My tree back to 1100's - I don't believe it.

[BumbleB]

Ah, the wonderful Dade registers    Baptism entries show parents, grandparents, occupations and abode. 

Amended:

And the burial records indicated name and status/occupation, date of death, date of burial, location of burial, age and "Distemper" (cause of death).

[JenB]

Durham and Northumberland did have Dade registers from around 1798 to 1812. Shame not all counties followed suit. Also it is nice when you find a land document where the wife is said to be daughter and heir of someone, or even granddaughter or grandson of someone.

Pedantry alert 

Northumberland and Durham had Barrington registers, named for the then Bishop of Durham, Shute Barrington, to whom I offer my hearty thanks