- to a road from Chester-le-Street from
Newcastle Road (then the A1) to
Picktree Lane (then the A693,
which went west via
Pelton Lane); this
became part...
- into a pond or bush and
running away laughing. One
notable example is the
Picktree Brag that was said to take
other unusual forms such as a calf with a white...
- Company,
which has
since grown into Go
North East; it
operated from the
Picktree Lane
Depot until 2023 when it was demolished. It also
pioneered the use...
-
Elsie Marley (c. 1713–1768) was an
alewife who
lived in
Picktree, near Chester-le-Street,
County Durham, England. This is
close to
Harraton Hall, the home...
- ward;
Sacriston ward
Beamish Great Lumley Pelton Pelton Fell
Perkinsville Picktree Sacriston Ouston Local government in
England and Wales: A
Guide to the...
- She had been
called Elsie in the
original edition Alice Marley (meaning
Picktree, Chester-le-Street) 49 New Song in
praise of the
Durham Militia – (A) The...
- 47
short bio Jane
Frizzle 48
Elsie Marley to its own tune An
Alewife of
Picktree near Chester-le-Street 48
short bio
George Maddison an under-secretary...
-
Cadet Force, at
Borneo Band and
Bugles of the
Durham Army
Cadet Force, at
Picktree Lane, Chester-le-Street DH3 3SR The Army
Cadet Force is a national, voluntary...
-
Inman married in 1849 Anne
Brewis Stobart,
daughter of
William Stobart of
Picktree. He died at
Upton Manor in 1881 and was
buried at
Moreton Parish Church...
-
alongside the
neighboring villages of Chaters-Hough, Fatfield, Cox
Green and
Picktree became suburbs of
Washington forming the
southern suburbs of the town....
