries of St. Cuthbert, Stella, and Winlaton Attached: map showing alterations Scale: 12 inches to 1 mile

Copy licence of the Reverend Andrew Hamilton McElwee, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 23 March 1895

Copy licence of the Reverend Joseph Granfoot Browne, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 23 September 1899

Copy licence of the Reverend Frank Melville, M.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 30 July 1900

Copy licence of the Reverend Angus Macdonald, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 15 November 1904

Copy licence of the Reverend Matthew Bell, L.Th., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 12 June 1917

Copy licence of the Reverend Charles James Branch Evans as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 15 July 1925

Copy licence of the Reverend Charles Browning Suell, A.K.C., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 27 January 1926

Copy licence of the Reverend Walter Noy, KC., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 21 July 1938

Copy licence of the Reverend Ernest George Casey, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 14 November 1940

Copy licence of the Reverend Thomas Swinney as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton [Rowlands Gill], 29 January 1943

Copy licence of the Reverend William Ewart Worsley Barber, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton [High Spen], 22 September 1944

Copy licence of the Reverend Hector Stanley Horobin as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 5 March 1948

Copy licence of the Reverend George Oakley Whitfield as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 16 December 1948

Copy licence of the Reverend Matthew William Hodgson as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 15 December 1950

Copy licence of the Reverend William George Payne as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 4 December 1951

Copy licence of the Reverend Charles Leslie Barron, A.K.C., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 25 March 1953

Copy licence of the Reverend Herbert Walter Langford, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 10 November 1954

Copy licence of the Reverend John Maughan, M.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 19 September 1956

Copy licence of the Reverend Ernest Clive Wyngard, B.A., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 20 July 1959

Copy licence of the Reverend Warwick Martin Payne, A.K.C., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 9 October 1959

Copy licence of the Reverend Harold Henry Stanley Lawson Hall as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Patrick, High Spen, 12 October 1961

Copy licence of the Reverend David George Biles, A.K.C., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate in charge of St. Barnabas, Rowlands Gill, 1 November 1962

Licence of the Reverend Donald John Hawkins, B.D., A.K.C., as Assistant Stipendiary Curate, Winlaton, 9 June 1963

Map of Winlaton and Chopwell giving population, January 1881 Scale: 2 miles to one inch [1:126720]

Particulars of Chopwell township, 2 November 1881

Letter from Blaydon U.D.C. giving population of parish, 22 January 1953

Parochial statistics, 1940

Plan of Winlaton and Chopwell Townships and giving distances from Winlaton church and numbers of houses, n.d. Scale: 6 inches to 1 mile

Copy of altered apportionment of tithe rent charge on lands in the parish of Winlaton, 20 October 1871

Correspondence between the Bounty Office, Board of Agriculture, and the Great Western Railway Company concerning Winlaton tithe redemption fund and certificates of tithe redemption, 28 June 1892 - 10 July 1895

Notice of meeting to arrange tithe commutation for the township of Chopwell, 3 October 1843

Tithe plan and apportionment for the township of Chopwell, by Thomas Bell & Sons, surveyors, sealed 25 October 1852 Scale: 12 chains to 1 inch [1:9504]

Longitudinal and transverse sections and ground plan of Winlaton church, May 1826, approved 13 June 1826

Ground plan, south side, east and west ends and gallery plan endorsed with note of number of seats of Winlaton church, May 1826, approved 13 June 1826

Longitudinal and transverse sections of the roof of Winlaton church, May 1826, approved 13 June 1826

Sketch plans of details of oak screens in the chancel and between south aisle and vestry, n.d. Scale: 1 foot to 1/2 inch [1:24]

Plan of proposed seating and wall panelling in St. Paul's church, n.d. Scale: 1 foot to 1 inch

Ground plan of proposed rearrangement of seats in St. Paul's church, n.d. Scale: 8 feet to 1 inch

Plan of proposed vestry, cloak and store room and resiting lady chapel, by J. Tweedy, 29 July 1955 Scale: 8 feet to 1 inch [1:96]

10 April 1823 (1) Rt. Hon. Thomas Henry, Lord Ravensworth, and Henry Thomas Liddell of Farnacres, his heir (2) Bishop of Durham, patron of the rectory of Ryton (3) Rev. Charles Thorp, rector of Ryton Deed of endowment of a chapel of ease of the mother church of Ryton at Winlaton; grant by (1) to (3) of a building used as a chapel and parcel of ground in which it is erected to become a burial ground (as shown in plan); agreement that the perpetual advowson and right of patronage to the chapel and right of nomination of a curate shall belong to (3); pews 1-8, pasturage of the chapel yard and the church fees shall belong to the curate; a chapel warden shall be chosen yearly by the inhabitants of Winlaton

Memorandum of Blaydon U.D.C.'s grant to Rev. Arthur Jones, rector of Winlaton, of the liberty to use land adjoining St. Paul's church for building cloakrooms, 16 January 1896

Correspondence received by the Reverend Charles Thorpe, incumbent of Ryton, from George Jenner, Doctors Commons, Secretary to H.M. Commissioners for Building New Churches, the Society for Promoting the Enlargement and Building of Churches and Chapels, the Church Commissioners' Office, Ignatius Bonomi, architect, Durham and others regarding the provision of a church at Winlaton, contributions towards its cost, advice on fire fighting equipment, design of building, 31 August 1824 - 27 September 1834

Bill from John Nicholson to the Committee of Management for St. Paul's Church, 20 May - 7 September 1827

Duplicate of the memoranda of receipts and payments upon account of St. Paul's Church, Winlaton, the churchyard and parsonage house, September 1825 -15 October 1831

Rough notes and accounts, n.d. [c.1830] Originally enclosed in EP/Win 4/68

Correspondence with Blaydon U.D.C., the Diocesan Office, The Charity Commission and Ferens and Company, solicitors, regarding sale of land at Smailes Lane, Rowlands Gill, as the site for a church, 8 January 1952 - 23 March 1956

Report of the architect, J. Walton Taylor and Son, Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne, concerning proposed new church at Rowlands Gill, with related notes, 14-19 October 1954

Correspondence with Pearson and Phelan, organ builders, Mount Joy, Durham, regarding overhaul of organ, 7-8 May 1951

Account of subscriptions to the Winlaton Parish Church New Organ Fund, 21 December 1910 - 20 February 1911

Specification, and copy of covering letter, for redecoration of St. Paul's Church, 10 May 1951

Correspondence with F. Reid, Ferens and Company Ltd., Orchard Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, electrical engineers, with estimates for re-wiring the church and related matters, 19 August 1955 -17 January 1957

Photograph of chancel screen and altar, n.d.

Register of graves, 2 July 1879 - 23 December 1953

Register of graves, 29 December 1953 - 10 July 1979

Extract from enclosure award for the parish of Ryton concerning to an allotment set out to the rector of Ryton for a churchyard for the use of the inhabitants of the township of Winlaton Includes plan

Plan of the southern part of the village of Winlaton showing land to be given up by Mr. Beaumont to the rector of Ryton in an exchange for allotment on Barlow Fell, n.d. c.1823 Scale: 1 chain to 1 inch

Plan of Winlaton cemetery, n.d.

Plan of Winlaton burial ground, n.d.

Plan of St. Paul's Churchyard Extension, Winlaton, n.d. Scale: 8 feet to 1 inch [ 1 : 96] Gives names of persons buried in graves in half the churchyard

Plan of Winlaton Cemetery Extension, by Richard Wylie, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1933 Scale: 8 feet to 1 inch [1 : 96] Gives names of persons buried in most of the graves

Correspondence between J. Blenkinsop of Winlaton, the Secretary of Winlaton P.C.C. and the Diocesan registry at Durham concerning responsibility for repairs to the churchyard boundary wall, 20 September 1963 - 7 October 1963

7 March 1956 (1) The Reverend John Shannon, incumbent of Winlaton (2) Winlaton Parochial Church Council (3) Henry John Wasbrough of 7 Saint James' Place, Westminster, solicitor, and Arthur Christopher Halsey Bircham of Magnolia House, St. Peter Port, Guernsey, esq. (4) The National Coal Board Grant by (1) and (2) to (3) as owners of adjoining land of a wayleave for a drain pipeline under the cemetery. Plan attached

Letter from the National Coal Board concerning alleged damage to the churchyard by blasting in connection with open cast mining, 22 March 1955

Citation to lead to a faculty for enclosing a grave space and erecting a tombstone in Winlaton churchyard, 3 August 1917

War Memorial Cleaning Fund, receipts and payments account, for the years ended 31 December 1951 - 1959

Correspondence with Oswell Carter, auctioneer and surveyor, Derwent Estate Office, Starwood, Smailes Lane, Rowlands Gill, regarding sale of church hall, Winlaton, 14 May 1946 - 15 November 1948

Church hall cash book, comprising: deposit account, 11 December 1919 - 31 March 1921; current account, 15 February 1921 - 31 December 1932 and income and expenditure accounts for the years ended 31 December 1921 - 1956

Church hall ledger, 11 December 1919 - 31 December 1928 and receipts and payments account, 1 January 1929 - 31 December 1932

The London Gazette , containing notice of a grant by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of £1,500 for a new parsonage at Winlaton, 12 June 1908

Faculty for the execution of a wayleave agreement, 28 December 1955

Faculty for the installation of a hanging lamp in front of the Lady Chapel altar, 11 October 1965

Faculty for the reseating of the church, the erection of a reredos in Caen stone, the erection of a screen in oak, the removal of the organ from the west gallery to the north transept, and the removal of the font to a new position, 23 May 1895

Faculty for the removal of the gallery at the west end of the church, 2 July 1906

Faculty for the erection of a crucifix as a war memorial, 1 February 1918

Archdeacon's certificate for unidentified work, 6 May 1947

Faculty for the re-leading of the panels of the east window, and for the painting in of parts of the original painting, 8 March 1949

Faculty for the installation of a new electric light system, the introduction of a rhodium-plated sanctuary lamp and the installation of an aumbry, 22 February 1956

Faculty for the completion of the reredos and for the re-decoration of the church, 8 August 1959

Faculty for the erection of a new exterior notice board, 27 April 1971

Faculty for the introduction of an oak sedilia set of a chair and two stools, 31 March 1977

Faculty for the introduction of an oak vestment press and the re-siting of a radiator, 2 June 1977

Faculty for the re-slating of the roof and the improvement of the rainwater disposal system, 10 March 1978

Archdeacon's certificate for unspecified work, 18 July 1978

Churchwardens' account book, November 1965 - May 1971, and income and expenses accounts for Curates' fund, 1965-1971

Churchwardens accounts, 31 October 1940 - 31 December 1963

Weekly account book, 6 January 1974 - 28 December 1975

Maintenance fund accounts, 1954 -1955

Statements of accounts, 1968 - 1973

Annual accounts and balance sheet for the churches of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1926

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1927

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1928

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1929

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1930

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1931

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1932

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1933

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1934

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1935

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1936

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1937

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1938

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1939

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1940

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1941

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1942

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1943

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1944

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1945

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1946

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1947

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1948

Annual accounts of Winlaton, High Spen and Rowlands Gill, 1950

Stewardship account book, 7 December 1976 - 27 November 1977

Stewardship account book, 4 December 1977 - 26 November 1978

Stewardship subscriptions, 1979 - 1980

Stewardship subscriptions, 1981 - 1983

Stewardship subscriptions, 1984 - 1986

Winlaton Parish Council appeal fund income for the week ending 24 January 1959 (paper, 1 folio)

Letter from the Diocesan Office concerning Dilapidations Committee meeting, 15 December 1950

Letter from the Diocesan Office regarding dilapidations, 2 December 1955

Letters of the Ecclesiastical Commission at London about conveyance of a site by Consett Iron Company for a church and burial ground at Chopwell, St. Johns Chapel, 24 January 1895 - 27 February 1901

Letter from the Diocesan Registry regarding enlargement or closure of High Spen churchyard and chaplaincy at Gibside, 10 July 1950 For more records relating to Gibside Chapel see: EP/Gib; EP/Ma and EP/Whm

Correspondence with Mrs. Sylvia Davies, 38 South Park Avenue, Normanby, regarding a memorial window for her mother at St. Patrick's Church, High Spen, 19-23 November 1957

Letters of Richard Wylie, architect, at Newcastle to Rev. W. Brain at Winlaton, concerning plans for proposed church at Rowlands Gill, 27 October 1938 - 5 November 1938

Plan of Rowland's Gill showing proposed site of church, n.d. c.1938

Minutes of vestry meetings, 18 March 1833 -1 April 1850, includes: list of the four and twenty, details of parish boundary, notes on the east window with list of subscribers, 1847, notes on other subscriptions and gifts to the church, list of church plate etc., details of charitable payments; accounts, 1850-60

Sealed order of the Commissioners for Building New Churches and the Bishop of Durham appointing the select vestry for Winlaton, 3-6 April 1833

P.C.C. minutes, Easter 1921 - 15 July 1946

P.C.C. minutes, 28 October 1946 - 1951, and St. Paul's Church Committee minutes, 1950 - 30 January 1961

P.C.C. minutes, 21 April 1952 - 7 June 1966

Minutes of Winlaton Parish Church Young Men's Club committee meetings, 8 February 1938 - 19 September 1940, and Parish Church Committee minutes, 1 April 1946 - April 1949

St. Paul's Church Committee meeting minutes, 27 February 1961 - 28 March 1971

Minutes of Parochial Church Council, 10 October 1966 - 28 April 1980

Minute book of St Paul's Committee, 17 January 1971 - 30 April 1980, and annual meetings,19 March 1972 - 23 March 1980

Minutes of the Parochial Church Council of the Team Ministry, 20 May 1980 - 25 June 1986

Minutes of St. Paul's Church Committee, 21 May 1980 - 19 February 1986

St. Paul's Parochial Church Council minutes, 9 April 1986 - 18 November 1992 Includes: minutes of Annual General Meetings, 28 April 1985 - 12 April 1992

Parochial Church Council meetings minutes, 13 January 1993 - 11 December 2001

Miscellaneous correspondence relating to good works, illness and resignation of P.C.C. members and congratulating the Bishop (Michael Ramsey) on his translation to York, 17 April 1958 - 28 September 1958

General correspondence from Durham County Council, the Ministry of Education, the Diocese of Durham, Messrs. Trotter, Bruce and Loft of Bishop Auckland, solicitors and others regarding Winlaton C.E. School, concerning insurance, proposed site for new school at Bleach Green, repair to buildings, bomb damage, amalgamation of departments, employment of married women as teachers, lists of managers, civil defence, development plans, application to become as aided school, draft Instrument of Management, proposed reorganisation of schools in the area involving closure of the school as an independent unit, arrangements for future use of buildings, 21 July 1932 - 1 September 1965

Reports by H.M. Inspectors of Schools and the County Council's Inspectors upon the school and reports for the Diocese of Durham upon religious instruction in the school, 27 March 1930 -25 August 1939

Report to the Managers by the headmaster of Winlaton C.E. School on Miss Muriel Woodhead, Certified Assistant Mistress, 12 February 1936

Plan of proposed alterations to boys' latrines by Wood and Oakley, architects, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 1928 Scale: 1:8

Plan of proposed alterations to Winlaton Church School by Wood and Oakley, May 1928 Scale: 1 inch to 8 feet [1:96]

Plan showing cement paths to playground by Wood and Oakley, May 1928 Scale: 1 inch to 20 feet [1:240]

Plan of new class and practice rooms and cement paths in playground by Wood and Oakley, March 1929 Scale: 1 inch to 20 feet [1:240]

Plan, section and elevations of proposed class and practice room, Winlaton Church School, by Wood and Oakley, May 1929 No scale

Plan, section and elevation of proposed alterations to Winlaton Church Hall by Wood and Oakley, May 1929 Scale: 1 / 8 inch to 1 foot [1:96]

Plan of site for school at Bleach Green, n.d. [1950s] Scale: 1:2500

Plan of Winlaton C.E. School, n.d. [1950s] Scale: 1 inch to 20 feet [1:240]

Plan of alterations and improvements to Winlaton C.E. School by C. Clayton, County Architect, 3 February 1958 Scale: 1:48

Contract of employment of William Wilson as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 22 February 1932

Contract of employment of Muriel Elaine Woodhead as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 21 November 1933

Contract of employment and consent of the County Council to the appointment of Thomas Alderson, B.A., as head teacher of Winlaton C.E. School, 3-5 January 1934

Contract of employment of Amy Dobson as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 2 March 1936

Contract of employment of Kathleen A. Purvis as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 27 June 1939

Contract of employment of Mary J. Prudhoe as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 5 December 1939

Contract of employment and consent of the County Council to the appointment of Annie Ramsay as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 23 January and 22 July 1941

Contract of employment and consent of the County Council to the appointment of Sarah Alderson as assistant teacher at Winlaton C.E. School, 26 January and 10 February 1950

Draft application of Thomas Rowell Laidler for the position of school caretaker, n.d. [1930s]

Winlaton Church of England School, income and expenditure accounts for the years ended 31 December 1940 - 1957

Minutes of General and Committee meetings of Winlaton, St Paul Men's Club, 15 November 1933 - 25 January 1938

A Brief Resumé of the Churches and other Buildings in The Parish of Winlaton by Canon James, M.A., Rector and Surrogate, 1921 Includes: list of names on Winlaton Memorial, 1921

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1762 SE, 1955 Scale: 1:1250

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1862 NW, 1952 Scale: 1:1250

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1762 NE, 1952 Scale: 1:1250

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1661-1761, 1971 Scale: 1:2500

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1662-1762, 1971 Scale: 1:2500

Ordnance Survey plan NZ 1862-1962, 1971 Scale: 1:2500

A Bill for Making and Maintaining a Railway from Blaydon to Hebburn, with Six Branches thereout, all within the County Palatine of Durham (Blaydon, Gateshead and Hebburn Railway), 1834

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1836

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1838

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1839

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1841

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1842

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1850

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1851

The General Account of the Treasurer of the County of Durham for 1852