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BMD Index - Birth, Marriage & Death Index

Pay-per-view online searchable index to the birth, marriage & death registrations in England and Wales.

Darlington Borough Council - Search for a birth, marriage or death certificate

Registration of births, deaths and marriages commenced in Darlington District, Durham County, in July 1837. Search the index and order a certificate here.

Durham Records Online

Free search of almost a million County Durham census and Easington district parish records; small fee to view the record transcriptions. Contains baptisms, marriages, burials from the parish registers of Benfieldside, Birtley, Bishopwearmouth, Castle Eden, Chester-le-Street, Cold Hesledon, Collierley, Dalton-le-Dale, Dawdon, Deaf Hill, Easington, Ebchester, Edmundbyers, Eggleston, Esh, Forest & Frith, Hartlepool, Haswell, Hawthorn, Heathery Cleugh, Houghton-le-Spring, Hunstanworth, Hutton Henry, Kelloe, Lanchester, Medomsley, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Monk Hesleden, Monkwearmouth, Muggleswick, Murton, New Seaham, Pelton, Penshaw, Pittington, Ryton, Satley, Seaham Harbour, Shadforth, Shotley Bridge, Shotton, South Hetton, St. Johns Chapel, Stanhope, Stella, Sunderland, Tanfield, Thornley, Whickham, Wingate Grange, Winlaton, Witton Gilbert, Wolsingham. Includes non-conformist registers.

DustyDocs - Links to Free Websites in Durham Containing Parish Records ^FREE

Dustydocs is a 'web-linking site' of English baptisms, marriages and burials records for the years 1538 to 1900. The information is sourced from freely available church BMB records and validated user contributions. Searches can be conducted using family names and/or locations.

FamilySearch - England, Diocese of Durham Bishops' Transcripts ca., 1700-1900 ^FREE

Images of parish register transcripts recording the events of baptism, marriage, or death in the Diocese of Durham, Church of England parishes. Includes parishes in the counties of Durham, Northumberland, and parts of York and Cumberland.

FamilySearch - England, Durham Diocese, Marriage Bonds & Allegations, 1692-1900 ^FREE

Marriage bonds and allegations for Durham and Northumberland.

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Genealogy - Hartlepool Parish Church Registers

General Register Office - Registration Services - Certificate Ordering Service

The official service from the General Register Office (the official centralized keeper of these records) allowing civil registration certificates (Births, Marriages & Deaths) from England & Wales to be ordered via the Internet.

Marriages from the Sherburn Hospital Registers (1695-1837)

Northumberland and Durham, England.

Registration Services in Durham

Search one of the register indexes for Gainford St. Mary, County Durham

Stockton St James Church Records 1868-1910

Tees Valley Indexes Register of Births, Deaths & Marriages in Cleveland and the Tees Valley

Online searchable indexes to the registers of births deaths and marriages held at Middlesbrough Register Office, and also at neighbouring offices at Stockton-on-Tees, Redcar & Cleveland, and Hartlepool.

The Joiner Marriage Index

A Marriage Database for County Durham, and the North Riding of Yorkshire in England.

West Durham Database

Contains baptisms, marriages, burials of all parish registers for Lanchester, Tanfield, Medomsley, Hunstanworth, Muggleswick, Edmundbyers, Satley, Collierley, Ebchester, Benfieldside, Esh, St. Johns Chapel, Stanhope, Heathery Cleugh, Thornley, Wolsingham, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Eggleston, Forest & Frith, Ryton, Whickham, Chester-le-Street, Witton Gilbert, Winlaton, Stella, Birtley, Pelton -- plus non-conformists.

Woodbridge Quay Church (Baptist), Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK

Beaumont Baptist Church records. Transcribed church records of births, marriages, deaths, membership, and monumental inscriptions from the 1790s to the 1890s.