GARMONDSWAY-MOOR, a township in the parish
of BISHOPS-MIDDLEHAM, north-eastern division of
STOCKTON ward, county palatine of DURHAM, 6 miles
(S. E. by S.) from Durham, containing 35 inhabitants.
This place is said to have derived its name from Garmundus
the Dane. The ancient Via Garmnndi, along
which Bang Canute travelled barefooted to the shrine
of St. Cuthbert, at Durham, passed through it, and gave
name to the township.