Parish Notes Northumberland
[Population 1911: 16,971 incl. 771 persons enumerated in the Tynemouth Union Workhouse]
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Church: Tynemouth Christ Church. Consecrated: 1668. Accommodation: 1,200. Services: 8-30, 11, 7. Vicar: Rev. Canon T. Brutton, Tynemouth Vicarage. Curates: Rev. Forbes Philips. Lovaine Terrace, Rev. F.F.R. Downie, Dockwray Square, Rev. C.H. Cooke, Linskill Terrace. Patron: Duke of Northumberland. Mission: Mission Church (St Faith's), Hudson Street, services 8-30, 11, 6-30. [NEYB (1893) p.135]
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EP 52/5 baptisms and burials 1774-1795 - the following is written on the first page:
The Foundation and building of this Church was begun at the expence of this Parish and other good benefactors in the year of our Lord 1659 and afterwards finished at the cost of the same Parishioners and was Consecrated for the Worship and Service of God by the Name of Christs Church by John Lord Bishop of Durham the 5 Day of July Anno 1668 Thos Dockwray then Vicar.
Immediately below this is a note recording that:
Jane, Daughter of Anthony and Jane Surtees was born August 29 - 1785.
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EP Burials 1798-1812
Name & Abode | Descent | Trade, &c. | Died | Buried | Age |
A Boy washed on shore | near White-hill point | unknown | - | Feb. 22, 1799 | - |
A Stranger name unknown | - | - | [9 to 11 Jan. 1800] | - | - |
A Travelling Woman her Name unknown | - | - | March 10, 1800 | March 12, 1800 | - |
- | - | R. Artillery | - | Augt. 1, 1802 | - |
Daniel | - | - | Augt. 30, 1803 | Sepr. 1, 1803 | 17 years |
- | - | - | Jan. 12, 1803 | Jan. 14, 1803 | 5 months |
Cabin Boy same Day Name unknown | - | - | - | 17 Febry. 1804 | - |
- | - | R. Artillery | Octor 1804 | Octor 22, 1804 | - |
John | Son of George | Mariner | March 4, 1805 | March 6, 1805 | 2½ years |
William | - | - | March 3, 1806 | March 5, 1806 | 20 years |
James of Stephenson St. | Son of Thomas | Mariner | April 2, 1806 | April 4, 1806 | 11 months |
A young Man found at Sea | - | - | - | July 22, 1806 | - |
Hugh | - | - | Decr. 13, 1806 | Decr. 15, 1806 | 5 months |
- | - | - | August 29, 1810 | August 31, 1810 | 17 years |
A Man Cast up by the Sea his Name unknown | - | - | - | April 20, 1811 | - years |
A young Man found Drowned his Name unknown | - | - | - | Augt. 5, 1811 | - |
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List of Burials in the Friends' Burial Ground at Cullercoats from Archaelogia Aeliana Vol. XVI ii (new series) 1894. Year Day Mo. Name 1661 20 11 Johanna D. George Linton of North Shields 1672 20 7 Alice D. Wm. Dove & Eleanor his wife of Whitley 1672 20 12 Mary Wife John Dove of Whitley 1676 William S. Joseph Lisle of Whitley & Elizth his Wife 1676 12 9 Mary D. William Dove & Eleanor his wife 1679 20 1 John Dove Whitley Died of flux aged 59 1684 14 11 Hannah Selby Wife Robert Selby formerly Wife of John Dove of Whitley 1685 18 5 Thomas Fearon of Colourcoats. 1686 18 12 Robert S. Robert & Isabel Curry 1690 20 10 Jeremiah S. John Peel Cullercoats & Ann his Wife 1692 16 10 Jacob S. Robert Storey & Elleanor his Wife 1692 28 10 Elleanor Wife Wm. Dove of Whitley 1694 12 12 Abigail & Margt Ds. of Caleb Tennant & Abigail 1694 28 12 Elizabeth D. John Buston of North Shields Skinner & Isabel his Wife 1695 12 2 Temperance Wife of Thomas Buston of North Shields 1696 1 12 Alice Wife of William Ingledew late of Stockton 1696 28 12 Dorothy Wife John Frost No. Shields formerly of Burlington 1697 23 2 Benjamin S. Caleb Tennant & Abigail his Wife 1699 11 2 Margaret D. Zephaniah Haddock 1699 8 12 William S. Zephaniah Haddock 1705 17 9 Thomas Sole of Linn Died at North Shields 1706 7 5 Elinor D. Zephaniah Haddock & Eleanor his Wife Aged 3 mo 1708 12 1 Thomas Richardson of North Shields 1710 1 2 Israell Brown of South Shields 1710 3 9 Joan Robinson Wife of Richard Robinson North Shields 1710 30 9 John Buston 1713 12 1 Ellenor Atkinson Wife of William Atkinson Low Lights 1714 8 5 William Dove of Whitley Aged about 85 years 1716 5 9 Zephaniah S. Zephaniah Haddock & Eleanor his Wife 1716 18 11 Barbara The Wife of Thomas Ffearon of Whitley 1717 3 2 Thomas Fearon of Whitley. 39 & 6 mo 1717 17 2 Ellinor Haydock Wife of Zephaniah Haydock of Cullercoats. 45 1727 8 Shem Peirson Mariner 1739 29 3 Zephaniah Haddock of Cullercoats 1818 3 11 John Hewitt S. of Robert Hewitt Draper of North Shields
Newcastle Chronicle 2/8/1783 Wednesday morning, a chimney-sweeper's boy about ten years old was unfortunately suffocated in the chimney of a brewhouse, in North Shields.
Berwick Advertiser 24/7/1813 On Saturday afternoon, a dreadful accident happened at Collingwood Main Colliery, near North Shields. By an explosion of fire-damp; eight of the men were killed, and two severely burnt. Among the sufferers were Mr Hope, one of the viewers; Mr Wild, an overman; and two young men of the name Richardson, who, having no parents, maintained their grandmother (now in her 102d year) in a manner which did them great credit. A number of horses were also suffocated.
Newcastle Courant 19/9/1835 [marriage] The 3rd inst. at Tynemouth church, Mr John Pigg, master mariner, of Monkseaton, to Sarah Pettigrove, of Hartley.
Newcastle Courant 30/6/1837 [death] The 27th inst. in Stephenson Street, North Shields, aged 24, Sarah, wife of Mr John Pigg, master mariner.
Newcastle Courant 1/12/1837 [death] The 27th ult. in Buckham's Lane, North Shields, Mrs Mary Pigg, widow.
Newcastle Courant 25/5/1838 [marriage] The 24th inst. at Tynemouth Church, Mr Thomas Pigg, master-mariner, to Miss Ellen Pigg, both of North Shields.
Newcastle Courant 1/2/1839 [death] The 25th, aged 25, Robert, son of Mr Robert Pigg, mariner of North Shields.
Newcastle Courant 18/2/1848 On Tuesday, upwards of one thousand children, belonging to the various schools of North Shields, were admitted, on payment of one penny, to see Hill's panoramic views of Palestine, exhibiting in the Mechanics' Hall, Norfolk Street.
Newcastle Courant 10/8/1849 WAR MEDAL.- Mr John Steuart, of Bedford-street, North Shields, has had a medal granted to him for his services as quarter-master on board the "Circe" frigate in Lord Duncan's action, on the 11th of October, 1797, off Camperdown.
Newcastle Courant 20/2/1874 The Congregational Church in Tynemouth has just been completed by the addition of the spire. The contract for this was taken at £1,250. the work has gone on through the whole of the winter without a single accident to either men or machinery.
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