Does anyone know of "Havannah, Tanfield, County Durham" ?

[Tanfieldancestor]

Is says there was no matches found for that postcode.

[stanmapstone]

Did you put DH9 0ST where the 0 in 0ST is the number not the letter ?
Post codes are nearly always of the format Letter-Letter-Number Number-letter-letter i.e. AA5 5AA
From the site;

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Stan

[Tanfieldancestor]

Hello Stan

I have found it, on the census it says something can't read as then underneath that heading it says Tanfield gthen across it says

"Village or Hamlet ?? of
Havannah

And then Ecc?? District of
Tanfield

Does that mean it is in Tanfield?

I am confused.

Regards,

Ryan

[JenB]

Ryan

Exactly what are you confused about?

What page number are you looking at on the census?

Jennifer

[Tanfieldancestor]

I don't know why the Havannah is in Stanley area and not Tanfield area, I only know the reference which I have posted before.

[stanmapstone]

Havannah was a village/hamlet in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Tanfield.
If you go to http://www.durham.gov.uk/recordoffice/dro.nsf/vwebparishes/tanfield+st.+margaret
you will see that the parish of Tanfield covers a large area. Stanley was just one of the hamlets in the parish.

Stan

[stanmapstone]

Tanfield was a Township AND a Parochial Chapelry, consisting, in 1890, of the hamlets of Whit-le-Head, Beamish, Tantobie, Stanley, and Shield Row. It had an area of 5,820 acres. Havannah became incorporated in to Stanley as the village increased in size during the 19th century.

Stan

[Tanfieldancestor]

Oh Right I understand now, so Havannah was actual in Tanfield and so was Stanley.

[Silverhawk]

Which family are you researching from that area?  My great(x4)-grandma, Anne Wild, was born in Havanah in 1775