Above: Bishop Thomas Hatfield (1381)
(from Blore) Right: Three medieval effigies from the church
yard. From the Top: Knight, ecclesiastic (?), lady (?)
I regret I am unable to
show any photographs of the monuments in Durham Cathedral except
those above, which are in the church yard. Unfortunately the
Dean and Chapter show a most uncompromising attitude to
photography: it is not allowed except by prior written
permission and then only in special circumstance, at relatively
high cost and with rather restrictive conditions. I was refused
permission because I asked in person, even though I had travelled
several hundred miles and explained I was from the Church
Monuments Society. I can only hope that this unfortunate
attitude may change in the future.
Barnard Castle - St Mary
Top Left: Robert de Northam Vicar of Gainford. Mid 14th
century. The other photographs are of a series on foliated
crosses, now set in the north transept wall.
Far left: Hon Sir John
Hullock (1829) Knight & Baron of the Exchequer Above left: Thomas Colpitts (1799);his wife Ann (1816); their 2nd
daughter Ann (1808) ; their sons:
Thomas (1819), John (1812),
George 1810). Added below is their daughter
Eleanor (1841) Above centre: Dame Mary Hullock (1856)
widow of Sir John Above right: Rev Robert Barnes (1801)
Staindrop - St
Mary
Ralph Neville, Earl of Westmorland (1425)
and two wives. Alabaster