D1RECTORY.] NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE. UGTHORPE. 39lJ
£1,146; the population in I9IIf including Crakehill, was :M:.A.RTO~-LE-MOOR iS' a township and 'village lp!\rtly 53· in this parish and will be found under a separate heading.. Topcliffe, 2! miles distant, is the nearest money order • office, & Sessay, 2 miles distant, is the nearest tele RAI::'fTO~-WITH-NEWBY, formerly a township in graph office this parish, is now united with Baldersby. ' • Crakehill is 6 miles south from Thirsk, and forms a township with Elmire. There is no village. TOPCLIFFE. J ennings William, tailor Halliday James, carpenter PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Kettlewell John, frmr. Richmond frm Scaife John, market gardener Coate.s George Lister Joseph (exors. of), millers Stokes Harry, horse dealer,The Lodge Coates Miss (water), Topcliffe mills Thompson Robert, cowkeeper Holgate Abraham Milburn Richard Robinson, builder, ELMIRE-CUM-CRAKEIDJJ,. Jackson Mrs. E. B. Thorpefi.eld contractor & stRipon union Bates Harry music, musical instrument dealer, Parker Joseph, farmer Chilman Rev. George Howard M.A.. music seller, printer, commission Penty Henry, Black Bull P.H (curate in charge), Parsonags agent &: insurance agent, The Grove Rayner Thomas, farmer, Salmon hall Hutchinson Mrs . Barnett .Alfred, farmer Reynard John William, blacksmith Roberts Mrs 13arningham Robert, grocer Rooke James, farmer, Thorpe fields COMMEHCBL. Brown Francis, boot & shoe repairer Sigsworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Cal'lter Thorn~~! farmer Bum by Thomas, cattle dealer Sturdy Francis, grocer & registrar of ~ale John Wllnam, .farme~ Calvert ::\loses, market gardener births & deaths for Topcliffe sub- F reem.an Percy, Railway mn Carter John, farmer, Elmire grove district. 'fhirsk union, Post office Goodn?h Charles, farmer Clark Edwin, farmer Turner "\Vm. farmer, Topcliffe grange Goo~wlll Herbert, butcher Clark John, farmer Wood Thomas carrier Halhday George, cowkeeper Olaxton Henry, apartments ~SE~BY. Julian John, Jolly Farmers' inn Crevke James, farmer Kay John, farmer Cross Wilfred, farmer, Dalton Bridge Alrr:ack Rd. Alfd. frmr. Asenby hall Kilvington Robert, farmer Dick:inson Barnard, .butcher A.tkmson Johnson, farmer Kirby Alfred Ernest, grocer Dresser Edwin (exors. of), painters A.uton Thomas, shopkeeper Lang John, blacksmith Garbutt ~lark, farmer Barker J ane (~Irs. ), Shoulder of Long J ames, cowkeeper Gill SaJ>ah (Miss), Angel P.H Mutton P.H Mastennan John William, wheelwright Hewi.son Ernest Edward, butcher Barker John, assistant overseer Moverley Ernest, farmer Hudson James Ward, wheelwright Barley John Robert, farmer Prest William, farmer Huds0n Robert, Swan inn Bowman Ralph, blacksmith Robinson John, poultry breeder Jackson Harry R. farmr. Gristhwaite Buck Tom, farmer Simpson Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkt}P.per Jack son Mary H.(Mrs. ),frmr.Manor fm Creyke Frederick, farmer Simpson William, farmer Jennings David, saddler Creyke Thomas J.P. farmer !Smith John, corn &; flour dealer Jt>nnjngs Fr:ink, rate collector , Halliday Basil, wheelwright Smith William, cowkeeper TOWTHORPE, see Huntington. TUNSTALL, see Hipswell. UGGLEBARNBY, see Eskdaleside. UG'I'HORPE is a township and parish, 5 miles south- of Normanby M.A. who is lord of the manor, Edmund west-by-west from Sandsend station and 4! south from Rmtsborough Turton esq. of Upsall Castle, and Messrs. Hinderwell station on the Whitby and Saltburn branch,' William Duell and Robert Dobson are the chief land- 4 north-east from Lealholm station on the North Yorkshire owners. Ugthorpe Cottage, a shooting lodge, erected • and Cleveland section of the North Eastern railway and 8 by the late Capt. E. H. Turton (d. 1896), is situated west from Whitby, in the Whitby division of the Riding, amid wild and beautiful scenery, commanding v1ews of wapentake of Langbaurgh Liberty (East Division), petty Whitby Abbey and the Castle and woods of Mulgrave. sessional division of Whitby Strand, union and county The soil is gravelly; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are court district of Whitby, and in the rural deanery of turnips, barley and oats. The area is 2,419 acres; rate Whitby, archdeaconry of Cleveland and diocese of York. able value, £1,554; the population in rgn was 223 in 'Christ Church, consecrated in 1857, is a cruciform build-· the township and 65r in the ecclesiastical parish. ing of stone~ in the Early English style, consisting of Post Office, Ugthorpe. Dinnis Hart, sub-postmaster, cha,ncel, nave, transepts, north porch and a small spire Letters through Grosmont, Yorks, arrive at 9 a.m. ; contaming one bell: the east window is stained and there dispatched at 3·45 p.m. ; no delivery of letters on are memorial windows to the Rev. William Long, late sundays. Lythe, 4 miles distant, is the nearest money vicar of Lythe (r826-71) and to tbe Rev. William Leo- order & telegraph office na,rd llobson, vicar of Ugthorpe (1876-85): there are 200 Public Elementary Schools. • sittings. The register dates from the year 186g. The Erected in r86o, for 36 children; average attendance, living is a vicarage, net yearly value £2o8, including 68 27 ; Miss Evelyn May Smith, mistress acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Arch- For 54 children; average attendance, 34; Mrs. Margaret bishop of York, and held since 1912 by the Rev. John Upton, mistress Wilham Edward Walker B.A. of University College, Carriers to Whitby.-Aaron Harrison & Macdonald,on sat Durham; the vicarag3 house is opposite the church. BORROWBY is a township in this parish, 6 miles The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Anne, and north-west from Ugthorpe. The Rev, the Marquess of ere<'ted by the late Rev. N. Rigby in r855, is d h a bmlding of stone in the Gothic style of the Normanby M.A. is lord of the manor an t e principal landowner. The area is 681 acres; rateable value, Hth century, consisting of chancel, nave, north and £sso; the population in 19II was . ~outh aisles and an embattled western tower with S · y k H"74 d pinnacles; the stained east window is a memorial to Letters through taithes, or s. m erwell; about ,x! the .founder, Father Rigby, who died in 1886 : there are miles distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph -also six other stained windows, memorials to local office famihe~. Near here were the ruins of a small ELLERBY is a township in this parish, 3! inilesl'lorth Catholic chapel, once served by the Rev. Father Postgate, from Ugthorpe and 1 mile soutli from 'Hindel'Wellt~tation .who was executed nt York during the persecution of the· on the Whitby and Saltburn branch railway. 'I'liere is a "Catholics. 'l'be charities include a benefaction left in Church mission room here, in which s-ervices are n~ld 'by 1657 by l\Iarshall Hill, now produci.ng £2 a year, which the vicar of Ugthorpe. The Rev. the Marquess of Nor sum is divided between Ugthorpe and Lythe; John manby is lord of the manor and the p'rincipalland6~et. Hudson's, left in 1672, and producing tos. yearly; The area is 763 acres of land and 6 of foreshore; .rate Cnthbe~;t Hodgson's, left in x688, and consisting of land able value, £598; the population in 1911 was J6. ot tbe value of 18s. yearly; Mrs. Jane Bellwood's, ot Letters through Hinder well, Yorks whic1t is th~ neafest £40, left in 1700, and producing £I ss. 8d. yearly; and money order & telegraph offic~, ~ miles distant ' Thomas Wooddale's, consisting of 5 acres of land, left in Public Elementary School, Ellerby, built in 18B2, foi' tS7 1737, and producing £8 yearly, half of which is assigned children; average attendance, 35; Thomas James to Ugthorpe and half to Loftus. The Rev. the Marquess 1 Cook, master
