Below are the names and numbers of the steam locomotives that comprised the LNER Class D49, that ran on the London and North Eastern Railway network. The class names came from English and Scottish counties for the early locomotives, and fox hunts for the later locomotives.
Most names were local to the areas of Scotland and the North of England where the locomotives were based, but some were out of area, while a few were nowhere near the LNER network.
Fleet list
LNER No.
1946 No.
BR No.
Original name (Rename)
Class Part
Date built
Date withdrawn
Notes
234
2700
62700
Yorkshire
1
October 1927
October 1958
251
2701
62701
Derbyshire
1
November 1927
September 1959
253
2702
62702
Oxfordshire
1
November 1927
November 1958
256
2703
62703
Hertfordshire
1
December 1927
June 1958
264
2704
62704
Stirlingshire
1
December 1927
August 1958
265
2705
62705
Lanarkshire
1
December 1927
November 1959
266
2706
62706
Forfarshire
1
December 1927
February 1958
236
2707
62707
Lancashire
1
January 1928
October 1959
270
2708
62708
Argyllshire
1
January 1928
May 1959
277
2709
62709
Berwickshire
1
January 1928
January 1960
245
2710
62710
Lincolnshire
1
February 1928
October 1960
281
2711
62711
Dumbartonshire
1
February 1928
May 1961
246
2712
62712
Morayshire
1
February 1928
July 1961
Preserved on the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway.
249
2713
62713
Aberdeenshire
1
February 1928
September 1957
250
2714
62714
Perthshire
1
March 1928
August 1959
306
2715
62715
Roxburghshire
1
March 1928
June 1959
307
2716
62716
Kincardineshire
1
March 1928
April 1961
309
2717
62717
Banffshire
1
March 1928
January 1961
310
2718
62718
Kinross-shire
1
May 1928
April 1961
311
2719
62719
Peebles-shire
1
May 1928
January 1960
318
2720
62720
Cambridgeshire
3
May 1928
October 1959
Rebuilt as D49/1 in March 1938
320
2721
62721
Warwickshire
3
May 1928
August 1958
Rebuilt as D49/1 in March 1938
322
2722
62722
Huntingdonshire
3
July 1928
October 1959
Rebuilt as D49/1 in November 1938
327
2723
62723
Nottinghamshire
3
July 1928
January 1961
Rebuilt as D49/1 in June 1938
335
2724
62724
Bedfordshire
3
August 1928
December 1957
Rebuilt as D49/1 in November 1938
329
2725
62725
Inverness-shire
3
August 1928
November 1958
Rebuilt as D49/1 in September 1938
352
2726
62726
Leicestershire (renamed The Meynell in June 1932)
2
March 1929
December 1957
336
2727
62727
Buckinghamshire (renamed The Quorn in May 1932)
2
June 1929
January 1961
2753
2728
62728
Cheshire
1
February 1929
October 1959
2754
2729
62729
Rutlandshire
1
April 1929
May 1961
2755
2730
62730
Berkshire
1
March 1929
December 1958
2756
2731
62731
Selkirkshire
1
March 1929
April 1959
2757
2732
62732
Dumfries-shire
1
March 1929
November 1958
2758
2733
62733
Northumberland
1
March 1929
April 1961
2759
2734
62734
Cumberland
1
May 1929
March 1961
2760
2735
62735
Westmorland
1
June 1929
August 1958
201
2736
62736
The Branham Moor
2
April 1932
June 1958
211
2737
62737
The York & Ainsty
2
May 1932
January 1958
220
2738
62738
The Zetland
2
May 1932
September 1959
232
2739
62739
The Badsworth
2
May 1932
October 1960
235
2740
62740
The Bedale
2
June 1932
August 1960
247
2741
62741
The Blankney
2
July 1932
October 1958
255
2742
62742
The Braes Of Derwent
2
August 1932
November 1958
269
2743
62743
The Cleveland
2
August 1932
May 1960
273
2744
62744
The Holderness
2
October 1932
December 1960
282
2745
62745
The Hurworth
2
October 1932
March 1959
283
2746
62746
The Middleton
2
August 1933
May 1958
288
2747
62747
The Percy
2
August 1933
March 1961
292
2748
62748
The Southwold
2
August 1933
December 1957
297
2749
62749
The Cottesmore
2
August 1933
July 1958
298
2750
62750
The Pytchley
2
September 1933
November 1958
205
2751
62751
The Albrighton
2
July 1934
March 1959
214
2752
62752
The Atherstone
2
July 1934
July 1958
217
2753
62753
The Belvoir
2
July 1934
September 1959
222
2754
62754
The Berkeley
2
July 1934
November 1958
226
2755
62755
The Bilsdale
2
July 1934
November 1958
230
2756
62756
The Brocklesby
2
August 1934
April 1958
238
2757
62757
The Burton
2
August 1934
December 1957
258
2758
62758
The Cattistock
2
August 1934
December 1957
274
2759
62759
The Craven
2
August 1934
January 1961
279
2760
62760
The Cotswold
2
September 1934
October 1959
353
2761
62761
The Derwent
2
September 1934
December 1957
357
2762
62762
The Fernie
2
September 1934
October 1960
359
2763
62763
The Fitzwilliam
2
September 1934
January 1961
361
2764
62764
The Garth
2
October 1934
November 1958
362
2765
62765
The Goathland
2
October 1934
January 1961
363
2766
62766
The Grafton
2
November 1934
September 1958
364
2767
62767
The Grove
2
November 1934
October 1958
365
2768
62768
The Morpeth
2
December 1934
November 1952
Rebuilt as 2-cylinder (Class D) in August 1942. Involved in an accident and withdrawn in 1952.
366
2769
62769
The Oakley
2
December 1934
September 1958
368
2770
62770
The Puckeridge
2
December 1934
September 1959
370
2771
62771
The Rufford
2
January 1935
October 1958
374
2772
62772
The Sinnington
2
January 1935
September 1958
375
2773
62773
The South Durham
2
January 1935
August 1958
376
2774
62774
The Staintondale
2
February 1935
November 1958
377
2775
62775
The Tynedale
2
February 1935
December 1958
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