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HENRY NEWBURN M.:D: of Over Dinsdale in this Parish. Who died Feb y . 1(8)24 aged 71 Years. much (lament)ed. Condition: Leaning. Clear text Note: Little doubt that the date shown is 1824. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. Recorder: C Went Type: Headstone Material: Limestone Facing: East? Dimensions (mm) Height 880. Width 605. Thickness 90. Detail: Centre of top edge has slightly raised curve above shoulders. Inscription: Here lieth The Body of Elizabeth the Wife of Ja s .Appleton who Departed this Life June y e. 17 th 1732 Aged 48 Here also lieth the Body of Jane Daughter of James (h) Eliz.Appleton who Died June y. 18 th 1758 Aged yrs 28 Condition: Broken.Top part only. Collapsed, face down (inscription to east) Note:The (h) appears to be a form of &. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. 0 Recorders:AC, MS Type: Chest tomb Material: Sandstone side panels, limestone top, brick construction Oriented: long axis east-west, top slab inscription read from east end Dimensions (mm) Height 900. Width 1300. Length 2002. Detail: Brick constructed chest tomb with plain limestone ‘table top’ slab (bevelled edges) and plain bordered sandstone panels around the sides. Inscription: ERECTED IN MEMORY OF JAMES I’ANSON ESQ late of Darlington who Died June 4th 1820 AGED 42 YEARS Condition: Clear text. Side slabs subsiding to reveal brick construction and internal space. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. Recorders:AC, MS Type: Headstone Material: Limestone? Facing: Displaced Dimensions top fragment (mm) Height 500. Width 500. Thickness 80. Dimensions bottom fragment (mm) Height 340. Width 500. Thickness 120. Detail: Small headstone with pronounced border terminating in raised top rather like the upper part of stylised heart. Headstone in two fragments (top and bottom) which do not precisely join due to weathering and some loss of stone. No inscription on lower part. Found propped against north side of chest tomb 10. Original location unknown. Inscription: ENGLISH HERITAGE Sockburn
Here lieth Interred y e body of RICHARD JOHN SON who died y e 25 day of march Anno Domini 17(77?) Condition: Broken, displaced. Legible. Note: the lower parts of the date are missing. The first two characters in elongated cursive script can only be read as 17 (as it cannot be 16, 18 or 19), and the repeat of the upper part of the 7 indicates that he second two characters are most likely 77. However, 1711,1717 and 1771 are also possibilities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. Recorders:AC, MS Type: Headstone Material: Sandstone Facing: East Dimensions (mm) Height 580 part buried. Width 540. Thickness 100. Detail: Raised semi-circular centre to top edge flanked by scrolled ends on shoulders. Floral roundels inscribed on scroll ends and within raised centre. Inscription: Ann y o wife of Timothy Richardson died (11 th ) March 1734 Condition: Leaning, sunken. Legible text. Note:The word ‘Timothy’ is followed by an inscribed, inverted heart.‘Richardson’ is followed by a scroll symbol. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. Recorder: DW. Type: Oddment Material: Sandstone Facing: East Dimensions (mm) Height 390. Width 270. Thickness 240. Detail: Strange small architectural fragment, possibly once a part of a door frame, positioned to resemble a gravestone. Inscription: (graffiti, east facing) 1697 I P Condition: faint lettering. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Memorial No. Recorders:AC, MS Type: Ledger Material: Sandstone Orientation: long axis east-west. Inscription is read from the east end. Dimensions (mm) Length 2405. Width 1070. Thickness 60+. Detail: Southern ledger in a pair (14 &15), later overlain by a standing cross (16) Inscription: TO THE MEM [….] OF […….] COLLINGWOOD B[……..] 2ND SON OF THE LA[..] [..]R WILLIAM BLACKETT BART WHO DIED ON THE 27 TH OF MAY 1856 AGED 47. ENGLISH HERITAGE Sockburn
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RESEARCH DEPARTMENT REPORT SERIES n
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The end-beast from a hogback grave
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List of illustrations Cover: Sockbu
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Summary In the early months of 2007
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Figure 2. Map of the Sockburn envir
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Figure 3. Sockburn Hall stands alon
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Figure 4. RCHME 1:2500 survey of th
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Figure 6. The ruined nave of All Sa
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The worm legend itself may be no mo
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Figure 7. Knowles’ (1905) plan of
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Figure 10. Extract from the 1840 ti
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three tofts, a mill, an orchard (or
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Figure 14. Sockburn Hall viewed fro
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Page 43 and 44: at Sockburn, was retained together
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Page 47 and 48: . Discussion An Anglian minster? Th
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Page 77: Feb y . 9 th . 1786. Aged 20 Years
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Page 87 and 88: ETRS89: Latitude 540 27’ 25.00108
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