| Description | Return made to the Christmas Sessions 1782 of payments made to the families of militia substitutes. It includes payments to:
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and children of Edward Lamb of St Giles in Durham, serving as a substitute for Samuel Price of Hinderwell between 10 February 1781 and 29 December 1781. Includes payments for his wife and two children between 10 February 1781 and 20 May 1781 (14 weeks), and for his wife and three children between 20 May 1781 and 29 December 1781 (32 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and two children of Joseph Anderson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Lawrence Wilson of Seamer between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the child of Robert Crawford of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Isaac Lee of Upleatham between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and child of John Shanks of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Thomas Baunas of Ugthorpe between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Whitby Strand wapentake
- the wife and two children of William Sands of Darlington, serving as a substitute for John Dykes of Whitby between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Gilling West wapentake
- the wife and child of Matthew Hart of Darlington, serving as a substitute for George Deanham of Cotherstone between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and four children of James Atkinson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for William Busby of Kirkleatham between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and child of William Preston of Darlington, serving as a substitute for William Walker of Ormesby between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Gilling East wapentake
- the wife and three children of William Middleton of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Joseph Care of Croft between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife of George Richardson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for William Ripley of Newton Mulgrave between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Pickering Lythe wapentake
- the wife of Samuel Steward of Darlington, serving as a substitute for William Lonsdale of Pickering between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and two children of John Hird of Darlington, serving as a substitute for John Thompson of Skelton between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Ryedale wapentake
- the wife and child of John Wilkinson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for James Moody of Helmsley between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Pickering Lythe wapentake
- the wife and three children of Francis Robson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for John Medd of Middleton between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Hang East wapentake
- the wife and two children of Thomas Cundall of Darlington, serving as a substitute for William Jackson of Ilton between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and four children of Ralph Close of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Robert Davison of Stainton between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and children of John Thwaites of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Thomas Thompson of Little Ayton. Includes payments for his wife and two children for two weeks, and for his wife and one child for 40 weeks up to 25 November 1781
Gilling West wapentake
- the wife and child of Joseph Wiseman of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Christopher Hanby of Scargill between 28 December 1780 and 9 October 1781 (41 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and children of John Mason of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Thomas Joblin of Hinderwell. Includes payments for his wife and four children between 28 December 1780 and 4 April 1781 (14 weeks), and for his wife and three children between 4 April 1781 and 9 October 1781 (27 weeks)
Gilling West wapentake
- the wife and two children of John Hutchinson of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Edward Stable of Lunedale between 28 December 1780 and 4 April 1781 (14 weeks)
Gilling West wapentake
- the wife and two children of George Peart of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Thomas Rutter of Gunnerside between 28 December 1780 and 9 October 1781 (41 weeks)
Gilling East wapentake
- the wife and four children of Christopher Reed of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Robert Dodd of Barton between 28 December 1780 and 12 February 1781 (6 weeks)
Hang East wapentake
- the wife and four children of Richard Vint of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Thomas Johnson of Well between 28 December 1780 and 1 May 1781 (18 weeks) and between 1 May 1781 and 9 October 1781 (23 weeks)
Hang West wapentake
- the wife and child of Samuel Dalkin of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for George Ianson of Bellerby between 28 December 1780 and 9 October 1781 (41 weeks)
Hang West wapentake
- the wife and two children of James Wrangham of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for William Kilburn of Constable Burton between 28 December 1780 and 9 October 1781 (41 weeks)
Gilling East wapentake
- the wife and children of John Tewart of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Henry Richardson of Stapleton. Includes payments for his wife and two children between 28 December 1780 and 29 May 1781 (22 weeks), and for his wife and one child between 29 May 1781 and 9 October 1781 (19 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and two children of William Tinkler of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Benjamin Middleton of Hemlington between 28 December 1780 and 23 May 1781 (21 weeks)
Gilling East wapentake
- the child of Solomon Hogg of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for John Johnson of Newby Wiske between 28 December 1780 and 9 October 1781 (41 weeks)
Whitby Strand wapentake
- the wife and three children of John Grey of Framwellgate in Durham, serving as a substitute for George Goodill of Hawsker between 2 December 1780 and 23 June 1781 (29 weeks)
Gilling East wapentake
- the wife and four children of William Thompson of Bishop Auckland, serving as a substitute for Henry Dixon of Middleton Tyas between 13 January 1781 and 6 December 1781 (48 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife of John Wiseman of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Anthony Flintoff of Hutton Mulgrave between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and three children of John Wilkinson of Darlington, serving as a substitute for Robert Stonehouse of Mickleby between 28 January 1781 and 25 November 1781 (42 weeks)
Pickering Lythe wapentake
- the wife and three children of William Robinson of Blackwell, serving as a substitute for Robert Mead of Staintondale between 30 April 1780 and 18 March 1781 (46 weeks)
Whitby Strand wapentake
- the wife and children of Dennis Murphy of Stockton, serving as a substitute for Robert Marshall of Whitby. Includes payments for his wife and three children between 10 October 1780 and 30 January 1781 (16 weeks), and for his wife and four children between 30 January 1781 and 1 May 1781 (13 weeks)
Hang West wapentake
- the wife and two children of Robert Dellicate of Stockton, serving as a substitute for William Clarkson of Preston between 10 October 1780 and 10 July 1781 (39 weeks)
Gilling West wapentake
- the wife and three children of John Coapland of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Thomas Wilson of Dalton between 6 June 1780 and 9 October 1781 (63 weeks)
Langbaurgh wapentake
- the wife and child of Leonard Alsop of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for James Appleton of Stokesley between 16 March 1780 and 9 October 1781 (82 weeks)
Hang West wapentake
- the child of William Robson of Barnard Castle, serving as a substitute for Thomas Metcalfe of Bainbridge between 7 May 1781 and 9 October 1781 (22 weeks)
- the wife and child of Robert Bailes of Whickham, serving as a substitute for Ralph Parkin of Bardon between 10 January 1781 and 3 October 1781 (38 weeks) |