1798

Freeholders quarter. This land consisted of about 850 acres which was not owned by the Lords of the Manor but held in freehold by individuals. An indenture was signed and dated 4th of November 1664, between the Earl of Carlisle, Sir Thomas Horsley and five Freeholders. This deed for division of the in-grounds and commons, effectively ended the open field system and common pasturage of the village. The freeholders who signed the document were George Dobson, Thomas Dobson, Thomas Sopwith, William Woodman and George Bolton.

The Ogle family owned Causey Park. "James HUME son of Thomas HUME then resident at Causey Park died April 28th 1796." On 13 July 1815 a Robert GREY, of Causey Park aged 98, died there and a Robert Harbottle is of Causey Park on June 12th 1854.

A John Grey yeoman of Longhorsley south moor is recorded as having a will dated 24 Nov 1778. He died that year. “The above will was proved on or about 13 Jany 1779 by George Grey of Wingates Farmer, William Grey of Nesbit Farmer & James Grey of Longhorsley South Moor Farmer, the sons of the said deceased the Executors” His surviving children are listed as Edward, John, George, William and James. The John listed on the tax records below may be his son who later farmed Heton and bought Middle Ord in 1788.

There is a death record in 1785 for a James Grey of Wingates Moor. It isn't known if Longhorsley south moor is the same farm as Wingates Moor.

Name of proprietors

Name of Occupiers

Ld Carlise

Robert Swann

 

William Bates

 

Edw.d Burne
Mr Lawson

 

Geo Dobson

 

James Dobson

 

Tho.s Kirsopp

 

Edwd Towns

 

James Carnaby

 

Ralph Young

 

Tho.s Burne

 

J’ho Pallister

 

Eliz.th Swan

 

Lewis Bilton
Mr Lawson

Revd Jas Cochrane

Rev.d W. Oliphant

Thos Riddell Esq

Thos Riddell Esq

 

Thomas Sharp

 

Joseph Redshaw

 

Edwd Heir

 

Willm Rand

 

Richd Errington

 

George Burne

 

John Grey

 

Thomas Burne

 

Mr Hill

Geo Welsh Esq

Willm Millburn

 

Joseph Swan

 

George Brown

 

Mr Bean

 

William Burne

   

 

John Young

Robert Storey Esq

James Jobson

 

Lewis Bilton

 

John Lawson

 

Anthony Lawson

Robert Storey Esq

Willm Anylsey

 

John Swan

 

Willm Ogle

 

Willm Morslee

 

Will. Ogle Senr

 

Issac Coxon

 

John Henderson

 

John Harbottle

 

Willm Aynsley

Wm Trevelyan

James Dobson

 

Wm Aynsley

 

James Spraggon

 

Frances Orpeth

 

James Hume

 

John Reed

 

John Reed Sen.r

 

Lionel Aynsley

 

John Burne

 

Robert Burne

 

Geo Aynsley

Robert Lisle Esq

Wm Moor

 

R Riddle

Lord Carlise

James Carnaby

 

Ralph Young

Mess.s Bolton & Moor

Robert Moor Mr Lisle

Messrs Lisle & Pile

Edwd Towns

George Dobson

John Smales

George Johnson

Mr Storey?/Howrey?

Roger Nicholson

Thomas  Wanless

Thomas Hume

Thomas Hume

Reverand Jas Cochrane

James Swan

 

William Moor

John Lyle

Frances Bowey

Lieut Colonel Ogle

Lieut Colonel Ogle

Rev Jas Cochrane

Rev Jas Cochrane

 

 

Longhorsley, St Helens Burials 1798 -1839 include these Greys, who do not have graves listed on the Longhorsley website.

03 11 1805 William Grey 50

15 01 1806 Elizabeth Grey 86

13 07 1815 Robert Grey, Causey Park 98

23 10 1819 Hannah Grey 49

25 09 1823 Patrick Grey, Trowetay 37

20 08 1829 Jane Gray Trewittlee 57

James Carnaby and Ralph Young who are shown together both farmed Todburn. Their graves at Longhorsley are fairly close to each other.

 

 

 

 

Lord Carlisle

James Swan

 

Geo Bates

 

Edwd Burn

 

Thos Dobson

 

Jas Dobson & Robt Pyle

 

Thos Kirsop

 

Edwd Towns

 

Jas Carnaby

 

Ralph Young

 

Ths Burne

 

Jno Pallister

 

Elizth Swan

 

Lewis Bilton

Hon & Rev Jas Cochrane

Rev W Oliphant

Ralph Riddell Esq

Ralph Riddell Esq

 

Thomas Sharp

 

Jos Redshaw

 

Edwd Heir

 

Wm Rand

 

Richd Errington

 

George Burne

 

John Grey

 

Thos Burn

 

Mr Hill

Geo Welsh

Wm Millburn

 

Jos Swan Robt Swan

 

Mr Been

 

Wm Burne

 

John Young

Baker Esq

Jane Jobson

 

Lewis Bilton

 

John Lawson

 

Anthony Lawson

 

Wm Aynsley

 

John Swan

 

Wm Ogle Junr

 

Wm Moorslee

 

Wm Ogle Senr

 

Isaac Coxon

 

John Sanderson

Baker Esq

John Harbottle

 

Wm Aynsley for Cobby?

Wm Trevelyan Esq

James Dobson

 

Wm Aynsley

 

Franc.s Orpeth

 

Jas Hume

 

Jno Reed Junr

 

Jas Spraggon

 

John Reed Senr

 

Lionel Aynsley

 

Jos Burne

 

Robt Burne

 

Geo Aynsley

 

W Trevelyan

Robert Lisle Esq

Wm Moor

Lord Carlisle

Jas Carnaby

 

Ralph Young

Mr Bolton & R Moor

Robt Moor

Robt Lisle & Cox?

Edw Towns

Geo Dobson

John Smales

Mr Walmleys H.rs

James Ramsay

Roger Nicholson

Thos Wanless

Thos Hume

Thos Hume

Honble Revd Jas Cochrane

James Swan

 

Wm Moor

John Lyle

Francis Bowey

Lieut Col Ogle

Lt Col Ogle

Honble Revd Jas Cochrane

 Self

Wm Trevelyan

Jas Aynsley

 

Mr Reed

1799

Land tax records for 1798 and 1799.

A record of the taxpayers at Longhorsley in 1798 and 1799 can be found on the ancestry.co.uk website where the original records from the National Archives at Kew can be seen. These records are 20 years after the date of John Grey of Longhorsley's death in 1778. They show comparatively few owners of land, including Lord Carlisle, William Trevelyan and Thomas Riddell and a large number of tenant farmers including a John Grey. No names of farms are given but some may be guessed at by looking at the monumental inscriptions at Longhorsley's old church yard. The names at the bottom of each list with owners including Dobson and Bolton are possibly in the freeholders quarter.

RIDDELLS QUARTER Riddell's quarter was originally Horsley quarter. The Horsley family owned lands since the 13th century. Richard of Horsley being recorded in the Lay Subsidy Roll of 1296. The quarter contained about 2300 acres and came into the possession of the Riddell family, through the maternal line, when Sir Thomas Horsley died without male heirs. The estates of Thomas Riddell are listed in  "Northumbrian documents of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, comprising the register of the estates of Roman Catholics in Northumberland and the correspondence of Miles Stapylton", starting on page 110.

CXXXVIII Register of the estates of Thomas RIDDELL of Great Swinburne, esq., and Elizabeth Margaret his wife. [No date.] The manors of Felton, Horsley, and Bockenfield, with all mines, courts, &c.: Thomas Riddell, while a bachelor, in 1754 registered his patrimonial estate; but, having married Elizabeth Margaret, daughter and heir of Edward Horsley Widdrington of Long Horsley and Felton, he lodged the certificate abstracted in the text. He died in 1789, and his widow in 1798.

A capital messuage called Felton hall, with lands, &c., in the possession of the said Thomas Riddell, and of the yearly value of 133li. Limestone quarries at Felton Moor, in the possession of the said Thomas Riddell, 60li. A messuage and farm called Townhead-farm, let to Mr. William Cook by Edward Horsley Widdrington, esq., father of said Elizabeth Margaret, 120li. A messuage and farm called West farm, let to Mrs. Forster, 26li. A messuage and farm called Swine Croft, let to Thomas Allison, 16li. A messuage and farm called Moulshaugh and the Breardy Balks, let to Edward Armstrong, 60li. A messuage and farm called Old Fence, let to Andrew Mather, 52li. The mill, &c., let to Thomas Finn, 42li. A messuage and farm called High Shottohaugh, let to John Morrison, 45li. A messuage and farm called Low Shottohaugh, let to Robert Earsdon, 41li. Part of a messuage and farm called High-Moor, let to Richard Thompson, l00li. A messuage and farm called South High-Moor, let to William Storey, 42li. Cottages and closes in Felton and Felton lordship, let to 19 tenants, 42li. 1s. Quit-rents within Felton lordship, 1li. 12s. 5d. Pews in an isle in Felton church, $s. A messuage and farm called Chester house, let to Ralph Wood, 42li. All the above in the parish of Felton.

The Park at Longhorsley, in the possession of the said Thomas Riddell, of the computed value of 20li. A messuage and farm called Whemley-burn, part of East farm, let to William Aynsley, 50li. A messuage and farm called Hairlaw, and colliery, let to William Aynsley, 35li. A messuage and farm called Hairdean, let to James Aynsley, 50li. A messuage and farm called Small-burn, let to Widow Rand, 33li. Part of the East-farm, let to George Dobson, 35li. House, close, and half of the mill, let to John Johnson, 10li. 11s. A messuage and farm called Muckley Butts, and part of Small-burn, let to Ann Errington, 4li. A messuage and farm called Town-farm, in possession of John Grey, 138li. A messuage called the Hall and acres, let to Mr. How, 9li. 10s. Cottages and closes in Longhorsley, let to 6 tenants, 21li. Limestone quarries at Hairdeen, in the possession of the said Thomas Riddell, 20li. All the last mentioned in manor of Horsley and in the parish of Longhorsley.

Part of Horsley Bricks called North farm, let to George Burn and James Wallas, 74li. The other part of Horsley Bricks called South farm, let to William Grey, 22li. Part of Paxton-dean, let to George Swan, 43li. The other part of Paxton-dean, let to Robert Tully, 35li. Which last mentioned messuages, &c., are also in Longhorsley parish. Part of a messuage and farm called Screenwood, leased to Robert Horsley, rent 77Ii. 11s. Another part of a messuage and farm called Screenwood, leased to the said Robert Horsley, rent 117li. 10s. All in the parish of Alnham.

A messuage and farm called High Thrisley-haugh, let to Anthony Potts, 44li. A messuage and farm called Low Thrisley-haugh, let to George Hair, 44li. A messuage and farm called Low Weldon, let to John Swan, 36li. Lands at Side Bank, let to Robert Lisle, 5li. A messuage and farm called Nether House, let to Robert Lambert, 13li. Parcels of land called Party Grounds, let to Matthew Pyle, 6li. 6s. A quit-rent due yearly out of Brenkheugh, 2li. 13s. 4d. Part of ground at West-Moor, let to George Burne and James Wallas, 16li. All the above last mentioned in the parish or chapelry of Brenkburne.

A messuage and farm called West Helm, and part of Corner Close in Felton parish, let to Edward and Thomas Brown, 46li. A quit rent out of Witton Sheels, 3s. A quit rent out of a tenement at Aydon-Field in the parish of Woodhorn, 1li. A messuage and farm called Toddstead in Brenkburne parish, let several years ago by lease, and now in the possession of Mr. Robert Lisle of Mr. George Lisle, 30li. A messuage and farm called South Toddburne in Long Horsley parish, let several years ago by lease, and now in the possession of Mr. Robert Lisle, 70li. Of all which I claim in right of my wife, the said Elizabeth Margaret, as tenant in tail in possession, under her late father Edward Horsley Widdrington's marriage settlement.

A messuage and farm called Bokenfield and the East Helm, let to Francis Hudson, 150li. A messuage and farm called Wintrick and Heugh-mill lands, let to John Swan, 93li. A messuage and farm called Bywell, let to William Brown, Robert Brown, and William Collingwood, 138li. A messuage and farm called Burgham, let to William Grey, 80li. 5s. All which last mentioned tenements, &c., are in the manor of Bokenfield and parish of Felton.

All the collieries of Cocks Lodge in the parish of St. Nicholas in the county of Northumberland, let by William Collingwood, agent to said Edward Horsley Widdrington, to William Brown at 99li. a year certain rent, besides a ten-tail rent, and the said Thomas Riddell and Elizabeth Margaret his wife believe the said William Brown hath made some attempts towards winning the same. Of and in which said manors, &c., the said Thomas Riddell and Elizabeth Margaret his wife, claim to be entitled in right of the said Elizabeth Margaret as tenant in fee simple. Power of Attorney, 3 March, 1763, to William Kirsopp of Hexham, gent., and William Collingwood of Felton-hall, gent. Enrolled 13 April, 1763.

Later records include: Wingates James Horne £100 For 15 years from 12 May 1757, Wingates Middle farm and Moor John Gray £100 No written agreement, but verbally for 11 years from 12 May 1765 East part of Wingates William Gray £82 No written agreement, but verbally for 11 years from 12 May 1766, Wholm and part of Wingates Ralph and George Young £83 No written agreement but verbally for 11 years from 12 May 1765, Garrett Lee and Part of Wingates, Mary Burn £67. 10s. For 11 years from 12 May 1763, Garrett Lee Lionel Aynesly £52. 10s. For 11 years from 12 May 1763, Wingates South Moor John Flood £24 No details given. In addition, the colliery at Chirm was leased to Thomas Stair for £20"

The Thomas Riddell who lived at Felton Park in 1836, was presumably one of his descendants.

 

 

Land tax alphabetical

Relevant graves from monumental inscriptions in Longhorsley Churchyard

A

99. Sacred to the memory of Lionel son of Lionel AYNSLEY of The Chirm died Novr 6th 1780 aged 2 months. Also Mary his wife died Septr 8th 1784 aged 49 years. Also Ann his daughter died Septr 4th 1794 aged 26 years. Also Ralph his son died Octr 14th 1795 aged 20 years. Also James his son died Nov 6th 1799 aged 28 years. Francis his son died Apl 4th 1829 aged 57 years. Lionel AYNSLEY died May 3rd 1829 aged 90 years. Mary wife of Francis AYNSLEY died May 27th 1830 aged 53 years. On back: Lionel son of Francis AYNSLEY of Chirm died Sept 24th 1830 aged 19 years. James his son died Nov 4th 1830 aged 28
138.  Lionel AYNSLEY of Hair Law died August ye 15th 1738 aged 28 years. 
William AYNSLEY died Febry 5th 1789 aged 80 years. 
On back:  James AYNSLEY his children died.  Margt 20 May 1741 7 m.  Wm 24 Nov 1759 5 y.  Geo  ditto 1.  Eliz 1 Mar 1760 15.
Jane his wife died Febry 14 1785 aged 68 years. Jas AYNSLEY died July 14th 1790 aged 77 years
140.  Sacred to the memory of James AYNSLEY of Shothaugh in the parish of Felton who died Augst 17th 1816 aged 69 years.
Also Elizabeth his wife died April 12th 1837 aged 77 years. Also William their son died Novr 3rd 1857 aged 57 years.
Ann their daughter died at Morpeth July 26th 1879 aged 83 years. Her end was peace.
James their son died at Morpeth April 20th 1882 aged 89 years. 
On Side: Sacred to the memory of Lionel AYNSLEY of Swarland East House who died Octr 23rd 1862 aged 61 years.
Also of James son of the above who died June 11th 1869 aged 18 years. 
Margaret the beloved wife of Lionel AYNSLEY died at Morpeth July 19th 1872 aged 48 years.
Elizabeth their daughter wife of Robert BLACK died at Whalton May 25th 1889 in her 36th year
137.  Sacred to the memory of Margaret wife of William AYNSLEY of Stanton Coal-Houses who died October 9th 1797 
Aged [--] years.  William AYNSLEY died Aug 28th 1824 Aged 66 Years. 
Isabella his wife died July 25th 1829 Aged 55 Years.  Margaret his daughter died January 10th 1863 Aged 67 years. 
William his son died March 10th 1865. Aged 73 Years.
On back: In memory of Robert ROWELL of Witton Shields who died March 28th 1837 aged 53 years
164.  Sacred to the memory of William AYNSLEY of Wingates who died Aug 28th 1876 aged 79 years. 
Sarah his wife died Dec 17th 1872 aged 75 years.  Also of their sons Lionel died Nov 11th 1856 aged 22 years interred at Rothbury.
James died Oct 10th 1859 aged 28 years interred at Rothbury. 
John died Nov 10th 1865 aged 38 years interred at Pelton.  “Thy will be done”.  
Mary the dearly beloved wife of George AYNSLEY and fourth daughter of the late Wm OGG, Longhorsley died Dec 26th 1891
aged 69 years & 10 months interred in All Saints Cemetery Newcastle. 
William son of the above who died at Blyth Dec 17th 1895 aged 70 years. 
George eldest of the above died June 12th 1898 aged 75 years interred in All Saints Newcastle. Dorothy WILKINSON daughter of the above died June 30th 1903 in her 83rd year.

Geo Aynsley
Jas Aynsley
Lionel Aynsley
Willm Aynlsey

B

 

Geo Bates
William Bates

102.  In memory of William BATES, Longhorsley Low Moor who died Octr 20 1798 aged 89 years. 
Jane his wife died May 6th 1799 aged 80 yrs.
On back:  Ann daughter of William BATES died May 27th 1764 Aged 17 years. 
Ogle his son died April 17th 1780 Aged [--] years. 
Henry his son died April [--] 18[--] Aged 65 years.  [Remaining two lines illegible]...
168.  William BATES of this parish who died at North Shields on the 28th April 1807 aged 31 years. He was a man of great mental endowments and of elegant accomplishments

Mr Bean

 

Lewis Bilton

58.   Departed this life Nov 16 1774 John BILTON of the Hagg aged 55 years. Affliction sore long time I bore, Physicians were in vain, Till God above of tender love, Did take away my pain.
John his son died April 2 1778 aged 27 years. Isable wife of John BILTON died June 11 1811 aged 89 years

170.  Sacred to the memory of James BILTON of Morpeth who died June 26th 1849 aged 58 years. 
Lewis his son who died an infant.  Jane his daughter who died May 10th 1832 aged 6 months. 
James his son who died Dec 21st 1837 aged 7 years.  Ann BILTON his wife died Feb [--] 1871 aged 77 years. 
Elizabeth SCOTT his sister died June 7th 1862[?] aged 54[?] years. 
 [Back]  Here lies the body of Lewis BILTON of Field Head who died Febry 9th 1764 aged 76 years. 
Likewise Ann BILTON of Stanton who died Novr 8th 1802 aged 79 years. 
Lewis BILTON of Stanton her husband who died Octbr 30th 1803 aged 80 years. 
Lewis son of Lewis BILTON of Fieldhead died April 10th 1805 aged 26 years.  
Mary Ann wife of Richard BILTON died July 13 1812 aged 22.  Also Mary Anne their daughter an infant. 
Jane wife of Lewis BILTON of Longdike died June 1 1819 aged 69. 
Lewis BILTON died Dec 1 1821 aged 70 years

Frances Bowey

 

George Brown

 

Edw. Burn
George Burn
John Burn
Jos Burn
Robert Burn
Tho Burn
William Burn

130.  Robert BURN died Jan [-- ----] Matthew BURN died March [-- ----]  
George BURN of Horsley birks father of above sons  Died Janr  25  17[--]  aged [--] Yrs. 
John his son died Febr [--] 17[--] aged [--] Yrs. 
Mary his Wife died Feb [-- ----]  aged  [-]6

131.  The family burial place of John and Margaret BURN of Garretlee.  
Mary their daughter died June 30th 1805 aged 12 years. Margaret BURN died July 7th 1823 aged 57 years.
John BURN died Novr 20th 1830 aged 84 years.  Margaret their daughter died July 29th 1847 aged 52 years.
George their son died July 15th 1865 aged 66 years.  Thomas their son died Decr 22nd 1869 aged 72 years. 
On back: In memory of Jane wife of Ralph SHANKS who died Decr 15 1871 aged 62 years.
Dorothy BURN died June 11 1878 aged 75

C

 

James Carnaby

98.  To the memory of James CARNABY of Todburn who died 18th of January 1803 aged 72 years.
Also of his wife Ann CARNABY who died at Shawdon Woodhouse the 29th August 1821 aged 74 years.
Barbara Collen DONKEN granddaughter to the above James and Ann CARNABY died at Shawdon Wood House 
July 14th 1837 aged 32 years. Barbara DONKEN daughter of the above James and Ann CARNABY and mother to the above Barbara Collen DONKIN died at Shawdon Woodhouse Novr 4th 1837 aged 67 years. 
On back: Ralph CARNABY son of James and Ann CARNABY of Todburn died at Shawdon Wood House July 13th 1842
aged 70 years. John CARNABY aet 70 died at Whittingham 7th Feb 1849

Rev James Cochrane

 

Issac Coxon

55.   Sacred to the memory of Isaac COXON of Stanton Mill who died Decr 15 1828 aged 64 years. 
Elenor his wife died Augst 25th 1823 aged 52 years. Isaac their son died Decr 25th 1802 aged 5 months.
Elenor their daughter died July 8th 1826 aged 19 years

D

 

Geo Dobson
James Dobson
Tho Dobson

Dobson 93.  In memory of George DOBSON of  […………………….] died […….] 1799  […………]  83 [………….] 
MA [………………………………….   ………………  ……………………….] 
Thomas DOBSON son of the above [……….] Jan […………] aged 83  DO [………………] of the above  T[………]  DOBSON died March 20th 1850 Aged 79 years. Beloved and Lamented......... 239

E

 

Richd Errington

 

F

 

G

 

John Grey

115F Elizabeth daughter of Mr John GREY of Longhorsley Died June 17[60] Aged 8 years William his son died Decemr 16 17[--] Aged [6] Years Geo his son died Janr 7th 17[52] Aged 3 years Thos his son died Janr 17[--] Aged 1 year. Ann his daughter died May 3d 1760 aged [2] Years. Mr John GREY died [------] 6th 1778 aged 68 years. [……………] 1785 aged [--]

H

 

Wm Hand

 

John Harbottle

91A   In memory of Robert HARBOTTLE of Causey Park who died June 12th 1854, Aged 77 years.  
Mary, his wife died June 23rd 1837, Aged 70 years.  Mary, their daughter, Died September 27th 1872, Aged 62 years.
Mary, the beloved daughter of John & Elizabeth HARBOTTLE Grand-daughter of the above died Dec. 8th 1874, aged 15 years.
The above John HARBOTTLE died at Morpeth April 9th 1878, Aged 69 years.

Edwd Heir

79.  To the memory of George Heir of Thistleyhaugh who died May 10 1794 aged 87 years. 
Also [------] his wife who died [-------] aged 55 years.  [George] their son died Aug 1st 1759 aged 8 years.
 [George] their son died March 22 17[65] aged 5 months.  [------] their son died Sept [--] aged 32 years. 
 [Elizabeth] their daughter died [------] aged 31 years.  [Margaret] their daughter died August [--] 1795  aged [30] years

John Henderson

 

Edwd Heron?

 

Mr Hill

 

James Hume
Thomas Hume

157.  Certa et incertamors.  The burial place of James HUME of Wingates who died Sepbr 8th 1785 aged 90. 
Barbara his wife died May 17th 1786 aged 78.  They had issue twelve children six of them died in their infancy. 
John HUME son of James HUME junior died Feby the 5th 1784 aged 4 years. 
James HUME son of Thomas HUME then resident at Causey Park died April 28th 1796 aged 11 months. 
Mary wife of James HUME junior died March the 8th 1802 aged 52 167, 167.  Sacred to the memory of Thomas HUME, Longhorsley who died August 18 [----] aged [--] years. 
James his son died [------] aged [-- ----] 11 months.  Dinah his daughter died [-----] aged [--] years.
Ann his daughter died Sep 3 1822 aged [--] years.  John his son died at [-----] Oct 10 18[41?] aged 12 yrs. 
Ann wife of the above Thomas HUME died Jan [--] 18[--] aged [--] years.  [------] wife of Thomas died at [Alnwick?] aged [--] years. 
Thomas HUME died [----] 20th [----] aged [--] years

J

 

James Jobson

 

Jane Jobson

 

K

 

Thos Kirsopp

101. In memory of Thomas KIRSOP who died March ye 7th 1785 aged 83 years.
Also Mary wife of Henry KIRSOP, Longhorsley. She died Sep ye 27 1787 aged 78 years.
Henry KIRSOP died May ye 15 1789 aged 75 years. Mary wife of Henry KIRSOP junr. Died Nov ye 10th 1789 aged 24 years.
Mary there (sic) daughter died Dec ye 5th 1789 aged [-] years. 
Henry his son died May 10th 1796 aged 7 years.
On back: Magdalen Wife of Henry KIRSOP died Jan 14th 1802 aged 76 years 
Thomas KIRSOP farmer of Longhorsley died Feby 6th 1806 Aged 69 years

L

 

Anthony Lawson
Mr Lawson

 

M

 

Willm Millburn

 

Robert Moor
William Moor

86.  Sacred to the memory of John MOORE of Todburn who died May 14th 1842 aged 70 years. 
Mary his wife died August 17 1874 aged 82 years.  Elenor his daughter died July 6 1852 aged 42 yrs.

88. Sacred to the memory of William MOORE of Earsdon Forest who died January 4th 1849 aged 85 years

7.  Sacred to the memory of William MOORE of Todburn who died March 25th 1872 aged 48 years.
John his son died Sep 23rd 1877 aged 10 years. Also Mary Dorothy wife of the above William MOORE who died at Well Hill Dec 7th 1917 aged 81 years

Willm Moorslee

 

N

 

O

 

Willm Ogle

 

Will. Ogle Senr

 

Lieut Colonel Ogle

 

Revd W Oliphant

44.    The Reverend Richard OLIPHANT 20 years curate of this parish died February 22d 1827 aged 76 years.
Likewise Elizabeth his wife died August 8th 1824 aged 72 years

Frances Orpeth

 

P

 

J’no Pallister

 

Rbt Pyle

103.  Here lies the body of Ann wife of Robt. PYLE of Longhorsley Lane End died Nov 19 1783 aged 67 years.
Also Robt. PYLE died Sept 24th 1799 aged 79 years. 
Robert their son died April 13th 1835 aged 73 years.
Mary his wife died July 4th 1815 aged 42 years

R

 

Willm Rand

134.  In memory of Jane daughter of William RAND of Smallburn died March 4th 1786 aged 12 years.
Allso (sic) Barbara his daughter died Sepr 10th 1806 aged 23 years. 
William RAND died July 12th 1808 aged 71 years. William his son died Feb 11th 1811 aged 34 years.
Jane wife of William RAND died January 25th 1832 aged 84 years. 
Lionel RAND son of William RAND died June 8th 1843 aged 55 years. 
On back: In memory of William eldest son of John RAND, Whelmley Burn died Augt 17th 1831 aged 5 years. 
Also John his son an infant.  John RAND father of the above died at Beaumont Hill March the 9th 1833 in the 61st year of his age and whose remains lie in the Kirk Newton churchyard in this county

Joseph Redshaw

66.   Sacred to the memory of Joshua REDSHAW of Haredean who died July 22, 1809, aged 92 yrs. 
Isabella his wife died August 12 1792 aged 53 yrs.  Sarah Young their daughter died March 10, 1815 aged 43 yrs. 
Joshua their son died Dec 22 1838 aged 61 yrs.  Ann his daughter died Oct 1 1809 aged 10yrs

John Reed

158.  In memory of John REED of Wingates East Farm and his family all of whom except two sons are buried here.
Jane his wife died May 10th 1853 aged 81 years. Isabella his sister died May 16th 1853 aged 80 years  
The above John REED died Oct 16th 1860 aged 91 years   Also his six sons and six daughters  
Thomas died June 1795 aged 3 months  Isabel died Feby 26th 1805 aged 10 years  John died Octr 2nd 1857 aged 57 years 
Isabella died Sept 13th 1864 aged 60 years  William died Sept 7th 1865 aged 67 years  
Thomas died June 23rd 1871 aged 69 years (buried at St John’s Sheriff Hill) 
Anthony Storey died Octr 29th 1873 aged 65 years (buried at St Mary’s Walthamstow) 
Jane died Novr 7th 1874 aged 78 years  Mary died Sept 9th 1888 aged 78 years 
Ann died Feby 16th 1889 aged 77 years  Barbara died May 12th 1890 aged 85 years 
Nicholas died April 1st 1898 aged 84 years  They rest from their labours.  

Ralph  Riddle
Thos Riddell Esq

 

S

 

John Sanderson

 

Thomas Sharp

 

John Smales

Smiles/Smeils 149149.  In memory of Margaret SMIELS [sic] who died March the 17th at Rothbury 1854 aged 68 years
Also John SMILES who died  Decr 1st 1854 aged 82 years

James Spraggon

159.  Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth wife of Robert SPRAGGON died 7th May 1738 aged 24 years. 
Robt her husband died at Wingates 3rd July 1775 aged 68 years. 
James son of above Robt & Elizth SPRAGGON died 20th Janry 1817 aged 82 years. 
Isabel daughter of James SPRAGGON died 17th May 1821 aged 41 years. 
Isabel relict of the above James SPRAGGON died 28 Aug 1836 aged 80 years.
Elizabeth SPRAGGON of Throphill who died July 5 1846 aged 67 years daughter of the above James SPRAGGON.

Elizth Swan
John Swan
James Swan
Joseph Swan
Robert Swan

63. Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth SWAN of Longhorsley who died March 5th 1843 aged 60 years. 
Margaret wife of John SWAN died Jan 25th 1878 aged 62 years. The above John SWAN died at Felton  Oct 29th 1887 aged 69 years
64.   Here lies the body of Henry SWAN who died Octr 10 1784 aged 65 years

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William Trevelyan

 

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Thomas  Wanless

145.  Sacred to the memory of Thomas WANLESS of Black Pool died 8th of August 1824 aged 72 years. 
Jane his wife died June 15th 1842 aged 84 years.  Isabella their daughter died April 20th 1844 aged 51 years.  
Thomas son of the above died Decr 9th 1874 aged 86 years.  Elizabeth his wife died Feby 13th 1872 aged 90 years. 
James son of Thomas & Ursula WANLESS, Blackpool died July 18th 1868 aged 1 year. 
Jane Ellen their daughter died July 24th 1868 aged 7 years. The above Thomas WANLESS died at Well Hill July 6th 1897 aged 76 years.
Ursula his wife died Nov 14th 1899 aged 77 years.  Ursula their daughter died July 19th 1909 aged 51 years.

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John Young

 

Ralph Young

94.  Sacred to the memory of Ralph YOUNG of Todburn who departed this life Dec 27th 1755 aged 76 years. 
Mary his wife died March 22nd 1772 aged 76 years. John their son died Feb 15th 1787 aged 61 years.
Ralph their son died at Ogle October 16th 1811 aged 83 years. Elizabeth his wife died Jany 4th 1817 aged 75 years.
Ann daughter of Ralph YOUNG jun. Died Nov 17th 1781 aged 11 years.
Margaret his daughter died Nov 25th 1781 aged 4 years. William his son died Nov 10th 1785 aged 3 years.
Ralph son of the above R. YOUNG placed this monument of gratitude to his parents 
whom he highly honoured and to his sister Mary whom he dearly loved she died March 13 1827 aged 38 years. 
Ralph YOUNG died himself Nov 1 1836 aged 115

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Longhorsley landowners and tenants. LONG HORSLEY consisted of BIGGES, RIDDELLS AND FREEHOLDERS QUARTERS

BIGGES QUARTER This land was originally known as Carlisle's Quarter. It had been in the possession of the family from the time of Henry the first until Charles William Bigge and Ralph Carr esquires bought the manor under an act of parliament from the estate of the late Earl of Carlisle in 1808.

Lord Carlisle owned Castle Howard. There are four Howard deeds which mention Greys: (DHN/N/12/6, 9, 22, 33) in the catalogue of Howard family papers relating to Northumberland dated 1698 and 1719. No.6: Edward Gray of Horsley, Co. Northumberland, yeoman No.9: Thomas Gray of Horsley, Co. Northumberland, yeoman No.22: Edward Grey of Longhorsley, Co. Northumberland, yeoman No.33: Edward Grey of Longhorsley, Co. Northumberland, yeoman.