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Ref: OI-BCD-146
CD. Robert Forster.
Weight 100 grammes.
Postal Type 2
£12.50
Ref: JIG-82
The CD contains a complete scan of the book, covering: Contents; Introductory; The Walls of Pons Elii, Monkchester & William Rufus & the Building of the Edwardian Walls; From Plantagenet to Stuart; The Siege of Newcastle; King Charles I in Newcastle; The Commonwealth Time; From the Restoration to the House of Hanover; During the ‘15 & the ‘45; A Time of Rest & A Time of Awakening; A Walk Around the Walls; St Nicholas’ Church; The Castle as it Was; The Castle as it Is; Westgate Street & Blackfriars; Newgate Street; Bigg Market; Pilgrim Street - Upper and Lower; All Saints’ Church; Central Newcastle; The Side & Dean Street; Pandon; The River Tyne, Its History; The Coal Trade of Newcastle; The Tyne above the Bridge; Ambrose Barnes; Tyne Bridge; Sandhill; The Quayside; Sandgate & The North Shore; The Three Saints; The Forth & West Side; Castle Leazes & The Town Moor; The North Part of theTown.; Pandon Dene, Shieldfield & West Jesmond; Ouseburn & Byker; Heaton & Jesmond; The Trades Guilds; Some Notable People of Newcastle; Some Peculiar People of Newcastle; Retrospective; The Last of Newcastle Town; Index.
Weight 150 grammes.
£7.50
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Containing the General History of the County. State of the district under the Romans, the Saxon and Danish Kings of Northumberland, the Official Earldom. With a narrative of Events connected with the County from the Norman Conquest to the Accession of the House of Hanover Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
£20.00
Ref: OI-BCD 046
Containing the History of the Franchise of Redesdale, and of the Umfreville family; also, of the Parishes, Corsenside, Whelpington, Kirkharle, Hartburn with Netherwitton Chapelry, Bolam, and Whalton, all in the Deanery of Morpeth. Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
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Containing Morpeth Ward - West Division, Meldon, River Green (ep), Mitford, Longhorsley, Hebron, Morpeth; Morpeth Ward - East Division, Bothal, Ulgham, Woodhorn, Newbiggin, Widdrington; Castle Ward - East Division, Horton; Castle Ward - West Division, Stannington. Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
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Containing Corbridge and the Franchise and Ward of Tindal: Alston, Kirkhaugh, Knaresdale, Lambley, Whitfield, Haltwhistle, Hayden, Warden, Newbrough Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
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Containing Ancient Records and Historical Papers. A series of Royal and private charters for Knaresdale, Haughton and Simonburn; a list of the names of all the castles and towers with proprietors 1460; articles relating to Lord Dacre, Warden of the Eastern Middle Marches; rentals and rates 1663 with proprietor\'s names; etc. etc. Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
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Containing Ancient Records and Historical Papers. Extracts from ancient deeds, Royal Grants; a book of the state of the frontiers between England and Scotland 1550; extracts relative to property from calendars of Royal Charters, etc. etc. Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
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Containing Ancient Records and Historical Papers. The Great Roll of the Exchequer 1130 to 1272; the Liber Niger Saccarii for Northumberland; the Name Roll for Northumberland 1340; the Valor Ecclesiasticus for 1535 and 1577; the Ecclesiastical Inquests for 1650; and the Feodary\'s Book for 1560; etc. etc. Author: Rev. John Hodgson.
Ref: OI-BCD097
With an excursion to the Abbey of Mailross in Scotland, Vol. 1 (1778) (Ayden Castle, Bavington, Beanley, Beaufront, Bellingham, Bellister Castle, Belsey Castle, Bittlesdon, Blanchland, Blenkinsop Castle, Bolbeck, Bolton, Bywell, Calleley, Capheaton, Carr-Voran, Carrowbrough, Cartington, Cheesburn Grange, Chillingham Castle, Chipchase Castle, Close House, Copeland Castle, Corbridge, Corcester, Dilston, Edlingham, Eglingham, Elishaw, Elsden, Eslington, Featherston Castle, Fenwick Tower, Great Chesters, Halton Chesters, Halton Tower, Haltwezell, Halystone, Halyton Mesnes, Hanging Shaws, Harbottle Castle, Harnham, Haughton Castle, Hayden Bridge, Hepple, Hexham, Hezleyside, Horton Castle, House Steads, Ilderton, Kirk Harle, Kirk Newton, Kirkhaugh, Knaresdale, Knaresdale Hall, Lambley, Langley Castle, Lemington, Lilburn, Linhope Spout, Little Bavington, Little Chesters, Little Harle, Little Ryle and Unthank, Minster Acres, Newton East and West Tor, Nunsbrough, Nunwick, Otterburn, Ovingham, The Picts Wall, Portgate, Prudhoe, Ridley Hall, Riechester, Risingham, Rodham, Rothbury, Rothley Castle, Rutchester, Shewing Sheels, St Oswalds, Stamfordham, Staward Castle, Swinburn Castle, Symondburn, Thirlwall Castle, Thockrington, Wall Town, Wallington, Walwick, Walwick Chesters, Walwick Grange, Wardrew, Wark, Welton Tower, West Matfen, Whitfield Hall, Whitley Castle, Whittingham, Willimoteswick, Wooler, Wylam, Yevering, Yevering.) William Hutchinson.
£14.50
Ref: OI-BCD098
With an excursion to the Abbey of Mailross in Scotland, Vol. 2 (1778) (Alemouth, Alnwick, Alnwick Abbey, Ashington, Bambrough, Bebside, Bedlington, Belford, Benwell, Berwick, Blagdon, Bolham, Bothall, Brinkburn Priory, Byker, Cambois, Carham, Carr Ville, Castle of Bambrough, Causey Park, Cockle Park Tower, Coquet Island, Cornhill, Craister, Cramlington, Creswell, Dunstanbrough Castle, Eachwick, Ederston, Ellingham, Elswick, Embleton, Etal, Farn Islands, Felton, Fenham, Fenwick and Beal, Ford Castle, Ford Castle, Gosford, Haggerston, Hartley, Heaton, Heddon, Heton, Holy Island, Howick, Huln Abbey, Jesmond, Kirkley, Kyloe, Little Benton and Long Benton, Long Witton, Longhorsley, Mitford, Moleston, Morpeth, Nether Witton, Newbiggin, Newburn, Newcastle, Newminster Abbey, Newsham and South Blyth, Norham, North Shields, Ogle Castle, Pallinsburn, Ponteland, Rock, Seaton Deleval, Seghill, Shipwash, Stannington, Stanton, Tilmouth, Twizel Castle, Tynemouth, Wall\'s End, Wark Castle, Warkworth, Warkworth Castle, Warkworth Hermitage, Whalton, Widdrington Castle, Wolsington.) Author: William Hutchinson.
Ref: OI-BCD031
Author: John Scott.
Ref: OI-BCD140
Including the entire tidal flow, from the mouth of the harbour to Hedwin Streams (1846) Author: W. Fordyce.
£8.50
Ref: OI-BCD093
by William Gray.
£9.50
Ref: ANG-ARA 219
This book contains transcripts or abstracts (some in Latin, some in English) of four collections of pre-Reformation deeds relating to Newcastle upon Tyne. Covering the 12th-16th centuries, the deeds mention many names of people, making this book useful for family historians as well as those interested in the local history of Newcastle. Complete with an index.
Weight 0 grammes.
Postal Type 0
£10.00
Ref: OI-BCD033
Author: M.A. Richardson.
£10.50
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14th & 15th Centuries 1301-1500 (1884) Author: Richard Welford.
£15.00
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16th Century 1501-1580 (1885) Author: Richard Welford.
Ref: OI-BCD075
16th & 17th Centuries 1581-1640 (1887) Author: Richard Welford.
Ref: ARB-0712
A superb history and description of a large part of Northumberland.
£17.75
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Author: John Sykes. CD-Rom
Ref: ARB-1361
The full title of the book is: ‘Local Records or Historical Register of Remarkable Events which have occurred in Northumberland and Durham, Newcastle upon Tyne and Berwick upon Tweed from the Earliest Period to the Present Time; With Biographical Notices of Deceased Persons of Talent, Eccentricity and Longevity’ Compiled by John Sykes, this is the full set of four volumes published between 1866 and 1875, and covers the period from the earliest records to 1875. Accidents and crimes, floods, fires and all manner of fascinating historical events are recorded, along with many biographical pieces about local folk. An Archive CD Books CD to the new Series 3 Standard, with enhanced navigation and fully searchable.
£16.74
Ref: OI-BCD061
Extracts from the Newcastle Upon Tyne Council Minute Book 1639-1656 (1920) Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD062
Northumberland Pleas from the Curia Regis and Assize Rolls, 1198-1272 (1922) A. Hamilton Thompson (editor).
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The Register of Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne from the Corporation Guild and Admission Books Chiefly of the Seventeenth Century (1923) Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD064
Northumbrian Monuments or The Shields of Arms, Effigies and Inscriptions in the Churches, Castles and Halls of Northumberland (1924) C.H. Hunter Blair (editor).
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A Volume of Miscellanea (1930) (List of Transcripts, partly in manuscript, of the parish registers of Northumberland and Durham in the Public Library, Newcastle upon Tyne; List of J.C. Hodgson\'s MS. pedigrees of families in Northumberland and Durham in the Public Library, Newcastle upon Tyne; Index to pedigrees recorded in local histories of Northumberland and Durham; Selections from the Delaval papers in the Public Library, Newcastle upon Tyne; The registers of Ballast Hills cemetery Newcastle upon Tyne.) Contributors include Basil Anderton, M.A., Rev. C.E. Whiting, M.A., D.D.
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Durham Monuments or The Shields of Arms, Effigies and Inscriptions in the Churches, Castles and Halls of Durham (1925) C.H. Hunter Blair (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD066
The Register of Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne from the Corporation Guild and Admission Books Chiefly of the Eighteenth Century (1926) A.M. Oliver (editor).
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Northumberland and Durham Deeds from the Dodsworth MSS. in Bodley\'s Library, Oxford (1929) A.M. Oliver (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD068
Index of Wills, etc., in the Probate Registry, Durham and from other sources 1540-1599 (1928) H.M. Wood (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD070
Feet of Fines Northumberland and Durham (1931). Philip Oliver (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD071
Feet of Fines Northumberland A.D. 1273 - A.D. 1346 (1932). Miss E.S. Scroggs (editor).
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The Renaissance Heraldry of the County Palatine of Durham from A.D. 1666 to A.D. 1800 (1933) C.H. Hunter Blair (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD022
Author: Thomas Crawford.
£6.50
Ref: OI-BCD001
The Parish of Bamburgh, with the Chapelry of Belford (1893) Edward Bateson B.A. (editor).
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The Parish of Corbridge, with the Chapelry of Halton: With an account of Roman remains by Professor F. Haverfield, D.Litt. (1914) H.H.E. Craster M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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The Parishes of Carham, Branxton, Kirknewton, Wooler & Ford (1922) Kenneth H. Vickers M.A. (editor).
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The Parishes of Ovingham, Stamfordham & Ponteland (1926). Miss Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
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The Parishes of Heddon-on-the-Wall, Newburn, Longbenton, Wallsend, the Chapelries of Gosforth and Cramlington, the Townships of Benwell, Elswick, Heaton, Byker, Fenham, & Jesmond [in Newcastle-upon-Tyne] (1930) Miss Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
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The Parishes of Alnham, Chatton, Chillingham, Eglingham, Ilderton, Ingram, Whittingham, the Capelries of Lowick & Doddington (1935) Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
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The Parish of Simonburn, with the modern parishes of Humshaugh, Bellingham, Falstone, Thorneyburn, Greystead, Wark, the Parish of Rothbury, the Parish of Alwinton, with the Chapelry of Holystone and the Lordship of Kidland (1940) Madeleine Hope Dodds (editor).
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The Parishes of Embleton, Ellingham, Howick, Long Houghton & Lesbury (1895) Edward Bateson B.A. (editor).
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Hexhamshire part I (1896) Allen B. Hinds M.A. (editor).
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Hexhamshire Part II - Hexham, Whitley Chapel, Allendale & St John Lee; and Chollerton, Kirkheaton & Thockrington (1897) John Crawford Hodgson M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
Ref: OI-BCD005
The Parish of Warkworth, with the Chapelry of Chevington, The Parish of Shilbottle, and the Chapelry or extra-parochial place of Brainshaugh (1899) John Crawford Hodgson M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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The Parishes of Bywell St Peter and Bywell St Andrew, with the Chapelry or Parish of Slaley (1902). John Crawford Hodgson M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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The Parish of Edlingham, with the Chapelry of Bolton, The Parish of Felton, with the Chapelry of Framlington and the Chapelry or parish of Brinkburn (1904). John Crawford Hodgson M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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The Parish of Tynemouth (1907) H.H.E. Craster M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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The Chapelries of Earsdon and Horton (1909). H.H.E. Craster M.A., F.S.A. (editor).
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Contemporary Biographies (Pike\'s New Century Series, No. 14, 1905). Authors: James Jamieson & W.T. Pike.
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Published in 1863 this is a wonderful description of the notable places in the city and it\'s industries, institutions and famous people. Includes over fifty illustrations as well as maps and plans.
£14.25
Ref: JIG-80
This softback booklet was published in 1929 by the Tynemouth Permanent Building Society. It may have been a regular annual event or just a special for their 75th year. The first few pages cover the report for the year of the Building Society but the remainder of the 62 pages are filled with a very interesting historical record of North Shields (including 14 vintage photos/illustrations).
£4.00
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The original Gentleman\'s Magazine contained articles on a vast array of subjects, including lots of wonderful topographical pieces. In 1891 George Gomme republished all of these topograhical articles but edited and indexed them into county specific order. Each of Gomme\'s works contains between two and four separate counties, except for the London volumes. An absolute goldmine of information about the county, its people and its places.
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Rev. John Brand M.A. Including an Account of the Coal Trade of that Place, Vol. I (1789).
£25.00
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Rev. John Brand M.A. Including an Account of the Coal Trade of that Place, Vol. II (1789).
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(2 vols. 1866-69). Author: George Tate F.G.S.
Ref: OI-BCD094
With a brief description of St Mary\'s Church (1908) by Edward Barry Hicks, M.A. (Vicar).
Ref: ARB-1112
By Joseph Parker Minister of the City Temple, London. Published 1896. ‘My business is mainly with a few Tyneside peasants. I know well many of the poor and middle classes and can speak with knowledge of their habits’ Joseph Parker preached in all the villages in South Northumberland to struggling farmers, colliers and peasants. He values his congregation, ‘From a literary point of view they were uneducated but from the point of view of experience their minds were penetrating and appreciative.’ In this book he describes the characters of The Oxleys of Horsefield, Nathan Oxley, Miss Black, John Morra, Jonas and his Church, Richy Hymers and Mary, Jimmy, Ralph Culver and Arthur Boyce, frequently using their own words. It is a great insight into the lives and characters of the Tyne before 1896. Parker describes the churches, homes and habits of these Tyne folk in a lively and engaging way. First paragraph from the chapter on Nathan Oxeley; ‘Nathan Oxley and his forerunners had farmed the great duke\'s land for quite a hundred years. Nathan was a quaint old man when I knew him, and so very silent that one\'s breathing made an objectionable noise when he was the only other member of the company. But Nathan talked with his eyes. There was one day a week Nathan called the Sabb\'day and that day he marked in many ways, most notably by never shaving upon it and never wearing a topcoat or putting up an umbrella within the rising and setting of its sun. It was useless to reason with Nathan\'s habit, he got them from Nathan senior.’
£11.50
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(2nd edition 1825). Author: Eneas Mackenzie.
£16.50
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