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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › antiquities-durham › volParish of Jarrow - British History Online

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   Sep 28, 2024 · The Parish is divided into four Constableries: 1. Monckton, including Jarrow, North and South Hebburn, Puterer's close, and Monckton; 2. Hedworth, including Hedworth, Laverick Hall, North and South Follonsby, and the Leam ; 3. Upper Heworth and Whitehouse; 4.

2. durhamrecordsonline.com › updates › 2022Jarrow marriages 1754-1812 | Durham Records Online

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   Sep 13, 2022 · The parish of Jarrow was at this time divided into four Constableries (an area overseen by a constable): Monckton (or Monkton), including Jarrow, North and South Hebburn, Puterer’s close, and Monckton; Hedworth, including Hedworth, Laverick Hall, North and South Follonsby, and the Leam; Upper Heworth, including Whitehouse;

3. durhamrecordsonline.com › updates › 2021Jarrow & Heworth baptisms & burials 1696-1764 | Durham ...

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   2,765 burials from 2 Nov 1696 to the end of 1764. In this period, Heworth was a chapelry in the parish of Jarrow, and Heworth baptisms and burials were recorded in the Jarrow St. Paul register.

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   Feb 21, 2013 · Summary. This map shows the boundaries of forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It also shows towns, cities, and motorways.

5. durhamrecordsonline.com › updates › 2022Jarrow & Heworth marriages 1697-1753 | Durham Records Online

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   In 1699, the clerk started a column called “Constablery” (a geographical area overseen by a constable); we assume this was the abode of one or both parties, and where they got married. This listing of constableries appears for 1699-1710, 1726-1729, and 1731-1753.

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   Find a police force. There are 45 'territorial' forces in the UK and 3 'special' police forces. Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI) covers Northern Ireland. Police Scotland covers the whole of Scotland. There are 43 other regional forces covering England and Wales. Find a territorial force in England or Wales.

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   How many constableries are there in Monckton & Hedworth?

   • The Parish is divided into four Constableries: 1. Monckton, including Jarrow, North and South Hebburn, Puterer's close, and Monckton; 2. Hedworth, including Hedworth, Laverick Hall, North and South Follonsby, and the Leam (fn. 2); 3. Upper Heworth and Whitehouse; 4.

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   How many special constables are there in England & Wales?

   • In addition to the 220,519 police workers, there were 9,174 special constables (headcount) in the 43 police forces in England and Wales on 31 March 2021, and 8,014 Police Support Volunteers (PSVs). Special constables and PSVs do not have contracted working hours so their numbers are provided on a headcount rather than an FTE basis.

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   How many acres are there in Hedworth?

   • In Hedworth there is one freehold of about 42 acres, belonging to the living of Monk-Wearmouth; about 33 acres the property of Mrs. Carrigan, of Whickham; a windmill and about four acres of ground lately purchased by Mr. Ellison, of Hebburn-hall; and a garth and cottage belonging to Mr. Lester, who holds the old leasehold estate of the Stotes. 69.

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   What happened in Heworth?

   • In the village of Heworth, it caused a darkness like early twilight, and covered the roads so thickly that footsteps were strongly imprinted in it; pieces of burning coal, driven off the solid stratum of the mine, were also blown up one of the shafts.

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   Where is Nether Heworth & Upper Heworth?

   • Nether Heworth stands on broken ground, on the great road from Durham to Newcastle, two miles to the South of Gateshead. Upper Heworth stands half a mile to the West, and commands an extended view over part of the vale of Tyne, and the heights beyond Newcastle as far as Cheviot.

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   Where is Upper Heworth?

   • Upper Heworth stands half a mile to the West, and commands an extended view over part of the vale of Tyne, and the heights beyond Newcastle as far as Cheviot. The vill of Heworth formed part of the possessions of the Church of Durham at a very early period.

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   Mar 30, 2022 · In addition to the 220,519 police workers, there were 9,174 special constables (headcount) in the 43 police forces in England and Wales on 31 March 2021, and 8,014 Police Support Volunteers...