E:ILNWICK·ON-THE·} 666 { I W.QLDS. EAST RIDING YORl{SHIRE. KILNWICK. Hesp John, blacksmith Pickering Miles, farmer, Glebe farn1 DuCane Lady, Kilnwick hall J ackson Isaao, farmer, New farm Pinder Jn. market gardnr. & carrier Jackson James R. grocer & carrier Robson John, farmer, Home farm COHMKRCIAL. J enkinson J ames, shoe maker Sisson William, joiner & wheelwrigm .Anderson Joseph, farmer, Lodge frm Newlove John Robert, farmer, Foun- Ward Andrew, carrier Bentley Jas. frmr.Kilnwick common tain house Bentley Thos. tailor, Kilnwick lodges Newlove William, farmer & cattle BRACKEN. Olappison Tom Ha.rry, frmr.Carr frm dealer, Town farm Staveley Frederick Simpson, farmer Davis Thos. farmer, J,nnd Moor farm Oldroyd Fredk.frmr.Lit.Fountain frm Wardell George, farm bailiff to Duggleby Chas.Hy.frmr.HornHill top Osborne Charles, carrier, market Frederi.ek S. Staveley e~q. (postal gardener & assistant overseer address, Cranswick) XILNWICK PERCY is a parish, township and small residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of York, and village 1~ miles north-east frWl Pocklington station on held since 1903 by the Rev. Waiter Ernest Bot..ty M.A.. of · the York and Market Weighton section of the North Selwyn College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of and Eastern railway, 14! south-east from York and 27! !1-om resides at Warter. Tithe amounting to £x5o is appro. Hull, in the Howdenshire division of the Biding, Wilton priated to the deanery of York. Kilnwick Percy Hall Beacon division of the wapentake of Barthill, Wilton is a beautiful mansion of stone surmunded with pleasure Eea'OOil petty -sessional dll.vision, Pocklington union and grounds, including a spacious lawn and a fine lake, county court district, II"Ural deanery of Pocklington, arch- and is the seat of Basil Duncombe esq. who is lord of deaconry of the East Riding and diocese of York. The the manor and sole landowner. The parish is situated ohu.rch of St. Helen is a small building of stone in the on the Wolds. The surface is undulated, and the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave and a western s-cenery is diversified with fine plantations. The soil is belfry containing one bell; the pews and stalls are of ril'h loam and clay; subsoil, chalk and clay. The chief richly carved oak: the stained windows include four crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans, turnips and seeds; erected by Mrs. Hellmore to the memory of her brother, the area is 1,571 acres of land and 8 of water; rateable Gen. C. W. Duncombe, d. 19u: there are some value, £1,499; the population in 1911 was 64. monumental slabs and one ancient brass to Thomas Letters received from York, vi11. Pocklington, arrive at Wood, ob. c. 1570, with an inscription of twelve English a.m.; postman collects letters . p.m. Pock- a. 15 4 45 verses, stating him to have been clerk comptroller lington is the nearest money order &; telegraph office, of Boulogne and deputy receiver of Yorkshire: the ~ miles distant church affords about 100 11ittings. The register dates 1 from the year 1688. The living is a. discharged vicarage, The children of this village attend the schools at Pock· net yearly value £97• including s2 acres of glebe, witL lington Dunoombe. Basil, Kilnwick Percy hall Davey William, farmer, Home farm Monkman John Geo. frmr. Wold frm Greenwood William, Vicarage Distance William, head gardener to Oxtoby John Jennings, farmer, High COHKEBCIAL. Basil Duncombe esq W arrendale farm (postal address, Dal~ Chas. Wm. frmr. Warrendale fm Mennell Goorge, head gamekeeper to Warter) Basil Duncombe esq XILPIN, see Bowden. XIRBY GRINDALYTHE is a parish, township and Post Office. John Train, sub-postmaster. Letters village, 9 m1les south-east from Malton, n north-east through Malton, via Wharram-le-Street, arrive at 9·45 from Driffield, and about 3~ north-east from Wharram a.m. ; cleared at 5.15 p .m. ; no sunday mail. West .station on the Malton and Driffield b1anch of the North Lutton is the nearest money order office &; Sledmere, Eastern railway, in the Buckrose division of the Riding, 3 miles distant, the nearest tele~raph office wapentake- and petty sessional division of Buckrose, Public Elementary School, erectPd in 1878, for so chil· Malton union and county court district, rural deanery dren ; average attendance, 2-6; Miss l\Iary Emma. ()f Buckrose, archdeaconry of the East Riding and diocese Hornby, mistress ()f York. The church of St. Andrew is an edifice of stone Carriers t()­ in the N(}rman and Early Eng1ish styles, consisting of Driffield-John Train, thurs -chanoel, nave, south porch and an embattled western Malton-John Train, sat tower of Norman date, with spire erected in the 14th -century and containing 3 bells : the chancel retains its DUGGLEBY is a township and village, 2 miles north­ original sedilia. with shafts and carnd capitals and a east from Wharram station, in the parish of and 2 miles piscina : the .reredos of marble and alabaster is ex­ south-west from Kirby Grindalythe. The appropriate ~uisitely sculptured and there is a fine rood-screen of great or rectorial tithe, amounting to £4o, belongs to the oak, surmounted by a Oalvary group: the entire west canon.ry of Stillington in Yorl[ cathedral. The impro· '\'\'all of the church is adorned with mosaic work repre­ priate tithe amounts to £74· The Wesleyan chape~ a .senting the "Ascension," which, togot.!:J.er with the brass building in the Gothic style, stands on an eminence in the eagle lectern, stained windows, and the fine marble village, and there is also a Primitive Methodist chap&i. pulpit, was the gift of Sir Tattoo Sykes hart. : the font The trustees of the late Thomas Metcalfe esq. of Oowton of stone is an exact reproduction of that now preserved Hall, Tadcaster, are lords of the manor and principal in the tower: the church, with the exception of the landowners. The area is 1,715 acres; rateable value, tower, was rebuilt in 1878 from the designs of the late £r,345; the population in I9II was 162. G. E. Street esq. R.A. by Sir Tattoo Sykes bart. at a eost of £12,6oo, and affords sittings for 350 persons. Post Office. Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson, sub-postmistress. The register dates from the year r68o. The living is a LetteTs arrive through Malton, via Wharram-le-Streeh vicarage, formerly belonging to the Augustinian Abbey railway station at 9 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.; sun· day, July to October, arrive at 9.25 a.m. & rest of year, at Kirkham, net yearly value £2oo, including glebe, with residence, in the gift of Sir Tattoo Sykes hart. 7.25 a.m. ; dispatched, 5.30 p.m. West Lntton ia and held since 1906 by the Rev. Arthul' Charles Lay­ the nearest money order office & Sledmere, 5 miles beurn, ()f Ayerst Hall, Cambridge. The impropriate distant, the nearest telegraph office tithe of the township amounts to £24. There is a Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1838, for Wesleyan chapel. Sir Tatton Sykes bart. of Sledmere, 6o childrE-n ; average attendance, 20; Miss Mitchell, who i$ lord of the manor, and the trustees of the late Sir mist1·ess Charles William Strickland, 8th hart. (d. 1909) are the Oarrie111 to - Malton Thirsk, wed. & sat. ; Albert 9im~n, tuee. .\ pr-incipal lar.downer8. The soil is li~ht, with chalk and S'!l.t. ; Rdbert Rawling, eat gravel, resting upon chnlk wold; subsoil, various. The Driffield-.Albert Simpson, tburs chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips and pasturage. The arE-a of the township is 4,526 acres ; Mowthorpe is a hamlet, consisting of two farms. l'ateable value, £3.563; the IJOpulation in 1911 was 197 TITIRKLEBY is a. township. Sir Tattoo Sykes hart. is in the town;:hir and 411 in the parish. lord of the manor and landowner. The impropriate tithe amounts to £xoo, and tith~ of £55 goes to St. John'• Parish Clerk, Robert Brignall. Hospital, Kirby RavenswOTth. The area. it 1,345 acree; rateable value, £1,250; the population in 1911 was s~- KIRBY GRINDALYTBE. Beat George Thos. farmer, Woodland W aTdell Thomas, joiner Laybourn Rav• .A.rthur Chaa. (vicar), Clark& Thomas, Kirby grange Watson Robert, farmer, Kirby wold Vicarage Raper Squire Ben, hind to. Arthnr COMMERCIAL. Byass esq DUGGLEBY. Aga.r William. farmer, Maru:>r farm Train John, grocer & carrier,Post off Bogg Alfred, joinel' & wheelwrigh~ Agar William .A.lbert, miller (oil) Ward Thoma~.t farmer Levitt George, tailor .