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Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

(see also A-J)

• Kay, or Key, John,
  • Ralph,
• Keddey, or Kiddye, Henry ( 1570)
  • John,
  • Robert,
  • William, (2)
• Kekmarsh, (4) (vide Marishes)
• Keldale,
• Keldhousegarth, (4)
• Ketiwell, Eugemia de,
• Kexby, John,
• Key Lane, (2)
• Kildale, (2)
• Kildale, Mary,
• Killinghall, William,
• Kilton Castle,
• Kilvert, son of Ligulf,
• King, Margaret,
  • Thomas, (2)
  • William, (2)
• Kingsley, Water Babies,
• Kingthorpe, (22)
  • Alan de ( (5)
  • Alan de ( (3)
  • Chapel at,
  • enclosure act of 1795,
  • Geoffrey de, (3)
  • Lane,
  • Manor of
  • Petronilla or Parnell de, (2)
  • Roger son of Stephen of, (2)
  • theft in,
• Kipling, Rudyard,
• Kirby, Elizabeth,
  • Henry, (3)
  • John ( c. 1692),
  • John ( c. 1702)
  • Rev. Thomas,
• Kirby, Leics,
• Kirby Misperton, (5)
• Kirk, Dr. J. L, F. S. A, (3)
  • Richard, (2)
  • William,
• Kirkbrow,
• Kirkby, family of,
  • Charles,
  • Robert,
  • William de,
• Kirkby's Inquest, (2)
• Kirkby Moorside, (5)
• Kirkdale ( near Kirkby Moorside),
• Kirkdale or Kyrkdale ( pronounced Keddle), near Ellerburn, (3)
• Kirkeby, John,
  • Lady Margaret
• Kirkedale, Roger de,
• Kirkham Abbey,
• Kirk Lane,
• Kirke or Churching, the,
• Kitching, Arthur,
  • Edward,
• Knights Hospitaller,
  • Templar (2)
• Knyfton, Nicholas,
• Kylvyngton, John de,
• Kyng, Emmott,
• Kyploftsike, (2)
• Kyrkhous, le,
• Labron, Matthew, (2)
• Laistor, Roger de,
• Lamberhurst, Kent,
• Lambert, family of,
  • Grace,
  • John,
  • Matilda,
  • Nicholas
  • Robert,
  • Roger,
• Lambert Lands,
• Lame Soldiers, Treasurer of,
• Lancaster, Duchy of, (12)
  • Blanche, Duchess of,
  • Henry first Duke of,
  • John, Duke of (3)
  • Edmund, Earl of (4)
  • Henry, Earl of (3)
  • Thomas, Earl of (10)
  • House of, (2)
• Lanfranc, Archbishop,
• Langathoudale or Langatdale,
  • Wood, (2)
  • vide Howldale Langdale, Yorkshire,
• Langdale,
• Langdon, (3)
• Langham, Simon,
• Langlands,
• Langley, Thomas,
• Langwith, James,
  • Rev. Oswald (6)
• Landon Sandy Banks,
• Lant, Bartholomew,
  • Helen,
• Larban flat or flatt, (2)
• Lark flatt close,
• Lassells, Mary,
  • Mr,
  • William
• Lastingham, (2)
• Latimer, family of, (2)
  • Elizabeth, (2)
  • John, sixth baron of first creation,
  • Thomas
  • Thomas, of Warden,
  • Warin,
  • William, first baron (4)
  • William, second baron, (6)
  • William, third baron,
  • William fourth baron, (2)
  • William the Sheriff,
• Latymer, family of,
  • Anne wife of Richard,
  • first Baron of new creation, (2)
  • second Baron (2)
  • third Baron, (3)
  • fourth Baron, (3)
  • Sir Thomas,
  • barony in abeyance
• Laweys, William,
• Laming of dogs,
• Lawson, Rev. Francis,
• Lay Subsidy Rolls, (7)
• Laybron, or Leybron, Rev. William
• Laye, Captain,
  • Francis,
  • Rev. H. T, (2)
  • Nancy,
• Leaf, John,
  • William,
• Ledet, Alice,
  • Walter,
• Lee, William,
• Legard, Grace,
  • Sir John, (2)
  • Ralph,
  • Susan,
• Legh, Dr,
• Leicester,
• Leighton Buzzard, (2)
• Leberston,
• Leland,
• Le Neve,
• Leng, John, Bishop of Norwich, (2)
• Lesley, Robert,
• Letters and Papers of Henry VIII, (2)
• Levisham, (4)
  • wood
• Lewes, Michael,
• Lewis, Topographical Dictionary,
• Lewis's Plantation, (2)
• Lexinton, Robert of,
• Leyburn,
  • William de,
• Liedtorp,
• Linfoot, John,
• Lister, Edward,
  • Roger,
• Lith, Geoffrey de,
• Littiegate or Lidygate Way, or Lydegate, (2)
  • little holgate,
• Local Government order ( 1866),
• Lockton, (5)
• Lockwood, John,
• Lodge, The, (2)
• Lodge, Axor,
  • Thomas,
• Lodge, History of England ( Longmans),
• Lofthouse, Walter, (3)
• Loftmarais, or Loftmaresse, or Loftmarreys, (3)
• Loketon, Ralph de,
• London, (3)
  • bubonic plague in,
  • Great Fire of,
  • Lord Mayor of,
  • prices ( 1633) in,
• Long, Jane,
  • William, (2)
• Longburne, John,
• Longe, Katherine,
• Longlands Close,
• Lands,
• Lord Hardwicke's Marriage Act
• Lords Ordainers,
• Lound in the Wolds,
• Louthe,
• Lovel, Ralph,
• Lovell, John,
• Low Fausa, '
• Low Field,
• Low Hall, (3)
• Low Hall Garth,
• Low Ing,
• Low Ings,
• Low Mill Garth, (2)
• Low Spring Hagg,
• Low Warren,
• Lowehagge or Low Wood,
• Lowndyke,
• Lowther, Sir Richard,
• Loy, Dr. Martin,
• Lumbard, William,
• Lumley, Castle,
  • Charity, (10)
  • Charity in London,
  • family of
  • Grammar School, Ch. VIII passim; Lady Elizabeth, (4)
  • Henry,
  • John, fifth Baron, (2)
  • John,
  • Viscount, (6)
• Lund Forest, (2)
• Lunn, Isabel,
• Luther, or Luchre, or Louther, Hugh de, (2)
• Lyghton, John,
• Lyndwood the Canonist,
• Lyne, Audrey,
• Lythe, John de,
  • Robert,
• Lyttleton, Tenures,
• Lyverton,
• Macdowall, Rev. W,
• Mackereth, Rev. Charles,
  • Rev George,
  • Rev. Mark Anthony
  • Rev. Michael, (4)
• Mackley, John,
• Maitland, Constitutional History of England, (3)
  • Domesday Book and Beyond, (3)
• Malecake, or Malkake, Sir William senior), (2)
  • Sir William junior),
• Mallison, Thomas,
  • Widow,
• Mallison's Close,
• Mallory, Francis,
• Malmesbury,
  • William of,
• Malpas, Baron of,
• Maltby, Christopher,
  • Richard
• Malton, (21)
  • Prior of (4)
  • Priory of, (4)
  • Richard de,
• Maltongate, (20)
• Mandeville, Geoffrey de,
  • William de,
• Mangevileyn, or Maungevylayn, or Mangevilam, Alice,
  • Joan,
  • Robert, (3)
  • Stephen, (4)
• Mann, John,
• Manneser, John,
• Manor Farm, (3)
• Mansergh, Alice,
  • Roger, (2)
• Manwood, Treatise of the Lawes of the Forrest, (3)
• Map of 1729, (7)
• Marflitt, or Marflet, or Marfitt family of,
  • James ( c. 1763) (2)
  • James ( c. 1780),
  • James ( c. 1803),
  • John ( c. 1900)
  • Robert ( c. 1890),
  • Robert 1930
  • Thomas ( c. 1734) (2)
  • Thomas ( c. 1771),
  • Thomas ( c. 1837),
  • Thomas 1860
  • William ( c. 1747) (2)
• Marishes, the, (15)
  • Ch. XVII, passim Marishes Lane, (3)
• Marlborough, first Duke of,
• Marr, Herbert,
  • Thomas Norrison (2)
• Marsden, Thomas,
• Marsh mills for pumping,
• Marshall, family of, (2)
  • Agnes 1460
  • Alice ( c. 1649),
  • Elizabeth,
  • Rev. Godfrey, (11)
  • Mrs. Godfrey, (2)
  • Henry
  • John, ( c. 1624), (2)
  • John 1741 (2)
  • John ( c. 1803)
  • Richard ( c. 1649),
  • Richard 1746 (3)
  • Robert
  • William ( c. 1460), (2)
  • William ( c. 1638),
• Marshall, Rural Economy of the West of England, (2)
  • Rural Economy of Yorkshire,
• Marston Moor, battle of,
• Martin, Peter,
• Marton, Theobald of,
• Mary, Queen, (3)
• Masdales, (3)
• Mason, James,
  • Miss,
  • Rev Thomas, (5)
• Maslin,
• Matilda of Pickering,
• Mauley, family of,
  • Asktell,
  • Peter V,
  • Peter ( c. 1366),
• Maunby Hall,
• Mauslacoate,
• Mautalent, John,
• Mary,
• Maw, family of,
  • Harrison,
  • James,
  • John,
  • Robert 1734
  • Robert ( c. 1818)
  • Roger,
  • Thomas ( c. 1743)
  • Thomas ( c. 1780),
  • William 1655
  • William ( c. 1706)
  • William ( d. 1766), (2)
• Mayman, John,
• Maynard, Fanny,
  • Harriet,
  • Josiah, (5)
  • Nancy (2)
• Mayne, Sir Anthony, (2)
  • Sir John, (2)
• Meads, Diary of Lady Margaret Hoby, (3)
• Meath, Archdeacon of,
• Meaux, Abbey of,
  • chronicle of
  • John de,
• Medd, Abraham,
• Mediterranean Sea,
• Medley, English Constitutional History, (3)
• Meek, W. A, Recorder of York,
• Meldrum, Sir John,
• Melum Contemporar of Richard Rolle,
• Mercer, family of,
  • Charles,
  • John, (2)
  • Susannah,
• Mercurius Aulicus,
• Merley, Matilda,
  • Sir Robert,
• Mery, John,
• Metcalf, James,
  • Peter, (2)
• Metcalfe, Book of Knights,
• Metham, William, (2)
• Meynell, Lord,
  • Sir John,
  • Nicholas,
• Mictinghaker,
• Middlefield, (2)
• Middleham Castle,
• Middleton, (7)
• Middleton, fifth Baron,
  • hounds
• Middleton St. George,
• Midsykedrain or Middle Syke, (4)
• Milburn, S,
• Miles, the Misses,
• Mill Close,
• Miller, Richard, (2)
  • Steven, ' vide Mylles
• Millholme, (5)
• Mills, vide Mylles Milner, Milnes, vide Mylles Milton, Lord,
• Mitchelson, Thomas,
• Miton, Cicily,
• Molyneux, Juliana,
  • Sir Richard
• Monklands, (4)
• Monkman, John, (2)
  • William
• Montague, Katherine,
  • Lord,
• Montfichet, Aveline de,
  • Ralf de
• Montisfont, co. Southampton, (2)
• Moody, Thomas,
• Moordike,
• Moore Close, (2)
• Moore, Grace,
• Mora, James de,
• Morant or Moraunt, Ascilia, (3)
  • Roger, (2)
• More, Edward V and Richard III,
• Morgan, Ben,
• Morin, John,
• Morley, Mr,
• Morpeth Castle,
• Morris, The North Riding of Yorkshire, (2)
• Morris, Dr. J. E,
• Mortain, Count of,
• Mortimer, Ralph,
• Morton, William de, (2)
• Moulden, John,
• Mountagne, Robert,
• Mowbray, family of,
  • Adela,
  • Agnes,
  • John, (4)
  • Mabel,
  • Nigel,
  • Roesia
  • Roger ( (4)
  • Roger (2)
  • Roger ( (2)
  • William
• Muleton, Thomas of,
• Munimenta Academica,
• Murder, Appeal of,
• Musdale Quarry, (4)
• Musgrave, Sir Edward,
  • Elizabeth,
• Musselburgh Field, battle of,
• Mylles, ' Rauffe, ' (2)
  • Stephen or Steven, ' (2)
• Nabgate, (7)
• Napoleon Bonaparte,
• Napoleonic Wars,
• Naseby, battle of, (2)
• Nateriss, or Natress, or Natris, or Nattress, or Nuttrass, John ( c 1764),
  • John ( d. 1794), (2)
  • John ( c. 1807),
  • Richard
• Nawton, William,
• Neilson, Customary Rents, (4)
• Nellis, family of,
• Nelson, James,
• Nesfield, Henry de,
• Ness, Miss C, (3)
• Netherhead, (3)
• Neville's Cross, battle of, (2)
• Neville, family of,
  • of Raby,
  • Dorothy, (2)
  • Elizabeth, (4)
  • George,
  • Sir Henry,
  • John, Lord of Raby (3)
  • Katherine,
  • Lucy
  • Peter de,
  • Richard,
  • Thomas,
  • William, (2) (vide Latymer)
  • Newcastle, Marquis of,
• New Close,
• New English Dictionary,
• Newgate Foot,
• New House Lathe,
• New Ing,
• New Ings Lane, (2)
• New Inn, the, (2)
• Newstead, Farmanby,
• Newstead Grange, (9)
  • High,
  • Low (3)
• Newton, (3)
  • Dale, (2)
  • Francis,
  • Godfrey of,
  • John de,
  • Rev. Joshua,
  • Lucas of,
  • Thorold of,
• Nicholl or Nicholls, Simon, (2)
• Nichols, James, (2)
  • Richard
• Nicholson, Ann,
  • Jeffrey,
  • John,
  • Matthew,
  • Thomas
• Nine Oxgang Close,
• Noble, John,
• Noble Carr,
• Nooll, Arthur,
• Norcliffe, Marmaduke,
• Norden's Survey, ' (4)
• Norfolk, Duke of,
  • Earl of, (2)
• Norham Castle,
• Norman Conquest, (6)
• Normanby, (3)
  • advowson of,
  • documents of, (2)
  • manor of, (2)
  • rector of, (2)
  • restoration of church,
• Normanvill, Thomas de,
• North, Thomas,
• North Close,
• North Eastern Railway, (2)
• North Midland Railway,
• North Riding Record Society, New Series, I, (24)
  • II, (19)
  • III, (11)
  • IV, (16)
  • Old Series, I, (8)
  • II, (5)
  • III, (6)
  • IV, (4)
  • V, (8)
  • VI, (3)
  • VII, (2)
  • VIII, (3)
  • IX, (7)
• Northallerton,
• Northampton, Assize of,
  • Earl of,
• Northumberland, Earl of, (3)
• Northumbria, church of,
• Nostel, (2)
• Nottingham,
• Novel disseisin,
• Nugent Bell, The Huntingdon Peerage, (2)
• Nun Monkton,
• Oates, Christopher,
• Odo of Bayeux,
• Ogle, H. W,
• O'Kelly, Colonel D,
• Old Pretender, the, (2)
• Ollard, Notes on the History of Bainton Church and Parish, (2)
• Orchandale, vide Hawkendale,
• Ord, History of Cleveland,
• Ordericus Vitalis,
• Ordmerestone Lane or Odmeston,
• Ormesby, manor of,
  • William de (2)
• Osbaldeston, George ( senior),
  • George, ' The Squire, ' (2)
• Osbert,
• Osborn, Sir Danvers,
  • Sir George
  • Sir Peter,
• Osborne or Osburne, Henry,
  • Sir Peter, (2)
• Ostorius Scapula,
• Oswy, King of Northumbria,
• Outgang Ditch, vide Utgang way Outlawry, (3)
• Owston, Peter,
• Oxcar Hedge,
• Ox carr, (4)
• Oxford, (3)
  • Bodleian Library at,
  • Botanical Gardens in,
  • Carfax in,
  • Colleges at, Balliol (2)
  • Brasenose, (5)
  • Broadgates Hall,
  • Christ Church,
  • Exeter, (2)
  • Lincoln, (2)
  • Magdalen
  • Merton, (2)
  • Pembroke,
  • Queen's, (2)
  • St. Mary's Hall
  • University, (6)
  • Earl of,
  • Historical Society of, (2)
  • Military Hospital in, (2)
  • Richard Rolle at, (2)
  • Social and Legal Studies, (2)
  • University of, (4)
• Pack Horse, the, (2)
• Padua,
• Page, William, (2)
• Palmer, Sir Geoffrey, (3)
• Pannage,
• Pannierman's Pool, (5)
  • Stable,
• Paper Mill, High, (2)
  • Low, (4)
• Pond, (3)
• Paris,
  • Matthew of,
• Parke, Jane,
  • John ( c. 1739)
  • John ( c. 1777),
  • Richard
  • Thomas,
  • Timothy,
  • William,
• Parker, Rev. James,
  • Mrs,
• Parker Society, Zurich Letters,
• Parkin, John,
  • Robert L,
• Parkinson, Francis,
  • Rev Frank,
  • Richard,
  • Robert
• Parkinson's Executors,
• Parliament, of 1293,
  • of 1306 (2)
  • of 1376,
  • of 1640,
• Parliament, Acts of,
  • Ed. I, stat (3)
  • Ric. II, stat. (4)
  • I Hen. VII, (4)
  • Hen. VIII (7)
  • Ed. VI, (7)
  • Phil. & Mar. (7)
  • Phil. & Mar, (3)
  • I Eliz. (5)
  • Eliz. (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz. (2)
  • sec (3)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Eliz. (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Eliz. (4)
  • Jac. I, (2)
  • sec (2)
  • I Jac. I, (5)
  • Jac I, (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Jac. I, (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Jac. I, (4)
  • Jac. I, (4)
  • Jac. I, (4)
  • Car. II, (4)
  • Car II, (4)
  • Car. II, stat. (5)
  • Car. II, (4)
  • Car. II, (4)
  • Car. II, (7)
  • Car. II, (4)
  • Car. II, (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Car. II (4)
  • Car. II, (3)
  • I Will. & Mar, (4)
  • Will. & Mar. (2)
  • sec. (6)
  • Will III, (7)
  • Anne, (4)
  • Geo. II, (4)
  • Geo. II, (4)
  • Geo. (5)
  • Geo. III, (4)
  • Geo. III, (4)
  • Geo. III (2)
  • sec. (3)
  • Geo. IV, (4)
  • Geo. IV, (7)
  • Vict. (4)
  • Vict. (3)
• Parliament, Ordinance of,
• Parliamentary Survey, ' 1651, (4)
• Parr, Catherine, (2)
  • Sir Thomas
• Parratt, Robert,
• Paston Letters, ' (2)
• Patent Rolls, MS. copy,
• Pateshull, Martin of,
• Pearson, Joseph,
  • Robert,
  • Thomas,
  • Thomas ( c. 1890)
• Pease, Harriet,
  • Joseph Robinson
• Peaslands, (5)
  • Lane,
  • North,
• Peirson, Joseph,
• Pembroke, Earl of,
• Peninsular War,
• Pennant, Colonel,
• Pennock, William,
• Penrice, John, (2)
• Pepys, Samuel,
• Perchehay, Christopher, (2)
  • Lionel, (3)
  • Thomas,
• Percie, Alan,
• Percy, family of,
  • Alexander de (2)
  • Arnald de, (3)
  • Elizabeth de,
  • John de,
  • Walter de,
  • William ( c. 1280)
  • William of Kildale, (4)
• Perkin, Warbeck,
• Perrott, Andrew,
  • Martha,
• Pesel, Dr. H. G,
• Petch, Elizabeth,
  • Thomas,
• Peter, son of Juliana,
• Petit Dutaillis, Studies Supplementary to Stubbs' Constitutional History, (7)
• Petre, Lords, (3)
• Pexton Moor, (12)
• Philip II, King of Spain,
• Phyllyppe, James,
  • Ralph,
• Pickering, (38)
  • attacks on property in, (2)
  • castle of, (25)
  • church in, (2)
  • court house at,
  • Forest of, (22)
  • Gamel of,
  • George Fox at,
  • Glacial lake of,
  • Grammar School at,
  • Haugh in,
  • Honor of (18)
  • House of Correction in,
  • Knitting at,
  • Manor of,
  • Museum, (2)
  • Newgate of,
  • Quaker Meeting House in,
  • Spinning at,
  • three fields in
  • vicar of, (3)
• Pickering Lythe, or Pickering leig, or Pickering Leth, or Pickering lieth or Pickeringlith or Pickeringlithe or Pickerynglith, or Pikeringlight or Pikerynglith, or Pyckeringelygge or Pykeringlith, or Pykerynglith or Pykeryng lithe, or Pykerynglythe, or Pykrynglygge, (25)
• Pickering, Bartholomew,
  • George 1780
  • George ( c. 1807),
  • George ( c. 1849),
  • George d. 1927), (4)
  • George Edward,
  • John,
  • Sir John
  • William, (2)
• Pickering Road, (12)
• Pickering and Scarborough Railway (2)
• Pickering and Whitby Railway,
• Pickering and Thornton Mercury, '
• Pikeringe, Thomas de,
• Pilgrimage of Grace, (3)
• Pinkney, Robert,
• Pipe Roll, ' (4)
• Piper, John,
• Pippinhead, Reginald,
• Pixell, Fanny, D, (2)
  • Rev. H (2)
  • Zoe M,
• Players of interludes,
• Plumer, or Plummer, Thomas ( c 1717), (2)
  • Thomas ( junior)
  • Sir Thomas,
• Plumpton Correspondence,
• Poade, William,
• Pocklington,
  • School at, (2)
• Poll of the County of York, 1807, ' (5)
• Polling Register, 1929, '
• Pollock and Maitland, History of English Law, (7)
• Pontefract, (4)
• Poole, Mediaeval Reckonings of Time
• Poor House, the,
• Poor Law, (2)
• Popple, William, (2)
• Porret, Richard,
• Porter, Sir Arthur,
  • John,
• Postgate, Christopher,
  • William
• Poulson, History of Holderness,
• Pratt, Charles, (2)
• Prayer Book, Elizabethan,
• Preglacial Man,
• Prest, John,
• Prestebi,
• Preston,
  • Agnes,
  • Major,
  • William, (3)
• Preveran, Mr,
• Prideaux, Directions to Churchwardens,
• Priestman, or Preistman, or Prestman, or Presmande, family of, (6)
  • philanthropic works of, (2)
  • Alfred, (2)
  • Alice ( c. 1641),
  • Alice ( Smales)
  • Alice ( 1685), (2)
  • Annas
  • Arnold,
  • David,
  • Edward,
  • Elizabeth, (2)
  • Ellyng, '
  • Ethel, (2)
  • Frederick,
  • George ( d. 1544) (2)
  • George ( c. 1642),
  • Hannah,
  • Henry Brady,
  • Isabell,
  • Jane,
  • John ( c 1598),
  • John ( c. 1641),
  • John ( b. 1647),
  • John ( c. 1658)
  • John ( c. 1684),
  • John 1700 (2)
  • John ( c. 1743) (2)
  • John ( c. 1777),
  • John ( c. 1780), (2)
  • John d. 1807), (2)
  • John ( son of Joshua),
  • John ( b. 1815), (2)
  • John ( c. 1867),
  • Jonathan ( d 1816), (3)
  • Joseph,
  • Joshua ( senior), (5)
  • Joshua ( junior), (2)
  • Mary ( c. 1684), (2)
  • Mary 1852
  • Mary Ann,
  • Mehetabell,
  • Ralph of York,
  • Rebecca,
  • Richard ( b. 1653)
  • Richard, ( c. 1700),
  • Roger
  • Samuel ( c. 1780),
  • Samuel ( c. 1804),
  • Sarah,
  • Simon of Seamer,
  • Sissalaye or Sissalayne,
  • Thomas ( c 1678),
  • Thomas ( d. 1699),
  • Walter,
  • William of Flamborough,
• Priestman's Carr, (2)
  • Farm, (2)
  • House in Farmanby,
  • Lane, (3)
• Plantation,
• Prospect Place, (2)
• Prowde, John,
• Pudsey, Philippa, (2)
  • Thomas (2)
• Puritans,
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• Pye, Alan,
• Pygott, Baldwin,
• Pynder, Sir John,
• Quarter Sessions at, Easingwold,
  • Helmsley, (5)
  • Kirkby Moorside, (6)
  • Malton, (5)
  • Pickering (3)
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• Quia Emptores, Statute of, (2)
• Rabbit types,
• Raby Castle, (3)
• Raffat, Adam,
• Ralph,
• Ragby Castle, ' (2)
• Raimes, Rev. J. M, (2)
• Raleigh, Sir Walter,
• Ralph, son of Peter Martin,
  • the weaver,
• Rampton, (3)
• Ramsay, The Dawn of the Constitution,
• Rand, George, (2)
• Ranke, History of England in the Seventeenth Century,
• Ratclif, William,
• Ratcliffe, Anne,
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• Rate Books, ' (2)
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• Ravenspur,
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• Rev. Francis,
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  • John ( c. 1711), (2)
  • John ( d 1926),
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  • William 1724
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  • William ( c. 1743),
  • William ( c. 1807), (2)
• Reade, Anthony,
  • Thomas ( c 1600),
  • Thomas ( c. 1654),
• Readshaw, Thomas,
• Recusancy Laws, (2)
• Red Dyke, (2)
• Rede, Rev. John,
• Reevley, Matthew,
• Reeve & Bayliffes Accompts,
• Reeves, History of English Law,
• Reformation, The, (3)
• Regarders of the Forest,
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• Riccal,
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  • II
  • III,
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• Richardson, Rev. John, (3)
• Robert,
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• Richmond, (2)
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• Rievaulx Abbey, (10)
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  • son of William,
• Robertson, Dr, (2)
• Robert,
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  • Agnes, (2)
  • Anne,
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  • Henry, (6)
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  • Thomas 1718
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  • William ( c. 1650),
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• Robson, A. ( 1930),
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  • Stephen,
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• Richard, Ch III, passim; sister of Richard (2)
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• Rouen, (2)
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• Rowland, L. G,
• Roxby, or Roxbie, or Rouceby, or Rousby, or Rowcebi, or Rowcesby or Rockesbye, or Rottesby, or Rollesley, or Rozebi, or Ruksby (14)
  • castle of, (10)
  • Closes,
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  • Manor of, (3)
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• Roxby, (2)
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• Ryton,
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• Scoby, Mrs. Thomas,
• Scotland, Wars with, (11)
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• Seaton, Richard,
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• Seebohm, English Village Community, (4)
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• Seive Dale, (2)
• Selden, Tithes,
• Selden Society, XIII, (3)
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  • E. ( c. 1710), (2)
• Selley Bridge, (3)
  • William de,
• Selley Wray, (2)
• Seloo, Robert,
• Seman, son of Godfrey,
• Seres, William,
• Serjeantson, Rev. W,
• Settlement, Law of,
• Settrington, (4)
• Seven, the river,
• Sewerby,
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• Shakersty or Shakerstile,
• Shakespeare, (3)
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• Shawe, John, (2)
  • Robert,
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  • William,
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• Sherbrooke, P. C,
• Sherwood, George,
• Shinney, vide Chymney Ship Money,
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• Shotten, Thomas,
• Shoulder of Mutton Plantation, (2)
• Shrewsbury, Duke of,
• Shum, Rev. Frederick,
  • Madeline,
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• Sidgwick, Robert,
• Sidmouth,
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• Simon the miller,
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• Singleton, Mr,
• Sinnington, (12)
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• Six Inch Ordnance Survey, (13)
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• Skelton, nr. York,
• Skelton Castle, (4)
• Skelton, family of, (3)
  • Adam,
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  • Mrs. George, (2)
  • Henrie',
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  • Robert ( c. 1769), (3)
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  • Robert of Wilton,
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  • William ( c. 1581),
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  • William ( c. 1651),
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• Skelton's dole,
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• School of,
• Skirpenbeck,
• Slavery, abolition of, (2)
• Sledmere,
• Slee, Henry,
  • Robert the elder
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• Sleightholme, William,
• Slingsby, (4)
• Sir Henry
• Smailes, or Smales, or Smayles family of, (2)
  • Alice,
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  • George ( c. 1616)
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  • Jane,
  • John, (2)
  • Matthew,
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  • Robert ( c. 1670), (2)
  • Robert 1743
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  • Sarah, (2)
  • Thomas the elder ( e. 1675),
  • Thomas the younger ( c. 1675),
  • Thomas 1785
  • William ( c. 1735)
  • William ( c. 1787),
• Smith, A. H, Place Names of the North Riding, (13)
• Smith, Sir T, The Commonwealth of England,
• Smith, family of,
  • Alfred, (3)
  • Anne,
  • Dorothy,
  • George, (2)
  • James,
  • John
  • Mary,
  • Robert,
  • Thomas ( d. 1696),
  • Thomas, of Uxbridge,
  • Rev. William,
  • Smithies, John,
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  • Ann,
  • Robert ( c. 1734) (2)
  • Robert ( c. 1675),
  • Robert ( c. 1780),
  • Robert 1807
  • Symon, (2)
• Smythe, John,
  • Robert,
• Snainton, (5)
  • Asce of,
• Snyverdale,
• Sollatt or Sollett, Richard ( c. 1490) (2)
  • Richard ( c. 1675),
  • William ( c. 1592), (2)
  • William ( c. 1600),
• Somerset, Henry,
  • Lucy,
  • Thomas,
• Sothull, Sir John de,
• South Milford,
• Southerbruff, or Sutherbruff, or Sotherborough, or Southerborough Rigg, (2)
• Spacye, William,
• Spanton, John W, (2)
• Spavin, William,
• Special Sessions, at Hutton Bushel
  • at Snainton, (2)
• Spelgate,
• Spencer, Bishop,
• Spencer, Mrs,
• Spenley, or Splenlaye, or Spendley Elizabeth,
  • Isaac,
  • John 1618 (2)
  • John ( c. 1833)
  • Roger,
  • William ( c. 1719)
  • William ( c. 1780), (2)
  • William ( c. 1800), (3)
• Spenley Close,
• Spofford, Rev. Brian,
• Springs, the,
• Squire Osbaldeston, His Autobiography, (2)
• Stafford, Anne,
  • Sir Humphrey
  • Mr. Justice,
• Stainclyffe, Rev. James,
• Staindale,
• Staines, family of,
  • Mark,
  • Thomas,
  • William,
• Stalwardman, Austin, (2)
• Standard, battle of,
• Stape Cross,
• Stapleton, Archaeologia, XXVI,
• Stapleton, Catherine,
  • Henry,
• Star Chamber, Court of, (3)
• Starkie, Thomas,
• State Papers, Domestic,
• Statutum de malefactoribus in partis
• Staunnestoon, '
• Steel, Thomas,
• Steinton,
• Stenhouse, Mr,
• Stenton, Types of Manorial Structure in the Northern Danelaw, (2)
• Stephen, of Kingthorpe,
  • son of Alan,
  • son of Gamel,
• Stephens, Frank,
  • Mary,
• Stephenson or Stevenson, George,
  • John,
  • John ( d. 1881),
  • William, (2)
• Sterling, The Hothams,
• Stockland,
• Stodelay, John de,
• Stoke, battle of,
• Stokeslay, Thomas,
• Stokesley,
• Stonegrave, (2)
• Stonehouse, Charles,
  • F. E (1930),
• Stoneygate,
• Stonye close,
• Stopes, William,
• Storr, Christopher,
  • George, (2)
  • John,
  • John ( c. 1807)
  • Robert,
  • Thomas, (2)
  • William ( schoolmaster),
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• Story or Storye, John, (2)
  • Margaret,
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  • Mary (3)
  • Robert,
  • William,
  • Valentine, (2)
• Stourton, Baron,
• Stowe co. Northants,
• Strafford, Earl of,
• Strangers Garth, (2)
• Strangways, Sir Thomas,
• Streanaeshalch, (2)
• Strickland, William,
• Sir William
• Stubbes, Anatomy of Abuses,
• Sturmy, Thomas,
• Stut, William,
• Styringe, Thomas,
• Sugar's Farm, (2)
• Sully Hay,
• Sumer Close,
• Summertree Bridge, (4)
• Sunley, Robert de,
• Surdevalle, Peter de,
  • William
• Surrey, Earl of,
• Surtees, Durham,
  • Society IV (3)
  • XXXVI, (2)
  • XLIX,
  • LVI, (3)
  • LXIX, (3)
  • LXXXIII (6)
  • LXXXVII,
  • LXXXIX,
  • CIX, (3)
  • CXIV, (2)
  • CXIX,
  • CXLI,
• Sutton, Agnes,
  • Maude,
  • Sir Thomas, (4)
• Sutton, near York,
• Sutton in Holderness, lord of,
• Swair Dale,
• Swallow me Crack Lane,
• Swayne or Swine, parish of,
• Swinburne, Henry,
  • Tobias,
• Swincroft Hill,
• Swynton, William de,
• Sykes, Sir Tatton,
• Syme, the, (4)
• Symeon of Durham,
• Sympson, Isabell,
• Tadman, Christopher,
  • Frances
  • Sarah,
• Tagg, Robert,
• Takryvelyng, (2)
• Tamworth, George,
  • Katharine
• Tan or Tann, Ralph,
  • Robert (2)
• Tarn, E. W,
• Taylor, George A,
  • T,
• Taylour, Alice,
• Taxatio Nicolai, (2)
• Teal, William,
• Temperance Hotel,
• Tempest, Henry,
• Mary,
• Templars, Knights,
• Templehurst, Lord Darcy of,
• Tenelby, William,
• Terrington, or Tytherington, or Tyverington,
• Terry, Rev. George, (3)
  • Helen,
• Tetley, Samuel, (22)
• Tewkesbury, battle of,
• Thankard, Tomysin,
• Theaker, Gilbert, the piper,
• Theockmarais, vide Marishes
• Theodore, son of Payn,
• Theokmers, (2) vide Marishes
• Thirsk, (6)
• Thirtelby, William,
• Thompson, Professor Hamilton, (2)
  • Parish History and Records,
• Thompson, Henry,
  • James,
  • Joseph Henry,
• Thomson, ' Ellyng, '
• Thor son of Asce,
• Thoresby, Archbishop,
• Thormanby,
• Thormoteby, William de,
• Thornef, William,
• Thornley, William, (2)
• Thorneton, Robert,
  • William
• Thornton, Alice,
  • George,
  • Rev. James, (4)
  • Juliana de,
• Thornton, or Thorneton, or Thorniton, or Thornthon, or Torentona or Torenton, or Torinton, or Torentun, or Tanetoun, (22)
  • accidents in,
  • acreage of parish,
  • addition of Dale (2)
  • advowson of, (2)
  • an
  • Adams' door in,
  • agriculture in (9)
  • Albemarle manor of,
  • alders in,
  • almshouses in, (9)
  • amalgamation with Ellerburn, (2)
  • ancient tallage in,
  • apprenticeship in,
  • armour in (2)
  • Astinus of,
  • attacks on property,
  • beauty of, (3)
  • Beck in, (24)
  • Black Death in, (2)
  • the Black Hole in, (3)
  • blacksmiths in, (3)
  • bleaching in, (3)
  • Boat Coach in,
  • boundary of the manor, (2)
  • brewing offences in, (2)
  • bribery in,
  • the Bridge in, (3)
  • Briefs in, (2)
  • Brus manor in,
  • bubonic plague in (2)
  • building in, (3)
  • burial without coffins,
  • buried in woollen,
  • butchers in, (2)
  • carpenters in, (3)
  • cattle plague in,
  • cemetery in
  • changes in, (2)
  • Ch. VI, passim chapels in, (2)
  • Chief Constable of
  • Church in, (24)
  • Ch, IX, passim Church band, (2)
  • Church Registers, (49)
  • Church Terriers, (3)
  • Churchwardens in, (8)
  • parish of,
  • Civil War in, (9)
  • clogmaking in
  • Club Feast in,
  • Common of, (4)
  • Common Farm (2)
  • Common Fields,
  • Commonwealth marriages in,
  • Conservative Association,
  • Corn milling in, (8)
  • Corpse Road in,
  • Cow Club in,
  • Cowgates in,
  • Cowtenters,
  • the Cross in, (9)
  • Curfew in,
  • damage by deer in
  • dame's school in,
  • devasta (2)
  • Index tion of, (2)
  • disappearance of domestic industries, (2)
  • Dissenters in, (3)
  • doctors in (2)
  • documents burnt at,
  • dovecotes in,
  • drains, dykes and sewers in, (2)
  • early enclosure in,
  • early pottery in, (2)
  • fairs in,
  • families in, (2)
  • famine years in, (2)
  • farmers in, (2)
  • flax dressing in,
  • flint implements,
  • freeholders in, (2)
  • Friendly Society in,
  • fulling in (5)
  • gamekeepers in, (7)
  • garsell, use of,
  • gloving in,
  • gossips in,
  • Grammar School in, (10)
  • Ch. VIII, passim; great flood in
  • grocers in, (2)
  • Hall in (14)
  • harecoursing in,
  • hemp yards in, (2)
  • High Hall in, (4)
  • Hounds in, (5)
  • hydrophobia in,
  • Ice Age in,
  • influenza in, (3)
  • Inhabitants in 1140 1540, (2)
  • Inhabitants who served in His Majesty's forces, 1914 (3)
  • Inns of, (3)
  • The Institute
  • Jacobitism in, (3)
  • justices of the peace, Ch, . V passim;
  • knitting at,
  • lawbreaking,
  • lime burning, (2)
  • lord's oven in,
  • manor courts, (6)
  • manorial fish ponds,
  • manors in (14)
  • moral questions in, (2)
  • Mortuaries' in, (5)
  • Mule gate near
  • murders in, (2)
  • newspapers in,
  • origin of name,
  • Parish Council Election, (3)
  • parliamentarians and royalists in (2)
  • partridge shooting in,
  • penance at,
  • people of, (5)
  • vide Inhabitants); pesthouses in,
  • pit dwellings at,
  • players of interludes,
  • poaching in, Ch. II, passim, (5)
  • politics in, (4)
  • the Poor House in, (2)
  • population statistics, (2)
  • Post office in, (2)
  • the Pound or Pinfold, (2)
  • prices in, (2)
  • priest of,
  • priests' house,
  • punishment of whipping,
  • Quakers in, (5)
  • quarrying in,
  • rabbit types in
  • railway in, (5)
  • Rectory in, (7)
  • refugees in 1066 and 1916
  • riggs of, (2)
  • Roman brooches
  • Roman Catholics, (2)
  • Schoolmaster in,
  • shoemaking in, (2)
  • Smallpox in,
  • Smithy in (2)
  • soldiers billeted in, (2)
  • spinning in, (2)
  • stocks at, (2)
  • stone masons in, (2)
  • stone walls in,
  • straw hatmaking,
  • style of houses in,
  • Sunday duty in,
  • Sunday Schools in,
  • swallows in,
  • tailoring in, (2)
  • tanning in,
  • Tan Yard in, (2)
  • thatching in
  • Three Field System in, (9)
  • thefts in (2)
  • tithes in, (2)
  • Tor manor in, Ch. XI, passim;
  • Torbrand manor in, Ch. XIII, passim
  • Town Bull in,
  • Town End in
  • transference of herrings in
  • transport in,
  • tumuli in,
  • typhus in,
  • University Scholars from, Ch. VIII, passim;
  • value of manor, (4)
  • veterinary surgeons in, (2)
  • Vicar of Bray' in
  • village characters, (2)
  • village school, (2)
  • violence in Ch. IV, passim,
  • War Memorial in, (3)
  • water works in (2)
  • weather in, (9)
  • weavers in (6)
  • weekly market in,
  • Wesleyanism in
  • wild animals in,
  • women reapers in,
• Thorntondale Wood [ ? ] , (2)
• Thornton le Beans,
  • le Moor,
  • le Street, (4)
• Thornton Riseborough, (2)
  • Steward,
  • Watlass,
• Thorold Rogers, Six Centuries of Work and Wages,
• Thorp Arch,
• Thorpe Basset, (3)
• Thorsby, Alfred,
• Throssell, Anne,
  • Richard,
• Thurkelby,
• Thurkill, Roger de, (2)
• Thwaites, Agnes,
  • Edmund, (2)
  • Eleanor, (2)
  • Elyn, '
  • Frances, (2)
  • Henry,
  • Sir Henry,
  • Joan,
  • Katherine
• Tichmarsh,
• Titchbourne, Robert,
• Tippling Acts,
• Todd Bridge Farm, (2)
• Todd, Anne,
  • Christopher,
  • George, (2)
  • James, (2)
  • John ( c. 1675),
  • John ( c. 1743) (2)
  • Richard ( c. 1490), (2)
  • Richard ( c. 1675),
  • Richard 1777
  • Richard ( c. 1807)
  • Robert ( c. 1322),
  • Rev Robert,
  • Roger,
  • William, (3)
• Todeni, Albreda de,
  • Berenger de, (4)
  • Randolph de
  • Robert de,
• Toeni,
• Tong,
• Tony Booth's Sand Flat,
• Topcliffe, (4)
  • John,
• Tor, lord of Thornton, (4)
• Torbrand, lord of Thornton, (4)
• Torfin, (3)
• Torphin of Allerston,
• Tout, The Place of Edward II in English History,
  • Political History of England III ( Longmans) (2)
• Town End, (2)
  • Close,
  • Field
• Townsfield, (2)
• Townshend, Lord,
• Toynbee, Industrial Revolution,
• Trailbaston, Commissions of,
• Train, Social England, (2)
• Tranmore Hill,
• Trees on the moor,
• Trelawney's Regiment of Horse,
• Troutsdale, (2)
• Trutcok, Robert,
• Tucker, Christopher,
• Tull, Jethro,
• Tupp Close,
• Turbary, ' (2)
• Turf Moor,
• Turner, G. J, Select Pleas of the Forest, (5)
• Turner, Mr. ( 1734), (2)
• Turton, R, (3)
• Turvile, Helen,
• Tweedy, John,
• Tweng, Geoffrey de, (2)
  • Lucy de, (2)
  • Marmaduke, (2)
  • Sir Robert,
• Twisden, Elizabeth,
  • Sir William
• Uchtred, or Uhtred of Allerston (2)
• Ugglebarnby, (4)
• Uniformity Act ( 1549), 1552 (2) 1662 (2)
• Up Street, ' (2)
• Utgang Lane or Way, (8)
• Uxbridge,
• Vall, Robert de,
• Valor Ecclesiasticus' ( 1535),
• Vasey Ings,
• Vasey, Thomas,
• Vavisors, Cecilia,
• Verderers of the Forest, (2)
• Vere, Dorothy de,
  • John de,
• Vesey, ' Elin, '
  • Isabel de,
  • William de, (2)
• Victoria County History, Hampshire,
  • Hereford,
  • Lancaster
  • Oxford H,
  • York II, (7)
  • III (5)
  • York, North Riding I, (3)
  • II, (23)
• Vinogradoff, Origin of the Manor (2)
  • Society in the Eleventh Century, (2)
• Waddington, or Wallington, Rev John,
• Wade, Captain,
• Wade's Causeway,
• Waghne, Geoffrey de, (2)
• Wait, Richard,
• Wakefield,
  • School at,
• Wakeling, George H,
• Wakeman, Church and Puritans,
• Walcot, History of St. Margaret's Westminster,
• Walker, Sir James,
  • James, (3)
  • Rev. John,
  • Mr. ( ? )
  • Thomas,
  • Thomas ( c 1595),
  • Thomas ( c. 1777),
  • William ( c. 1890), (2)
  • Rev William,
• Walker, Sufferings of the Clergy,
• Walks, ' the, (2)
• Wall, the Roman,
• Wallis, William,
• Walmesley Carr,
• Walmesley, Anne,
  • Bartholomew,
  • Catherine, (2)
  • Charles,
  • Dorothy,
  • Eleanor,
  • Francis, (3)
  • Juliana,
  • Mary,
  • Mr. ( c 1780),
  • Richard, (3)
  • Sir Thomas, (2)
  • Thomas,
  • Rev. W,
• Walnut, Peter,
• Walpole, Sir Robert,
• Walter, Sir John,
• Walter, son of Arnald,
• Waltheof, Earl,
• Wandesford, or Wandsford, or Wansford, family of, (2)
  • Alice,
  • Hugh,
  • Joan,
  • John,
  • Thomas,
  • Walter
• Wandles, or Wandalls, or Wandales (3)
  • Broad,
  • Narrow,
  • West, (4)
• Ward, Rev. John, (5)
  • Rev. William, (4)
• Wardell, Francis,
  • John ( school usher),
• Warden, lords of,
• Wardill, Alice Ann,
  • John, (3)
  • Thomas, (4)
• Warenne, Earl of,
• Warren, Mrs. Ann,
  • Richard,
  • William ( c. 1681), (2)
  • William 1722
  • William ( d. 1778)
• Wars of the Roses, (5)
• Warwick, Earl of,
• Warwick, George, vide Wharrick
• Waterloo, battle of, (2)
• Waters, James,
• Watson, family of, (2)
  • Ann
  • Elizabeth,
  • John,
  • John of Malton,
  • Rev. John W
  • John, of Pickering,
  • John ( c. 1675),
  • John ( c. 1807)
  • Joseph,
  • Margery,
  • Ralph,
  • Richard ( c. 1592),
  • Richard ( c. 1611),
  • Robert 1734
  • Robert ( c. 1900)
  • Roger,
  • Thomas ( c. 1638) (2)
  • Thomas,
• Weald Manor, Oxon,
• Webb, Charles, (2)
  • Elizabeth
  • Rev. John Hill, (7)
• Webster, Richard,
• Weddall, William,
• Weetman, Frank,
  • Goodwill, (2)
• Welbourn, Christopher,
• Welbourne, '
• Welburn, Dale John,
  • John,
• Welburne,
• Welford, co. Northants,
• Well, St. James's Church at,
• Wells, Cathedral of,
• Wentworth, General, (2)
• Wesley, John,
  • Journal of,
• Wesleyan Methodist Record, '
• West, Carr,
  • Close,
  • Crofts (2)
  • Ends, (3)
  • Field (7)
  • Hartlepool,
  • Heslerton, (2)
  • Indies, (2)
  • Lutton,
  • Newton,
  • Wandles, (4)
• Westede,
• Westerdale, Robert,
• Westerham, Kent,
• Westerman, William,
• Westgate, (6)
• Westhorp,
• Westminster,
  • Abbey,
  • St
  • Margaret's,
  • St. Stephen's
  • School,
• Westmorland, Earls of, (4)
  • Hastings estates in,
• Westrop, James,
  • Ralph,
• Westwood, Richard,
  • Robert,
• Wetherill, Richard,
• Weyve' or female outlaw,
• Wharffe, John,
• Wharram Percy, (2)
• Wharrick, George ( c. 1890),
  • George ( c. 1930),
• Wheeldale Rigg,
• Whiston, Memoirs,
• Whitaker, Loidis and Elmete,
• Whitaker, Joseph,
• Whitby, (17)
  • abbey of, (2)
  • abbot of (2)
  • chartulary of, (6)
  • Forest of, (2)
  • Synod of,
• Whitbygate, (11)
• White, or Gwyt, or Whyte, or Whytt, or Whiet, or Whitt, or Whit, family of,
  • Elizabeth 1654
  • George the Younger 1654
  • John ( c. 1294),
  • John ( c. 1334),
  • John ( c. 1711)
  • John ( c. 1736),
  • John ( c 1930),
  • Robert ( c. 1605)
  • Robert ( c. 1654),
  • Robert 1890
  • Robert ( (2)
  • c. 1930) (2)
  • Robert ( (2)
  • c. 1930),
• White, Directory, (4)
• White Cliff Quarry,
  • Rigg, (2)
• Whitegate, vide
• Whitbygate
• Whitehead, James Loy, (2) (vide Documents);
  • James Dove,
• Whitelock, William,
• Whitenere, Hugh de,
• Whiteways, vide Whitbygate
• Whitgate, vide Whitbygate
• Whitney, Professor J. P,
  • Mrs, (2)
• Whitwell, Thomas,
• Wickens, Rev. Dr,
  • Mrs,
• Widd, family of,
  • Richard,
  • Mrs. Richard,
  • Roger,
  • Thomas,
• Wighill,
• Wikes, or Wykes, Rev. Marmaduke (3)
• Wilberforce, William,
• Wilberfoss, Priory of,
• Wiles or Wyles, Mary,
  • Michael
  • Peter,
  • Richard, (3)
  • William,
• Wilfred, Archbishop, (2)
• Wilkinson, Rev. Christopher,
  • George,
  • John, (2)
  • Margritt, '
  • Matilda,
• Willerdale,
• Willerton, Alfred, (2)
  • John,
  • William,
• William the Conqueror, (8)
• William III, (9)
• William, abbot of Rievaulx,
  • of Dalby, (4)
  • of Farmanby
  • the Forester,
  • le Gros (2)
  • the Miller, (2)
  • the Shepherd,
  • son of Alice,
  • son of Gamel,
  • son of Henry
  • son of Ivetta,
  • son of Ketell,
  • son of Matilda,
  • son of Norman,
  • son of Robert (3)
  • son of Roesy,
  • son of Thomas,
  • son of William
  • the Weaver, (2)
• Williams, Elizabeth,
  • Thomas
• Williamson, Elday,
• Willoughby, Elizabeth,
  • Elizabeth wife of Robert,
  • Sir John
  • Sir Robert,
  • Robert Lord Broke,
  • Robert, Lord, de Eresby, (3)
• Willow Grange Farm, (2)
• Wilmott or Willmott, Hannah, (2)
  • William, (4)
• Wilson, Henry,
  • John,
  • Mr. ( c. 1734),
  • Rev. Thomas (3)
  • W,
• Wilton, (16)
  • corpse road from
  • Eugenaldus of,
• Winceby,
• Winchcombe, John,
• Winchester, Earl of,
• Windsor, Dean and Canons of St George's Chapel in, (9) vide Documents
• Wisperdales, (3)
• Withipool, Sir Edmund,
  • Frances,
  • Lucy,
• Wivell, Roger,
• Wivelsby, Philip de,
• Wivelscombe,
• Wolds, the,
• Wood, family of,
  • L. E,
  • Mary,
• Wood End,
• Woodland Farm, (2)
• Woodstock, Assize of,
• Woofnest, or Woolnest, or Woolness (2)
• Woollaston, Sir John,
• Worcester, Earl of,
• Wordsworth, William, (2)
• Worsley, Sir Thomas,
  • Sir William, (2)
• Wotte, Stephen, (2)
• Wray, family of,
  • Charles,
  • Richard, (2)
  • William,
  • Messrs. William and Son,
• Wrelton,
  • Richard de,
• Wright, Dialect Dictionary,
• Wydale,
• Wyerne, William de,
• Wygane, Robert de, (3)
• Wyghton, Sir John de,
• Wykecliff, Christopher,
• Wykeham, (3)
  • abbey,
  • Payn of,
• Wyleby, Philip de,
• Wyles, vide Wiles Wynn, Sir Rowland, (2)
• Wysteley, Thomas,
• Wyvile, William,
• William ( c 1329),
• William ( c. 1581),
• Wyville, Agnes,
  • Amfelisa,
  • Eustacia,
  • Richard,
  • William (2)
  • William (2)
  • William (3)
• Yafford, (2)
• Yarker, Rev. Luke, (2)
• Year Books, Ed. III,
• Yedingham, (5)
• Yeland, or Eland, family of,
  • Catherine,
  • Eustachia,
  • Hugh, (3)
  • Katharine,
  • Nicholas,
  • Ralph,
  • William (7)
• Yeoman of the Guard,
• Yeoman, Robert,
• York, (25)
  • Archbishop of, (2)
  • Archbishop's Registers, Booth,
  • Corbridge,
  • Gerard,
  • Giffard, (3)
  • Gray, (4)
  • Neville,
  • Kempe,
  • Wickwane, (2)
  • Archbishop Herring's Visitation Returns (5)
  • Archbishops, Melton,
  • Thomson
  • Thoresby,
  • Zouche (2)
  • Castle of, (2)
  • Chancellor,
  • Consistory Court of, (2)
  • Dean of, (5)
  • Dean and Chapter of,
  • diocese of,
  • Gotheramgate Church in,
  • Hospital of St Leonard in, (3)
  • James I at
  • Minster, (5)
  • St. Peter's School,
  • Vale of,
• Yorkshire Archaeological Journal I, (2)
  • III,
  • V, (2)
  • VII,
  • XIV, (2)
  • XVIII, (4)
  • XIX, (2)
  • XX,
  • XXI, (2)
  • XXII, (4)
  • XXV,
  • XXVIII,
  • XXIX,
• Yorkshire Archaeological Society Record Series, I, (4)
  • II, (7)
  • V, (2)
  • VI, (6)
  • VII,
  • XI, (2)
  • XII, (6)
  • XV, (2)
  • XVII, (2)
  • XVIII, (2)
  • XX,
  • XXI (10)
  • XXIII, (2)
  • XXXI, (3)
  • Index
  • XXXIX, (2)
  • XLI,
  • XLIV,
  • L,
  • LII, (3)
  • LIII, (4)
  • LV (2)
  • LVIII, (8)
  • LIX, (2)
  • LXII,
  • LXV,
  • LXVII (2)
  • LXX, (2)
  • LXXI (3)
  • LXXIII, (7)
  • LXXIV (2)
  • LXXV, (5)
  • LXXVII,
• Yorkshire Geological Society, XIII,
• Yorkshire, magistrates of,
  • political election ( 1734), in, 1807
  • Post, (2)
  • Wilfred's conversion of,
• Young, Sit C. G,
• Young, History of Whitby, (15)
• Younglove, Robert,
• Ysolda, wife of Gilbert, (2)
• Zouch, The good Schoolmaster exemplified in the character of the Rev. John Clarke, M. A,
• Zouch, Archbishop (2)