Place:Hartlepool Rural, Durham, England

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Name	Hartlepool Rural
Type	Rural district
Located in	Durham, England

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List of Parishes

Ancient parishes are listed in bold type.

Parish	Description	Duration	Destination
Brierton	township, civil parish	1894 - 1937
Claxton	chapelry, civil parish	1894 - 1937
Dalton Piercy	township, civil parish	1894 - 1937
Elwick	township, civil parish	1894 - 1937
Elwick Hall	parish (ancient), civil parish	1894 - 1937
Greatham	parish (ancient), civil parish	1894 - 1937
Hart	parish (ancient), civil parish	1894 - 1937
Seaton	civil parish	1894 - 1937
Stranton	parish (ancient), civil parish	1894 - 1932
Thorpe Bulmer	township, civil parish	1894 - 1936
Throston Rural	civil parish	1894 - 1932

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Research Tips

County Durham Archives. Durham County Record Office is located on the Lower Ground Floor of County Hall, the administrative headquarters of Durham County Council, in Durham City.
Northumberland and Durham FHS covers both Northumberland and the northern part of County Durham. The Family History Society have a research centre in Percy House in central Newcastle upon Tyne (full address on website), open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. Browse the website to see what else the society can provide.
The Cleveland, North Yorkshire & South Durham Family History Society covers the southern part of County Durham as well as the Tees Valley and North Yorkshire on the south side of the River Tees. Their homepage includes a map to show the society's coverage. (Once again, full address and other details on the website)
Further information from GENUKI
Ordnance Survey map of Durham 1832 provided by A Vision of Britain through Time. This map includes the boundaries of the various Wards (or "hundreds") in existence at that time.
Ordnance Survey map of Durham 1900 provided by A Vision of Britain through Time
Ordnance Survey map of Durham 1944 provided by A Vision of Britain through Time
English Jurisdictions 1851, a parish finding aid provided by FamilySearch, particularly helpful in large towns and cities.
Unfortunately, the Victoria County History for Durham is limited in its coverage. It only includes the cathedral city of Durham, including an account of the cathedral itself. Also covers Stockton Ward in the south-east of the county (bordering North Yorkshire) including Hartlepool and Stockton on Tees.