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Ackford

1841.

William, aged 60, Stokermaker. (Census).

Adams

1792.

Isabel daughter of John baptised April 1st.

1798.

Dorothy Adams widow of John (labourer) died 6th buried 8th August aged 77.

Adamson

1776.

John witnessed wedding of Robert Forster of Warkworth and Ann Storey. 28th May. (PR/F/25)

Adshead

1880.

Mary, of Ulgham Grange, daughter of Aaron, Gent. married Patrick Freeman of Cambois, Aug. 26th. (PR 1837-1959 27/54)

1881

Mary, widow, aged 61, farmer at Ulgham Grange, buried at Earsdon.

1887.

Aaron Edward at Ulgham Grange (Bulmer).

Air

1883.

William, blacksmith of Fenwick, son of Robert Air, married Mary Nicholson of Stobswood Colliery Oct. 13th. (PR 1837-1959, 33/65)

Alba

1703.

Isabell married Thomas Heron. June 10th (PR).

Alder

1619/53

Cuthbert again in a plea of debt (Woodman)

1623

Cuthbert against George Lawson in a plea of debt for 2 dozen and half of oxen bowes. (CR 1619-53)

1624

Cuthbert named as free tenant.

1627

Dorothy married Peter Robinson 26th June (PR)

1637

Cuthbert against Martyn Coward in an action of trespass for yt ye defendant's dogg did worry ye plts Turkicocks ad dam. (CR).

1638

Cuthbert's Will and Inventory. Son-in-law William Lawson to receive 2 ox 2 foals 4 cows and 2 horses. Nephew Edward to receive £3/4/-. Nephew John, son of Dionis, to receive a little stirk. Niece Marjorie, daughter of Dionis, to receive a brown cow and stirk. His wife Elizabeth to have the residue, though if she marries again the estate is to be shared equally between her and William Lawson before the wedding. Elizabeth Alder and William Lawson are Executors. The Inventory totals up to over £100. (DRO).

1693.

Robert of Morpeth stood bond for Ralph Lawson's estate.

1700

Elizabeth married John Clerk Jan. 28th (PR).

Cuthbert in a plea of trespass (Woodman).

Alexander, Elexander.

1798.

Alexander Alexander volunteered for Posse Comitatus (QSB 90/11/30)

Robert volunteered for Posse Comitatus (QSB 90/11/30)

1813 - 14

Joseph was paid 4 shillings for serving in the local militia.

1824

Elizabeth buried June 25th aged 5.

Mary buried Feb. 21st aged 79.

1841

JOSEPH, aged 60, aug.lab. (Census)

Mary, wife to Joseph, aged 55, (Census)

1851.

JOSEPH, Head of House, aged 68, born Alnwick. (Census)

Jane Mary (wife to Joseph) aged 66, born Longframlington. (Census)

Jane (Daughter to Joseph) aged 35, Bank (?) worker, born Ulgham. (Census)

1861.

JOSEPH, Widower, aged 78, agric.lab, born at Alnwick, lived at Ulgham Mill Cottage (Census).

Jane, daughter of Joseph, aged 45, unmarried, straw bonnet make, born Alnwick. (Census)

James, servant blacksmith, aged 20, born Ulgham, lives with the Browns at the Anvil Arms.

1871.

Jane, unmarried, aged 55, lived at Ulgham Mill Cottage. Born England. (Census).

1881

Jane, unmarried, aged 65, born Ulgham, formerly a straw bonnet maker, lives at Ulgham Mill. (Census)

Allason, Allison, Alison, Alleson, Allinson, Allyson

1610

Thomas appraised the Inventory of James Steele's estate.

1619

Thomas named as tenant and juror at Ulgham (CR)

Thomas complained against William ? (CR)

1619/53

Thomas stood pledge for Cuthbert Lyne (CR)

1619

Thomas put his cattle into the faugh (CR)

1623

Richard is brought before the court for breaking.

Thomas is named as tenant at Ulgham.

William named as aletaster, accused of his yard dickes lying down, and for his swine unringed, and for breaking. (CR).

1708.

George married Isabel Garrett May 12th (PR).

1710

Henry son of George baptised April 20th (PR).

1713

William son of Thomas baptised March 26th (PR).

1722/3

Mary, widow, buried March 18th.

1743/4

Mary received 1/- weekly Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1744/5

Mary received 4/- weekly Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1745/6

Mary received 2/- weekly poor relief

1748

Mary buried May 10th.

1748/9

Mary received Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1778

William and Jane Pringle of Widdrington. Banns read May. (PR/F/27).

1871.

MATTHEW, Agric.Lab. Aged 48, born Longhirst, living at Ulgham Park. (Census)

Ann, wife to Matthew, aged 47, Born Longframlington, at Ulgham Park. (Census)

Thomas, son to Matthew, aged 21, born Fenrother, at Ulgham Park. (Census)

Ann, daughter to Matthew, aged 19, born Hebron, at Ulgham Park. (Census)

Matthew, son of Matthew, aged 15, born at Paradise, at Ulgham Park (Census)

William, son of Matthew, aged 12, scholar, at Ulgham Park (Census)

Henry, son of Matthew, aged 9, at Ulgham Park (Census)

Eleanor, daughter of Matthew, aged 6, at Ulgham Park (Census)

Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Matthew, aged 2, at Ulgham Park (Census)

Margaret, daughter to Matthew, aged 8 months, born at Ulgham Park (Census)

Allen, Allan.

1784.

Frances married Edward Brotherwick 9th Dec. (PR/F/33)

1793.

Hannah married Robert Atkinson, widower, Oct. 7th (PR/F/41)

1852.

Thomas, labourer, son of John Allen, married Jane Davidson, Nov. 7th. (PR 1837-1959 14/27)

1855

Jane, wife of Thomas, died at Ulgham on June 29th aged 29 (tombstone).

1877

John, son of Thomas & Jane, died at Ulgham on July 13th aged 22 (tombstone)

1878

Isabella, daughter of Thomas & Jane, died at Linton on Sept. 19th aged 25 (tombstone)

1884

Thomas died at Linton on April 13th aged 68 (tombstone)

Almiry

1762

William, husbandman (Militia List)

Ambrey

1770

William married Jane Halliwell 28th June John witnessed. (PR/F/19)

1773.

John witnessed marriage of John Pringle of Bedlington and Elizabeth Beal (PR/F/20)

Margaret daughter of William baptised May 5th.

1778.

Jane married John Coxon of Bothal 8th Feb. (PR/F/27).

1784.

Mary married John Brown of Morpeth 8th May(PR/F/33)

Amery, Amory

see also Emery

1725

John son of Thomas baptised March 24th.

1731.

Thomas son of Thomas baptised May 30th.

1733/4

Jane daughter of Thomas baptised Feb. 10th.

1736

Isabel daughter of Thomas baptised June 6th, buried Dec. 16th.

1737

William son of Thomas baptised Dec. 27th.

1739/40

Jane received 1 shilling Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1740

William married Mary Hall May 29

1741

Margaret daughter of William baptised May 21

1741

Margaret daughter of William baptised April 9th.

1741/2

Jane received 1 shilling Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1744

Elizabeth daughter of William baptised July 15th.

1746

William received 4d bounty for a foulmart head

1746.

Mary daughter of William buried June 8th.

1746/7

Mary daughter of William baptised Feb. 19th.

1747

William Senior buried April 15th.

1747/8

Elizabeth of Stobswood buried Feb. 4th.

1748

Jane buried May 9th.

1748/9

William son of William baptised Feb. 16th.

1751

John son of William of Stobswood baptised April 18th.

1753

Jane daughter of William baptised July 1st.

1768

Margaret daughter of William buried July 21st.

1785

William buried Jan. 7th.

1807

Robert of Longhirst, son of John, died 26th buried 28th December, aged 26.

William married Mary Hall May 29th.

1808

Mary had bastard child. 17th March.

1816

Mary of Eshotheugh buried Nov. 26th aged 33.

1820.

Phillis of Grange Moor buried Oct. 12th aged 62.

1833.

Mary allowed 3s/6d per week Poor Relief for this month 12th May 1833.(EP19/28)

1834

Mary allowed 2s/6d per week Poor Relief 28th Dec. 1834 (EP19/28)

1835

Mary allowed 3 shillings per week Poor Relief 25th March 1834 (EP19/28).

Amos

1881.

Andrew, aged 14, shepherd, visiting John Edminson of Norwoods. Born Alnham. (Census)

Anderson

1619

John's Will and Inventory. His wife Jane. keeps the lease with 3 quey stirks and a mal chest, and a share of the residue. His nephew Hugh takes the lease on after it expires, plus an ox and a cupboard, and a share of the residue. Margaret Anderson gets a bowl and a cupboard. Brother William gets his clothes. Robert Gabion gets a white mare. William gets a table and chair. Robert Smith gets a silver ring. Humphrey Raye gets corn. Inventory totals £25/5/3d with debts totalling £7/1/8d.

1709.

Joseph married Mary Dobson July 28th (PR).

1724/5

Isabel daughter of Thomas baptised Jan. 10th.

1725

Thomas of Cockhills (Cockles) buried June 27th.

1735.

Mary married George Smith June 24th.

1738/9

Ann daughter of Mary buried March 11th.

1739/40

Mary received 4 shillings per week Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1740/1

Mary received 3 shillings per week Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1741/2

Mary received 3 shillings per week Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1742/3

Mary received 2/6d per week Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1743/4

Mary received 2/6d shillings Poor Relief. (CWA 1714-1800)

1745/6

Joseph received 3/6d per week Poor Relief (CWA 1714-1800)

1762.

John, husbandman, Stobswood Constabulary.(Militia List).

1765.

William son of Thomas of Stobswood buried April 1st.

1773.

Elizabeth wife of Thomas of Stobswood buried Jan. 26th.

1776.

Elizabeth daughter of Thomas buried April 27th.

1795.

William married Ann Marshall 23rd May. (Was this a double wedding? Thomas Marshall married Dorothy Story on the same day). (PR/F/43)

1799.

Richard of St. John's, Newcastle, married Mary Reed. 5th May. (PR/F/49).

1802/3

Edward and Alice Hall had banns read Dec. and Jan. (PR/F/55)

1804.

T. was holder of Bond of Indemnity for Elinor Brimmor's bastard child.(CWA).

1808

Nathaniel of Woodhorn married Barbara Marshall 6th June (PR/F/59).

1808/9

Paid for Ann Anderson 6 weeks in the Lunatic House £2/8/=. Also paid Mr. Donkin on account of Ann Anderson going to the Lunatic House £2/6/6d. (CWA).

1816

Robert buried June 30th aged 28.

1819

Jane named as tenant at Ulgham. (CR).

1833.

Anne married John Nelson. 29th June. John witnessed. (ROM 1813-34 14/42)

1833

Ann's money discontinued 8/9/33, recontinued 1/12/33(EP 19/28)

1835

Select Vestry to make agreement with Ann 17/4/1835; Agreed to allow Ann 2/-per week. 25/12/1835, (EP 19/28).

1841.

Robert, aged 15, Tailor's apprentice. (Census).

JAMES, aged 45, farmer. (Census).

Hannah, wife of James, aged 45. (Census).

Elizabeth, daughter of James, aged 15. (Census).

Thomas, son of James, aged 14, (Census).

Robert, son of James, aged 12. (Census).

James, son of James, aged 10. (Census).

William, son of James, aged 7. (Census).

John, son of James, aged 5. (Census).

Peter, son of James, aged 2. (Census).

Margery Lowry Anderson, daughter of James and Hannah, born 9^th October (Birth certificate, private communication)

1842

James, Ulgham, Farmer. (Appointment of Constables).

1846

James, Ulgham, Farmer. (Appointment of Constables).

1847

James, Ulgham, Farmer. (Appointment of Constables).

1881.

PETER, No.5 Ulgham, Farm labourer aged 61, Born Norham.

Rachel, wife to Peter Anderson, aged 63, born Carham.

Margaret, daughter to Peter Anderson, unmarried, aged 20, farm bondager, born Alnwick.

Robert, son to Peter Anderson, unmarried, aged 18, agric. lab., born Ilderton.

Elizabeth, granddaughter to Peter Anderson, aged 12, scholar, born Chillingham.

1883.

Robert, aged 20, farm servant at Ulgham, son of Peter Anderson, married Jane Engles, March 10th. (PR 1837-1959 31/62)

1883.

Margaret, daughter of Peter Anderson, married Ralph Davidson of Ulgham, Oct. 28th. (PR 1837-1959 33/66)

1887.

Mr. Anderson named as Manager of Stobswood Co-operative Society. (Bulmer).

1887.

Elizabeth,aged 18, daughter of Peter Anderson, agricultural labourer, married William Mole of Hebron Feb. 27th (PR 1837-1959 39/77).

Annett, Annet, Annat, Anit.

1711.

John married Sarah Robinson Nov. 15th.

1720.

Anna daughter of William baptised March 23rd.

1803.

John witnessed wedding of Henry Laidman and Ann Hall 9th Aug. (PR/F/55)

1871.

JOHN, aged 53, Farmer of 499 acres, employing 14 labourers. Born Widdrington. (Census)

Ann, wife of John, aged 43, farmer's wife, born Benton. (Census)

John Wilkinson, aged 23, unmarried son to John, born Widdrington. (Census)

Harry Oswald, aged 14, scholar, son to John, born Widdrington. (Census)

Jacob W., brother to John, aged 40, farmer of 350 acres employing 12 labourers, born Widdrington. (Census)

1887.

Mr. John, Ferneybeds. (Bulmer).

1887.

Jacob, Ferneybeds. (Bulmer).

Appleby

1669

John witnessed Ralph Fenwick's oral will.

1777

Isabel daughter of William baptised May 11th.

1797.

Joseph married Jane Hindmarsh, widow, 4th June. (PR/F./45)

1798

Joseph volunteered for the Posse Comitatus (QSB 90/11/30)

1822

Ann daughter of Thomas (hind) and Margaret baptised 5th May.

1827

Maria daughter of Margaret, single, baptised Feb. 24th.

1833.

Mrs. Appleby looking after daughter Margaret's bastard child. 14/5/1833. (EP 19/28)

1832/3

Joseph was allowed 10d per day Poor relief 1/4/1833 (EP 19/28)

1833/4

Joseph was allowed 10d per day Poor relief 1/4/1834 (EP 19/28)

1835

Joseph unable to work. (SVM). Allowed 2/6d per week from this time when off work. 25/1/1835, also 8/3/1835 (EP 19/28)

1841.

JOSEPH, head, aged 35. (Census)

Jane, wife to Joseph, aged 25. (Census)

William, son to Joseph, aged 3. (Census)

Joseph, son to Joseph, aged 7 months. (Census)

Jane, aged 70. (Census)

Jane, aged 7. (Census)

1853.

Mr. Appleby be requested to use his influence to induce Sarah Watson to leave the parish. 27/6/1853. (EP 19/28)

1855

William, Farmer, Ulgham House. (Whellan).

1865

William, died at Grange House Morpeth on Sept. 12th aged 75 (tombstone).

1897

Margaret Ann, widow of Ralph E Fenwick, died June 12th (tombstone).

Albin, Hawbone, Awbon, Albon, Albone.

1609

George's Will.

1611

Christopher Albon appointed as something illegible in Thomas Hunter's Will and also owed him £20/6/=

1619/53

George Hawbone for not repairinge his part of the pound fold (Woodman; CR)

Edward Awbon for assault. (Woodman; CR)

Edward Awbon for taking corn out of the mill. (Woodman; CR)

Cuthbert Awbon for buinge a door (Woodman; CR)

George Albin put his beasts into the faugh (Woodman; CR)

George Albin did not repair his fore front and back front. (Woodman; CR)

George Albin sued Elizabeth Raye for sowing oats (Woodman; CR)

1619

George Aubon is owed 10 shillings by John Anderson and is paid out of Anderson's estate. (Anderson's Will)

Robert Aubon likewise gets 13 shillings from John Anderson's estate.

1622

Martine of Tritlington owes John Lawson's estate 16 shillings.

1623

William named as aletaster, acted as Sworn Man for Stobswood. (CR).

George acted as sworn man, and was accused that his swine were unringed. (CR).

1624

George married ? Robinson 23rd Jan. George named as aletaster.

1629

? Albone married Margaret Mit(ford?) 3rd Jan. (PR)

1637

George named as Aletaster (CR).

1643

William Albon son of George and Katherine his wife buried Sept. (PR)

1670

Robert Albone and Ann ?Curtis married last day of May. (PR)

Elizabeth Albone married Robert Straker of Longhirst. (PR)

? Albone son of Thomas baptised 12th May. (PR)

1681

George Albon of Woodhouse's Will. (DRO T.180) His daughter Katherine to receive £20. Edward son of Matt. Brotherick and Matthew son of Thomas Brotherick each to get 10/-. Isabel (his widow) and her daughter get 10/-. Robert Streaker of Langhirst is Executor. Will witnessed by John Lucas, cleric, Henry Watson and Matthew Brotherwick. (DRO T.180)

1708

Thomas Albon received 1 shilling at Easter (EP 19/23)

1713/4

Margaret Albon married John White Feb. 9th.

1721/2

Jan Albon's coffin cost 5 shillings.

1722

Jane wife of Thomas Albon buried (no date).

1722/3

Thomas Albon was buried Feb. 14th.

1787.

William Albone acted for Mrs. Wilson as Chapelwarden. (CWA)

Archbold

1782

Mary, widow, married John Trewhitt, widower, of Felton, 13th May. (PR/F/30)

1796

George son of Richard and Isable, baptised 9th May.

Arkle

1742

Elizabeth married Matthew Dobson July 22nd.

Armer

1807

Elizabeth,widow, died 1st buried 3rd Dec. aged 90.

Armiger

1704

Agreement between the Earl of Carlisle and William and Jeremiah Armiger to fell trees at Ulgham Park and Hall Spring Wood. (DRO N44/23).

Armourer, Armerer

1505

"Thomas Armourer of Ulgham, Yeoman, who had previously lived in Morpeth, with the assistance of a party of armed men, have carried off Jane, the wife of Henry Fenwick, with some pretence of marriage" (History of Northumberland Vol. I N84, p.387).

1517

" . . . and that there are there one manor, with one dovehouse and garden, now in the tenure of Thomas Armerer". (I.P.M. on Lady Elizabeth Dacre).

?

Thomas Armerer of Howgham, maryed Elizabeth, dowter and one of the heyrs of John Lylbourne of Shadon (Shawdon) in the conte of Northumberland, esquir, and by her had yssu Francis Armerer, son and heyre; Lenard ijnd sone; and Thomas iijrs sone; Margaret maryed to James Fenkell. (Surtees Soc. 1912 Vol.II Visitations of the North I).

?

Francis, sone and heyre to Thomas, maryed Constance, dowghter of John Care of Heton, and by her had yssu Roger, son and heyre; Henry, ijnd son; Cuthbert iijrd; Oswall iiijth; Mark vth; John vjth; Peter vijth; George viijth; Elizabeth. (Durham Wills Pt I p.404. Also Surtees Soc. 1912 Vol.II)

Armstrong

1789

Mr. Armstrong paid for a new pew in the chapel, which was taken down and made uniform with the rest. (CWA 1714-1800)

1802.

Lawson, gent. died 4th buried 7th Dec. aged 82. (Plaque in church).

1811

Sarah (née Wilson) widow of Lawson Armstrong, died 30th Dec. 1811 and buried 2nd Jan. aged 80.

1824

Thomas, son of George, labourer, Stobswood, and Bella, baptised 17th Oct.

1881

JAMES, aged 49, Agric. lab. at No. 23 Ulgham. Born at Lowick. (Census)

Margaret, wife to James, aged 44, born Belford. (Census)

Ellenor, daughter to James, aged 20, bondager, born Belford (Census)

Georgeinia, daughter to James, aged 18, bondager, born Alnwick (Census)

John, son to James, aged 13, scholar, born Alnwick (Census)

James, son to James, aged 10, scholar, born Alnwick (Census)

Margaret J., daughter to James, aged 6, born Woodhorn (Census)

Richard, grandson to James, aged 3, born Woodhorn (Census)

Mary A., granddaughter to James, aged 8 months, born Ulgham (Census)

1882

James, choirboy, was paid £1/4/10d. (Church Log).

1883.

Jane Georgina, aged 20, of Ulgham, daughter of James Armstrong, married George Mather of Linton, April 28th. (PR 1837-1959 32/64)

1890

Mary Jane, aged 20, of Stobswood Colliery, daughter of Alexander Armstrong, miner, married John James McKenzie, Feb. 15th.

Artley

1752

Alice married David Little Dec. 27.

Atcheson

1814

Margaret,, daughter of Edward Atcheson, hind at Ulgham Park, and Ann, baptised 1st May.

Atis(?)

1713

Nicholas married Frances Burn July 30th.

Atkin

1768

Elizabeth married John Haliburton Dec. 18th (PR/F/17)

Atkinson

1710/1

John married Barbary Dobson May 1st.

1735

Jane married Thomas Brown June 22nd. (NB the sd. Tho. Brown made his last year's service at Linton)

1736

Mary married John Watson (of Warkworth Parish) Nov. 11th.

1765

Mary buried Oct. 12th.

1774

Mr. Atkinson was paid £2/11/- for timber for chapel roof repairs.

1793

Robert, widower, married Hannah Allan Oct 7th.(PR/F/41)

Margaret daughter of Robert buried May 31st.

1793/4

Robert was removed from the parish. (CWA)

1800

Mary wife of George died 9th April aged 63 (Tombstone transcript). Burial register says that Mary Atkinson, wife of George, gardener, died 9th buried 11th April aged 63.

1801

George of Ulgham died 10th Jan. aged 75 (Tombstone). Burial register says that George Atkinson, gardener, died 11th buried 13th Jan aged 75.

1824

Hannah buried June 11th aged 62.

1825

Robert was lodging in John Pearson's house (SVM)

1828

? Atkinson's furniture to be sold. (SVM)

1861.

JOHN, aged 38, Railway Lab., living at Railway Station Cottage. Born Whittingham. (Census)

Eloner, wife to, aged 36, born Linton. (Census).

1882

John, choirboy, was paid £1/5/= (Church log).

Aton

 see Ayton.

Aydon

1622

Thomas owed John Lawson's estate 20s. (Will of John Lawson).

Ayton, Aton.

1713

Mary wife of Michael buried June 4th (PR).

Aynsley, Ainslie, Ainsley

1698

William of Gallowhill is Jane Fenwick's grandson, and witnesses her will signing his own name.

1828

Mary married Archibald Barnes 29th May. (ROM 1813-34 11/32)

1854

John of Ferneybeds, son of William, married Mary Gleghorn of Norwoods 9th Sept.

1855

John and Jacob, Farmers, Ferneybeds (Whellan).

1861.

JAMES Farmer, aged 37, at North Woodhouse Cottage. Born "Drewridge". (Census)

Margaret, wife to James aged 30, born Ratcliff. (Census)

William, son to James, aged 4, born Ulgham. (Census)

Elinor, daughter to James, born Ulgham. (Census)

Mary Ann, daughter to James, aged 10 months, born Ulgham (Census)

JOHN, aged 39, farmer of 240 acres, employing 4 men. Born Northumberland. (Census)

Mary, wife to John, aged 34, born Northumberland (Census)

Jane, daughter to John, aged 6, born Northumberland (Census)

William, son of John, aged 4, born Northumberland (Census)

James, son of John, aged 2, born Northumberland (Census)

1871.

JOHN aged 49, farmer of 314 acres employing 5 labourers, 2 boys, Ferneybeds. Born Northumberland. (Census).

Mary, wife to John, aged 45, born Northumberland (Census).

Jane, daughter to John, aged 15, born Northumberland. (Census)

William, son to John, aged 14, born Northumberland. (Census)

Thomas, son to John, aged 12, born Northumberland. (Census)

John, son to John, aged 8, born Northumberland (Census)

James, son to John, aged 5, born Northumberland (Census)

Mary Isabelle, daughter to John, aged 7 months, born Northumberland (Census)